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Thursday, January 20,1966 Carole Huemann - 885-1605.-- Barbara Meurer - 885-4856 _V Section Three -- Page Oiit HOLD REGULAR MEETING OF BOYS BASEBALL CLUB Next Wednesday, Jan. 26, the Lakeland Park Boys Baseball club will have their regular meeting at the community house at 7:30 p.m. All men who are interested in baseball are welcome to come. Spr|ng is X not far away. Boiler Skating Party v Coming Up As one of their money making projects this year, the Little League will again hold a roller1 skating party on Wednesday, Feb. 9. Anyone who likes to roller skate is urged to come out and join the fun as well as helping out the boys. The profits will go toward Uniforms and equipment. William Jaenicke is ticket chairman and can be contacted at 385-2824 if you want tickets. All managers will also have tickets so be sure and get yours. The roller skating will start at 7:30/ and last until 10:30 at ttve Roller rink in town. MothersV March of Dimes Jim Daurio Is looking for mothers who will h«Jp him in the Mother's March of Dimes on Tuesday evening, Jan. 25. You can contact him at 385-3160, if you can give him a few hours of your time. Girl Scouts The Girl Spout n/eeting of Jan. 10 opened with the pledge of allegiance and jthe Girl Scout promise. We then had the election of officers iand new patrol leaders. The new patrol leaders are Donna Humann, Debbie Barwig, Nancy Matthews and Mary Granath. The treasurer is Karen Fosczc with assistant treasurer D e b b ie Shabow, and Alana Hendricks "is scribe with Mary Johnson as the scribe's assistant. On Monday, Jan. 17, Patrols 1 and 2 are going to a drive-in in Crystal Lake for a tour, while Patrols 3 and 4 have their regular meeting at the community house, and on Tuesday Patrols 3 and 4 will take the tour. Our meeting then closed and we° went home. Respectfully submitted, Alana Hendricks, Scribe. Hockey News Last Sunday there was a small mix up with the Mc- Cullom Lake Black Hawks playing the Wonder Lake Wildcats instead of the Lakeland Park Vikings. But for sure, there will be a game next Sunday at 1:30 at home against the Wildcats. Bowling News The Lakeland Park Couples Bowling league will meet again this Saturday, Jan. 22 with the Misfits bowling the Arrow B's, Odd Balls vs Spooks, Sea Bis- 45 RPM RECORD NYE DRUG 1825 N. Riverside Dr. Phone 385-4426 cuits vs Alley Cats, Lucky Strikes vs Bad Guys, Bloppers vs Bad News, and Forfits vs Sissies. In the standings the Alley Cats are in first, Sissies s e c o n d , L u c k y S t r i k e s a n d Bloopers tied for third, the Misfits are in fifth ,Bad Guys are in sixth, and the Arrow B's are in seventh. Tied for eighth place are Bad News and the Spooks. Odd Balls are in tenth, Forfits are eleventh and Sea Biscuit is in last place. The Hi-series standings are the same. Brownies Our Brownie troop is keeping busy, learning new Girl Scout songs and will be working on projects for the Girl Scout fair to be held in the spring. Boy Scout Troop 459 Troop 459 has finally got down to business. They have started advancements by having weekly advancements and monthly board of review. The boys are urged to study and be prepared on all the subjects. The troop is also talking about hikes and campouts. A vote was taken to have a hike in February of about 10 miles. Keep practicing on hiking procedures. Billy Eckhart, scribe. Community House Schedule Monday, Jan. 24 - 3:30 p.m. Girl Scouts. 7 p.m. Boy Scout meeting. Wednesday, Jan. 26 - 7:30 p.m. Little League meeting. All bookings and cancellations for our community house must be made through Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Happy Birthday Wishes, Belated birthday Wishes go to Kay Luing who celebrated her birthday on Monday, Jan. 17 and to Pearl Koester who celebrated on Tuesday the eighteenth. Sorry we missed your days. Jan. 22 has La- Verne Mihalek adding another year. Jan. 25 has William Moll adding another year and Susan H a u t z i n g e r c e l e b r a t i n g h e r very first birthday. Jan. 27 has Johnny Reining turning 14, Carol Matthews celebrating her fifth birthday and Alma Walsh and Catherine Kohrt adding another year. May you all have many happy returns of the day. ^ Welcome Neighbor I received a call from Edna Hountras who would like to welcome • her new neighbors, Mr. and . Mrs. Robert Hare. The Hares are living at 5214 W. Shore Hill Drive and have been here since September. They are formerly from Westchester and moved out hete after Mr. Hare retired. Mrs. Hare was at our last Woman's club welcome party and we hope she will continue to come out to our meetings. VV'e would like to add our welcome to the couple and hope they will take part in our community affairs. Sympathy We extend our deepest sympathy to Bill Kamp and his family on the death last week of his father, William Kamprowski. He was laid to rest on Monday morning at St. Patrick's cemetery. Strolling Through the Park Gladys and Art Hafer have finally arrived home after a holiday trip to the balmy regions of the Southwest.. They spent Christmas with Joyce and Alvin Martin, former sioei SALE!! 35% to 507. OFF REGULAR PRICES Full Boiis & Pieces . „r ' 48" wide Only per. yd. PAMPERED COTTOWS "No Iron" Values $1.1*9 yd. 50 Apron Pieces Approx. 1 yd. 4 pes. $1.00 NS"*^90 per. yd. J4t ewe me tier 4 1KJ8 E. Rt. r 385-2295 McHenry Open Daily 9:30-5:30 --"Sumlhyr 12-8 p.m. CLOSED MONDAYS neighbors on Park and Rt. 120, who now make their home in Albuquerque, N.M. They were; introduced to the newest member of the« family, a lovely little girl, and renewed acquaintances with the others. From there, they visited in Phoenix, Tucson and Green Valley before crossing the border into old Mexico. They took the long way home with brief visits to Texas, Arizona and Arkansas before making their way back to McHenry. As soor as they got back, they were of again to visit with relatives in Delavan and Aurora. Now that they're back to work again, they can recuperate for more ventures and adventures. Cathy Humann * celebrated her twelfth birthday with vim and ^vigor. Holly Koehl, Cathy Elliott and Jane Miller and the Humann girls, Donna, Mary Beth, and Meg, went skating with her at thie lake and returned to supper and hot chocolate and birthday cake supervised by little Barb. Finding themselves in possession of extra energy they worked it off with a record session before calling it a night. Happy birthday to my big kid. Get-well wishes to Jim Mc- Enery who is. back at McHenry hospital. Do hope you're back home soon, ready and raring to go again. Happy anniversary to my cohort, Barb, and her hubby, Ron, on their thirteenth year of togetherness. They marked the occasion with Marv and Shirley George by going up to Wilmot for. a steak dinner. Glad to report that Mary Lou Wilkins is back home and feeling A-OK. Greg Bartos was the host at a skating party last Saturday, which traveled back and forth between the beach and Bartoses to thaw out. Enjoying the g r e a t s k a t i n g w e a t h e r w e r e Guy Kirafa, Mark Hoffman, Mark Amici, Tom Uttich, Tom O'Brien and John DeCicco. Also taking advantage of the fickle weather were the Hutts who went tobogganing at Hart's Hill in Round Lake. Helping them pull the sled back up that longer way to the top were Dorothy and Ken Schneider and B u z z y and Linda who were fortified for the trek by some of Shirley's good cooking. More tobogganers were Carole and Ray Cynowa, Shirley and Max Koch and Penny and Don Veenhuis who went to Veteran's Acres' Saturday night. After denting the hill for the last time they returned to the Kochs where they were revived with Smuggler's Grog by the fireplace. Terrific way to thaw out providing you remember to turn occasionally! Sunday the fire department boys made a rush trip to Cynowa's to put out a fire in the garage. After the initial shock wore off, Ray managed to put the flames out with baking soda before the truck arrived. So much for that quiet Sunday at home! There will be skating races for all ages and of course hot chocolate to warm the insides. Plain on attending. Ice Skating Party I hope that everyone has marked their calendar for Jan. 29 because that is when the association has planned to hold our ice skating party if our weather will hold up. A huge bonfire is being planned for, so if you would like to add your Christmas tree to the pile, please take it over to either Brauns or Lezak on Park lane. Strolling Through the Park Bev and Jim Wickenkamp had as* their guests Sunday for dinner their childhood friends, Phillip May, and his wife, Jeannine, and their two children. They had attened school together as far back as kindergarten and I guesss there was a lot" of reminiscing on order. We hope Renee Plucinski and David Wickenkamp have gotten over their ear infections which have made them both pretty, uncomfortable for a few weeks. We also extend get-well wishes to Wally Nuss who went into the hospital for surgery the beginning of the week.1 On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Oswald had Mr. and Mrs. Joe Herman in from Antioch for dinner and an evening of card playing. The "No Names" Color Guard with Jody Osmon, Linda ZTMney^ Donna Kaminski and Judy Homo participating from our subdivision attended a contest in Sheboygan, Wis., last Sunday, coming in 9th. This is the first contest for his group under their new name although they have all been in contests under the Vikettes. Their manager is Jay Osmon. Congratulations to you girls. The Meurer family traveled into Maywood Sunday for dinner with Ron's folks, Mr. and Mrs. William Meurer. f Little Edward Eddy has been visiting h i s grandma and grandpa Walker all last week, helping his grandma by answering the phone for her. The regular Wednesday night Bridge ladies took a snow check last week and postponed their session till Thursday evening at Ann Herzog's. Shuffling the pasteboards were Ruth Chadwick, Ruth McMahpn, Lucille Deitz, Ann Leigh, Delia Julian, Ivy Lezak and Louise McEnery. Taking first prize was Ruth McMahon with second going to Ivy. After the card session they renewed their strength with some of Ann's goodies. Get-well wishes to Edna Hountras who has been laid up at home lately. Do hope that you're feeling better soon. Sunday, the Oswolds had their oldest daughter, Kay, and her husband, Ed Druml, and sons, Kevin and Dennis and David and his wife, Donna, and son, Dave, over for dinner and an afternoon of visiting. Dave will soon be on his way to Viet Nam. At the next regular meeting of the juvenile members of St. Agatha court Np. 777, something special has been planned by the directors. All girls who are in attendance on this evening will participate in a sock hop followed by the serving of some "scrumptuous" pizza. I know you will not want to miss out on the fun so be sure to be on hand. The meeting date is Monday, Feb. 7, at 7 p.m .in the Johnsburg community club hall. In regards to the sock hopany member who wishes to bring their own records, may do so. Be sure they are marked so there will be no mix-up at the end of the evening. At the last meeting of the girl Foresters, fifty members were present. The entire group •spent an enjoyable evening of bunco. Bar-B-Q sandwiches were served by the committee at the close of the meeting's activities. AID FOR VIET CHILDREN Leaders of the Catholic, Protestant and Jewish faiths joined Illinois businessmen last week to launch the "Lincolnland- Vietnam Children's Fund" --a campaign to raise funds to "buy food, clothing and medicine for the war-stricken children of Viet Nam. All monies collected' on a statewide basis will be turned over to the Chaplain Fund of the U.S. Military Assistance Command in Viet Nam. The unit chaplains and the troop units they serve will then purchase food, Clothing and medicine for the children as needed. Contribution checks should be made payable to Lincolnland-Viet- Nam Children's Fund and sent to Albert Heisler, 33 N. La- Salle St., Suite 1208, Chicago, 111. 60602. HERE'S the LAW! "Afier March 1st, 1968, no person shall operate any 1961 or later model passenger motor, vehicle unless the front seat is equipped with 2 sets of Safety Seat Belts." !Y NOW end S< (STATE APPROVED ) all colors $6.95 " Value' $ 3 SEAT BELT $2.95 Value $1 pr. COMMUNITY TO S -- AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES -- 3021 W. Rt. 1*0 385-0778 McHenry Open Daily 8-6 p.m. -- Sundays 9-1 p.m. Joi'nsbuii News BETTY HETTiRMANN 885-1296 PLAN PIZZA PARTY AND SOCK HOP FOR GIRL FORESTERS Undergoes Tests Pete Smith of Fairview Avenue entered Wesley Memorial hospital in Chicago last Friday afternoon. He will remain there for several days while a series of tests are taken to determine the cause of a long time ailment. We • all join in wishing Pete a speedy return home and hope the medics come up with an answer to his problems. In Error My apologies to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmitt for cheating them but of a grandchild. When the announcement of their daughter and son-in-law's new addition the item read this was their first grandchild. It should have read it was (ttieir first grandson. Their son\ Bernie, and his wife have a daughter that should not be forgotten by any means. Their new grandson is Mark Charles Hiller. Attend Anniversary Celebration Many persons from this area were in Elkhorn, Wis., last Saturday evening to help Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schmitt celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. The Schmitts were nearby residents a few years bafcli. Congratulations to them at this happy time. . Death Claims Resident Our sincere sympathies are extended to Otto P. Heinen of 2010 Church upon the recent passing of his wife ,Alma. Mrs. Heinan died Jan. 9 after suffering an apparent heart attack. She was 75 years old at the time of death. Funeral services were conducted from St. John's church Wednesday morning with burial in the.church cemetery. Two sons, six grandchildren and a sister are among the survivors. Dances in the Near Future In case you have beep getting the urge to go dancing-- get ready. Two big dances of the .jyWr are close at hand. first is coming up tmjfthe twenth-ninth of this rngjffth. It will be sponsored by the Jak- Ana Heights association. As in the past this will be a costume affair. Their theme this year is Halloween. It is ' not compulsory to come in costume but it can be lots more fun. If you have attended these dances in the past, you know just what a "riot" they can be. Tickets are limited so be sure to cQntact one of the association members now. "Stop and Go-Go" is the theme for the annual St. John's Home and School Association dance coming up on Saturday, Feb. 5. The committee has been working diligently to make this endeavor a success. Let's show them their efforts were well worthwhile by being present on this date. A good time will certairily be in store for all. Both of these dances will be held in the Johnsburg Community Club hall. Hospital Patient Martin Weber has been confined to the Woodstock hospital. He underwent surgery there last week. We all hope by this time he is feeling much better. Rudy artd Marge Fischer are most happy to have their son, Rudy, home with them for awhile. He returns to his army duties in Texas sometime very soon. Birthday Wishes Billy Meyers and Joel Waktsch share Jan. 21 as their natal day. Both boys "saw the light" eight years ago on this date;' • - Another birthday is forth* coming in the Wakitsch family this month. The youngest member will turn three on the twenty-fifth. John Dehn turns fourteen on Jan. 28. Best of (happiest wishes to these youngsters and any other persons who have reason for celebrating in this cold month of January. Time to close once again. Hope you all have a very nice week. Please attend the church of your choice every Sunday with your family. See you all right here next week. Keep those phone calls coming. One of the strangest animals known to man is the okapi, first discovered in 1901 in the Congo. It has the head of a giraffe, eyes and ears of donkey. neck of a horse, body cf an elk, and the striped legs of a zebra. 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