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Thursday, Augun* 20. 1964 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Suction two*-- LAKELAND PARK NEWS BA&B MfcURER -- KAV DRUML 885-4356 ALL STARS WIN FROM McdtJLLOM LAKE TEAM 11-1 The first of our All Star games was played with McCttlloni Lake last Saturday with our boys winning 11 to 1. The return game is scheduled for this Saturday, Aug. 22, at 3 O'clock at McCullom Lake. Good luck boys On Sunday at 3 o'clock there will be a game with Round Lake at our field. We certainly hope that we will have a lot of parents come out for bot-h of these games to cheer our boys on. Little League Meeting This little league meeting coming up next Wednesday evening, Aug. 26, is a very important meeting with the dance coming up soon and a banquet \to plan for, etc. Please, do come out and give the men your support and your help. They need both. Community House Schedule Thursday, Aug. 20--8 p.m. Regular - board meeting. Tuesday, Aug. 25, 8 p.m. Indian dance practice and Boy Scouts. Wednesday, Aug. 26, Little league open meeting. Please contact. Jo Rizzo at 385-2728 for any reservations or cancellations, for the community house. Organizations wanting news in the news letter should get their copy to Lyda Radisch this week in order for it to get in the September letter. Stock Car Raeeg This is the week all of the Cub Scouts have been waiting for, their trip to Wilmot to see the stock car races. The Cubs are to meet at the community house at 6 p.m. Saturday evening, with any parents interested in coming. It should be an exciting evening. Brownies The mothers of Brownies of Troop 464 had a splendid representation at the mother's meeting at the VFW last Thursday. Everyone came away from the meeting understanding more fully the problems in scouting and ideas in how they might better be able to help. Any second or third grade girls wishing " to join the Brownie troop this fall should contact Mrs. Weber at 385-2268 or Mrs. Quast at 385-4087. Rummage Sale , A rummage sale which will benefit the Viscounts drum and bugle corp will be held on Aug. 28 and 29 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at. 3929 W. Main street. Anyone wishing to donate any items of clothing or household furnishings may call Dolly Nowell at 385-3024 or bring to store. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy goes to Walter and Margo Schaedel on the death of Wally's father, Walter Schaedel, Sr. He passed away in his sleep Aug. 7 leaving his wife, Jean, a daughter, Diane Wooley, from Carpentersville and his son, Walter. (let-Well Wishes Frank Sweeney is in McHenry hospital in traction to relieve a pinched nerve in his nock. We're sure he would enjoy hearing from and seeing his friends. Jackie Dolenski has a bruised ankle after falling off her bike. Danny Duffy h as a smashed toe which resulted from a stone being dropped on it. Debbie Benes had two at itches taken in her forehead Saturday when she fell off someone's porch step. Get-well wishes to Mildred King who is in Highland hospital,- in Belvidere. The Kings live in Johnsburg but their son, Hobby, is a member of our Boy Scout troop. Our best to Mrs. Kit a Mercure, Rich's mother, ami also Carol Ketchum's mother, after her serious surgery last week at McHenry hosiptal. We hope all of these people get well real soon, as well as Carole Humann who is convalescing in bed and Helen Strandquist who is home now. Apology We're very sorry that we printed the wrong Naval rank for Thomas Reining two weeks ago. Seems we mothers aren't "hep" on our sons' ranks. We had Tom's rank as Seaman 3rd class and it should have been Petty Officer 3rd class. 50th Wedding Anniversary We can't tell you how delighted we are to join the many people who have expressed their happy anniversary wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Mulherin and to Mr. and Mrs. Evans, who both celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday, Aug. 18. It's quite a milestone when you reach your fiftieth wedding anniversary and we:d like to wish the very best for both of you. The Mulherins celebrated with their iauiuy 4i a<.i wii£ 4u UivA»iVi>i w#->u!»i•, (n rWliUrJt . ner on the 18th, the night of their anniversary. Last Monday afternoon their neighbors held a surprise get-together, serving coffee and cake with Marie Lindquist, Lou Jones, Millie Schmidt, Sharon Tibbs and Kathlyn Scheahan joining in. A belated wedding anniversary goes to Jay and Evelyn Osmon who celebrated their fifteenth year of togetherness on Aug. 13. A delicious dinner at a restaurant in Algonquin was enjoyed by Jay, Evelyn and their two daughters, Jody and Barbara. Happy Birthday Wishes Happy birthday wishes go to John Arient who is 12 today Aug. 20, and to Edward Nicolai who will be 2, to Stevie Miller .who will be 3 and to Billy Burmann who will be 7 all on the 21st of August. To Chip Grizley who turns 3 on the 23rd and to Robbie Miller who will bo 5 on the 23rd goes our best wishes and to David Wohnrade who will be 7, to Holly Arient and Meg Humahrf who will be 5, to Michael De- Blasi who will bo 1 and to Joseph Brooks who will bo 75 all on the 24th, «nd to Gloria Vanek and John Arient who celebrate the 25th and to Danny Ladd who will be 4 and Johnny Henncberg who will be 15 also on the 25th, and to Kathy Burmann who will be 3 on the 26th. Troop 459 Rides Again The troop's ride this time took them to Devil's Lake, Wis. The weather man was really on their side with a wonderful weekend. It was a combination campout for scouts and any of the scouts families who cared to go along. The scouts had their own campsite and enjoyed nothing but a good time. They swam, hiked, climbed the rocky hills, horse backed, went go carting, played ball, visited the Dells and were treated to the Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial. Church services were attended in Baraboo on Sunday by every Scout and the Catholic boys and their families also attended church there on Saturday. The affair was strictly for fun and we know that the group had just that, fun. At the Stand Rock Ceremonial the scouts, leaders and parents were treated to a question and answer session in the dressing room of the performing Indians. The program director and a few of the Indians did their best to answer the groyps questions. Scoutmaster Ed Druml and assistant scoutmaster Irv Becker and twenty-one Scouts had the following families camped next, to them, Bartos, Becker, Belaholvy, Donnelly, Druml, Kamp, Ketchum, Mathews and Kochs. They also took the boys to church and to the Dells. The Funks ac- BUSVil STOPS Ordinary paint covers rust -- Rustex STOPS it. Specially treated fish oils in Rustex penetrate and absorb rust • • • stop deterioration. USE RUSTEX ON Gutters • ornamental iron metal doors • metal roofs cornices * machinery * fences lamp posts * steel sash marine equipment • smoke •tacks • tanks • skylights fir* escapes • structural •tool work Black, RlSflX ©fhtr colon nightly Hardware 1228 N. Green St. Phone 385-0098 -- -- -- \ companied by the Gladmans and Laursens became campers late Saturday. On Suhday Nedra and Les Eckhart, Bob King and his children and Eleanor and Clar Haerle came out to help get the Scouts home. Jessie and Bob Mathews had returned Saturday for the All Star game and also came back on Sunday. The Donnelly and Koch families stayed on until Monday. It was the first time several families had camped out, but we know thy're all ready to go again. Everyone had a good time and enjoyed the company*of one another to the utmost. The leaders briefed the Scouts for their next campout which will be held within the next month, it's hoped. The coming campout will be strictly scouting with the Scouts passing tests and requirements. Next Monday evening Aug. 24 our troop's dance team will perfom for the Pow Wow in Wonder Lake. The program is fo be held on the beach at Highland Shores for anyone wishing to attend. All Scouts are to be at the Community House at 6 p. m. on Monday with their Indian outfits. Scouts uniforms should be worn. The campout closed in true 459 tradition with the Scouts getting to wrestle with the following men, Scoutmaster Ed Druml, assistant Scoutmaster Irv Becker, committeemen, Frank Bartos, Bob Matthews and Dad, Morrie Ketchum. The boys never quit until they have all the men down and it took quite awhile to accomplish the fete. Those boys attending the outing wore Mark and Greg Barties, Kenny Becker, Doug Belaholvy, Dennis and Kevin Druml, Tim Donnelly, Billy Eckhart, Doug Funk, Mike Jensen, Danny and Ronnie Kami), Mike Ketchum, Bobby King, Mike Koch, Jack Morris, Bobby Matthews, Mike Ossler, John Reining, Tom Wagner and Jerry Zalud. Strolling Through The Park Delores, Glen and Scott Belaholvy took advantage of being close to so many relatives over the weekend. They visited with several of Delores's family while at Devil's Lake with the Scout Troop. Heard they love to camp and are waiting for another session, soon. Mr. and Mrs. John Hendle of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. John Coffaro of Roselle were dinher guests of Kitty and George Hendle on Aug. 13. The dinner was held in honor of George's birthday. Last Saturday the Hendles were in Chicago with George serving as best man for his brother Jim's wedding while Johnny acted as ring bearer for his uncle. Kitty tells me it was a wonderful wedding but that George's mom is lonesome. She has only one of her five sons at home with her now. Rose and Ed Oswald returned recently from a 10 day vacation. to visit with relatives in Southern Illinois. There are towns where every resident is a relative of Ed's They could spend a month just visiting and still never see all their relatives. They sure did have some wonderful meals and those angel food cakes sounded delicious with their 13 egg whites. Upon their return they went to Evanston to help their grand daughter Judy celebrate her eighth birthday. Saturday and Sunday they had their grandson, Airman 3rd Class Eddie (Bud) Druml, Jr., over for dinner. Jack, Billy and Larry Oakford went camping up at Chain O' Lakes State Park last week for three days. They went fishing and hiking and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Lovable, little, very active Margie Becker celebrated her second birthday at Devil's Lake over the weekend with all the Scouts and their families helping her celebrate with cup cakes made by Margie's mom, Dottie. Little "No Doze" lived up to her nickname in being the most active camper in the group. She's quite a little girl. Bill Donnelly was put to work on his very first hours of his first campout. Irv Becker had a very deep sliver in his finger which Bill was able to remove after we all failed. Doug Funk and Tim Donnelly also required Bill's services during the campout. You're a good Scout, Bill and, so is your wife, Marion. The Wickenkamp family had a touch of something or other last Sunday which made the whole family very uncomfortable. Hope you have all recovered by now. A family outing was held at the Rogers home last Sunday. Jerry's brothers, Bill and Marty, and their wives and family and his sister, Ann, and her children all enjoyed a cook out. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensky had her sister, Virginia, and her husband. and son, Bruno and J.afmes Kulczyk, out from Chicago. Also her niece, Laverne, and husband, Eugene White, and their children, Cynthia, Barbara ahd Wayne. They also had their granddaughter, Judith Biala, and his god-child, Patricia Kulczyk, for a weekend, and -their grandson, Robert Jensky, from Glen Ellyn for 2 weeks. Susie Gerstad is spending the week at Sun Prairie, Wis., with her grandma. Anyone still missing dishes e News A Public Service Column by Ladd Enterprises The people at Ladd who participated in the McHenry County Fair enjoyed the chance to visit with so many fair-goers. The interest shown in our method of constructing homes and in helping with financing was enthusiastic. Visitors stopped by our booth for a pause and found themselves spending several minutes admiring the photos of model homes and looking over our various brochures. Ladd has a policy of developing models that are practical, eye appealing and efficient to construct. This keeps the cost of each home at a realistic level. Ladd also plans its developments so the value will remain the same or actually increase. Available money help is assured through Ladd's ability to obtain V.A., FHA, or conventional financing. Fair visitors liked what they learned after a few minutes of inquiry about Ladd. You receive the best dollar valu& possible when you buy from Ladd -- in any of the Ladd-built developments. Our company also welcomes the opportunity to take active part in boosting the McHenry County Fair. Through advertising, the fair booth and a prize for the Miss McHenry County winners, we enjoy this chance to boost the young people of this county. In a few more days, you'll be hearing progress reports on building underway at both Millstream in McHenry and Clermont at Woodstock. Families who have seen our model homes choose their favorities, and now more Ladd-built homes are under construction in these two developments. Only last March they were opened?" We expect to see many more people make their selection and approve construction in the months ahead. At Coventry in Crystal Lake, Ladd is electing homes at a record pace -- a pace well ahead of the long-range plans for the 600-home development. * Remember this week's friendly suggestion. Ladd sales representatives are trained to help you determine your home buying needs and are Ihorougly familiar with our model homes so they can be helpful in offering specific suggestions to meet your family needs and desires. With 25 model homes from which to choose, you'll find the home you like at Ladd. And Ladd welcomes the chance to make little custom changes on its models so the home reflects your personality and spccial needs. Visit Clermont and chat with Tom Brink at Woodstock. Call on Britt Blair at Millstream in McHenry. Clermont is oh Route 47 North. Millstream is west of Route 31 and just north of St. Mary's church. Look for the directional sign on Route 31, please. from the smorgasbord can claim thorn fiom the community house after Thursday. The Gerstads spent the weekend camping in the Kettle Morraine area in Wisconsin. The Tigers baseball team was treated to a weiner roast at Kevin Haundorf's last Wednesday and ended up playing a soccer game. Just lvard that Terri Funk burned her hands in a charcoal fire lale Sunday at (he Dells, serious enough to take her to Iho hospital up there. Hope the burns weren't too bad. The Funks, Gladmans and Laursens headed for the Dells late Friday but arrived late so camped at Castle Rock for the first night. They changed camps Saturday, joining the resl of the parents of the Boy Scouts at Devil's Lake. They had a wonderful time. A ween ago.on Sunday Bob and Gaylc- Lnursen and family enjoyed dinner at friends in the city, then on Monday the family went tn the Museum of Science and Industry and Tuesday enjoyed the day at an amusement park and on Wednesday took in the Zoo., They enjoyed., a very full week. 1 Last week Lyda and Bill Radisch had ra rather fu11 week air they went various places with their daughter and family who Wore on vacation. On Monday they visited a shopping center and what woman doesn't enjoy that. On Tuesday, they wont up to Elkhorn, Wis., to visit friends after lunching in Gui nee. On Thursday, Lyda And Bill had a cookout for about eleven people. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe from Chicago, Shirley and Chuck Lexow and grandchildren, Paul and Nancy, from Carpeniersville, Mr. and Mrs. Brozek from Oak Park, Lyda's brother, Ralph Kendig from Oak Park, and Mr. and Mrs. John Whelan and son, Danny. RINGWOOD NEWS DELORES BRENNAN 653-2045 SERVE ROAST BEEF FAMILY STYLE AT CHURCH DINNER There will be a family style roast beef dinner held on Saturday, Aug. 22, with serving from 5 to 7 p.m. All proceeds are to go to 1he building fund. There will also be a country store which will be open in the afternoon as well as during the dinner. The store will be out on the church lawn. All donations for the store will bo greatly appreciated. Sr. HI M.Y F. News Last Sunday nighl we had a joint M.Y.F. meet ing and activities at Berryland. The M.Y.Fers present were from Ringwood, Alden, Hebron, Spring Grove, McHenry, Ingleside and Mt. Hope. There were approximately eighty young people t here. First, part of them enjoyed a cool swim.then we all had a picnic. After the picnic, we had n songfest led by Susie Fossum." Rev: Burt ner of Hebron introduced the guest speaker of the evening, Dr. John Stafford of Rogers Park. He brought forth a very interesting speech. Then at the very last we had our closing circle and M.Y.F. Benediction. Next week we will discuss chapters 7, 8 and 9 in the M.Y.F. Handbook. So be sure to read them before Sunday. Sharon Baker, Reporter. Hospital Notes Ringwood area persons who are patients in the hospital in Woodstock are Vince Tonyan, Walter Weidner and Jim Finley. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Tonyan visited all three on Sunday, and report all are coming along. They are all in the same room, so they should have some gab sessions. Also, Boyd Dowel 1 is still a patient in Woodstock where, he is receiving therapy due to his accident of several weeks ago. Maybe you can drop a' card or two and let these fellows know Ringwood is thinking about them. School Days, School Days!! Don't forgot to set those alarms for Sept. 1, so your youngsters get to school on time. That's opening day and time for your- boy or girl to register for school. I'm sure all of you have received your let tor "from Mr. Smejkals as to the details of the school year, if nol. call him at the school, he is there quite a bit now. Dick Aissen Family Moves Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aissen and family have moved from Pist akee intrrt heir newly purchased home on Ramble Road in Highland Shores. Lots of luck and success to Carol and Dick in their new home. Here 'X* There Around Town Mrs-. Virginia Bruce and Mrs. Dorothy Aissen attended the wedding of Miss Shirley Pester to Joe A. Meyers at the Assembly of God Church at Harvard on Saturday. On Wednesday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Fleiner from Chicago called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Miss Mae Wiedrich and Flora Carr called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coates in Woodstock on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ruby Shepard and Mrs. Nellie ttepbnm called 4KB*. f liam Claxton in McHenry on | T h u r s d a y ^ f t g r r t f t o j l * * f Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wagner i. of LibertyvUIe and .Mr. And Mrs. Marv Ackerman of ftmurn jr were Sunday guests- In the • Leonard ~ On Friday, Mrs., NelU£-Hep«. burn Visited MV. ~antf Miles JeroBsik' anrf 'family' iff 1 Melrose Park. After spending the weekend, Mrs. Hepburit returned to her home, . Harold Kruger, Charles Carp and Mrs. Flora Carr attended the Illinois State Fair on Sat-, urday. Loren Harrison was a. supper, guest in the Bob Brennan home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs- Eric .Oscarson. of Popular Grove spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ackerman. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Walden of Kenosha called on the Hepburn and Brennan , family. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson of.. Wonder Lake called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, on Sunday,. That's about it for another week from Ringwood, when the dust has settled ,in our, little... town, I'll' report on- our new road. It's going to^e O.K. when done, but dusty Tor now. . Bye for now, see you next weekX? YMCA TRIP The last trip of the four trip- series conducted by the Lake Region YMCA for boys and girls ages 7 through 14 will take place on Wednesday, Aug. 26. The destination of the trip will be the Museum of Science and Industry. The trip is limited to fifty-seven boys and girls. There have been many inquiries into the trip to the Museum. Advance registration by calling the YMCA at 459-4455 between 1 pnd 5 p.m. will guarantee a place, on the bus for 7 to 14- year-old youths. 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