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Wiraday, April 9,1984 THE McHEMHV PLAINDEALES *-5*^ ' - Kit- Lakoland Park BOY SCOUT RUMMAGE SALE THIS WEEKEND i> Barb Meurer 88IS-48S6 • a Kay Druml The leaders and parents of our Boy Scout troop hope that everyone, everywhere will attend their second annual rumjnage sale which will be held at the Community House this weekend. The group has worked hard and long to make this fcffair a success and only by the presence of each and everyone of you can their labors bear fruit. The mothers will be serving free coffee to all. We're sure you'll find something you've wanted and you'll 41so be helping a very terrific organization, Troop 459. The place is Lakeland Park Community House, time and dates are; Friday, April 10 from 7 to 10 p.m., Saturday, April 11 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday, April 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 to.m. Hope we see all of our friends from our own subdivision and from all our neighboring ones as .well. Troop 450 News The meeting of March 31 was Awards and Parents night and was started off by Senior Patrol Leader, Dennis Druml calling for presentation of colors by the Hawk Patrol. Scoutmaster Ed Druml introduced the Ass't. Scoutmasters, Irv Becker and Art Tiffany as well as Committee Chairman, Jim Daurio and Committeemen, John Flannigan, Frank Bartos, Les Eckhart, Lloyd Wagner, Bob Matthews, Ron Meurer, Marv George, Ray Rode and Max Koch as well as John Licastro who is Institutional Representative. Our Scoutmaster gave an outline of our spring and summer plans. The rummage sale being held this weekend. Our Indian Dance Team is to dance at the camp-o-ree on Mtty 2 and in Johnsburg on May 28. It is also hoped with the help of parents to have a campout at the Wisconsin Dells and to see their Indian Dances. Because we haven't had an awards night for quite awhile a great many awards were given out that had been earned. Receiving 2 year pins were Dennis Druml, Mike Daurio, Danny Kamp, Paul Schwegel and Tommy Wagner. One year pins went to Kenny Becker, Doug Belaholvy, Kevin Druml, Doug Funk, Tom Morris, Steve George, Ray and Russ Rode. Tenderfoot patches were earned by Dave Miller, Bob Matthews, Rick DeMarco, Bill Eckhart, Terry Waltzek and Ronald Kamp, Second class was earned by John Reining, Bob King, Mark Bartos, Tom Morris, Poug Funk and Mike Ketchum. First Class went to Tommy Wagner, Mike Ossler, Jerry Zalud, Steve George, Doug Belaholvey and Kenny Becker. Kevin Druml, Tommy Wagner and Mark Bartos were given their Ass't. Patrol Leaders stripe. Mr. Druml introduced our Neighborhood Commissioner, Mr. King, who awarded the tank of Start Scout to Dennis Druml, who has earned 7 merit badges and Mick Daurio who has earned 6. Colors were retired and cupcakes and coffee and pop were served by these mothers, Mesdames Wagner, Reining, Rode, Schwegel, Bartos and Druml. Our next parents night will be held at the beach. Respectfully submitted, Paul Schwegel, Scribe, Troop 459. retary to the league as well as assuming the manager's position for the Sox team. Joe Prazak was elected as player agent and Ed Druml returns as manager of the Braves, the position ne held last year. All boys of Pony League age (13 and 14 year olds) are asked to mark down April 18 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Legion home as registration day. A fee of $3 is needed for insurance. Pony League Many of our boys played Pony League last year in Mc- Henry and manXjdan on joining this year. TTie men held their first meeting last week and from our subdivision Paul Schwegel was elected as Sec- Special Days April 9 has Scott Belaholvy, Christy Flannigan, Mary Beth Bowell, Carol Annette Mikosz, and Rhonda Woczor all addda and Carol Annette will both be that precious age of one, Linda and Johnny Parisi celeing a year to their age. Rhonbrate their anniversary on that date also. Vicki and Len Bottari add another year of wedded bliss on the 10th. The 11th has Delores Belaholvy, Doris Bock, Dorothy Uttich and Lynn Cygan all celebrating. Lynn will be 10. Bob Idsteln adds a candle to his cake on the 12th and Scotty Austin will be 3 on the 13th. income tax day, April 15, has Audrey Ellmer celebrating. Also on that date, my number 4 prayers are answered Kevin. To son and- baby of our family each and everyone listed on our list and to anyone who celereaches age 12. Hope your brates this week that we don't know about goes our very best wishes. Community House Schedule Any reservations or cancellations for the Community house should be made through Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Wednesday, April 8, 4:30 p.m. Magic slacks union meeting; 8 p.m. General meeting of LPPOA. Election of new board members. Friday, April 10, 3 to 6 p.m., Dancing classes; 7 to 10 p.m., Boy Scout Rummage Sale. Saturday, April 11, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Boy Scout Rummage Sale. Sunday, April 12, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Boy Scout Rummage Sale. Monday, April 13, 3:30 to 5:30, Girl Scout meeting. Tuesday, April 14, Primary Election. Be sure to vote! No Boy Scout meeting on election day. Wednesday, April 15, 7:30, Little League General meeting. Thursday, April 16. Regular board, 8 p.m. Birthday Doings An unexpected birthday celebration was held last Sunday when Carol Annette Mikosz's Godmother, Mrs. Loretta Gosczynskj, and her family and mother came out. Carol is 1 year old today, April 9. A belated Sweet Sixteen party was held for Mary Therese Sweeney last weekend. Eighteen young people pitched in and g6t Mary a watch and a sweet sixteen corsage. Mary's brother, Frank, provided the music for dancing. A grand time was had by the following, Rita Mikosz, Kathy Pierce, Kathy Laffantaine, Rose May, Sherri Diggs, Mary Ann Meyers, Dorothy Ann Kayler, Larry Gibbs, Bernard Knowles, j^hil Offling, Brian Bradford, Larry Shields, Ken Kunzer, Len Martinez, Tim Collins, Mike Sullivan, Denny Hester, and of course Mary. After bowling last Saturday, the Meurers, the Kochs, the Georges and the Matthews, ended up over at the Johnsons' home for barbecues and a birthday cake for Ron Meurer's birthday. On Sunday, Barb Meurer's folks brought Ron's folks out with them to complete the celebration with a delicious turkey dinner. Woman's Club At the last Woman's Club meeting, election of officers was held and the following ladies were elected. President, Vicki Bottari, first vice-president Dee Frazier, second vice- DR. & HELLY OPTOMETRIST Al 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Wednesday) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTE3D VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION CONTACT LENSES HOURS: DAILY 9:30 a.m. to S P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS 8:30 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT - PHONE 385-0452 Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 11 Years Experience Every job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE mm. KI^BI SERV. Wesrt to.VJ.W. Phone 3854)783 £804 W. Route 120 , McHenry, 111. president Jo Rlzzo, secretary, Jan Kozy, treasurer, Lyda Radisch. Our congratulations to all these girls, we know you'll do a fine Job. It was announced that April 23 is another of Lyda Radisch's welcome parties. Lyda and her committee always put on a real nice party to welcome any new member who has never been to one before. At our next Woman's Club meeting we are going to have a Mother's Day party for all the women of the subdivision. There will be a prize for several classifications, youngest mother, oldest, most children and etc. We hope there will be many new faces at this meeting. A reminder to all those who said they would donate a stamp book. Please, get it over to J6 Rizzo's as soon as possible. Things are coming in very slow for our penny social which is to be held the third of May. Take \all items to Vicki Bottari's. If you don't know what items are wanted call Barb Meurer at 385-4356 or Vicki Bottari at 385-2262 or Wilma Crane at 385-5261. We also need cake or cookies for this affair. Little League Try out® Due to the jack of cooperation by the weather man the tryouts for new Little Leaguers last Saturday had to be postponed. They will be held this coming Saturday, April 11, at the Community House field at 1 p.m. Registrations are still lagging behind, come on parents, get that Little Leaguer over to Ron Meurer's house and register him. Don't forget all new boys to the League be at the field on Saturday at 1. Pat Gilbertsen has been admitted to McHenry hospital Strolling Through The Park and we're sure she would be glad to hear from her friends. We hope Pat will be up and around soon as she has seen enough of hospitals this month. Sunday, the Hromecs helped Frank celebrate his birthday by exchanging gifts and going out to dinner. We heard son, Bruce, came up with the idea to take dad out to dinner. We wonder if it was because it was his turn to do the dishes. You (can see that Frank wasn't the only one happy to go out for the day. Barbara Malinowski and her children came from Milwaukee and spent two days visiting in Lakeland Park. Barbara was always very popular when she lived here so she had a full two days of seeing old friends. Nancy Moses . and LaVerne Hromec accepted Ann Varese's invitation to be her guests for lunch and to see Ann's 'show, V'No Strings." Baby sitters were called and Nancy and LaVerne spent a very pleasant day acting like ladies of leisure. L&st Tuesday, Frank and LaVerne attended the McHenry County Democrat Central Committee and met the Domoeratic candidates from McHenry, Boone, Ogle, Lake and DeKalb Counties. Hope Mrs. Chamblin, Nedra Eckhart's mother enjoyed her visit with the Eckhart family in spite of our bad weather. Heard Lloyd Wagner and Pam Schwegel were victims of that flu bug. Hope they're both up and out by now. Bette and Bill Kamp had a wonderful time at Fontana, Wis., for two days last week. It was a combination sales meeting and social affair for members of the firm Bill is employed by. Grandma and Grandpa Druml did the baby sitting so they had no worries at home. Dottie and Irv Becker, Aggie Prazak, Kay and Ed Druml enjoyed the hospitality of Eleanor and Clar Haerle last Saturday. The hot beef sandwiches were delicious. Grandma and grandpa Becker returned from sunny Florida last week and came out to visit with Dottie and Irv and their grandchildren on Sunday. My folks came back also Sunday from tornado torn St. Louis and Southern Illinois. Fi cm their reports we got off pretty lucky with tinly sleet, snow and rain. Jack Oakford is a patient at Woodstock hospital for -a few days. Hope everything turns out okay for Jack. Helen and Larry Strandqufst had their son, Wayne, and his family from Virginia Beach, Va., visiting with them for ien days. Wayne is an instructor for Naval Tactical Data System. There are only two bases in the states where this instruction is given, one being at Dam Neck, Va., and the other at San Diego. Kathy Strandquist was quite thrilled with the snow as she hadn't seen any for many years. Helen <ind Larry's grandchildren also enjoyed the snow no end, even to filling all Helen's pans with the snow and bringing it into the house. The entire Strandquist clan gathered for a family reunion on Easter and the following day the Mahoney family left to take up residence in that wonderful state of Oregon. Helen reported it was a wonderful 10 days and that she and Larry are going to be mighty lonesome. Mrs. Grondy, Petey Oakford's mom, returned to the city after a week's visit here. Ksther and Harold Cygan celebrated their thirteenth year of wedded bliss last Tuesday. They celebrated with dinner at Crystal Lake on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Goold* Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dal ton and Mrs. Carol Martin all had a belated Easter dinner with the Eckharts last Sunday. Nedra's sisters and niece also took their mother back to the Windy City with them. Hostess Lee Glorch served a dessert spread March 31 to Lenora Abbott, Hattie Manning, Eva Bott and Marie Hayden who soon got started a new game of Crazy 8's. Lee Glorch had for her supper guests, April 4, Rose Schiddell and Lee's two grandsons, Larry and Donald who also stayed over night with grandma. KARUStS foe SIMM MTORNttf Reminders: Any road funds or delinquent dues must be in by April 30. Liens will be placed on May 1 on all property not up to date. To all who pick up the paper on Wednesday evening; tonight is the general meeting for everyone who belongs to L.P.P.O.A. Time is 8 p.m. Election of ne\V board members will take place. Remind your neighbor too. Mothers of Scouts, please remember to bring your cup ft V:F. w. AUXILIARY NEWS Renec Jende The Ladies Auxiliary to Fox River V.F.W. Post 4600 had a successful card party and luncheon on April 1. Chairman for the event was Doris Wetzel. Orchids to all the gals who helped make it a success. The Junior Girls Unit sponsored by the auxiliary and headed by Daisy Smith held their meeting on March 31, 1964. Business of the evening was the election of officers. New officers for the year are as follows: President, Hollie Koehl; First Vice-President, Joan Bradley; Second Vice- President, Diane Fruik; Chaplain, Linda Hess; Conductress, Karen Rowo; Treasurer, Donna Rowe; Secretary, Connie Abbink; Patriotic Instructor, Mary Dicks; and Guard, Connie Cain. The appointed officers are; Historian, Connie Abbink; Color Bearer No. 1, Judith Bradley and Color Bearer No. 2, Susan Dale Page. The installation is set for April 22, 1964 at 7:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse. This function will be open to the public. Daisy hopes to have the Department Youth Activity Chairman as installing officer. The auxiliary will present the unit with their flags. cakes to the Community house for the rummage sale. Everyone plan on attending. 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The Federation refreshments On April 1, Vi Abbink, Ine^ Young and Re nee Jende attended the kickoff dinner for the Cancer Crusade at a restaurant in Crystal Lake. Vi Abbink is the crusade captain \ for the Griswold Lake area. This includes all of River Road and the subdivisions off of it, plus her own subdivision of Holiday Hills. Have you thought of "the amount you will donate when your representative knocks on your door? were discussed. The ^ Valley 4;H k<jlub will sgpve the Federation on April 20 . am|i ?ommitteo' vras? • selected • few serving A discussion was held oft whether weT 'sHritild" holtf bur meetings in the homes of th© members or in _ a jiehoojf> because of the size oi'ihe club. r The Share-the-Fun commit-' tee <>et the d&fe 'Hit practibf, and skits were handed out. * Kat hy Marchl gave ,a'( report on "Storage . of iVJedicines"> Marvin Foil oh "Why hjiv{» to watch for matches arid dgo arettes", Harold Woody reported on "ShooTc" and, J^ebijiijai Marchi gave a demonstration on "Egg Nog." ^ "• " • "Refreshments' wer&^ sprve& by Sandy and Linda Warn. •> The hext mcrlirt'g wi11 be 'kt Brodys on April 21. Harold Woody, R^port^tf; Buffalo, New York, receives 106'.1 inches more.snow in tfje average winter than New Orleans does. 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