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SEC. 2 - PIAINDEALER - AUGUST 16, 1967 Smyside Est Sally Segerstrom 385-0964 M&rlene Berg S86-S418 New Signs To Be Erected In Subdivision The Sunnyside Estates Homeowners Association board meeting was held at the Kelso residence on Aug. 3. Walter Berg reported on his meeting with Road Commissioner Clarence Regner. We are to get speed limit signs and "jChildren playing" signs. Within a few months the roads will be resurfaced. The playground area has been precut. The area must be cleared of debris and large rocks and be marked before it can be mowed. Hie children of the Estates will aid in the clean up along with the board members. The next meeting will be held at the Simmons home on Sept. 7. TEEN SWIM AND DANCE PARTY The Sunnyside Estates Women's Club sponsored a teen swim party with a dance that followed on the sixth. As most of you know the weather was not very pleasent but this did not hamper the fun. Some thirteen teens gathered around the pool and had a great time to say nothing of the adults. Kelly Noah really did some swimming with some of the teens trying to follow but found Kelly just was too much for them. At 7 a.m. that evening the dance began at the Hanahan garage. The orchestra, of which Ken Bott is a member, provided the music to dance by. Food and refreshments including foot long hot dogs and all the trimmings, were there far everyone to enjoy. Those who attended were Mary and MT.ke Anderson, Jim and Peggy Stoffel, Mary Jane and John Lakowski, Mary Farley, Elaine Fail, Candy Kobus, Neil Davis, Paul Voight, Bob Kuechel, Mike Mikkelsen, Judy Walczynski, Cathy Palmer, Dorothy Kayler, Steve Wegner, and Don Fiedler with Stan and Joan Walczynski, Kelly and LaVern Noah, Bob and Loretta Mikkelsen and Tom and Dolores Hanahan acting as chaperones. We understand everyone had a great time (as they should) and one of the chaperones has already volunteered for next year. 4-H EXHIBITS AT COUNTY FAIR A number of our children belonging to 4-Hproudly displayed their works at the county fair. Those receiving A, B or € ratings, ribbons and cash awards depending on the rating, were; Lauri Radtke, B rating for her brownies and an A rating blue ribbon for her hat in knitting, Terri Radtke, A rating blue ribbon for her peanut butter vccookies and A rating blue rib-' bon for dog care and obedience training with her pet Schnauzer , Schnapps; Cathy Farley, B rating red ribbon for her oatmeal cookies and an A rating blue ribbon in the dog care show with a Collie named Apache. John Lakowski scored the second highest out of the 100 children who entered in the dog care show. He worked with Pepe, the family Poodle, and received an A rating blue ribbon. John also got an A rating blue ribbon for his thread and scissor holder in Woodworking; Diane Noah, A rating blue ribbon for her scrapbook in WATER SOFTENER SALES - sissies SAME DAY SERVIC'K ON MOST MAKES 't 'servicp * f loaning Out . • Repair * Installation f-Overhauling • Removal • Reconditioning * Rebuilding -ALL WORK GUARANTEED-- Phone: 311-551^ SALES-"Vr**1"-'-' "WATER SOFTENER SALES SERVICE Mollenry. Illinois THANKS TO WU 4967 4-H LIVESTOCK AUCTION BUYERS! Beef- Nartbwood Fur Farms Grand Cha-mp. Steer 4-H Gluth Brothers Grand Champion Open McHenry FS, Inc. Champion Rate of Gain Westman Nursery fteserve Champion 4-H Shfeep Wm. J. Clark, Atty Gen. 4-H Champion Gary Lions Club Open Class Champion OTHER STEER BUYERS Swine Gluth Brothers Grand Champion 4-H Market Hog Farm Supply Co. Grand Champ. Open Class Heinold Hog Market Robert Long. Insurance Grand Champ Pen of 3 4-H Herbert Franks Reserve Grand Champ Open Kenneth Markussen. Cary N. E. 111. Production Credit Jones Packing Company O'Leary Construction Ralph Madsen, Attorney Dunham-Chemung & Rockfcrd Dist. Mutual Tornado Ins. McHenry Co. Fair Assoc. A A Anderson Imp' Co. Zimmerman and Kahier \Vo:>dstock Hicks Gas Ted Wickman. McHenry McHenry Co Farm Bureau ( 'has. F- Froula. Wdstck. i<,hn Schlusscr. Richmond Su-wart Locker Service V irgil Smith.- Wjuodstock Swallish Grain Co O'Leary 'Blackloppins? George Hlockston Don Hansen. Woodstock Al Schvvantz. Marengo Lyle Enman. Crystal Lake McH: Read>-Mix C<>. Inc. Walter Kyle. Harvard Woodstock Moose X & Z Transfer Ksmond & Douglas Harms Farm & Gram W. H F -sell. W>. >dstock K. Heinz. Cary 1st State Bnk. of Harvard State Bank of Woodstock H. J. Curran Contr. Co. Vogue Cleaners, Crys. Lk. lst.Natl Bk. of Wdstk. Harvard Moose Lodge Tarbour Tool Marengo Fed! Sav. & Ln. Marlowe Feed & Hatchery Shields Oil Company- Frank's Store, Marengo J. D. Construction Farmer Jones Realty Seegers Grain Co. » Fred J. Stahl Ins. Agency Holmes Rambler Leroy Heinz Federal Land Bank Harry Kinney. McHenry Lakeland Construction Co. Parkway Paving... Hubert & Merrill Schultz Woodstock Goodall Lindberg Oil Co. Harvard State Bank R. O Andrew Co. Lyle Vierck. Harvard McHenrv Sand & Gravel Harvard Legion of Moose Ken Wickman Harold Bruns. Woodstock Harry Hansen Implement Freund Equipment Harvey Cochran Arnold Wittmus < 4x4 feeds) William Sales OTHER HO<; BUYERS .Northwood Fur Farms Frank Store. Marengo Ksmond and Douglas A. P. Dext.'i Harold Leisch Ralph Madsen. Cryst'l Lak Production Credit Assoc. Cheater Partyka 4x4 Feeds. Arnold Wittmus 4x4 Feed*} Richard Graham Seegers Grain Co N K Illinois Prod. Credit Sawallisch Grain Compan> Zimmerman and Kahier Mike Kane Marlowe Feeds 4x4 Feeds. Wayne Doan. W R. Grace & Comi jny OTHER SHEEP BUYERS N&thwood Fur Farms Harold L-isch l?^-'Savings & Loan. SVoodstock Fr^pHs Store, Marengo GliG.«7ohnspn 'X-N WVFISTOCK AUCTION C OMMITTEE and JUNIOR FAIR ASSOCIATION Lindahl Refrigeration Ted Wickman Kd Kunze. Woodstock Ken Wickman Harry Kinne. McHenry party planning. Also, Mary Jane Lakowski, A rating blue ribbon for her party planning file; Helen Farley, Monica Davis, both received A rating blue ribbons for the hats they knitted; Mary Walczynski, B rating red ribbon for the hat she knitted; David Noah C rating for his doorstep in woodworking; Don Rose, C rating for his test lamp in electricity; Alfle May, C rating for his bookends in Woodworking; Sherwood Palmer, B rating red ribbon for his eight picture story in advanced photography; Marty Palmer, B rating red ribbon for challanges in picture taking in second year photography. A big round of applause for all of you. Mrs. Ann Radtke, instructor for the 4-H County dog care class and John Lakowski were on the Crystal Lake radio station at 1:15 p.m. on Saturday, ft was taped earlier in the day so they were able to listen to themselves. Kathy Farley, Terri Radtke and John Lakowski volunteered to work in the food concession for a couple hours on Friday. Now the long awaited fair is over and these busy youngsters will soon start to prepare their projects for next year. VACATIONS The Siepman family had an enjoyable week camping in Whitewater, Ms. Dottie'steenage cousin, Connie Fiedj of Ingleside, came along. The weather was perfect except for one day when it thundered and hailed. Ron returned home (MI Tuesday to go back to work and Dottie stayed the remainder of the week with the six children and two dogs. On the way home they stopped at an uncle's farm in Elkhorn and rode the, horses. Bob and Loretta Mikkelsen and two sons vacationed at Lipsett Lake in Spooner, Wis. They spent two weeks in a cabin on the lake, fishing and swimming. Loretta's dad, Al Holtfodt, was with them for this wonderful relaxing vacation. The only annoyance to everyone was the T.V. in the cabin which was very rarely turned on. Hie Dale Maules and five children took off for two weeks in their eamping trailer. Their goal was Expo 67 in Montreal, Canada, with stops along the way. Their most fascinating place was Niagara Falls. After spending two days at Expo they 1B&y6c$ a fewvtdays at North ^toy^iXhrtario. This mas si£>- pbsea to be a great fishing spotf so they heard, but they could not even boast of the ones that got away. Before returning home they spent several days in Two Rivers, Wis., visiting both Dale and Charlotte* s parents. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Howard and Claire Hoettels and Harold and Marge Palmer went <Mit last Saturday evening. They were celebrating both couples anniversary with dinner at a beautiful restaurant in Algonquin and then to a favorite night spot where they have a wonderful organist, LOST! Mel Simmons is hoping somebody will find the tooth he lost while he was munching popcorn, so he will not have to look in the most likely place! HOSPITAL NOTE Three year old Carol Segerstrom spent Thursday night in Woodstock hospital after receiving several stitches in. the soft palate. She injured herself while playing. Carol is just fine, was quite brave through the whole ordeal. The same can not be said for her parents! FAMILY REUNION P. J. and Karen Schneider held a get-together for fifty relatives at their farm in Wisconsin. Those who enjoyed Sunday at "Wise Acres" were Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Knacksted and three children, the William Wright, Sr., and five children, Mrs. Nora Wright and Mrs. William Wright, Jr., all of McHenry, Mrs. Jack Osterby and two sons of West Dundee, the Harry Lents of Chicago, Mr. Joseph Knapp and daughter of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hogan and two children of Chicago, the Byron Olsens of Moline, The William Brennensand two children of River Forest, the Garret Benerwyks tod child of Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. B. Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Brennen of Moline. It turned out to be quite a smorgasbord feast as everyone brought different foods. The rain brought the group into the barn and garage. Karen had games galore for all ages' so nobody minded being inside. BIRTHDAY CORNER Happy birthday today to eighteen year old Sandy Fry. Florence Kanter and Loretta Mikkelsen share tomorrow. Bob McDonald celebrates the nineteenth. Jim Williams shares the twentieth with David Noah who becomes ten. Hie twentyfirst is the big day for Bernice Fry, Andrew Sabby and Louise Olson. Billy Walczynski turns nine on the twenty-second. LITTLE LEAGUE All the teams have played the last of their games this week. The all star game will be played on Wednesday evening, Aug. 9. The All Stars ' will be made up of Major players. In the Majors the Cubs beat the Mets 15 to 3 on July 3L Aug. 2 the Cubs beat the Ath- ,, letics 15 to 1. I tit the Minor s the Giants s^or - ^ ed 7 and Cincinnati 3 on the first. In the Intermediates the Yanks vs the Sox was 4 to 2 for the Yanks on the second, f HERE AND THERE Guests at the Herb Rose home for the past week were Mary's f sister and husband, Mr. and i,. Mrs. Newman, and two sons ' all of Augusta, Ga. For added | fun they went to the Milwaukee Zoo, McHenry County Fair, swinming in Lake Geneva and ^ an airplane ride for Donnie and his two cousins. Herb's sister, Alvina O'Brien of Racine, drove down for a day to visit with them. / Debbie Noah is vacationing with the Koiser family at Big gjpider Lake in Hayward, Wis., for three weeks. Patti Jo Williams spent four days in Palatine at her uncle and aunts' home, the William Calhouns. She was taken to the show, swam *.n the pool and also spent a day" at the Lake and at a nearby shopping cen- , ter where they viewed an airlines exhibit. Karen Schneider and sons, Danny and Chuckie, visited the county fair on Friday with cousin Jim Knackstedt of McHenry, and Mrs. Charles Gies and children also of McHenry. They viewed the livestock, tractor pulling contest and many other exhibits and of course the children rode on many of the rides. On Saturday Karen Schneider's sister and brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hogen, and children and her father, Joseph Knapp, and sister, Linda, spent the day helping Karen with last minute preparations for the Sunday family reunion. Marcella Miller has just returned from a six week visit in Mount Clemens, Mich., with her daughter and son-in-law, the Robert Lockwoods. They drove her home and are spending a week with her.Marcella's other daughter from Hoffman Estates, and her daughter have been driving over often to spend the day to join in on the fun. The "Walter Bergs went to a family get-together Sunday evening at the Tony Freund • home in Johnsburg. Present were the Joe E. Freunds, the Elmer Hettermanns, the Robert P. Freund family, the Stan Pankiewicz family, the Ken Hettermanns, who are here visiting for a few days. The Hettermanns are residents of College Park, Ga., and two years have passed since their last visit. Well as you can imagine there was a lot to talk about and many new faces they have never seen. Howard and Claire Hoettels did some entertaining Saturday * and Sunday. Their daughter and family, George and Bobbie . Ballard, and three children ©UNIT 491 COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING McHemy County Council meeting was held in Hebron Friday, Aug, 4. President Alvis called the meeting to order* Chaplain Mrs. Arnold Chesak said prayers, next was the pledge of allegiance to the flag by assembly. We recited the Preamble and sang the National Anthem. The units gave reports of the many activities they participated in during June and July. Reports of standing committees came next. Legislative chairman asked all members to contact the House Rules committee and let them know of our support of the House Reorganization Act of 1967 (S.355), the provision to establish a standing committee on veterans' affairs. Wire or write the member of the House from your congressional district, asking him to contact the Rules committee and request action on this bill. Please do it now,"let's be 100 percent in this very important bill. spent the weekend with them. Oh! we almost forgot, the dog and guinea pig also came with for the weekend. The Ballards are from Western Springs so they do not get up here too of- ' ten. You can bet it was a fun weekend. The Hanahans, Tom and Dolores, spent a weekend in Indiana. They attended the wedding of Dolores cousin in Indianapolis. Then on Sunday they went to Michigan City and returned home. ANNIVERSARY WISHES Happy anniversary to Herman and Mary Mooha who have had forty-seven years of togetherness. May you have many, many more years of happiness before you. That is all this week, see you next week. Eleventh District Coupon (Chairman Mrs. Brockrogge received a trophy and a special award from the Pilot Dog foundation for dog coiqions. A total of 99,274 dog coupons were sent in from the Eleventh district. Mrs. Brockrogge also received a rhinestone pin with the auxiliary emblem for her untiring work as coupon chairman. Membership chairman reported we have 1,729 tnembers in county, n short of 100 percent McHenry unit has 400 members. Installation of officers was next on the agenda. Installation Officer Mrs. Arnold Chesak, Installing Sgt. at Arms Mrs. Johnson and Installing Chaplain Mrs. Reynolds. Installed as president, Mrs. M. Kueker, Senior vice-president, Mrs* M. Schultz, Junior vice-president, Mrs. A. Wagner, secretary, Mrs. A. Wapler^ treasurer, Mrs. F. Carlson, Historian, Mrs. Roy Homo, chaplain, Mrs. L.M. Reynolds, sargeant at arms, Mrs. M. Alvis, assistant sergeant at arms, Mrs. M. Muncell. There will be a county Past Presidents' dinner held in October. Will have more information on this next month. Our next County Council meeting will be held in Fox River Grove on Friday, Sept. 1. Members from McHenry attending county meeting were Mrs. Richard Pickett, Mrs, Roy Homo, Mrs. George Mrachek and Mrs. James Carroll. 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