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^akelutd Pnk • tiold Meet At v Radisch Hom&° by Vickey Bottari •<£ 2262-J or 1524-J ( The welcome committee of tte Lakeland Park Women's plub held a committee meeting 9P Wednesday, Sept. 10 at the home of our chairlady,' Mrs. Lyda Radisch. We had as our guest speaker Mrs. Mildred Jackson of McHenry, --JVt the pnd of the meeting Lyda served Jean, Parisi, Fran Cina, Louise "^JpEnery, Bernice Boyce and ,yours truly very delicious pies aiid coffee. Luncheon Mrs. Lyda RadisA, Ivy Le- 2ak, Louise McEnery and Ann Herzbg attended the McHenry Women's club luncheon on Thursday, Sept, 11, which was held at the McHenry Country cgb. • r Fish Story Mai. Malinowski took a few days off to go on a fishing trip and I am told he returned with a IVz lbs. northern pike (how big Mai.?) and he and Barbara had the Harold Smiths and their children from Johnsburg tQ help them eat it. brated her sixth birthday with Several oft her little girl friends. Those helping Diane celebrate were Donna fmdgDenise Bucaro, Linda and Suzy Lambert, Suzy Meineke, Debbie Halaf, Mary Uttich, Patti Rogers and of course big brother, Billy, was there to get in on all the festivities, cake and ice cream. [ Happy birthday also tp little Darlene Gladman who- celebrated her second birthday with her mom, dad and two sisters. may wonder where Elaine Jett was, she was at home. Her husband was home that day and she was helping, him paint. Family Reunion ' Mr. and Mrs. Ken BOyce entertained about forty-five members of the family at a reunion. They had. everything imaginable to eat and then later on all played games and as prizes they had all wrapped some "white elephants" that were no longer needed in their respective homes. I understand that some of the guqsts may still be on the laughing list. -0ty.Bound •Paulette and Jo Anne Aizzo wenV into the big city (that's what they call it) so that they could go and play ih the large playgrounds that they have there, but the real reason, mom Jo tells'me, was to attend the birthday of their little cousin, Joyce Geltner, who is just two years old. gk Old Friends former ball team friends oft Mr. I. Becker came out, eight) couples and their children. in all, to see their new home at 520 Home avenue. Dot Becker tells me that they sure had a rip-roaring good time and she just wondered if their neighbors heard all the noise that was going on 'till the wee hours of the morning. Of course this not enough, so on Sunday r. and Mrs. I. Becker, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. E. Charley and Mrs. Pat Boberg and baby decided to pay them a visit and after they left Uncle Ed and Aunt Lee (Glorch) came over and helped finish up the cake that was left. (Couldn't have been too much left). Short Vacation Joseph Cina spent two days with the Rod and Gun club in Effingham, 111. and then he Went on to Decatur, to see his |Son, Vincent, who is attending Milliken university there. Cub Scouts The Cub Scouts held their first meeting of the year at the home pf Mrs. Joan Krater who ^taking over for Earline Davis WHO, fts you may know, was f;heir director last year and is ,now expecting a baby at any time. I understand she'll take pver again just as soon as she possibly can. They have two new members, Billy Krater and Billy Sullivan. Happy Birthday ^to Diane - Krater who cele- Barbeque Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Glorch and their son's family, Mr. and Mrs. F. Glorch and family, all decided to get together and use their barbecue grill and as it turned out they decided to grill all their chickens at one time and as a result some of them really got quite-dark, but all in all everyone had a wonderful time. Bus Shelter It is again brought to your attention that some of the children are not taking care of the bus shelters as they should, particularly the one on Short ave. (at the Corner Store). These shelters were put there for the sole purpose of protection and if the children tear them apart they will have to end up standing out in the rain when they are no longer in good condition. Let's see to it that we all warn our children to take good care of these shelters. Caught Gads Lee, you should know bettor than to try to get together without Marge Franklin and myself. It seems that Ed. just came home with a few rolls, only enough for a few of the girls that always get together, so Lee decided* to call the closest ones to her, namely Daisy Krupinski, Dot Becker and Lena Abbinante; but then Marge called her and told her that we were coming down and Lee didn't know just what to say, so as-it turned out I had told Marge to call-and tell her that I was going to bring down a peach pie that I had baked and when told this we were then invited to join them. How do you like that, go visiting and bring your own food. Truthfully this was my first try, so I had to try it out on someone besides myself. How do you feel girls, no pain I hope. Oh I forgot, some of you ^ Large Pepper Just imagine the look on Ed. Glorch's face when he went out to his garden and thought he picked the1 largest pepper in Lakeland Park. I hear tell his eyes nearly popped out of his head. Wonder who did it? . . . Visitors Connie May, Hilda May. Lorraine Hiller, Lou Ann Smith, and Ethel Raa visited Barbara Malinowski on Thursday afternotm and they all had quite an enjoyable day munching on eake and drinking loads of coffee and played a few hands of cards. Phillip Krater was a weekend guest at the home of Bill and Joan Krater at which time he helped little granddaughter, Diane, celebrated her birthday. . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gerstad Of 332 Shore Drive had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hiller and family of Schiller Park. This is one of our new residents having moved in on Aug. 26 from Reedsburg, Wis., and are the parents of three children. Mr. Gerstad is one of the new teachers at the McHenry high school. GRAND OPENING Announcement has been made of the grand opening and open house at the Lion's community building of the Fox River Grove Lion's club, to bt> held Saturday, Sept. 20. Open house is free, starting at noon and continuing to 6 p.m. Louis Cernocky is chairman of the opening. SHOP IN MCHENRY Reimburse Local Schools $105*780 . Claims in llR -^ji&nount of $135,780.14 for ,jJraikspoi"tatioh reimbursement ^r^the school year ending June *30, 1958, have beeft audited and approved for McHenry county by Vernon'.L. Nickell, superintendent of public instruction. The claim will be paid to Richafrd Tazewell, McHenry county superintendent of schools, who in .turn will disburse the' amount to the various school districts of the county. Certification bf claims by issuance of voucher was made by Nickeil to! thfe, auditor of public Accounts" fdr 'payment. \ ' The htcHen.ry ^county ' total was part of asratewide claim of $6,498,736.95 audited and approved by Nickell. This year's statewide claim exceeded the claim of the 1956-57 school year by over $600,000, according to figures rejleased by Nickell's director Qf statistics, Samuel M. Bishop. Because the total claims exceed the legislative appropriation of $6,000,000, immediate payment of claims will amount to 92.32563 per eenfc, of the certified claim. In the -^ent that the forthcoming 7$Jt Illinois General Assembly sees fit to approve a deficiency appropriation to cover the unappropriated amount, the latter will be paid immediately after such enactment. This procedure has been invoked by(i previous General Assembles. The approved claim is being paid under a new law passed by the 70th General Assembly. The law provides two methods of payment, half the cost of transportation or a payment for students per square mile based on a sparsity factor, whichever is the lesser. Approved claims for McHenry county as approved by Nickell show the following breakdown by local school districts: 12, $3,648.32; 15, $22,168.64 ; 36, $2,832.16; 156, $9,280. DON'T HESITATE IT MAY COST YOU MONEY INVESTIGATE OUR INSURED BUDGET PLAN Johnsburg ' > BROWNE, am SCOOTS KM NEW SEASON' by Betty Hettenmm • One day last week, Mrs. Dorothy Adams conducted a special meeting at the community club hall. The meeting was called in order that the troops already formed would h a v e l e a d e r s , c o - l e a d e r s a n d c o m m i t t e e w o m e n f o r t h e i r forthcoming meeting. A good crowd of interested women was present at this meeting. News items concerning the girl scouts and the brownies will be printed in this column weekiy. , Hospital Patients Gerry Waketsch made a return visit to the McHenry hospital last Thursday evening. He underwent minor surgery to relieve a painfull infection which formed • on the up'per part of his leg. If all goes well Gerry should be recuperating at his home by the earlier part of this week. . Another patient at the McHenry hospital is Mrs. Marjorie Schlueter' of Jak-Ana Heights. Mrs. Schlueter entered the hospital Saturday afternoon and is being treated for an eye infection. Get-well wishes are extended to both the above mentioned. "Second Honeymoon" Marge and "Pete" Peterson bade Our town farewell for about a.week as they embarked on a* trip to Mackinac. It is just like a second honeymoon as Marge's mom and dad stayed with the three younger Petersons. I'm sure Dowe will take; up residence in McHenry. ' Around The Tow|i A very "Happy Birthday" to. Jean Hettermann who turned seven on Sept; 17. The Hettermann's softball team and their wives gathered at Hettermann's last Tuesday evening for a, party celebrating the boys' victory as playoff champions. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keenan and son, Tom, returned to Pompano Beach, Fla., earlier this week after spending the summer residing in McHenry. Carol Ann Stilling made a' . , . irf return trip to St .Colette's school in Jefferson, Wis., aftl* spending a two mon):h vacation with relatives here. S lis an Pitzen, who also attends C o l e t t a s s c h o o l , s p e n t , l a s t ' month visiting her family, tM Lewis Pitzens. - - • ? -- ..v Fire Call J*' The local firemen were, called out last Saturday afternoon to extinguish a grass fifc? which started along the highway near the farm which WifS "ohce occupied by the George Oeffling family. >•-' ] JIEAD THE WANT ADS agrees it feels good to "get away from ,-it all" every once in awhile. . Wedding Bell Ring Last Saturday morning int a service performed by Father Blitsch at 11 o'clock at St. J o h n ' s c h u r c h , f o u n d B e t t y Lou Keenan and Donald Dowe of McHenry repeating the marriage vows. Many persons gathered at the American Legion hall in McHenry later in the day 181 wish the newlyweds y e a r s o f h a p p i n e s s . 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