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ff r! r-?ap ^ #r-S-T v T K""^' ^ f, ' SrJViP^-*- ^ u*?6 ' Anrsdiy* S»tomberll,1996 S r P^<?1 * -« ^fjpr^r." - >l^«Si«rw^r \ THE^McHENRY PUtfNDEALra Lakeland Park SBTMER14 m by Vickey Bottari 2262-J or 1324-j ^iJon't Jortet the very important general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association to be held on Sunday, Sept. 14, starting promptly at 7 p.m. at the American Legion hall on Green street. Every member should Ice- an effort to attend this etirig. t Women's Club The Lakeland Park Women's club held their first meeting of the new season which was a* social meeting on Thursday, Sept. 4 with quite a large turn out 6f new members, and of course, many of the old members. Games were played and cffee and cake were rigyjiT and an enjoyable evening was had by all' who attended. ^ i Stil>-Teen The Sub-teens held their first meeting of the new season on Wednesday, Sept. 3 at the ho!me of Jerry Rogers with seventeen- present. At this meeting it. was decided to purchase afjgut twenty folding chairs. Nw' members are welcome. The age group for this club is 11 to 14 for the girls and 11 to 15'for the boys, but they must hot be in high school. Teen Club The 'teen club still is on the lookout for new members, so come on all you 'teen-agers. Anyone wanting to join this cl^ must be high-school students, and if you are interested tn joining call Don and Janice Paris^ijtt 22S2-J. • 1 Lost Dog Tiaunt is most unhappy this week oyer the absence of her black laborador dog, which was lost last week Wednesday. a< ^ I? "3- ^9 Lteave Mrs. Larry Strandquist's son, Wayne, spent a few days ^ his fifteen day furlough at thr<?ir home with1 a boy-friend of his and then He and his friend; wer^t on to. Eau Claire, Wis. |gr the friend's home and here they plan to take in some fishing and after spending a few days there he will return to Lakeland Park where he w^ finish out his leave. He is stationer "St Norfolk," Va. on the Navy Destroyer U.S.S. Murry. Happy Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heber on their wedding anniversary. They celebrated this occasion on Sept. 1, with a crowd consisting of Mr. and Mrs. V. Braver and daughter, and their mlRried children, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nellessen, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mortz, their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ruley and children and Stan Ppllitt, their daughter Rosemary's boyfriend; and now as soon as their son. returns from . service over this weekend, the celebration, will be repeated with a few more relations added. They were presented with a very beautiful outdoor barbecue grill and'all the accessories. ' • Visitor*^ < ;• • Esteeiisp&ft- af fc!w days with her grandmother an<f grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. W. Herzog. Then on the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benda of Oak Park came out and they all got together arid played games and had a gay old time. Ann also says she Had the moral support of her 11 year old grandaughter to even take a dip into the lake, so if^ anyone did see her down there, it was all through the efforts of this little girl. , • » . Mr. and Mrs. William Radr isch sure must feed their company well as they always seem to have more than tHeir share of them (can I come too, after all what's/One more or less, Lyda?) This Weekend they had visiting them American Legibn friends who were in for the convention ih Chicago from South Venice, Fla. They were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minor and they took along with them Junis Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hauptmann had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. George Seid and sons, Larry and Ronald, from Three Oaks, Mich. „ They arrived here at tforee in the morning after having attended the Mu^ic Festival in Chicago but they said it was well worth the long ride out here as they thought we have a very nice little community. Then on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. William Salvatorie and daughters, Wilma and Jerri, (Ruth's sister, and Dan Salvatore arrived. _ Wilma spent four days With the Hauptmanns and had a party for ten children serving them hamburgers and hot dogs and £11 the trifamiiigs . froiil , Uncle Andy's yard. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hauptmann Jr. also spent the weekend.. With their daughter, Pat and companion, Michael Monahan. M?. and Mrs. W. Chabow, 115 Highland Ave. had seven couples out here on a family picnic. They came out on Sunday but they all had such a good 'time that they decided tb stay on till Monday. The guest list consisted of people from Chicago, Johnsburg, Crystal Lake and Lakeland Park. They played volleyball, horseshoes and baseball. Ouch such sore muscles on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Heggelarid, 118 Highland avenue had a lawn party on Sunday night with loads of dancing, including square dancing. Their guests were from Chicago, Lakeland Park, Johnsburg, Round Lake- and McHenry Moose lodge. Mr. and Mrs. G. Glover entertained Mrs. Ceil Sendor for STONE SIDING The Best Price Ever oh Stone Siding for your Home or Business ALL REMODELING* • GARAGES • ADDITIONS JALOUSIE ENCLOSURES, etc.' Let Us Prove Our Price Is Right CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE We > Finance + J & J CONSTRUCTION CO. JOHN SANDRAOO GRAND AVENUE PHONE JUSTICE 7-5813 FOX LAKE GEORGE P. THOMPSON AUCTION ~ ED VOGEL and WILLIAM H. RUSSELL, Auctioneers *wBecause of shortage of help, -I have decided to discontinue dairying and will sell my dairy at Public Auction Qi^the old John Freund" Farm located on State Route 31, 2% miles north of/ McHenry, one mile east of Ringwood, next to Freund's Dairy on . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1958 Commencing at 1:30 P.M. Sharp 38 Head of Holsiein Dairy Cattle 24 Holstein Dairy Cdws consisting of 6 springers, 5 freshened in the last month and the balance milking good. 9 First Calf heifers all calf hood vaccinated, 5 first calf h«lbrs due to freshen in, October, 2 to freshen in November and 2 to freshen in December. / ^ 5 Holstein Heifers, open, ready to breed. These heifers are all artificial brad and. calf hood vaccinated. MILK EQUIPMENT 150 gal., like new, Groen Bulk Cooler. 3 Sursingle Farm Master Milking Machines, like new. MACHINERY 24 ft. Grain Elevator. Mc.D 4 roll Corn Husker. McD Corn Binder with bundle loader and carrier. , FEED . . *•1,000 bales of oat and wheat straw. > 1,000 bales of second cutting alfalfa hay. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AQCIDENTS TERMS: All sums of $25.00 and under, cash. Over this amount, one fourth down and the balance in six monthly payments with interest at 6%. Make arrangements for credit with cleric before sale. ' _ GEORGE P. THOMPSON. Owner -*eHEN*¥ STAlfc BAXKy Gtefk • a yveek's vacation. Then; on the following Sunday her husband, picked heir, up- and brought along with him for the day, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sendor, and several other members of the Sendor family. All had a wonderful time and I'm told they all went home singing and saying that tjjey would return to visit again. Last Wednesday I had my brother and his wife artd two little girls out for the day. My daughter, Elaine, and my niece, Judy, argued rath each other most of the day, but when it came time for them to part they both had ithemsehn& a good cry. Tohmburg Early Start Gads, nothing like getting started early in the morning and' I mean early, because at 9:30 last Tuesday morning Elaine Jett, Lee Glorch, Jean Parisi, Fran Ciria, Edith Lavin, Dot Becker, Daisy Krupinski and myself marched* in on Marge Franklin and told her to quick put on the coffee pot as we had all the doughnuts and sweet rolls. No sooner said than done and we were all sitting and ' consuming all these calories. Get Together On Wednesday afternoon Daisy ^Krupinski' had Elaine Jett, Lee Glorch, Dot Becker, Dorothy Humphreys, Marge Franklin, Mrs. I. Mazzoni, my mother and myself in for lemon cream pie and coffee and believe me she had baked four pies and she said that no one in her family liked them and that we would have to eat* them all. Good grief, Daisy, do you want all of us to be known as the "Fat Ladies of Lakeland Park?" a'>fcri'.v SOFTBALL TEAM by Betty Hettermam. In ' a thrilling seven |rining softball game played at the V.F.W. field in McHenry, last Thursday evening, found Hettermann's coming out on top of a 14 to 7 score. This game which was the final game of. the play offs, was certainly one to keep you on the edge of ybur seat right up to the last inning. The score was tied 6 to 6 between Buss Motors and Hettermanri's going into the first of the seventh. The Hettermann team gathered the hitting power in this inning and belted in 8 runs. The Buss team tried their best to recuperate in the last of the sev-; enth but was unable to; drive' more than one run across the plate. The playoffs started^ Several weeks back between Buss, Bimbo's Hettermann's and another team sponsored by Bob-Inn. Our congratulations to the victors--Hettermann's Tavern team, for coming out on top in the ployoffs.. . Surprise! Surprise! . , Betty . Lou Keenan was quite the surprised .gal -when she walked into the Methodist hall in McHenry last Tuesday evening. About forty ladies were present bearing gifts that will prove useful for the bride-elect in her new role as a liousewife. Betty Lou was brought to the hall on the pretence of it being a party for her fiance who recently was discharged after serving four years in Uncle Sam's service. Acting as hostesses for the evening were Donna Rowe, Betty Hettermann and Diane Stilling. Attending the shower from this vicinity were: Agnes Freund, Martha Freund, Clara Nell,v Violet Crowley, Ruth Martinec, Man' Hettermann and Sandy, Dorothy Hettermann, and Carol Ann Stilling and Mabel Smith. Miss Keenan will become the bride of Donald Dowe of McHenry on Sept. 13 at 11 o'clock in St. John's church. speed limits in the school zones. Keep your eyes and ears opened at all times when- you sire within the school area. Good Neighbors v It seems like a few oif the neighbors of the occupants of 36 Hillcrest Place gave them a helping hand Without-the owners' knowledge. A large pile of black dirt was dumped on the premises for1 future spreading in order to prepare fOr grass deeding. The helpful neighbors worked diligently to get this task finished and a little birdie told me they have pictures to prove it. There is an old saying that goes--"one picture 1s worth a thousand words." Last. Sunday, the Smiths traveled to Rockfprd. to celebrate the, birthday! of their grandson. " '.t-V MissAsella Tony an of New York visited her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Tonyan and relatives here this past week. Out of town visitors in the Althoff home in recent weeks wfere Mr. and Mrs. George Tonyan and daughter, Jean, of Tucson, Ariz., and the Mike Beckenbaugh family, of Clinton, Iowa. Bill May and sons and Richard Dehn and family spent a day enjoying the sights atthe Elkhorn fair. ! SCHOOL MEETING On Sept. 6, all school it; personnel from the counties^ Lake, McHenry and ,Bojone counties will meet, at the Ltfi ortyville-Fremont h'ftfi school for an annual all-day workshop. Indications are tha? other interested persons from bordering towiis in northern CdoU county also plan to attend; Hal die Want Ait Protect Our Children! Motorists be on the alert at all times and save the lives of our children. With school now in session the need for safety driving is a must. Protect our children by observing^ the | Birthday Greetings To Mrs. Tony Freund who observed her birthday on Sept. 2 and to Joe Smith who celebrated his natal day on Sept. 8. Best wishes to both celebrants. Around the Town ^ Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe Smith were Ann Doran of Chicago, ftfr. and Mrs. Inar Fossum and Paul Zimmermann and friends all of Rockford. A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to . you! Call us today and find out . for yourself. ' ' Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling , BUTCH'S - - 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. McHenr& 10. Phone 811 -- Residence 91-R Family Reunion Bjll and Helen Haynes wound up the summer season Labor Day at a reunion of Bill's family at Lemont, with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and ~ Mrs. Ricttard Poslioski, as" host and hostess. Most of the day was spent enjoying the Keepatow festivities which is an annual affair commemoratingjthe history of the Indian village. They had parades, carry val, street dancing, etc. Some of the guys and dolls got in a session at the local bowling alleys. (Oh, those aching scoresheets!). SHOP IN McHENRY Untimely Deajtjb Our sincere sympathies are extended to the surviving members of the George Vanthourn- Out family. Mr. Vanthournout, age 44, passed away at the McHenry hospital 1 following a very short illness last Wednes-.j day. The Vanthournout family. has resided for sometime/now on a farm on North avenue. Farewell to Long-Time Residents We are very sorry to report that Howie and Betty Freund and their five youngsters bade' our town farewell. The Freunds moved into their new home in Palatine over the Labor Day weekend. We are sure to be seeing them from tune to time as they leave many relatives and a host of friends here. 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