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Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 9.1962 Lakeland Park Flush Water Mains Saturday Gloria Fiannigan Barbara Meurer 885-4710 885-4356 The water mains will be flushed out in our subdivision this Saturday, Aug. 11, so water is liable to be rusty and water pressure will be very slow all day long. Please be patient for this one day and don't start any big washings or other water projects for the day. on the committee, or the chairman Lyda Radisch, 385-2754, and let them know you will be attending. You will have fun, so plan to attend. By the way, please continue saving the winding strips and labels from the coffee, and if you have some please bring them with you on the thirteenth. Rummage Sale There will be a truck available tonight, Thursday, Aug. 9, to pick up any large items for the Community Methodist rummage sale. If you have anything please give a call to Barbara Meurer, 385-4356. Luncheon and Demonstration Don't forget the welcome committee meeting on Monday, Aug. 13, followed by the demonstration at 11 a.m. The girls on the welcome committee have planned a nice luncheon, so we hope to have a nice group attend. The Lakeland Park Women's Club will benefit from this demonstration. Please contact any of the girls Community House Schedule Monday, Aug. 13, 11 a.m. -- Welcome committee and demonstration with luncheon following; 8 p.m. Regular board meeting. Tuesday, Aug. 14, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dancing classes. 7:30 Boy Scout meeting. Lakeland Park Boys Baseball The final game of the season will be held Sunday, Aug. 12, between the Orioles and the Cubs. Baseball Standings Pirates won 10 lost 3, Sox won 10 lost 3, Cubs won 7 lost 5, Orioles won 4 lost 8, TigeitjM" won 3 lost 9, Braves won 2 lost 9. The scores last week were as follows: Orioles trounced the Sox 15 to 5. The Pirates beat the Tigers 8 to 7. The Braves beat the Cubs 13 to 8 and the Sox walloped the Pirates 13 to 3. In makeup games, the Sox beat the Ori- RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In Phone EVergreen 5-2436 STUD SERVICE ... German short-hair pointer puppies available BOARDING .. Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving oles 10 to 4 and the Tigers beat the Braves 10 to 6. All Star Games On Sunday, Aug. 19, the managers and coaches will play against the all star team. Following this, the all star team will play against the mothers. On Aug. 26 there will be an all star game with a Wonder Lake all star team. Get-well Wishes To Mary Earle who was back in the hospital at this writing. And to Bud McCarthy who is laid up with a leg in a cast. This is the aftermath of an auto accident last Thursday in Palatine. Also to Edith Lavin who we ?ire happy to say is home from the hospital now and able to be up and around a little bit even though she has a 20 lb. cast to-carrytaTround with her. Edith's dausnter and her 3 month old baby are staying with her to give her a hand. Welcome Home To the Dents who arc back home among their friends and neighbors. Sand and Sun The Tuesday evening bridge clujfeiiad a pot luck beach party last week at the West Beach. Lots of sun, calories and sand were enjoyed by Bernice Boyce. Lucille Dietz, Louise McEnery, Joyce Braun, Ruth McMahon, Ivy Lezak, Ann Leigh and Ann Herzog. Afterwards they played bridge at Ann Leigh's home with Ivy Lezak and Joyce Braun making high Scores. Entertaining; Helen and Gene Kraskiewicz had the Lezaks and Herzogs in for an evening of movies taken recently in the Bahamas. Bring them out again in the + For Lowest Prices + For Complete + For Open Display Shopping + For Quick Self-Service Prescription department approved by American Apothecaries Assn. • We give S & H Green Stamps with Prescriptions. WfiOlVB ORB EN JBTAMPS. Millstream Walgreen Agency 3720 W. 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Limited to original owner for number of months specified 2. Against any defects Hi workmanship and material without limit as to time or mileage. Goodyear dealers in the U. S. or Canada wilt make ari|ustmi-nt allowance on new tire based on original tiead dnpth remaining and current "Goodyear Price". middle of next winter's blizzard. - Delia Julian ent e r t a i n e d Tuesday with luncheon and tripoley. Helping to dispose of all the goodies were Edna Hountras, Grace Mandziara, Helen Kraskiewicz, Florence Piasecki, Ann Herzog, Ruth McMahon and Viola Bull of Wisconsin. Ann Herzog had the same gang on Thursday for more of the same with Ivy Lezak and her sister-in-law, Mary Altenburger, adding to the merrlement. John and Polly Licastro had a lawn party Saturday night complete with music and all the trimmings. Joining In on the festivities were the Sloninas, Glorches, Matthews, Koches, Georges, Rodes, Kreutzes, Pissowatskis, K o c z a r s, Wohnrades, Wagners, Nowells, S t e e l e s , D o e r i n g s , D o r o t h y Chismar and Chet, Joanne O'Connor, the Grizelys, Haerles, Meurers, and Barkers. Everyone had a marvelous time. Ha He Ho's The Hafers, Herzogs, and Hountras met on Saturday to belatedly celebrate the fortyfourth wedding anniversary of the Hountrases which occurred on July 22. Camping July 28 and 29 the Gerstads took a camping trip to Apple River Canyon. The kids, Del, Susan, j, Roger and Don went hiking and spent some time fishing while Toots kept her eye on the baby. Visiting the Zoo The Charles Campos and the Mel Morgensons spent practically all day last Wednesday at the Zoo. The most fascinating part of the day was the porpoise show. Ball Game Bob and Jan Kozy and Toots and Don Gerstad motored to Milwaukee Monday to see the Cubs play the Braves. Graduation Party Mr. and Mrs. Jayko had a graduation party Sunday, Aug. 5, for their daughter, Connie, who graduated from nurses training at St. Therese hospital in Waukegan. There were about seventy-five people attending the celebration. Happy Birthday To Lorraine Arient on August 9 who is sweet sixteen? and to Alan Meurer who wi be & years old on Aug. 10. A correction for Michael La<W who was only 3 years old on Aug. 4 k^tead of 5 years old as stated in the paper last week. May you all have an eij joyable day. Belated Happy Anniversary To Lyda and Bill Radisch' who celebrated their anniversary Aug. 1 by going out to liinch and dinner with friends. Birthday Doings "Toots" Gerstad had the best kind of birthday last week Tuesday when Don took her to Chicago to see the sights and to pick out a new "stereo" for her birthday present. On the way home they stopped in Algonquin and had a delicious dinner at one of the restaurants. Alan and Linda Meurer had a combined birthday party Sunday with relatives from Lombard, Maywood, Wheaton, and Wisconsin coming for the celebration. Visitors and Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wuepse, former Lakeland Park residents, and their niece, Mrs. Edith Munroe from Minnesota, visited with Lyda and Bill Radisch last week. Lyda's brother from Oak Park also came up to help them celebrate their anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lanz had a very pleasant surprise Sunday when her brother, Bill Arnold from Indianapolis. Ind., dropped in on them for a visit. Mrs. Lanz hadn't seen her brother for 12 years and she didn't recognize him at all. Conducting a grand tour of our countryside lately have been Stanley and Ivy Lezak. Their house guest, Mary Altenburger of Montreal, Canada, is visiting her mother after a separation of 7 years. Tommy Barta of Chicago has been visiting his sister, Lorraine Arient, and her family for several weeks. Donna and Mary Beth Humann spent several days in Chicago with Grandma Humann. They returned home with new hairdos and even mama is confused. Out for a day of swimming and eating were Susan and Pete Schwaba and their three children to visit Don and Carole Humann last Saturday. Sunburns and stomach aches were enjoyed by all. The Gerstads had a pleasant visit with Toot's sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. La Veer, and four of their seven children, Annette, Kathy, Joe and Mark, when they stayed .overnight last Friday. The La yeers are from Phoenix, Ariz., and are on a combined vacation and business convention trip. Visiting the Campos for the MARTICKE & NIXON, Inc. GOODYEAR DISTRIBUTORS Riverside Drive & Elm St. Phone 385-0424 National Tire Dealers & Reireaders Association Member No. 80 RESERVED SEATS for the Walworth County Fair Elkhron, Wis. 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Limit 11 tickets per single order. PROGRAM FRIDAY Afternoon, Evening Horse Show, Free Acts SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY Afternoon: $12,000 Harness Racing Program Evening: Saturday and Sunday -- The Myron Floren, Jack Imel show from Lawrence Welk, plus variety entertainment; Monday, Tournament of Thrills. Lakemoor Village Board Meets August 9 Annette Schmit Don't forget to attend the •egular monthly meeting of the akemoor village board which 'ill be held tonight, V Aug. 9, 8 p.m. at the Lakemoor firejmmunity house. The public is\ urged to attend all of the lage meetings in order to be wftll informed. j Resigns The resignation of Officer Jolii^ Behrendt of Lilymoor was \ effective as of Aug. 1. A phonfe call from John gave this reporter to know that he was resigning after three months on the force. John was formerly with the McHenry police department and started to work npre shortly after his resignation on that force. Asked why he was leaving his reply was, "for personal reasons". \ Rose fCinnerk Passes Local fd\ks in our area as well as McHenry were saddened to ldarn of the passing of one of their old friends. She passed awayV from a heart attack while efcroute to her job in McHenry. 0ur deepest sympathies are Extended to her husband, Joe, and to all the children. Luau Coming Up The Lilymoor association is holding an Hawaiian Luau at the grounds of Club Lilymoor commencing at 6 p,m. on Aug. 11. Admission is fitee but refreshments will be .sold. The association is sponsoring the event, the proceeds of which will be used by the association for the repair of the Lilymoor roads. Friends in Lakemoor are invited to come on out and join in the festivities. You can come dressed as a Hawaiian or just come dressed as you are, but do come out and help to celebrate. and returned home, still not feeling up to"par. Murl expects that there may be more hospitalization for her in the future. We all hope she gets on the mend real soon. Good luck, Murl, and we just know that with your spirit you'll be kicking up your heels in dance real soon. You can't keep a good gal down! To the Trade Fair Les and Carol Venable, Lenny Szarek and Chip Cynowa went to the Trade Fair in Chicago last week Sunday, July 29. Carol tells that she was overjoyed with the entire fair and really never realized the enjoyment one can have by going. The foursome enjoyed the entire day trying to see everything. Passer Through While Les and Carol Venable journeyed to Chicago to the Fair, an old friend dropped by and this reporter had the good fortune to meet and converse with her. She was Les' Auntie Rickett. She was disappointed not to find the young folks at home, but we enjoyed such a wonderful chat that I have determined that Auntie Rickett is the sweetest little lady I have ever had the good fortune to meet. It is too bad that in the world as it , is today there are not more people of this caliber. I found myself completely entranced with a soul of wisdom, peace, and good humor. She should be the nominee for the Aunt of the year award. Out of the Hospital Murl Rosing spent a few days in the McHenry hospital weekend was Grace's sister, Angie Mclntyre. On Sunday her other sister, Babe, and husband, Chuck Salizar, and their two children, Chuckie and Billie, made a surprise visit. Old Timers Picnic Helen and Larry Strandquist attended an old-timers picnic in Elmhurst Saturday at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Irving Lang. Many old friendships .were renewed. PROFE^IOIIfll DIRECTORS' Lily Lake Ladies League The Lily Lake Ladies League met on Aug. 1. Anne BoJda was hostess of the evening. Prizes were awarded during the evening. First prize went to Lou Gravenstuk, second to Aggie Simons, third to Vi Arbogast, and Sophie Patterson got the booby prize. A wonderful evening was had by all. On Aug. 15 the Ladies will hold their five cent social. the outdoor party. Mr. Maxwell is a retired Navy man. Maxwells Wed Twenty-five Years Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Maxwell celebrated their silver wedding anniversary in their home last Sunday with their friends. Those in attendance at the affair wer<S Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pool and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vendetti of Waukegan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strand of Chicago, Mrs> Mame Broman of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Col<tJasure of Plainfield. Local folks who attended were the Corbett, sisters, Olive and Jessie, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Roe. All the folks enjoyed Doings at S. Sheridan Things have been happening over at South Sheridan road recently. Over at the Anton . Hirsch home, daddy Hirsch had • a birthday. Then Lindy had a birthday party. Next door neighbors, Janet and Jimmy Steadman, attended the party of Lindy's as well as Janet Hose, and Garry, Melody and Jerry Rotan. Also there were Melody Brossman, Sharon <Miller and brothers, Albert and Mickey. Next on the list of, excite- f ment was Tony's brother, Paul Hirsch, who bicycled all the way from Chicago to come out and spend his vacation with his brother. He telis that the bike ride took him four and onehalf hours, but was well worth the trip. We even heard that Grandma Hirsch was somewhere thereabouts. Mama Ida hurt her ankle pretty badly while she was on vacation but it seems to be getting along pretty good. She d o e s n ' t l o o k t o o g o o d ' i n crutches so she's just hobbling about now. ° Oh, yes, coming up this week --Ida Hirsche's birthday. And meanwhile next door, Grandpa Jim Simmons received a surprise visit from his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. r and Mrs. Mark Taylor, from Lawton, Mich. More news of the South lands. --A warning was issued for children to stay away from the channel while playing. Two mishaps occurred this week, jimmy Steadman fell into the channel but managed to pull himself right out again. They say he looked like a drowned ^ rabbit. The second in the series was Melody Rotan who fell in while playing in a boat. Ida Mirsch heard her screams, for help and left the phone dangling while she ran out and fished her out of the channr1. Parents, please advise the children of the dangers lurking in these waters. They might also give a note of warning as to the hazards of play- ^ ing in boats. Our greatest investment in the future is Ihc new generation of today. Let us all guard their very lives and make them grow up straight and strong. The population of mojt nations is increasing; Tibet is one of the few nations of the world with a death rate higher than the birth rate. W.' Use The Classifieds EARL. R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm A Life b» Representing: RELIABLE COMPANIES When You Need Insurance ol Any Kind Phone 385-0043 or 385-0953 129 W. Elm St., McHenry, 10 DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1236 N. Green Street Office Phone: 885-0186 Res. Phone: 385-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. 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