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• WW* I25s5§^ ® ' 6 • % > ? • , ' *^r?'.4>. :' - .Vs* • • .i • *J ' {.%>•'•;,.? >•": .# • ,* • "•( .'-' > >7 '-°-^-*-r-- - - . r. • . -- r McHENHYPLAINDEALER irsday, M&tdh 13# 1984 f>l8iake« Terroc© p;' TERRACE WOMEN :# rwi EASTER EGG ^ MARCH 28 *^.y ;%^p^5.;>5|(ifce Toopper --885-8044 The.. Pistakee Terrace Women's auxiliary met at the tfcyfte of Grace Gavin on Wednesday evening. Dorothy Par- '•..'JsfflL. volunteered to head the : . '.Easter egg hunt committee With Joan Hawkins, Fran i: .,,tjaek, Jean Fedorchak and Grace Gavin helping with the ...detail work. Each family with -.children attending the Easter egg hunt planned for Saturday, ~ ,|$arch 28, 1 p,m. at the Terrace Beach are asked to donate one dozen eggs. The committee will tffi»frg4hey-&re boiled and dyed £B»gra3Pe big day. In case of .*cain> the hunt will be held the *ft>Howing Monday at the same ^^^apiaee.'" » r Also included in the lively * ^evening bf distussion was the « ^Terrace annual dance. Mary a Jakubicek and. Jerry Dicks a- " greed to .co^chairmanship this •• year's dance if they can find a •'-* suitable hall date still open. «•' Further information will be in ** .tn• « i• -s c.•o ltt-mn as soon as a date « is set- Ericksons Welcome Addition Roy and Anna Jean Erickson welccftfied the newest addition to their family, a son, at the McHenry hospital on Thursday evening, March 12. Waiting impatiently at home for their baby brother, who weighed in at 8 lbs. and measured 21 inches, are the Ericksons' ether three sons, Mike, Bobby, and Steven. Terrace Welcomes New Family We'd like to introduce you to d new Terrace family who moved into the split-level on Elmleaf Drive last November. Lawrence and Nancy Waugh and "children came to the Terrace from the Village of Sunnyside. They had arrived in the village pnly the previous July from California. Lawrence was transferred by his company to Schiller Park where he drives truck fdr an air freight firm. Both Mr. and Mrs. Waugh are active in the McHenry Baptist church and Nancy is Den mother of Cijb Scout Den 5, Pack 452. The Waugh children include Michael, 18, still residing in California where he is finishing his last year of high School, Steven, 8, Cynthia. 6, Pamela, 5, and Daniel who was four years old on March 5. Belated birthday wishes Danny, and welcome to the entire Waugh family. Completes Basketball Season Johnsburg grade school completed its basketball playing season as far as conference play was concerned two weeks ago. On March 3 Fox River Grove travelled to Johnsburg for a non-conference game. The junior varsity lost 13 to 26 but the varsity-won their game easily with a score of 37 to 15. On March 5 Lotus grade school came-to Johnsburg to wind up conference play. The day was a-complete success for Johnsburg as both teams ended victors_ T.be junior varsity sqore was 21 to 18 while the v&rsity won 35 to 23.' Terrace Tidings Bobby Moore participated with the McHenry high school sophomore track team that traveled to Oak Park high school on Wednesday. It was an honor for Bobby, a freshman at McHenry, to be on the team but a special thrill to go to Oak Park where he has a cousin who is a senior at the school. Watching the competition as spectators were Bob's aunt and two cousins. Bobby placed third in his event. Each year at. this time the girls attending McHenry high school choose ten girls from each grade to represent their classes in interclass basketball and baseball competition. Both B e n o c h e g i r l s w e r e l u c k y enpugh to make their respective all-star teams, Susan, the freshman team who will play the sophomores, and Jeanniejoe, the junior team that plays the' seniors. Pat and Tom Merhaut journeyed to Chicago on Saturday where they accompanied Ron 'Lamburg and his girl friend, Linda, on a night club tour ending with breakfast in La- Grange before coming home. Spending the weekend at the Merhaut home helping care for the children were Tom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Merhaut, Oaklawn.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woerner were Thursday luncheon guests of Mrs Clara Wallin of McHenry. The Joe Benoche family attended the Flower and Garden Show in McCormick Place on Sunday. ..They got a chance to see an old friend of Jean's who does modelling and was working at one of the booths. Making sure Fred Woerner celebrated his birthday in style on March 12 was Lance and Lorin Toepper accompanied by mother, Joyce. After all, it isn't every day that one of our residents reaches his seventy-ninth birthday. On the sick list from the Terrace this week are Clara Kurowski down with a middle ear infection, Tuesday and Wednesday, and Terry Connerty who contracted the German Measles. Birthday Wishes Many happy returns of the day to the following birthday celebrants this coming week: Werner Treptau, March 20; Richard Stull, March ^21; and Pat Kaiser, March 25. Holiday Hills NEW OFFICERS CONDUCT MEETING OF WOMAN'S CLUB i Inez Young The new officers of the Holiday Hills Woman's Club took over at the last meeting, held on Wednesday, March 11, at the home of Phyl Harper. A nurr)ber of important issues came up for discussion and approval by the ladies. Among them were the setting of the date, May 13, for the annual Woman's Club banquet, to be held in McHenry this year. Gerry Postal is heading the committee for the banquet. The biggest step taken by the Woman's Club in recent years is the new recreation committee formed to look into and take care of a number of recreational facilities for our young people. The volunteers for this committee are Vi Abbink, Charis Ary, Connie Ca» tanzaro, Phyl Harper and Jimmie Justes, with Ellen Erickson giving assistance where she can. It sounds a bit early "for swimminng, but this is the time of the year that an instructor for swimming lessons at the lake beach must be contacted, to make it possible for the ladies to make this instruction available to our residents. Jimmie Justes volunteered to contact several prospective instructors. The business for the evening was followed by an enjoyable game. Wednesday's lucky lady vc'as Phyl. Harper. Hostesses for tlie evening were Jimrnie Justes, Joyce Karafa, Dot Gabriel and Gerry Postal. Refreshments were delicious and plentiful. Talented Mnslci»fit» Bring Horn© Awards Two of our local young people came home from the annual district competition held -at Beach Park junior "ugh in Waukeg&n with awards. Ray Mettelka won top honors for a clarinet solo and Betsy Haufe came home with a second place award, also on the clarinet. Congratulations to' both of these young people. The top winners are now eligible to go on into statewide competition. Good luck! ! . -- however, the rest of us went liome stuffed. Spaghetti Bttimer Sqtfl Out Approximately 150 adults and children enjoyed the spaghetti dinner served by' the Boy Scouts (and their Moms!) on Sunday, March 8. The food was so good that there was not quite enough to serve second helpings to the last few people who came in Candy tJnder The Weather Get-well wishes to little Candy Musolf, who has been in McHenry hospital with that nasty allergy again.a It's hard to believe that healthy looking chunck, could ever be sick, but all you need to do is. look at Bea and Ray to see how sick she gets."Sure, hope she is feeling hnuch better by now. iTiny Vialtot Little Kelly McSweeney visited with her Aunt Vi and Uncle Bill Abbink for a few days recently ahd had herself a gdod time while brightening^ the household for Vi, Bill, Lin da, Connie and Judy. * Stars ! ? ! Don't, rhardly know there are any high school girls in this, end of the neighborhood since Linda Abbink and my Gail have been spending their spare time in the gym at school practicing for the GAA All Star games to be played tonight. We're rooting for the freshmen ^and i^nfore .to 'win :this year. "N.V SERVIC E lit OUR BUSINESS XI# FOR ALL MAKES I Y COLOR - BLACK - WHIT PHONOS -- STEREO -- RADIOS FREE Tube Checking Service Our Policy: Guaranteed Quality Parts Efficient fcnd Honest Service at a Fair Price Experienced Technicians s WALTER HOJNACKI ALLAN McKlM FRANK WILKINSON Hours Daily: , i Mon. thru Thurs. 9-7 pjft Frl. & Sat. 9-9 p.m. Sunday 10 - I pm. FM Radio & Television SALES and SERVICE 1824 N. Riverside Dr. Pl«. 885-0979 McHenry, III. (Established In McHenry Since 1»48) Anniversary Greetings Congratulations to Bill and Hazel Stahlman as they celebrate their wedding anniversary on March 21. 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