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HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 385-4672 Swim Lessons Begin June 14 Swimming lessons will ^egin at the lake beach on Wednesday, June 14, and continue on the fifteenth and sixteenth. The following week, lessons will be held on June 22 and 23, and then continue each day of the following week, on the twentysixth, twenty-seventh, twentyeighth, twenty-ninth and conclude mi the thirtieth. The exact time of individual classes has not been set, butyou will be notified when your child should be down at the beach. There are a few openings in some of the classes, so if you have not registered your children, call Mary Mahon at 385-5955 today. As in past years, there wilT Qe no regular swimming at the beach while lessons are in session, so please do not send children down unless they are taking lessons. WEDDING BELLS . With wedding bells still ringing in their ears, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Laskowski are 'at home' in their apartment in. Chicago. Pat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ryan and Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irv Laskowski, both of Holiday Hills, were united in holy matrimony by Rev. R. Lundquist at the Community Congregational Church in Island Lake on Saturday, May 13. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. John Murray of Fox Lake, and the groom's sister, Judy Laskowski. Ronald Marshall served as best man, and John Laskowski as groomsman. A reception for friends, neighbors and family followed at Casey's hall. Mark is attending DePaul University and ,Pat works as a doctor's assistant in Chicago loop. / Our congratulations to the newlyweds! MARAS WELCOME BABY GIRL Karen and Joe Maras are the proud, proud parents of a pretty pink baby girl. Janice Joy was born at McHenry hospital on Wednesday, May 31, measurm Mvsior fifty SHCIMTItS ROLLINS RD. -- OPEN -- 7 days a week 134 1 2 •VOLO 120 Hours: Daily 5 p.m. Sunday - Noon ers Served in The Roman Style FOR R E S E R V A T I O N S JUstice 7-0741 ON ROLLINS RD NORTH SHORE OF LONG LAKE CHENRY ing 185$ inches'and weighing *7 lbs. " ~ ; v 'Grandma Ethel'^ ip taking loving care of the reception committee waiting to welcome Mom and baby home. Anxiously waiting are Greg, 12, Roy, 10, Debbie 10, Terry, 8, Barbie, 8, Patty, 7, and Tammy 4. Congratulations to the entire family. DALE'S 10th BIRTHDAY Dale Konecny was surprised on the occasion of his tenth birthday by many oFhis friends at the home of a neighbor. Those attending the party were Judy Abbink, Wendy Young, Jeffrey Frantz, Jimmy Grant, Mittchell Quilicio of Holiday Hills and John Hendricks, "Chipper" Pierce, John Rice, Jr., and Jeffrey Hunt of Wondfer Lake. Dale received many ni<?e gifts and thoroughly enjoyed - the 'surprise'. Games were played and refreshments served by Dale's Aunt, Margaret from Green Bay, Wise., his sister, Kathleen, sister- in-law, SueAnn, and Mrs. Young. * HEISE-GABRIEL C AMPING TRIP The Chuck Heises initiated the Don Gabriels in camping on the Memorial Day weekend. Leaving Holiday Hills on Saturday morning, they drove to Glenwood Farms inMarsailles, 111., and set up camp.Unfortunately, the weather did not cooperate and dampened the campers~as well as their spirits. In spite of the weather, they took a trip to Starved Rock and broke up camp on Monday, hoping for more cooperation from the weather man for the next trip. PICNIC We Youngs planned a trip to Starved Rock for Memorial Day and refused to be denied the fun planned. Even tho it rained there most of the day, we picnicked under a makeshift tent and hiked the trails in the wind and the rain. Our guests for the day were Judy Abbink and Tom Dougherty, and all agreed it took real spunk to stay, but we had such a good time, the day will long be remembered. WOMAN'S CLUB Gals, don't forget the next meeting of the Holiday Hills Woman's Club will be held next Wednesday, June 14, at the home MCHENRY SHORES BERNICE WILSON is*?. 385*4380 GERRY MUELLER # RETURNS HOME 1 ON WEEK'S LEAVE Irene and Clare Mueller will be'welcoming their son, Gerry, this weekend when he arrives, for a week's stay. Last week they went to Glenview wherc^ they thought they were goiOB^ to get to see him for an hour1 but happily he got to stay overnight. After his week's leave , he will return to Whidby Is-. land in Washington and should be out of the service in August. Recently Gerry received a citation from General Ky in Viet Nam for completing 200 missions as navigator on the heavy attack planes so you can understand why the Muellers will be so happy when August ar*/ rives., LINDWALLS VISIT THE EAST Charlie and Connie Lindwali got back home after 3 weeks in the east. They left on May 5 and while going through Ohio and Pennsylvania it was snowing and raining which was not a good start for a vacation. After a stay in New Jersey they \ went to Vermont and remained there a few days, with 4 inches of snow and skiers coming into enjoy the winter sports. They drove back to New Jersey before leaving for Largo, Fla., and on the way down drove over the Chesapeake Bay bridge tunnel which is a marvel of of Mary Mahon. GREETINGS Happy birthday to Jim Harper on June 12 and a special wish to my Clar who has shared all the joy and sorrow, heartache and happiness of my life for the past 22 years, and helped to make them the wonderful years they have been. FEELING BETTER I am happy to report that Evelyn Konecny is home from the hospital and feeling better these days with the help of her family and friends. A visit or a phone call will help to keep her on the road up. engineering and spent one day in Georgia visiting friends. The weather in Florida was gorgeous making up for all the cold and snow they had run into the week, before, and now it is back to the daily chores after covering lots of miles. RESULTS OF MEETING At the McHenry Shores Club meeting of June 1 an overflow crowd of residents heard Mr. Miller announce that he is going to turn over units 1, 2, 3 and 4 to us and although he did riot give us a specific date it will probably be this summer. Many questions were put to Mr. Welter who is the attorney for the club. All residents will be informed as to future developments or special meetings about this matter. FATHER'S DAY DINNER By this time all of you should have your tickets for the corned beef and cabbage dinner to be held on June 18. As the profits from this affair will be go-* ing into the treasury to be used this winter for our needs it » is hoped that all will try to sell their quota and attend. Remember the more money we have the less we will have to pay later." BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Many happy returns of the day to James Whetherhult on June 3; Helen Wolter on June 9; Marie Addante, Philip Brod and Terry Wetzel on the twelfth; Michael Whetherhult and Diane Flint oi June 13; Diane will be 11, and William "Billy" Dostal and Harold McDermott on June 14, Billy will be 11. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations to Helen and Irwin Wolter who will have an anniversary on June 9, Walter and Anna Conner on June 12, and Arthur and Jeanne Egger who will have their fifteenth on June 14. May the years continue to be good to all of our couples who are celebrating this week. HOSPITAL LIST Robert Tanner was operated on foif a double hernia at Harvard hospital on May 31 and is coming along fine. Probably by the time this comes out he will be home so check with Evie before going out to visit him. All our good wishes for a speedy recovery to Bob. AROUND THE SHORES T^he Hattans had a combination party on Sunday when Butchie made his First Communion and Mathew William JUNE 8, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. 2, PG^ f" was christened at St. Mary's church. John and Shirley Cattalino served as godparents to little Matt. Darlene was kept busy taking care of the twentytwo guests who enjoyed the festivities. The Olbinski's gave a graduation party for their son, Donny, who will be getting out of grammar school this week and a flock of friends and relatives gathered for the event. Joyce Pinkonsly had herparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ostrand, as guests from Friday to Wednesday. All went out fishing, a few times and Mr. Ostrand got a big kick out of walking around the Shores looking for unusual stones to add to his rock collection. Nancy Winters was released from McHenry hospital on June 2 and is now at home. Stop by and say 'Hi' or give her a call on the phone. BEACH It is now two weeks since the grass at the beach was cut , so any of you boys that want to do a good deed can get a neighbor and do the job. All work this year will be voluntary. Any one who lost a gold house key on a white shoe lace please see me. < BE WISE USE THE CLASSIFIED sumrsJ^seRMONj EXAMPLE" Lead children down the pathway of life through example; never be content to merely point in the direction they should go. Children need guidance and instruction. Yet what they see is perhaps more important than what they hear. Only good example lends credibility to 4?ood advice. Teenagers are constantly striving for what they consider the extra privileges of adulthood. They have the mistaken conception that they w ill be responsible to no one but themselves once they have reached the "legal" adult age. This idea was born and nourished with the continuing ex ample of indifference on.the part of many irresponsible, adults. L e a d , do n o t p o i n t . Show your children by visible actions that the best life is one ofresjjonsibl'e actions and Christian end. eavor. * CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC "Be strong and of a good courage; be net afraid, neither be thou ^dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee withersoever thou goesf." This verse from Joshua is the Golden Tex^ of a Bible Lesson on "God the Preserver of Man," to be read in McHenry Christian Science church this Sunday. DODGE POLARA V8... BIGGER, LONGER, MORE POWERFUL! Only $2878* CARPETS - RUGS INSTALLED WITH PAD SPECIAL SALE Limited Tim® Only Continuous Filament Nylon Carpet Installed with Pad for ly yd 20°Yfo Wear Guaranteed Nylon Carpet Installed! Over Sponge Rubber Pad for ${^5 iq. yd. 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