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< Ukelahs Carole Humann 385-1605 CLUB MOLDS c SUCCESSFUL SMORGASBORD Thanks to an awful lot of people the smorgasbord was a success again as usual. From the gals who worked so hard in the kitchen, to the gals who prepared the scrumptuous dishes, to the people who bought tickets and came to partake of the feast. Such an affair is a flop with any one of those com-, ponents in short supply. But again this was a big success. Any dishes which haven't been returned by this time can be picked up at Maureen Johnson's homo on Ramble Road. Her phone number is 385-6504. The Woman's Club takes a short vacation now and will resume meetings in September. All newcomers to the subdivision are especially welcome to attend. Watch this column and the Newsletter for information about the next meeting. COMMUNITY '10USE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Saturday, June 22 - Tri- County Five Watters - 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 24, Lakeland Merry-Makers 4-H Club - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 25 - Boy Scout meeting - 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, June 26, - Little League Open meeting - 8 p.m. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Bobby Baseley leads the list this week with the celebration of his fifth birthday on June 21. Roy Meineke will have a cake on that day too. Joe Meyer will celebrate his fourteenth birthday on June 23. The Leopold twins, Jill and Julie, will celebrate their very first birthday on June 24 with proper fanfare. John Koch will be thirteen and Susan Wautelet makes it an even ten on June 25. David Cygan will have eight candles on his cake and voters Gunther Borchert, Joan Burmann and Maureen Johnson aren't telling. Best wishes to all of them on their special day. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ June 23 is the big day for Mr. arid-Mrs. John Thilges who will be celebrating 47 years of matrimony. Dorothy and Bill Humphries chalk up thirty-two years of togetherness on June 24 and Louise and Jim Mc- Enery celebrate 42 years. On June 26 Dorothy and Roy Meineke will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with Helen and Ralph Stippick who will have an even twenty to their credit. Ivy and Stan Lezak will take time out from their busy day to celebrate their twenty-six years of marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Michel take the grand pidze for the week though with fifty-one years of marriage on June 27. The grand total of years together of all these nice people is 243 and whoever said that marriages don't last any more! Our congratulations and best wishes to each and every one of you. BOY SCOUT TROOP 459 June 11. we opened our meeting inside with the pledge, the scout oath, and laws, Mr. Biggerstaff told us about a trip for four scouts to Boulder Junction, Wis. Ed Choate, the senior patrol leader is scheduled to make the fourth pick soon. The other three were^chosen by Mr. Biggerstaff. Respectfully submitted, Clark Bierman, Scribe. V. GREEN BAR MEETING We had a short meeting at Mr. Biggerstaff s house. We decided to clean out the creek on Saturday, June 22. Little League scores f Major League; June3-Tigers " 12, Braves 3. June 5 - Pirates 9, Tigers 0. June 7 - Orioles 26, Braves 1. June 9 - Orioles 12, Tigers 0. June 11 - Pirates 4, Orioles 1. Minor League; May 28 - Twins 8, Dodgers 4. June 3 - Cardinals 13, Dodgers 7. June 6 - Cardinals 12, Twins 7. June 6 9 - Twins 30, Dodgers 13. June 11 - Dodgers 12, Cardinals 10. June 14 - Twins 7, Cardinals 3. Major League standings as of June 14. The Pirates lead with 4 Wins and 0 losses. Orioles have33 wins and 2 losses, Tigers 2 wins 4 losses. Braves have not yet been able to dent the win column. Minor League standings as of June 14. Twins have 4 wins 1 loss. The Cardinals have 2 wins and 3 losses and the Dodgers have 1 win and 3 losses. The next meeting of the Little League /Will be held on June 26 at the Community house at 8 p.m. SCHEDULE Major League. Friday, June GOlDEir A>u,r„„ CftOUm® Proved%\ \W Sjng|e TRUSS Patented \ry/ $11.93 LUXURIOUS Desira ^ Double RUPTURE COMFORT New cool, washable 3-ply miracle materials! Unexcelled relief and comfort. Flat foam rubber groin pad. Padded leg strap.) No fitting. Tor reducible inguinal hernia. Bolger9$ Drug Store 1259 N. Green 385-4500 ?8 - Pirates vs. Braves. Monday, July 1 _ Tigers vs. Orioles. Tuesday, July 2 - Pirates vs. Braves. Wednesday, 3 " Braves vs. 0$files. Monday, July 8 - Pirates vs. Tigers. Minor League - Sundday, June 30 - Cardinals vs. Twins ( Not a double-header) Tuesdajt/ July 2 - Twins vs. Dodgeifs. Monday, July 8 - Cardinals vs. Dodgers. LAKELAND MERRY MAKERS 4-H CLUB You're late, you're late, for a very important 4-H year. Too late to join this year, but in September you can join in the fun. Monday, june 10, we met at 6:30 outside the community house. Everyone got together and we had baseball practice until 7. ^ This meeting wasn't any ordinary meeting, our club went on a project tour. A project tour is a tour where all the members meet, then pile into cars and go to the houses of the members who cannot bring their project to the community house. For instance, dairying; gardening, room improvement, automobile, dog care, rabbit care or ducks, etc. About 7 o'clock we left on the project tour. Our first step was at the Erber home, except Tom Erber wasn't home so off we went down the black top road. Our second stop was at the Johnson home. Randy Johnson gave a demonstration on gardening. Third stop was the Curran home. Carol Curran gave a talk on dairying and gardening. Jimmy Curran wasn't home so we left for the community house where we arrived about 8 o'clock. We gave other talks and demonstrations for the rest of the time. Scot Strange gave a talk on safety. Larry Fergen gave a demonstration on mosaics,Shawn Strange gave a talk on sunburns, Kevin Schultz gave a demonstration on woodwork. Dianne Muskovin gave a talk on shock, Shawn Strange gave a demonstration on peanut butter drop cookies. Lori Backhaus gave a talk on pink eye disease. Sharee Holas gave a demonstration on how to set a table. Collen Godina gave a demonstration on knitting. Lori Backhaus gave a (lemonstration on peanut butter /drop cookies. Colleen Godina gave a talk on athlete's foot and that ended the demonstrations for this meeting. Next Tuesday, June 19, we will have a baking meeting. Mpnday, June 24, is our next 4-H meeting. So when you have a chore to do or errand to run, keep in mind "To Make the Best Better/i Your reporter, Karen Fergen.A BROWNIE TROOP 464 At the last official meeting of the year, the Brownies put on their own talent show with many of the girls performing. A flyup ceremony was held with Cindy Braun, Kelly Flannigan, Meg Humann, Judy Johnson, Cathy Lauer, Tammy LeOfie, Amy Roslo, Tammy Rybak, Tammy Strange, and Susie Wickenkamp receiving their gold fly-up wings which are to be sewn on their Junior badge sash. All the girls in the troop received their one year pins. Ice cream was served for refreshments and Linda Humph* les was the hostess and served brownies. After singing the "Smile" song the meeting ended with the magic tunnel. The fly-ups were also invited to a Scouts Own by their sister troop 320 the following evening. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK It really should be no surprise, but almost everyone around here has at least one new neighbor and we wish to welcome all newcomers and hope that they will be happy in our community. I would appreciate a call if you know somebody new so that we can welcome them and also add them to our growing birthday list. First we wou}d~like-to welcome the George Kotalik family who have recently moved into their new residence at Meadow Lane and Home avenue. The Edmund Felmuth family has moved from Pell Lake to their new home on Lakewood. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmenteri and their two children have just moved into the Creutz home on Pleasant avenye. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Norton and their children, Dennis and Denice, came to Parkway avenue from Lake Geneva in April , but it's never too late to say hi! The Robert Doyle family has been living on Shore drive since last October and we take this opportunity to welcome them. Mrs. Tracy has welcomed her daughter*"-in-law Mrs. Robert Tracy and four children while Bob, who is a career officer in the Air Force, is serving in JapanJ Mr..and Mrs. Gaylord Windross is Mrs. Bailey's ihother so it's family reunion time. The list continues, but we don't have any further information but sure would like to extend the welcome mat to all our new residents and hope that we can be of help to any of them. Get-well wishefi are extended to Paul Scftw^^Jr., who broke his arm in two places requiring surgery. He missed graduation ceremonies but first things first so he spent the day In Wesley Memorial hospital. Joey Selefski is a patient at McHenry hospital where he is an ulcer victim. Quit that worry- Belated birthday greetings to tos' Tom Daurio who celebrated his --Steven Mai is recovering from tenth birthday on June 12. an emergency appendectomy The Quast family spent the after being rushed to Memorial weekend recently with Art and hospital in Woodstock. Neighbor Marge Webber who have since E)oug Miyaki came home from moved to Wonder Lake where the hospital last Friday sport- they will be staying until their ing a dandy ,ling to protect his new Ikmie is finished. Bill and broken arm which is healing Fran ahd the kids are living in just fine. He was completely Des Moines and we all miss overwhelmed by all the cards them. and gifts sent to him by Mrs. Joseph Lanz entertained friends and neighbors and es- her mother, Mrs. Jewell Hlckpecially from his classmates, man, for several weeks. Mrs. the Cub Scouts and Little Leag^ Hickman flew back to Indianuers. All the kids sure came apolis where she will be visitthrough to help cheer-him up. ing^ with the Bill Arnold family. Lloyd and Gerry Wagner got a pretty exciting phone call from Hawaii from daughter Sharon who had just been named first runner-up in the Miss National Guard contest in Honolulu. She received a huge trophy and was covered with beautiful flower leis and was one pretty excited girl or should we say excited pretty girl! Doug Funk who got his start in Little League with our Braves team had his picture in a newspaper along with his Babe Ruth League team from Crystal Lake for pitching sixteen strike-outs out of twenty-one in a recent game. Continuing good luck to him The Koehls attended a wedding reception in Lakemoor last Saturday for Kathy and Michael Stein. We bid farewell and all that jazz to Gene and Chris Foszcz and all the girls and the little guy as they move to their new home in Lake Villa. Hopefully they'll be around to visit in the near future. This being graduation month we can't let It go by without mentioning some of the graduation doings. W3 inadvertently left Dave Wagner off the graduates list last week but wish him success anyhow, now. He was honored at a party given at home^aftj the ceiWnonies on Thursday evening. He was in the Junior high class. Greg Bartos bad a party for graduation witn dinner for thirty-five people on Sunday. A party was held at the community house last w^k for the entire graduating cla&s of St. Patrick' school / Dennis Druml was the guest of honor at a party held on Friday evening after the graduation ceremonies for McHenry high school. On Sunday more partying was done with friends and relatives making the scene. Mick Dauriovand Jim Daurio shared the honors with Mick graduating from McHenry and Jim from St. Patrick's with a party for both with friends and relatives coming to honorthem. Mick entertained friends after the ceremonies on Friday night. George Piccolo was honored at a party given by his folks on Saturday. .John Zimnv was treated to FRL, JUNE 21, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. t./- a graduation blast on Sunday? Cathy Humann entertained thirty-four people for a party on Saturday evening after the St. Patrick's ceremonies. A double party was held for Ronny and Danny Kamp on Sunday for more than 100 people. Danny's band played for the dancers. Members of the band were Dave Guzzardo, Duane Fair, Rick Glos and their mentor, Jack Slaughter. Ronny grad-' uated from St. Mary's and Dan graduated from MariaruB€ntral. The graduating <rfass of Marian Central included Pat Mikosz, Tom Przetacznik, and Dan Kamp. bur best wishes fo the three of them. y We trust that the dads had a lovely day to call their own last Sunday. From the amount of cars around lots of people had guests. The Oakford family spent the day at Petey*s brother, Duke Grondy*s to celebrate Father* & Day and the fourth birthday of Mark Grondy. Guests besides the Oakfords were Marilyn andPattiMcCullough, Eileen and Pete Paulsen, Mr. Oakford and Grace, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, and Connie's sister, Gloria Coughlin, and family of Wooded Shores and her sister, Marilyn Mc- Mahon, and family. VISITS CAMPUS Students who will be incor freshmen in the College of Engineering at Iowa State university in September have been attending orientation meetings on the campus this week. 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