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J'- * n Eighty THE McHENKY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 11, 1983 Ptstakee T«rraa» ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT SET FOR SATURDAY Grade, Pre-School / Children In Area Invited To Event j > » Joyoe Toepper -- 385-3044 The annual Easier Egg hunt lar all grade school and preschool children o£ Pistakee Terrace and Riverdale will be 1WJ1 TTflS SHTOMay, April 13, .at .1 o'ck>ck at the beach. If a 'heavy rain short Id cancel out .festivities, the hunt will be •postponed -until Monday at the I same time and place. The next meeting of the ."women's anxflfcry wfll be held » Thursday, April 18, in the home ""of Anna Jean Erickson. Final -arrangements will be made for ^the auxiliary-sponsored tour to .a pottery plant in Dundee -scheduled for Monday morning, . April 22. Plans are to leave the Terrace at 9 o'clock and to be Thome for lunch. Furl her de- - tails may be obtained from ^Barbara Zamastil, 385-4797. . Tickets for the May 11, an- TMjal spring dance are now Available from Birdie Dep- ^rnieier, 385-6310. This, the .fourth annual spring dance, ^will be t?entered around the »theme "Carousel," and all ^efforts are being made to . make -this the best one yet. Get your •tickets now and line up your Tbaby sitters so you wouldn't 'miss the fun. * Property Being Abused * It was recommended at the «Apri] association meeting, held ^Monday evening at the Ron .Wiggermari home, that more consideration be given to rejtfdeoti?. along . the channel. •These home owners have paid "a £rerrtlulfn"for the privilege of •water rights only to find their ^property abused, as well as re- fuse being thrown into the "channel. Please remind your "children to respect and conform •to these rights of our neighbors * and suggest they use only the «beach or park area which has "been designated especially for .the' use of all Terrace residents. , _ . Brownies * Brownies Troop 150 held "their flag cermony outside on • Tuesday since it was such * beautiful weather. They finish- .ed their Easter gifts for the • monthers and took time to play .« few outside games in the delightful spring air. Cookie hostess was April Pritchard. Cub Scouts • Cyb Scout Pack 452. Den 4, started their regular Wednesday meeting with exercises in keeping with the physical fittness programs sweeping the nation. With Faster approaching, the Cubs colored and decorated eggs. Cookie host was Dick Jubionski. Mary Mecko Becomes An Aunt Mary Mecko's sister, Dorothy, and husband, Bob Blank, Bartleti, became the proud parents of a boy, Robeft, 7 pound and 8 ounces, on-Saturday evening, March .'i0. Mary's niece, three-year-old Monica, who has been with Mary for the past two weeks, and the Blanks' other daughter, Christine, kept the Mecko household hopping this week. On Thursday Mary returned the children to their mother and stayed on till Saturday to help. Terrace Represented At Athletic Banquet Attending the Johnsburg school athletic banquet Saturday evening from the Terrace were Jean and Susan Benoche, Hazel and Steve Stahlman, Jim and Bob Morre, Cal and Jim Vyduna, Shirley, Bill and Leland Anderson and Gloria, Arthur, Jim and Pat Colandren. All received awards ranging from a necklace for cheerleadlng. small basketball letters to junior varsity boys, and large letters for varsity regulars, as well as gold basketball key chains to the eighth grade boys who graduate in June. Clothes Demonstration Fourteen people attended a clothing demonstration at Pnt Ferrell's home on Saturday evening. Guests included her grandmother, Ann Trampas; her sister, Mary Trampas: Bessie Jeorgas and Lillian Blascowski, Chicago; her mother-)' -law, Emily Ferrell, Skokie; Hazel Blanche, Saganosh; Marilyn Radloff, Meadowdale; Irma Gunther, Sunnyside; and Loretta Kern, Birdie D e p p m e i e r , E o l a H i l l m a n , Mary Mecko and Bea Froehlig from the Terrace. Bowling Party well Attended Thirty people attended the subdivision twilight bowling party held at Johnsburg on Saturday evening. High bowler for the evening was Len Toepper with a 473 series including a 185 game Competition was keen for the evening low, with Dorothy Parker taking the honors with • 96 game and 201 series. Joining in the fun were Grace and Bob DeBecker, Ingleside, guests of the Russell Parkers: Tom and Diane Simonek, Chicago; who spei t the weekend at the Jerry Connerty home; Ronald Toepper, Trevor, Wis., and Chris Ladewig, Antioch, who accompanied the Len Toeppers. Also lx>wling with the Bud Davidson family was Donna's fiance, Charles Hack, and a friend of Doreen's, Ang Campagna, both from Chicago. Terrace Birthday Celebrations The Merhaut home was busting at the seams on Sunday a& relatives gathered to see that Marcia celebrated her third birthday in grand style. Among the visitors were Great Uncle Andy Kotovsky, Lisle, 111., Joe Fiala, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanh of West Allis, Wis., Maryann and Harry Olsen and children, Grandparents Merhaut, Oaklawn, Mary Voightman and children, and George Vesely, Weslmont. Attending a surprise birthday dinner for Joe Benoche on Sunday were Jean's brothers and families of Chicago, A1 and Henry Gerali. Dorothy Parker attended a birthday celebration for Shirley Rowe at the home of Shirley's parents, the Paul Morcks, jh McHenry on Friday. : Celebrating Lance Toepper's fourth birthday on Saturday evening at the Toepper home were Grandparents Esther and Leonard A. Toepper, Uncle Ronald Toepper, Trevor, Wis., and Chris Ladewig, Antioch. Sunday supper guests also to help celebrate the occasion were Grandparents Got f red and Oline Nelson, Salem, Wis. Barb Parker attended the birthday party for Frances Klotz, held at the bowling alley in McHenry on Saturday. Terrace Tidings Karen Bush arrived home from Illinois State Normal university at Bloomington on Friday for Easter vacation. Jean and Nicole Fedorchak spent a week visiting her parents, the Charles Daugirds, Wheaton. Visitors at the Kurowski home on Sunday were Clara's nephew, Mr; and Mrs. Edward Caraher of Lake Villa. Over-night guest on Saturday at the Fred Woerners was son Fredrick, of Dallas, Texas. LaVerne and Norbert Mierzwa demonstrated how to dance the popular Bossa Nova in the Kelvyn Park activity show on Thursday and Friday evening. Virginia's sister and family, the Robert Zimas, Lombard, Holiday HUb IMPORTANT ISSUES TO COME BEFORE HHPOA MEETING Inez Toaojj The Holiday Hills Property Owners association wiil meet next Monday evening, April 15, at the home of Jean and Ray Baird, at the corner of I .ijgp and Sunset at 8 p.m. As usual, with the fishing, boating and swifriing season approaching, many important issues will be on the agenda for discussion. Make it a point to attend and see what you can do to make our subdivision an ever more pleasant place to live. Happy Easter Here we are at the close of the Lenten season and approaching its climax with Easter Sunday. May I take this opportunity to wish you a joyous Easter following this season of devotion and sell denial. Little League Mothers On Tuesday, April 16, the little league mothers are urgently requested to attend their first meeting of the season at the Island Lake grade school. Any of you mothers with sons playing Little League hall, it's important that you attend this meeting. Pack Meeting The next pack meeting of our local Cub Scouts will be held Friday, April 19, at the home of Virginia and Roy Lundelius. Surprise Easter projects have been keeping the boys busy at recent den meetings, along with the preparation for the pack meeting. The theme this time is 'up above and underneath." This could mean anything from rockets to subvisited with the Ewald Pradelski family on Sunday. Coming from Milwaukee on Sunday for a week stay with Howard and Agnes Secord was his mother, Mrs. Secord, Birthdays ^ Many happy returns of tl* day to Annette Kurowski as she becomes a teen on April 12; Sonja Treptau who will be 6 on April 14; and Kathy McClory on April 17. Siek List Mrs. Millie Coleman took an enforced vacation from work due to illness this past week. Gladstone's Easter Parade IS a Family Gladstone's Department Store 1219 N. Green St. McHanry, III. 'The Store for Everyone' Phone 385-0182 marines. Whatever it means I'm sure the boys and den mothers have something that's interesting, as well as fun cooked up for that night. Parents who missed the scout-o-rama will have a chance to see the birda, etc., on display there. Garden Club The first meeting of the Holiday Hills Garden club was held at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Patz on Friday, March 29. The group elected Joyce Karafa as their president and Jimmie Justes secretary- treasurer. A charter with the Garden Club of Illinois has been applied for and meetings will be held on the fourth Friday of the month. Among things discussed were planting instruct ions, lawn care, floral arranging and the exchange and sale of plants and flowers, among members. If you would like to become a member of this club, the next meeting will be" held April 26. Watch the column for the place. More Honor Roll Students Linda Dolatowski in the seventh grade and Jimmy Harper in the sixth grade both made the "B" honor roll at the junior high. Congratulations, kids! Shuher Baby Hospitalized Baby Kurt Slusher spent several days in Harvard hospital recently, but came home looking and feeling buch better. Our very best wishes. Tonsillectomy Little GiGi Smith went back to Children's Memorial hospital and had "th(ke bad tonsils" taken out last X^week. She's back home agairjS and should be feeling good as new by Easter. Greetings Belated anniversary greetings to Midge and Don Teuber who celebrated their seventh anniversary on April 7. A late, but happy birthday to Nancy Ann Foreman, whose birthday was Tuesday April 9. Easter greetings to Patty Baifd, whose folks tell me she is getting nice full cheeks and feeling fine. Virginia Mroz enjoyed r very happy birthday on Saturday, March 30, when she and Henry took a day off without the children to go downtown to REMODELING Need a Room, New Kitchen, Garage? Design Service & Guaranteed Work With Experienced Crews "USE ESTIMATES Phone: 678-2861 Evenings -- Richmond 678-6681 McHenry Representative 885-2874 the loop on a shopping tour, followed by a stage play, cocktails and dinner. Sounds like a full but wonderful day. G.LA.C. Meeting The Griswold Lake Athletic club will meet next Wednesday, April 17, at Con Kasprzyk's home at 8 p.m. Jerry Celebrate* His 7th Jerry Krueger, a first grader, celebrated his seventh birthday with a party for twelve of his buddies on Saturday, March 30. His birthday is really on April 1, I think he was afraid it might be April fool if he had the party on that day. Dogs Recently an unhappy incident occurred that hurt both parties involved. It seems a pedigreed dog, due to have pups, was lost to its owner because It was loose and annoyed a neighbor. The dog catcher was called and the dog destroyed. No one wanted this to happen, but this chould be a double warning to all of us with dogs. This dog had no identification. If -you love your dogs, please keep them confined to vour property and if they should accidentally get loose cue that they have their rabies tags and proper identification on them so that they can be returned to you. Say--Guess whats going to, happen on June 15? IT TO ADVERTISE <2)o *lJou \now •Sosommeeoonnee Ifjew +3n ^own? The Welcome Wagon Representative would like to call on them and extend a welcome to the community. Please Call the Representative Below come W acton ^epreden ta tiue Phone 385-3278 Adelaide B. 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