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raE M(!HEHBY PIAINDEAtER FROM 26 TO 29 Vickey Bottari 2262-J - 1524-J " v.Our second annual carnival tyill start tonight and will continue through to Sunday, June 129. It will be held next to the corner store on Short avenue and Route 120. There will be six big. rides there this year, including a roller coaster; so let's all come out and have a good time. All proceeds as you know from this annual" event are for the improvements to our two beaches. The weather will be getting nice now and w6 will be looking forward to the days we can spend at the beach, so come on out all of you and help and at the same time have a lot of furi. Anyone wanting to help out, can give their names to Roy Meiireke on the carnival grounds or can call him at 2506-J. br&te and then on Monday they again Celebrated not billy their anniversary but also Berniece's birthday and they .did this by going out to a very nice place for dinner. They received many beautiful gifts among them a barbecue wagon which they initiated rear quick with thick juicy steaks. A grand time was had by all and especially their little grandson, Scott. In fact he had such a good time he decided to stay on with grandma and grandpa until this coming Tuesday at which time he will be returned home to his mom and dad and baby sister, Melody. Women's Club The Women's club will hold p bake sale on the carnival grounds on Friday night. June 27. Please bring alllbake goods to the girls who contacted you or to Mrs. Shirley Ozog at 217 Meadow Lane or to Mrs. Josephine Rizzo at 323 Home avenue before 3 p.m. Friday. Please place all bake goods on paper plates and also try to haye them wrapped in saranwrap as this will make the job of carrying and pricing the merchandise a lot easier for • the girls who are in charge of this. Come on out and make your purchase as I amk sure you will find there, will be a. lot of goodies there to choose from as we have a lot of very good bakers in our community as we have experienced from our past bake sales. This is the first project on the agenda for our hew ways and means committee this year, so let's start them out with a real hig bang by both baking and buying. Teen-Club The 'Teen club will again have a booth at the carnival this year, so let's all try to help them out as much as possible too as they are a grand bufich of kids. By the way this cliib will have their meetings every two weeks during the Magic Show The following letter was received by the treasurer of the LPPOA, Mrs. Helen Strandquist: "Here is tKe money for the community house from the magic show. My helpers were Jimmy Hansen, Phillip Bucaro, Raymond Barle, Diane Krater and starring Billy Krater. Total earned 72c. Five cents of this was earned by me for ijunning an errand." This was then signed by Billy Krater. Thanks loads kids, we all think you are just wonderful. Ken and Bqntiiece' Boyce, Bill and Ldis Kohl and Bud and Dorothy Utticli GJen and Irene Uhles and Rajr and Virginia Grote were unable to attend. Loads of food, etc., were served by the Rogers and as usual a very good time ^as ftad by one and all. Sub-Teen Club There will be no meetings of this club during the months of July and August but there will be a campaign during these months to get as many new members as possible when the meetings resume in September. The ages for this club are from 11 to 14 so all in this age group try to join when you are approached for membership. Injured Kenny Laurence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Laurence, injured his foot at one of the beaches and had to be on crutches for a while but now the. foot is all better and he has left for his vacation up to northern Wisconsin With his grandmother and grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nimeth of Chicago. Bridge Club * The fridge club consisting of Ann Kerzog, Ivy Lezak, Alice Quaiver, Pearl Reinhardt, Louise McEnery, Jean Meyer, Berniece Boyce, Ann Leigh' and Dorothy Uttich went out to dinner and I understand they were really all dolled up. Mink stoles, large hats .and chemise dresses took first place. The one bridge club member unable to attend was Mrs. Marge Dent. They also had with them Happy Birthday , to little Katy Uttich, who celebrated her first birthday with the traditional one candle birthday cake for herself and her family. Pam Laurence Celebrated hers on Wednesday; June 18. To help her eelebate her ninth birthday were Susie Laurence, Sharon Leigh, Linda and Maureen Linnane. To Jean Mahoney who celebrated her eighth birthday by having to spend the day in bed because she was running a temperature. Shafee Lynn Holaf celebrated her first birthday on Thursday, JUne 19. To help her celebrate were Billy and Diane Krater,'Linda and Susie Lambert, "Donna and Denise Bucaro, Gary Hansen and Mrs. Joan Bucaro and friend and of course little Sharee's big sister, Debbie. Cake and ice cream was served. Happy Anniversary Ta Mr. and Mrs. Larry Strandquist who celebrated their thirty-eighth year of wedded bliss. Of course there was no going out for them due to the fact that as you all know Helen is still walking around on crutches. By the way I am getting along much better and may soon be able to give jtti? crutches back to the doptqr. Visiting ' in Chicago last week for tyro purposes were Mr. and Itlrs. William Krater. One was io purchase Christmas merchandise (Joan wait, we haven't had any summer as yet) and the other was to see "Around the World in 80 Days." Visftihg with them here in our fair subdivision is Philip Krater, Bill's dad who I understand has been working on their garden so if anything new is added to their already very beautiful yard thanks should be . .extended to Mr. Krater: 4 H?' New Baby A new baby boy was born at the home of Mr. and Mrs;. Daurio of 520 Shore Drive on June 12. The new baby has been named Thomas Robert. *This now brings the total to 4, 3 boys and 1 girl. Village of Sunnysidt TO by Irma Gunther, t'McHenry 1577-J Leah Fritz, would like the people who as yet have not called ber to find out what their house numbers are to please call her, give her your lot, block ' and unit) numbers. Mrs. Fritz 'd6es not give you the numberiSi1 she tells you what they affe, so please hurry and call 39§. Vhappy to report that she is this year Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs: William Haynes for a t few days are their daughter and little grandson, Mrs. Carla Darre and baby, Henry. Grahdma and grandpa are sure haying a grand time with the little fellow. . Mr. and Mrs. B. Jett entertained William Stewart, Elaine's dad, Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, Jr. and baby Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szarek and children. They finally had a chance to use their barbecue grill for the first time rtParks . - I hope all of you have noticed how Slice'the lawns in our parks look; the grass has been cut and all the junk that has been thrown all around has been cleaned up. .-r. • Social Don't forget pur barbecue in July, we sure would like to know how many are coming. You are asked fo bring your own meat because, when the corhmittee does not know how many will shop up, a lot of food is left over like it was for the first affair. This is a social club and has nothing to do With the village meetings* These socials are planned so we can have a night out without going too far from our homes. If we know how many will come we will know how much beer to order, so .call as soon as you can. Mr. Gunther is the chairman, so please call my number, 1577-J. Boats I know this applys mainly to pedple who have boats, but two men who belong to the "McHenry County Clean S t r e a iri s Committee" are checking pur waters all around the county to keep them clean s<f we can fish and swim without the waters being poluted, also that all boats with toilets must have them sealed, this is done for our protection. Peter Wf. ^uiten Son OXYGEN EQUIPPED SERVICE Phone McHenry 63 the •' 151 " We have some village who belong to the little leagues, soipe * are doing very well while others' had a bad start. If some evening you have nothirfg to do you should watch' some of these games, these boys play -like pros. Some of our men are on teams also, Richard Fredricks plays with Hette^mann's and La tylarr Williams plays with Buss Motors, so good luck to all the. players. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Mac- L a u g h l i n e n t e r t a i n e d t h e i r sister-in-law for a few days last week. Frank, Jr., his wife and two children came out for the weekend. Their daughter and her three children spent a week with , her parents. A family picnic with* their and grandchildren was held Cedar R^rk on Thursday tween the shower. day, was spent at .the thorne Melody Farm* u Birthday Trip fTtf celebrate Pam der's birthday the family went to Chicago to Riverview Park. A good time was had by all. Vacationing , " Mrs'/'Xa'1 Marr Williams and her five children are down in Indiana with her parent*, for a few weeks vacation, we will hear all about their trip when they come back. 10 When you pass a casual ah'i friendly remark, you expect'a casual and good-natured reply --not an argument. ZEPHYR VENTILATED AU AlumiMMm ADMIT LIGHT & AIR SHUT OUT HEAT & GLARE ROLL UP AWNINGS -- DOOR HOODS EAGLE PICHER ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS and DOORS Liberal Trade-Ins Arthur Boger x Convenient Terms PHONE 1180 307 E. WAUKEGAN RD. McHENRY, IIX. months. L.P.P.O.A. News Foster Glorch was appointed to the board of directors to replace Peter Anderson who had to resign due to illness. M^lan Mecic has accepted the responsibility for seeing that rorid signs are kept in good repair and new ones placed when and where necessary. The bylaws committee advises that the drafting of'the proposed revisions are completed and will be submitted to the-board at!which time the board will review these proposals until they are satisfied with the revisions and will present them to Hhe membership at the next general meeting to be held in September. two ladies,- who are .not bridge club members but who do enjoy good food, in the persons of Betty and Mary Laurence. Too bad they had to leave their husbands home, with the ladies dressed up so pretty and all. Damaged Light Pole •^tie damaged light pole on Meadow Lane and 120 which was knocked down on Tuesday night is in the process of being replaced and repaired at the original spot and will be operating again for your convenience as soon as possible. Squares Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rogers^ were hosts to the Squares consisting of Floyd and Ann Leigh, Lucille and Dick Jones, Betty and Wally Laurence, Anniversary Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Boyce who celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary- on Sunday with thirty guests for dinner at their home to help them cele- Who Said Taxis Are A Luxury? Add the cost of cleaning til is nan's rain-soaked cjothes and you'll agree dj>or-to-door taxi actually s^ves money. A cab can hjelp it a hundred different i^rs, What yon need one. 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