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Thursday, June 115 1984 THE MeKENBY PLAINBEALEB LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MEURER -- KAY DRUML §85-4356 FINAL WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING THURSDAY JUNE 11 We hope that everyone will remember to come out for our last Woman's Club meeting tonight. I also hope that everyone has the June 20 marked down for a night out for Father. Our annual smorgasbord is held that night from 5 to 7 p.m. and of course everyone knows what delicious food is served. The main meat course is ham, and the price is within the reach of everyone, so let's see a good crowd out. Community House Schedule Thursday, June 11, 8:30 p.m. Women's Club. Tuesday, June 16, 8 p.m. Boy ScOuts, Thursday, June 18, 8 p.m. Regular LPPOA Board Meeting. Saturday, June 20 Women's Club annual Smorgasbord 5 to 7 p.m. Boy Scouts Troop 450 All Scouts please remember, until school resumes in September, meetings will begin at 8 p.m. Ball playing scouts are urged to come following their games. Anyone having any crepe paper or wishing to give some towards the troops float for the Fiesta Day parade can do so by dropping it off any Tuesday evening at the community house. It will be greatly appreciated. The colors most needed are green and brown. Little League Dedication Ceremonies On Sunday, June 14, the Lakeland Park. Boys Baseball Club will have their dedication ceremonies at the community house ball field between the first and second games or about 2:30. Our LPPOA President John Steele, will be there and there will be a flag ceremony. Each team will have their picture taken and the boys will have a chance to purchase these later, so let's be sure all boys are in nice clean uniforms. The first game will begin at 1 p.m. The men, under Jim Wickenkamp, worked like little beavers on Saturday morning getting the field ready, painting? making benches for spectators etc. Let's show them our appreciation by coming out Sunday and to all little league games. The games for the following week are: tonight, June 11-- Orioles vs Cubs, Friday, June 12--Tigers vs Braves, Sunday, June 14--1st game Braves vs Pirates, 2nd game Cubs vs Tigers. Monday, June 15, Orioles vs Sox. Wednesday, June 17th--Pirates vs Tigers. Let's see you out there. Girl Scouts Last Monday was our last meeting but it wasn't really a meeting at all. It was an investiture for our new girls. Every girl brought something to share. We closed our meeting with our friendship circle. Maria Mecic Scribe. Last Thursday the Girl Scouts enjoyed the carnival in a group with their leaders, Maureen Johnson and Dorothy Dowel). Then on Saturday they took an all day trip to the Brookfield Zoo. Mrs. Dowell, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Humann and Mrs. Gladman drove the girls there. A little bit of excitement occurred when Mrs. Johnson's son, Mike, wandered away and got lost. About 30 minutes, later they found him in the administration office. On the way out of the zoo they came across an independent movie studio shooting some scenes for a movie. It proved to be a very enjoyable day for all the girls. Happy Birthday Wishes to Tommy Daurio who celebrates his sixth birthday on June 12 and to-Mickey Gladman who also celebrates on the 12th, to Mrs. Fred Street who celebrates on the 14th, to Susan Lynn Fout who will be 1 year old on the 15th, to Shirley Meurer who will be 7, to Billy Seifert who will be 15 and to Sharon Wagner who all celebrate on the 17th of June. On the 18th Fran Clark adds another year as does Patty Arient and Wade Dowell, and Tommy Koch celebrates his first birthday. Our very best to every one of you. Belated birthday wishes to Shirley George and to Jim Roach who both celebrated June 9. Sorry we missed yours last week. Sympathy The deepest sympathy of the community is extended to the William Bruce family. Their young son, William Alan, age 2V» was drowned last week after wandering away from his two older sisters with whom he had been playing. William would have been 3 years of age this month. May the Infant Jesus welcome him to His fold and? give, the family the strength to bear their loss. A Very Successful Carnival John Steele and the carnival committee announced the carnival last weekend was a very successful one and our beaches and our playground should benefit from it. Strolling Through The Park Marv and Shirley George had Sfiuop Around -- Compare PRICE - FEATURES - f iALITY THEN . . . the New Gas Rai at fn Propne • Oven Vent With a Brain • Clock and Minute Minder • Automatic Top Broiler with Flame Set Control • Smokeless Broiling • Lo-Temp Oven Control • Look-In Oven Window • Spill Proof Top • Lift Off Oven Door • 3-Speed Set Effex Burners • Clock Controlled Cook & Keep Oven • Thermal Eye Burner • Lighted Back Guard • Oven Light SO" & 80" Hardwlck >S Reg. Price $259.00 SALE $ PRICE Reg. $70.50 FREE General Glass Lined $14.95 Value 4-Pc. WATER $B@ Eft HEATER Corning Wear Set (with purchase of range) i • Northern Propane Gas Company W. Mem St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-4200 Hours: Dally 8-5--Friday 8-9 p.m. LP & Natural Gas Marv's folks up Sunday for a pre-father's day celebration combined with Shirl's birthday. On Saturday evening after the carnival, the Georges, the Johnsons, the Matthews, and the Meurers stopped over to the Kdches to celebrate Shirley's birthday. Coffee and cake and ice cream were served. As a finale for the Bridge Club the ladies attended a stage play. A very good dinner preceded the play. The following ladies enjoyed a wonderful evening, Ann Herzog, Ruth Mc- Mahon, Ivy Lezak, Lucille Deitz, Ann Leigh, Ruth Chadwick, Delia Julian, Joyce Braun, Gayle Laursen who are members of the club. Piasecki, Wilma Crane and Mary Antepenko. Jo Rizzo and Vicki Bottari enjoyed acting as chaperones for the Marian Central high school picnic held at Big Foot last Thursday. Knowing these two gals we know they hud a ball. Esther Cygan and Helen Haynes get our good neighbor vote for their very wonderful efforts in finding the home of the very little lad who wandered away from home and could not remember where he lived. ,The Eckharts attended a birthday party honoring Walter Haug last Wednesday evening and then joined the group honoring Mick Daurio's graduation. On Sunday they had dinner with the Robert Marks family in Des Plaines and in the evening attended the graduation party honoring Dennis Druml and Danny Kamp. Hope Donna Kwiatek has completely recovered from her accident of last week. Also hope little Johnny Meurer is able to be outdoors again by. now, he doesn't feel up to par as we write this column. Larry Oakford is at McHenry hospital for x-rays as we do this column, Larry fell and suffered a good bump on his head. We both hope these two lads are both A-Okay real soon. Mr. and Mrs. Randall of Worthington, Ohio, visited with Helen and Larry Strandquist for three days last week. We were both sorry to hear of the fire at Tee and Ray Bujak's home Sunday. Glad to hear it wasn't too damaging. Coming from Oak Park to attend the carnival with Lyda and Bill Radisch last week were their good life long friends, Mabel and Joseph Brozek, as well as the Radisches daughter, Shirley, her husband, Chuck Lexow, and their two children, Nancy and Paul. Lyda and Bill spent Saturday visiting with the Lexows in Carpentersville. On Sunday the Radisches and Lexows went to Normal, on the American Legion and Auxiliary annual pilgramage to the Soldiers and Sailors children's home. Ann Herzog attended the golden anniversary party of her sister-in-law and brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend of Franklin Park, on Saturday. Original members of the bridal party came from the East coast and the honored couple had their grandchildren attending them in the church service. Lorraine Glover was guest of honor at a party held for her Sunday. Lorraine is a graduate of McHenry high. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Barr from Portland, Ore., have been visiting with their daughter and son-in-law, Donna and Bud Stoltz. On Sunday they held a family reunion at the Stoltz home, most of the guests came from Wisconsin. Attending were, Mrs. Barr's father, Mr. Grovesteen, her mother, Harold Grovesteen, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Grovesteen and their four children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyers and son, Tom, and James Rudden. The Barrs will be leaving for their return to "God's Country" this week. Tommy Przetacznik was guest of honor on Sunday to a large group of relatives who all came out to congratulate Tommy on his graduation from<St. Patrick's last Wednesday. Danny Kamp and Dennis Druml were co-hosts to a ter- 'rific graduation party with over 100 relatives and friends gathering to congratulate them and to wish them well last Sunday. The two lads are cousins and were graduated from St, Mary's. Many friends honored Mick Daurio on Wednesday evening following his graduation from St. Patrick's. A gathering of relatives honored Mick on Saturday. John Zimny Jr., a graduate of junior high and Carol Zimny, a graduate of high school, were honored at a combined party held on Wednesday evening, Jimmy Laursen was host to forty-six relatives and friends who gathered on Sunday to wish him good luck. Jim is a graduate of junior high. His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester ThoreSen, and cousin, Karen, attended the graduation ceremonies on Friday evening and remained for the weekend. Sunday a surprise "Card and Sox" birthday party was given by Ruth Roach honoring, her husband Jim's natal day. Enjoying outside games and a terrific barbecue chicken and potato salad dinner were Ruth's mother, Mrs. Marie Claw, Kay Kairis and two children, Jim's brother and wife, Art and Ruth Roach, and daughter, LeRoy and Virginia Prohaska and two children, Ed and Bev Branken and two children, Len and Vicki Bottari and family. Birthday cake was also enjoyed by everyone. Sounded like a wonderful party and was a very clever idea on Ruth's part. Bobby Rode was a graduate of junior high on Friday. On Sunday a ham and turkey buffet was served to Grandma and grandpa Rode, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fikao of Whitewater, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. James Barthel and three children of Berwyn, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gerrietts and four children, Thomas Rode and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stuckey of Brookfield, Mr. and Mrs. James Rode and three children, Fox Lake, and of course Bobby's brother, Russell, and two sisters, Leah and Colleen. An afternoon was spent at the beach and ended up at the carnival. Bobby received money and some very nice gifts. j. A birthday party hfelJ • June 7 in honor of Sandra and Debra Cholewa at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parisi. We heard that Kitty and George Hendle have George's brother as their house guests for a few weeks and Marge, and Carl Elshoff were hosts to Marge's aunt, Nellie. The Elshoffs visited Springfield on Monday. 4-W'IHI • •• 1 EXPERT (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAINING • BATHING 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2436 (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) HOLIDAY NEWS INEZ, YOUNG 385-4672 URGE RESIDENTS ATTEND WEEKEND DANCE, BREAKFAST I hope you are all set for the big double feature coming up this vyookend. Staurday, June 13, Holiday Hills Property Owner's Association presents its annual spring dance. "Kasual Kapers will be held at the Shady Hill Community House. Come as casual as you please or dress up, if you wish- but come along and have a good time. The next morning, enjoy .breakfast outdoors, at Raven's farm. The 'boys' from the Griswold Lake Athletic Club will be serving the first breakfast of the season, rain or shine. With the building of their new pavilion, there will be shetler in the event of showers. The fellas will start serving at 8 a.m., so come before or after church, whichever suits you and your family best. See you this weekend? Special Notice Swimming Registration Next Wednesday, June 17, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., there will be registration for swimming lessons down at the lake beach. Once again, these lessons are offered thru the efforts of the Holiday Hills Woman's Club. It takes a great deal of time, work and effort on the part of the women who volunteer to take this job over. First, there's the job of finding a qualified instructor, (no easy task) and hiring him or her, then the countless hours spent contacting parents, registration at the beach, records to be kept on students permission slips, qualifications and hours spent in the water so that they can receive the proper certificates. In order to ease their burden just a little, we ask that each mother be willing to give a few hours during the course of the swimming lessons to help watch the children in the water. Youngsters must be AV2 years of age to register. Lessons will begin the first week in July. For further information call Jimmie Justes, 385-5401, Gerry Breede, 385-3131 or,Charis Ary, 385-4098. Ooptt, Sorry • My h u m b l e a p o l o g i e s t o Chuck Brandt, Barbara Anderson. Janice Carlson and John Wat kins whose names I missed on the list of junior high graduates last week, and to Mike Krueger, who graduated from St. Mary's Catholic School. I must have been half asleep when I checked the list, and I failed to check with my local junior high authority. Late, but sincere best wishes to these young people. Cancer Crusade This news item is late, but there were still a few envelopes that had not been returned from outlying areas, until last week. Vi Abbink was chairman of the Cancer Crusade in the whole south end of McHenry. Orchids to Vi who put in many, many hours for the crusade and the gals from Holiday Hills who collected locally and some of the surrounding area. They were Gerry Postal, Renee Jende, Midge Teuber and Inez Young. Cheerful Bouquets A great big bouquet of cheer to shut-ins Charles Patz, Ed Janik and a new name on the sick list, my neighbor, Jim Dowhin, Jr. Hope you are all feeling better this week. Our house was a hub-bub of activity last weekend as we saw our Gail graduate from high school mid tears and laughter, friends and relatives and a special bouquet of red roses and then the next night almost the same thing again as we saw our April graduate from junior high. Mixed emotions run high as you see your children cross the threshhold from one phase of life to anothef, and pray for their future. !?wm wilw ••• v ***** RECOGNITION DINNER JUNE 21 FOR J. C. KIMBALL Senator Gaylord Nelson will be the principal speaker at a recognition dinner honoring 12th District Democratic congressional nominee John Clark Kimball. The Wisconsin Senator, will join Kimball supporters from Lake, McHenry and Boone counties at the Waukegan Inn, 200 Nortlj Bay road, Waukegan, on June 21 at 6:30 p.m. Senator Nelson was first elected to Ihe Wisconsin State Senate in 1948, becoming the first Democratic State Senator from Dane county in this century. He was re-elected In 195H \ and again ill 1956. ; . ^ ; The Freedoms Foundation ntiy Valley Forge, Pa r recently' honored Kimball by presenting^ him their George Washington^ Honor Medal. The FouridtotlonL* whose national chairman is for* , mer President Dwight D. Elf senhower, awarded him the me* dal for "outstanding accomp* lishment in . helping to achieve, a better understanding of the American Way of Life." Following the 1962 campaign,, Kimball replied to two American government , high school students who had written to inquire why he ran, writing, "I have no real regrets . •- . The truth is, every day you campaign, you win something." REPORT THEFTS A vehicle stolen from Europa Motors late Wednesday evening was later found by sheriff's deputies near Island Lake. An ornamental ball was reported taken from the flower garden of J. Kuna on Rt. 31. JUNE 21 THANKS, BAD! Choose His Gifts From A Complete Selection of Wearables At 5"TORE for MEN Phone 385-0047 McHenry, 111. 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