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I LEAVE GIJTTED CHURCH -- Firemen, one wearing a mask, emerge from the lower floor of St. Patrick's Catholic church on Washington after bringing under control flames which entirely gutted the kitchen and resulted in considerable damage to the adjoining hall. Members of the three companies, in the McHen- ry Township Fire Protection District battled the blaze, which resulted in damage as yet not estimated. PLAINDEALER PHOTO iXU <#„r£ CAROLE HUMANN 385-1605 LIST POLLING PLACES IN NBW AREA PRECINCTS Voters' registration cards have be eh mailed to all reg­ istered Voters in Precinct 13. Recently this precinct was di­ vided in two parts with the sec­ tion east of and including the east side of Knoll avenue re­ maining as precinct 13 and the portion we it of and including the west side of Knoll avenue des­ ignated as'precinct 24. The pol­ ling place for precinct 13 will be in the middle section of the bakery building at Meadow lane and Rout6 120. The polling place for precinct 24 will be the Lake­ land Pdrk Community House. The Democratic committeeman for precinct 13 is Frank Hro- mec ahd the Republican com­ mitteeman is George Kotalik. The Republican committeeman for precinct 24 is Wally Laur- ance. The primary for the sel­ ection of Con-Con delegates will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 23. The polling places will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancel­ lations for the community house must be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Saturday, Sept. 13 - Tri- County Five Watters - 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14 - Private , Party. Tuesday, Sept. 16 - Boy Scout meeting - 7 to 9 p.m. W ednesday, Sept. 17 - Girl Scout meeting - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Regular LPPOA board meeting - 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 18 - Conservation Club meeting - 8 p.m. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 Troop 320 officially opened the 1969-70 scouting season with their first meeting on Wed­ nesday of this week. As this column is written before that day no meeting news will be available until next week. Troop 320 is a Junior Girl Scout troop and girls in fourth, fifth and sixth grades are eligible to join. Mrs. Raymond Stilling is the leader and she should be contacted for further informa­ tion. Meetings are held on Wed­ nesday afternoons from 3:30 to 5:30 at the community house. CONSERVATION CLUB The next meeting of the Con­ servation Club will be held on Thursday, Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Lakeland Park Commun­ ity House. Any residents of the communities surrounding the lake who are interested in its welfare are invited to attend the meetings. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Belated and otherwise greet­ ings to all the birthday kids of all ages. To catch up to date Hattie Manning and Kevin Worm and Doris Krueger celebrated on Aug. 30. Kitty Hendle, Laura Poole and George Weber ob­ served their days on Aug. 31. Sept. 1 was the big day for Jo- Ann Gladman and Tim Serri- tella. Pam Schwegel and Mar­ ion Duffy celebrated on the sec­ ond. The third was Paul Schweg­ el, Jr.'s birthday. Kelly Pretz- man was three years old on Sept. 5 and Bill Eckhart cel­ ebrates his day then, too. Mi­ chael Widhalm was two on Sun­ day, Sept. 7. Debbie George was bmfuJay ' girl *6n Hie seventh also. Marv George, and Russ Rode share the tenth and Don Kaminski celebrates on the eleventh. Sept. 12 is the big day for Barbara Humann who will be seven years old and for Dave Johnson, Ron Nicolai, Shirley Koch and Karen Slon- ina who will be fourteen years old. Mark Slonina will be seven on Sept. 13 and Allen Plucin- ski will be fourteen. Karen Johnson is the birthday girl for the fourteenth and John Becker will be four. Cathy Knor will be seven and Darlene Glad- man will be thirteen years old. Mitchell Przetacznic will be twelve on the fifteenth and Mrs. John Thilges celebrates on that day too. Frank Bartos cele­ brates on the sixteenth, and Mrs. Anthony is the birthday girl on the seventeenth. Con­ gratulations to all. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Our very best wishes to Anna and Cypryan Kosieracki who celebrated their sixty-first wedding anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Piasecki celebrated thirty-two years of wedlock on Sept. 9. Sam and Connie Pari si have thirty-five years on the credit size of the ledger and Bob and Dorothy Moore will celebrate their fourteenth anniversary on the same day Sept. 10. Congrat- Sim Lawton is the Con-Con candidate who knows how YOU want him to vole on this question: SHOULD THE STATE PROVIDE AID TO NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS? He took the time and trouble to mail 30,000 que«tionnaires to folks in this district... to tabulate them ... to find out what YOU want in your new Illinois Constitution. He may be the only candidate who knows how YOU feel on the important issues! Elect Samuel T. Lawton, Jr. a to represent YOU at lllinois's Constitutional Convention Primary: Sept. 23 (mihiMh «*r l«rwt»n tor C*n-Cw> A. O. »•!!•«»•», Wwwct cfcelrmw • 13 MwUy M, M*. «• ulations to all of you and many more good years to follow. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK A very quick stroll reveals most of the kids in school and the moms with their feet up enjoying a leisurely cup of cof­ fee. Dorothy Lense is a patient at St. Therese hospital in Wau- kegan where she had surgery. By now she may be home and on the mend. Birthday greetings to Foster Glorch, Jr., who celebrated his second birthday on Sept. 9 with the help of his mom and dad, Foster and Linda, and grandson, Leah Glorch. The Laskos had lots of com­ pany just before the official end of summer activities. Pat's aunt, Eva King, and her god­ child, Debbie, of Sacramento, Calif., were here for a few days and enjoyed the beach and the fresh air. Get-well wishes to Gene Mul­ len who has been on the not- so-chipper list lately. Several babies have added to the population count lately but have no information so must wait till next week. Please call any evening with news, or after three in the af­ ternoon, (providing you can get through). My time for phone calls has been shortened con­ siderably by five daughters who are as gabby as their mom. The Humann family enjoyed a long week in Hay ward, Wis., where we stayed with Buck and Molly Burger. The fishing wasn't too terrific but the %eather was superb till the last day. The fish started cooper­ ating a little better toward the end of the week and one girl staying with Burgers caught a thirty-one inch walleye. It seemed like McHenry North over the Labor Day weekend with the arrival of a bunch of people including Pat and Jack Slaughter, Lee and Ray Bujak, Jim and Bebe Crook, Chuck Pierce, Tim Farr, Jim Peter­ sen, Bill DeCicco, VinWeyland, and Bob O'Brien. Nick Groh and his mom, Lee Williams and three of his boys and the Doney family were there for the whole week and it was super terrific. See you next week. |tNiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiimiiiiimiiiiiuiuii^ §Kiwanis News | McHENRY CLUB The McHenry Kiwanis club's weekly meeting at the Legion home was held at noon Monday, Sept. 8. The club wishes to call to the attention of the McHen­ ry citizens that annual Peanut Day will be held Sept. 26, and citizens are requested to be generous in their donations as this money is used for many fine projects in assisting the crippled children of the nation. Another Blood Bank drawing will be held in the very near future. Watch this paper for further details. KITCHEN IN RUBBLE -- Only a quantity of cups and glasses inside a large cabinet of St. Patrick's church kitchen remain intact after fire raged through the room early last Saturday ?* • - Jk . K evening. The kitchen was entirely gutted and a nearby hall was also damaged by heat and smoke. . . '" • PLAINDEALER PHOTO CUB OUT NUTR FRI. SEPT. 12, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 11 PACK 131 With memories of goodtimes all summer, CubScoutPack 131 is ready to start fall activi­ ties. The trip to Cantigny was a huge success, as was the Cub baseball outing. The train trip to Chicago and the boat ride on Lake Michigan were well at­ tended. The boys and their fam­ ilies really enjoyed the den meetings at the state park, which was topped off by a rib roast there in August, seemed to be a favorite. This was the first summer that activities were carried all through the season and it seemed to go ov­ er real well. At the next pack meeting on Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Meth­ odist church, Ray Bellon, the Weblo leader, hopes to be able to announce a special "Cub- Scout-only" activity. Refresh­ ments will be furnished and served by Den 4. The committeemen and den mothers have many new ideas for the coming year. 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