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Thursday, August 25, I960 I^age Nme Eastwood Manor Picnic To Close Summer Events Dee Penick - EV. 5-5527 Except for the Labor Day fckend, and the Eastwood ior picnic, the carefree relaxed days of summertime have •come to an end. We hope you : enjoyed the summer and that 'you are refreshed for the days lof activity which fall has in /store. Fatth Presbyterian Church On Sunday, Aug. 21, Mrs. Erickson and her sons, lael, Robert and Steven, ot "PiSlakee Terrace, and Russell Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. ^Robert Tucker, of Eastwood Manor, were baptized in Faith church. \ The topic of the sermon for the worship service of Sunday. .'Aug. 28, will be "Victory Through Christ" and will be based on Romans, Chapter 8. *Hie time of the service is On Wednesday, Aug 31, there will be a special meeting of the Women's society executive 'committee. The meeting will be held at the home of Pat Spindler in Sunnyside Estates. Two New Manorites The sixth child, and second girl, of the Harry Durkin famil^ put in her appearance at 1® am. on July 19. Little Linda Jean was born in Woodstock Memorial hospital and weighed in at 7 lbs.. 12 ozs. TTie Daltons brought their third hoy home from Woodstock Memorial hospital last week. He is David Scott. He weighed in at 6 lbs., oz. at 11:45 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 14. v Birthday Greetings . VtA'e sent out this week to John Meyer on the twentysixth; to Dick Cruhn and Barbie Krebs on the twenty-seventh; to Timmy Tucker and Pam Radner on the twentyninith; to LeRoy Rohrer, Marian Alford and Pattie Barry on the thirtieth; to Bill Harner Mildred Negar and Cathy Fenner on Ihe thirty-first and to R^bie Pickett on Sept. 1. Anniversary Greetings Are sent to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ritter on Aug. 26. and to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roewer and to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Krebs, who. celebrate on Aug. 31. Best wishes! fast growing tumor removed from her finger. She is up and around. However, the finger is plenty sore. Local Doins* Mary Thienes' sister and heir husband. Gen and Ovie Scurlock, paid a surprise visit to Mary arid George on Monday of last week. The good news they brought was that. they will be living in Arlington for the rest of the racing season, and that Ovie, who is a jockey, will be riding at Arlington Park. Their home formerly was in New Jersey. Lynn Krebs is really enjoying the summer. She had her girl friend, Joan Ewert, of Chicago out to her house for a week of fun. and the following week, she had another friend, Bette Berryman of LaGrange, out for a week's stay. The week after that, she will stay with their grandmother while Lynn goes on to Springfield with the Ewerts. This will be the first time s i n c e L y n n ' s b i r t h n e a r l y twelve' years ago that mama. Lois, has been home alone. You gals who live close might as well plan to put the coffee pot on early because I doubt if she is going to stay there and rattle around those empty rooms from the time Warren leaves for work until his return each day!! The Simpsons enjoyed their vacation near Eagle River. Wis. They had invited Sandy Radner to go along and she had a ball with the many iiice 'teens she met there. Tom was there for two weeks of swimming and horseback riding, while Rita, Sandy and the children were there for three weeks. Get Well Wishes -seal .out . to .Madeline Firekman. Madeline went into Chicago to Augustana hospital on Sunday, Aug. 14 to have a Shower A baby shower was given by Jean Mersch for Lois Ryan on Sunday, Aug. 14. ' T h o s e who a t t e n d e d t o 'shower' her with presents and good wishes were Lois Bianchi, Doris Shaw. Jo Ann Hutchinson, Jackie French, Madeline Freckman. Lois' sisters, Gert Lynn and Marian Anderson, and her mother. Mrs. Wonsik. all of Fox River Grove and myself and Jean, who held the shower in her home. Bridge Club Doris Shaw was hostess for the girls who met at her home for bridge on Wednesday, Aug. 17. Doris' good friend, Carol Lubke, of Arlington Heights, was substitute for Tam Hawkins. and won the travelling prize. Peg Anderson won first prize and > Lois . Krebs was . the recipient of the booby prize. SHOP AT HOME SI. Mary's P.T.A. ANNUAL TALL STYLE SHOW featuring Salad Luncheon -- $1.75 "Wednesday, Aug. 31 1:00 P.M. at ihe Air-Condiiioned V.F.W. Hall - McHenry Lakeland Park FIRST MEETING OF SEASON FOR WOMEN'S CLUB Carole Humann EV. 5-1605 Or EV.5-404S The first meeting of the Lakeland0 Park Women's club of the season will be next Thursday. Sept. 1 at 8:30 p.m. at the community house. The highlight of the evening will be a crazy hat contest. All members are urged to attend and may invite a friend. Start creating now to have your hat finished in time. Seeing as this is the beginning of a new season, it seems like a good time to review some of the by-laws. Meetings are held on the first Thursday of every month at the community house at 8:30 p.m. Ladies who are members of the LPPOA are eligible to join the Woman's club. Elections are held in April. Eligibility for nominption consists of membership for one year and attendance at five meetings throughout the year. The aim of Women's club is to give support to the LPPOA. The main project is the community house. Mrs. Harold Krug of Knoll avenue on Aug. 13 at Sherman hospital in Elgin. This pert miss tipped the scales at 7 lbs., 4 ozs. and measured 19 in. from tip to toe. She has a brother, Mike, and a sister, Carye. Vacationers Bill Dial and sons, John, Mark and David have been visiting this week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dial, at Mowelqua, 111. Bob Harris spent a week with his grandmother in Chicago. Debbie Gladman has been in Chicago for several weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Emily Gladman and Aunt Alice Barha and cousins. Honeymooners Return Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pollitt have returned from their two week 'honeymoon to Colorado Springs They are at home at 821 Grove street in Cooney Heights. Mrs. Pollitt is the former Rosemary Heber of 506 Shore Drive. They were married Aug. 6 at St. Mary's church. Many of the neighbors from Lakeland Park were present at the ceremony and the reception held later at the VFW. Number 5 Bil' and Betty Bockman bec a m e t h e p a r e n t s o f t h e i r f i f t h child ;ind fourth son on Aug. 19 at Memorial hospital in Woodstock. This brand new member of the family was named Steven Carl and weighed 8 lbs., 6 ozs. at, birth. Susan. Gary. David and Tommy were pleased to make his aquaintance as w a s G r a n d f a t h e r W i l l i a m Bockman, Sr., of Rogers avenue. Introducing A sweet liltlo girl named Tamara Louise was introduced lo her new parents, Mr. and Birthday Celebrations A birthday luncheon with a pizza instead&of cake was given'for Margo Schaedel on Aug. 17 by Fran Cina. Helping to devour the "cake" weufe-XQckey Bottari and Ruth. 'Roach. A "surprise party was given for Gcdie Rehberg's eighteenth birthday on Aug. 15 at the home of Mrs. Frieda La- Cerba in Wonder Lake. The surprisers were Bonnie Bucaro. Pete Parisi. Marge Parisi. Sandy Bucaro. Jim Chrisman. Don Powers, Doug and. Ron Glosson. Johnny Parisi, JoLee Ponso, Jo LaCerha, Joe Parisi, George Scharbough, Sue Dahlquist, Adrienne Ozog, Mary Hanley, Carol Krumsee, Don Diedrich, Tony Fino, Diane Koerper. Jim Blake and Mr. and Mrs Rehberg. The kids chipped in and gave Gordie an electric razor. Refreshments included a pizza decorated with happy birthday. Visitors An exchange of cousins took place with the Hahndorf home in the Shores. Nancy Hahndorf spent a week in Chicago with Kristine Kampendahl in exchange for Kurt Kampendahl spending the week with Richy Hahndorf. Spending a week at the Anton E. Noel home on 107 Knoll avenue is Mrs. Noel's mother, Mrs. Martin, of Chicago. At the home of Jim and Bev Wiekenkamp were Bev's mother nr>d five year old sister from Chicago. Mrs. Hjertstedt a«l Jayne ' Billy Johnson from Btfrkley spent a week at his Uncle Frank Dorl's home in Lakeland Shores. Mrs. Evelyn Behof and her mother and her son, Rickey from Chicago spent several days with the Bucaros. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Koerper were visited by Bud and Sis Ccskey plus five of DesPlaines. Miss Cheryl Humann of Skokie has been\ visiting with her cousin, CathyVgumann, for the past week. Splash Party Mary Lou and Bob Wilkins. Pat and John Gelwicks and Toots and Don Gerstad attended the monthly meeting of the Homebuilders of the Community Methodist church. The splash party was held in the Dutch Creek Woodlands at the Model Home. After drying off, refreshments were served at the Marshall home in Johnsburg. JOSEPH FREIT&S0N.INC. Builders ESTABLISHED 1928 . Picnic Planned The Lakeland Park Boys Baseball-G^ub is having a picnic for the Little League. It will be held on Sept. 11. at Fritzsehe's Estates in Lilymoor. All the Little League boys and their families are invited. "For further information contact. Marvin George, Joe Prazak, Paul Schwegel, Irv Becker Or A'l Kujac. Little League Scoreboard Tuesday. Aug. 16 -- Indians vs. M. L. Braves Score 6-3. M. L. Sox vs. Cubs. Score 8-1. Saturday, Aug. 20 -- Indians vs. Tigers Score 8-5. Schedule Thursday, Aug. 25 -- Tigers vs. Indians at L. P. M. L. Braves vs. M. L. Sox at M. L. Birthdays Happy birthday to Gloria Fedorenko whose birthday was Aug. 14. To Anton E. Noel who celebrated his birthday on Aug. 16. To June Gilbertson whose birthday is coming on Aug. 27. John Seaton, son of Pat and Don Seaton of 602 Home avenue celebrated his sixth birthday on Aug. 16 with three neighbors coming for lots of games and goodies, David and Tommy Bockman, Tommy Uttich. Danny Deja, Doug and Scott Belohlavy, Jimmy and Johnny Keedy, Joseph and Johnny Meyer, and of course sister Ann. Happy birthday to Ester Cygan who blew out her Candles on Aug. 16>.- Also to Bob Ellmer who aged a bit on the same day. And to Jackie Davis who celebrated number 7 on Aug. 11 with the help of Tommy Giacomo, Peter Murphy, Edward Gilbertson, Mike Krug, Raymond Jett, Alan Moll and Wayne Cygan. Sixteen wishes to Raymond Franklin who was sweet sixteen on Aug. 11. Barbara Ann Frindell celebrated her sixteenth birthday on Aug. 18, with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Selfred Frindell. and Mrs. Zebell. On Aug. 21, her grandfather, Louis Frindell celebrated his birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Frindell and Karol, Karen and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Kapell and Pat, Jerry Kapell and Carmen, and Charles Boden and daughter, Charlene. A party was held last Wednesday for Denise Bucaro in honor of her fifth •birthday. Helping to celebrate wjth cake arid ice cream wereJiMHy, Larry, Sharon and The$Ma Bums, Debbie and Sharee Holas, Gary Hansen. Jaliice Barle, Karen and Judy Slowing Joey and Larry Koerper, Steve ^Coskey, Diane Krater, and mothers Mrs. Koerper, Mrs. Coskey, Mrs. LaCerba. Mrs. Behof and mother, Mrs. Barle, Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Bucaro. One wild weekend observed the third birthday of Billy Burmann. On Saturday Chuck and Delor'es Burmann, David, Diana and Cheryl came. On Sunday Grandma Marie Leirvaag and Agnes and John Eichelman, Jeanne and John Fougehousse plus five, and Ginny and Bob Eichclman and Julie and Scott came. On Monday afternoon a party was held for his friends Patti, Paul, Colleen, Chris and Mark Rogers. Robbie, Davis and Susan Wiekenkamp, Larry and Donald Glorch, Vicki and Donnie Johnson, Terry and Kathy Brooks, Sandy and Diane Dargatz and Mike Burmann and Mommies. UFE *** Residential and Commercial • First in Quality • Fairest in Prices * Fastest in Service Phone EV 5-3976 Located on Hwy. 110 -- W-y l pSfe 0^ the »tDlU . '4 Mile East of Fox River Bridge H J. OVERTON MOTOR SALES McHENRY, ILL Phone EVergreen 5-3700 103 FRONT ST. seventy of Murphy's family attended the first picnic in 8 years. The weather, swimming, and the food were all terrific and everyone sure had a good time. Altho the duck and dog were completely pooped out from all the festivities! Get Well Wishes To Mrs, Barbara Meurer who experienced a tonsillectomy last weekend, the twelfth. Our best wishes for a quick recovery go to Barbara Malinowski who is back home after surgery at McHenry hospital. Happy Birthday To David Woftnrade who was 3 years old on Aug. 24. To Mrs. Ann Reno who celebrated on Aug. 21. To John Arient, Sr. and Jr. who were over 21 on Aug. 25 and 8 years on Aug. 20. And especially to neighbors,' Helen Arient and Margaret Humann, who celebrated their first birthdays on Aug. 24 together with the help of twentyfiye assorted friends and relations. SERVICE NEWS A/2C Walter J. Steffens, vehicle maintenance man, A-2C Gene L. Freund, air policeman, and A/2C William Weber, radar repairman, all of McHenry, are among members of the 64th troop carrier squadron (reserve) located at O'Hare International airport, Chicago, participating in Operation Bright Star/Pine Cone m, a joint Army-Air Force maneuvers held in the Fort Bragg, North Carolina-Pope Air Force base, through Aug. 27. Style Show You are cordially invited to St. Mary's PTA style show and salad luncheon on Aug. 31 at 1 p.m. at the VFW. Tickets will be available at the door. Family Picnic The Jayko family picnic was held at: ti e home of Norb and Marie (Murphy) Kwiatek of 306 Center street. Close to Sympathy We extend our deepest sympathy on the death of Fred C. Schmidt of 614 Home avenue who passed away on Aug. 17. He is survived by his wife, Amelia, and a son, Arthur of DesPlaines, and a daughter, Mrs. Marion Kinney, who is with her husband in the Navy in the Philippines and eight grandchildren. He was buried on Monday in Memorial Park in Skokie. Travel has been found to be helpful, in several ways. It (1) broadens the mind, (2) widens the perspective, (3) flattens the purse, and (4) lengthens the conversations. ART COURSE A course in art education will be offered by National College of Education. Evanston at McHenry Junior high school beginning Wednesday, Sept. 21. For the convenience of teachers on the job, this course, carrying two hours of credit will meet from 7 to 8:40 p.m. every Wednesday throughout the semester. Students may register for it at the first meeting of the class. LETS Sffi NOW... WHAT Will WE NEtO « TMt BEACH ? SUN TAN 10TI0N, GLASSES. COMB. 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