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Tw$tra THE McHENltY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 29, 1963 Lakeland Park Quarterly Dues Now Payable Barbara Menrer -- S85-4S5G Kay Druml --• 385-4811 Please, residents, get your quarterly dues into your block captain this week. It's a must. Cystic Fibrosis Fund Drive Locally, Mrs. Judy Janczak is heading up the Cystic Fibrosis fund drive, Sept. 1 throuRh the 15th. A number of our community minded women will be asking for your donations to help with research and enre for more than 25,000 children now suffering with CF. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fuhrer, parents of two CF children, now_ deceased, are the McHenry Coun; ty chairmen. Cub Scouts Picnic Although the weather wasn't as we would have liked it the Cub Scout summer roundup picnic, was held as planned at Herzot; Beach last Sunday with a small group in attendance. Games were played with prizes being awarded. There was plenty of pop fqr everyone and coffee far the adults. " Cub Scouts A trip• to see the stock car races at Wilmot is planned for this coming Saturday for all Cub Scouts. Anyone caring to go should meet at the Community house at 6:30 p.m. It will be free to all Cub Scouts. Any Parents wishing to go will be charged the regular admission price. All Scouts should be In uniform. There will be a Cub committee meeting at community house next week Wednesday, evening*# p.m. Attention Cleanup Week We are asking all women who are able to come out next Wednesday to help clean up the community house. There are windows to be washed, tables and chairs to be washed down and the kitchen to clean. You know many hands make light work. Bring rags, pails, etc. Coffee and rolls will be served. We don't expect mothers with little ones to come out but those who have children in school can surely spare a few hours of your time. Golden Anniversary We would like to have Dorothy Uttich extend our very best wishes even tho belated to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klomann, who celebrated their golden anniversary on Saturday, August 24. A nuptial mass was sung by Mrs. Klomann's borther, the Reverend William Hagerty, S. J. at St. Peter Canisius church. Father, Hagerty, who teaches at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio, came especially for the occasion as did the Klomanns' other daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. William Cagle, and their nine children. They call Mt. Healthy, Ohio, home. A reception for 100 guests was held in Chicago. Toots and Don Gerstad celebrated their eleventh wedding anniversary last Friday by going out to dinner. At the restaurant they went to there happened to be three other couples celebrating anniversaries, what a small world. Time Is Drawing Near It's not too early to think about your crazy hat for our Women's Club social night. With school coming up, you are liable to forget about it so right now, put on your thinking caps and get busy. Sympathy Our sympathy goes to Don and Carol Humann on the death of Don's Uncle, Arthur F. Smith. Birthday Celebration A birthday party in honor of Meg Humann and Holly Arient who both celebrate their birthdays on the same day was held last Friday. Cake, ice cream and lemon.ade were served to Meg and Holly and to Danny Duffy, Michael Funk, Sherri Koehl all from the Park, and Dennis, Howie and Chris Usemann and Carrie and Peggy Freund from McHenry. Mothers who came were Nancy Freund, Pat Usemann, Lorraine Arient, Marian Duffy, Carol and Beula Hoard. Tigers Picnic The boys on the Tigers ball team were treated to hot dogs, chips, cupcakes, and popcicles by their manager, Ron Meurer, and coach, Joe Prazak, at the Meurer house last week Thursday. After eating their fill, a game of soccer was played by the boys. Those attending were Jack and Jim Laursen, Joe and John Myers, John and Danny Koch, (Mike was unable to come because of being sick), Wayne Cygan, Butch Morgenson, Donald Prazak, Alan Meurer and Stash Pankowitz. Community House Schedule Wednesday, August 28-7:30 p.m. Little league open meeting. Sunday, Sept. 1 - private party, Tuesday, Sept. 3-6:30 Boy Scout Indian dance practice. 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts. Wednesday, Sept. 4, 7:30 Cub committee meeting. Call Jo Rizzo for reservations. 385-2728. Little League News Last Tuesday saw our season come to an end, except for All Star games. The final standings were not determined until Tuesday's game had ended. Monday saw the Pirates defeat the Tigers and on Tuesday t he- Braves also defeated the Tigers. In first place for the 1963 season are the Orioles who had 12 wins and 3 losses. The Pirates hold second place with 10 wins and 5 losses, third place is held by the Tigers who ended with 9 wins and 6 losses. The Sox team ended in fourth with 6 wins and 9 losses. Fifth place is held by the Braves with 5 wins and 10 losses and in sixth place are the Cubs who ended with a 3 win and 12 loss-jceeor^ While attendance was good it could have been so much better, we hope that next year will see many more parents show enough interest in their boy to get to watch at least the games he plays in. We'd also like to extend to the managers and coaches of all six teams our very warmest gratitude for not only helping to teach our sons basemall by giving up so very many hours but also for helping provide us with recreation for these past summer weeks. Togetherness The very first day of September will have Sue and Ron Funk celebrating their twelfth year of wedded bliss. We sincerely hope they will have many, many more very happy years. I'll bet Ron will be without Sue's company a few of the hours of their day, Sue is an ardent baseball fan and I know she'll see the All Star game. Hope the boys make you happy with a win that day Sue. Open Meeting To all of you who get the paper on Wednesday evening remember that tonight is meeting night for little league. These meetings are open to all parents of all boys playing in the league. The men who have been so active during these past years would sure like to see some new faces at their meetings. Come on down to the community house tonight at 7:30. We've also been asked to once again remind you of the league's annual dance. Tickets are now available from managers, coaches and players. The date is set for Sept. 28. VNatal Days To each of the following residents we would like to extend our very best wishes not only for their day but for the coming year and all the ones to follow. Jane Grothman celebrates on August 30 and lays claim to being able to vote. Sept . 1 has Darlene Gladman ! turn 7. On Sept. 3 that real good Little league pitcher Paul Schwegcl, Jr., turns teen-ager. The 4th David Ladd celebrates his birthday. The 5th has Le'sand Nebra Eckhart's pride and joy, Billy, celebrating his eleventh birthday. All Stars Our team didn't fare too well over this past weekend. Saturday our team and their loyal followers ventured to Mc- Cullom Lake where Lakeland Park came out on the losin<; end of a 4 to 2 score. Our boys played this same team a week ago and won. Sunday our team was host to the Wonder Lake team who came out on 1he winning end of a 14 to 7 score. The weather man wasn't very kind to either players or to the loyal rooters, it felt morf> like football weather. Our team will play at Wonder Lake next Sunday at 2 and we hope they come home with a win. Girl Scouts With the arrival of September and the return to school Scouts have begun going at full steam, that is Cub and Boy Scouts but what about Girl Scouts? Hasn't any one done any thing about all the girls who want scouting so badly, It seems a real shame that with the wonderful boys activities in our community our girls are completely forgotten. Hope You're Better We'd like to express our very fastest and best get-well Wishes to Mrs. Kay Reining and Mrs. Ma reel la Raiford who were both hospital patients during the past week. Also hope Paul Schwegcl's leg is on the mend. Hoik? the bugs that felled Tommy Daurio, Randy Funk and^ Jackie Laursen have.passed by now. Strolling Through The Park Roger Gerstad spent a week with his Grandma and Grandpa Birkinbine in Sun Prairie, Wis., and also spent a weekend with his aunt and uncle and his cousin1* Joey. While he was there, their cousin, Mary Oehrlein, stayed a vi-eek with the Gerstads and J$ept Suzy company. Guests Over the weekend at the Rizzo home were Col. and Mrs. a N. C. Anderson from Hawaii, and Sam Rizzo and son from Georgia. This was sort of a farewell tiarty as the Andersons are heading for Washington, D.C., to take up residence and Sam Rizzo and his son are going back home to get him ready for college. The Rizzos hope to be able to make a trip to Washington sometime in the next four years to visit these folks and do some sightseeing. Jerry Wagner spent Thursday visiting old school chums in Villa Park. The girls enjoyed catching up on all the latest events from each-other gs well as keeping an eagle eye on twenty-one children. Mary, Jim, Mike, Jimmy and Tommy Daurio spent the last week visiting with relatives in Wisconsin. Their visits began in Green Bay when they visited Mary's sister, Kathleen, her husband and their children. Their next stop took them to Mary's brother, Marty Cahill, his wife and their children. They call Marinette, Wis., home. While the Daurios enjpyed their week away Ed Linnane acted as a mighty fine neighbor by caring for the Daurios' pets. Lou, Sherry and Ronnie Jones have been visiting Pennsylvania while Dick stayed home batching it. The Ron Funk home was really bulging at the secims last weekend. Ron's folks were visitors as well as Sue's sister, brother-in-law and their five children as well as Sue's aunts and an uncle who came in for their yearly visit from Florida. Gavle, Bob Laursen and their children spent four days in the windy city taking in many places of interest. Nickey and Ed Gladman were among the final Wisconsin fair visit ox's, they took in the auto races and enjoyed themselves ho end. The Druml family had several out of state visitors this past week. From the state of Washington came a visit from that radiant new navy bride, Mrs. Tom Raczon, she was the former Sharon Simon. Home on leave from Fort Sill, Okla., and visiting with Ed and Kay, whom he calls his extra parents, was Pfc. Paul Butler. Ed's cousin, Angie Pausch, her husband, Frank, and their three children were also among the visitors for the week, they hail from Wisconsin. The Ralph Caccittilo family visited also but didn't have as far to go as the others, they call Noiridge Park home. Dorothy and Bud Uttich had Dorothy's sister and family as guests the past week. Mr. and Mrs. William Cagle and their nine children spent the week at Uttichs o.f.tcr corn in-' here from Mt. Healthy, Ohio, to help celebrate the golden anniversary of their parents. Petey and Jacl# Oakford bad Mr. and Mrs. Bud Haase and their five children from Rolling Meadows as guests on Sunday. Johnny Ilenneberg, better known to the follower^ of Mc- Henry's Pony League, as "Little Nell" celebrated his birthday on Monday by taking several of his friends to the show. Tommy Wagner and Donny Williams attended the Episcopal servers picnic on Sunday at McCullom Lake. They had a terrific time playing football, wrestling and all sorts of exerting games with their pastor, Father Northway. The group had a ball, as we were told not only in activities but also devouring all the food. The members of the church sure do appreciate and have the greatest of'praise for their new pastor. Phone 3£ •s DAIRY. Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated 35 or 385-0232 Poodle Grooming Boarding - Training Phone 385-2436 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry, 111. (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-in) ON ALL 1963 FORDS REMAINING IN STOCK Come In And See What We Mean !! o°° ,6®1 To Be Sure You Get A Good Deal As Well As A Good Dealer See BUSS FORD SALES "HOME OF QUALITY TRANSPORTATION" 393S West Main Street McHenry, Illinois PAY LESS COLGATE DENTAL CREAM 69/ 100 TABLETS BUY THE BEST ECON TUBE m MUM DEODORANT CREAM 1.2 OZ. 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