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-flip , SEC. 2 - PLAIN DEALER - JULY 6, 1967 Personals ;C Mrs. Helen Heuser spent a few days the past week in the 4>ome of her son, Henry Heu- ^ser, in Chicago and while there ^attended graduation exercises Zat Lake View high school and jsaw her granddaughter, Carol •jHeuser, one of a class erf 389, ^receive her diploma. Carol was !«ialso the lucky recipient of a ; 4our year scholarship. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eqgel Were guests in the home of Mrs. F.J. Aicher the past week. They were enroute from Jo- •hannesburg, Africa, to their home in San Mateo, Calif. i Mrs. Edith Jorgenson and ^daughter, Cora, of Redwood 'City', Calif., are making their ^headquarters in the home of her "brother, Leo Thompson, for several days while visiting many other relatives in this vicinity. - Mrs. Ben Miller, Mrs. Esther ^Karbin, children, Valerie and John, and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Tbert Bykowski accompanied by 'Miss Elsie Anderson of Chicago spent a few days recently in the home of the former's daughter, Mrs. Walter Peterson, in Hastings, Minn. While -Ihere they attended the wedding bf the Petersons' son, William, Jo Miss Shirley Danico which Itook place at St. Mary's church ~in Cumberland, Wis., on June 24. Mrs. Bykowski designed the flowers for the wedding -while her husband served as an attendant. - ' Mrs. Velma Douglas, Miss iClara Miller and Miss Gene- Ivieve Knox were luncheon quests in the home of the former' s daughter, Mrs. James Godwin, in Villa Park Friday. « ;-Dr. and Mrs. Michael Churifeh and children of Phoenix, ^Ariz., former local residents, lave been visiting friends here. ; I Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ricker were entertained by relatives in Duluth, Minn., over the Fourth of July holidays. . -;Mrs. Mabel Knowles of Chicago and Lake Geneva is moving this week to one of the Millstream apartments. Gary Vycital arrived home toy plane, Saturday, after a month's training at summer ramp at Guenther Air Force 4ase. * Sisters Arcadia and Jeremia liave returned to their home in Xampbellsport, Wis., after a several days visit with relatives ' here where they attended the Blake reunion and had the pleasure of seeing more than 200 of their relations. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blake motored to Campbell sport with them. Walter Lobitz of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and Mrs. Alma Schnarrar of Tulsa, Okla., were here to attend the funeral of their brother, Rev. Carl Lobitz, last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Bolger and daughter, Michelle, of Harrisburg, Pa., arrived last Friday by plane for a ten day visit with his mother, Mrs. John Bolger, and other relatives here. • Mr. and Mrs. George Larkin have returned from an enjoyable vacation in which they visited the Canadian Exposition, Quebec and Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green and sons, Brian and Jeff, friends from Stockton, where they formerly resided, were surprise over-night quests of the Richard Snyder family Wedneday of last week. Miss Judy Conway of Malmo, Sweden, who is spending some„ time with her mother, Mrs. Robert Conway, is attending the Stone Camryn School of Ballet in Chicago this summer. Mrs. Kathleen 0'Callahan of Chicago and sister, Mrs. Ruth Thorm of Hollywood, Fla., were guests in the home of their cousin, Mrs. Marie Larkin, last Wednesday. It was the latter's first visit here in many years. Other relatives who joined them for luncheon and an afternoon of reminiscing were Mrs. May Powers, Mrs. Mabel Powers and Mrs. Mary Powers. Miss Gerry Restivo and Miss Joan Adams of Chicago were visitors in the Home of the latter*s mother, Mrs. Alfons Adams, over the Fourth of July holiday. On Saturday with Mrs. Adams, they attended the wedding reception of Delores Hyatt and Joseph Berenyi in Aurora. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hyatt, former McHenry residents. Mrs. Rita Ulrich, Mrs. Elvina Latimer and Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulrich in St. Charles where the birthdays BAKE, RUMMAGE SALE BENEFITS RETARDED GROUP The McHenry County Association for Retarded Children announces a bake and rummage sale, to be held at the Zion Lutheran church, 4206 W. Waukegan Rd. (Route 120), McHenry, on July 13 and 14,from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Household items, white elephants, good used clothing for all the family and toys will be available in large quantities. Delicious baked goods will be for sale as long as they are available. The association is the sponsor of the work-activites center at the old Terra Cotta school on EdgwoodRoad, Crystal Lake. All proceeds from this sale will go for operating expenses at the center. Anyone desiring to make donations for the sale or assist call Mrs. W. Pierce, 385-1238 or Mrs. W. Patzke, 385-3278 by Monday, July 10. Frank Prem, president of the McHenry County Association for Retarded Children, announces the appointment of Robert G. Lam bourn to the new position of executive director, who assumed the duties of the office on July 1. This is an oustanding achievement of the association. The Board of Directors is indeed grateful to the people of McHenry County as their affirmative support of the referendum extending county aid to the mentally retarded last spring has been a major point in the decision to hire Mr. Lambourn. They also commend the members and friends of the organization for their unof Rita Ulrich and her grandson, Tod Lange, of Pacifica, Calif., were celebrated. Tod is spending the summer with his great-grandparents, the Fred Ulrichs, in St. Charles and McHenry relatives. tiring efforts to make this napposition possible. Mr. Lambourn Is a native, of Illinois and for the pfcst three years has been teaching the physically handicapped at West School in Crystal Lake, He has a Bachelor of Science degree in education with a major in special education from Illinois State University, tie resides at 135 W. Franklin. Street, Crystal Lake witji his wife and two children. The executive will be assisted by Mrs. Adelaide Patzke, director of the workshop, and her aids Mrs. Helen Wolter and Miss Diane Rothering, together with a host of volunteers. Any family with a retarded person should contact the association to determine if they qualify for its services. Civil Service Exams Given For Academies The United States Civil Service commission will conduct a written examination on Tuasday, July 11, for candidates for appointment to the United States Air Force academy, the United States Merchant Marine academy, the United States Military academy, and the United States Naval academy. The test will be held at 8:30 a.m. fn room 103, United States Post Office, 66 Grove Court, Elgin; American Legion Home, 501 - Washington Street, Waukegan; and Olson School Library, 720 West Gaudd, Woodstock. There will be a make-ip examination on Tuesday, Aug. 22 for those candidates who can- , not report for the July 11 test. Congressman Robert Mc- Clory urges all young men whose applications are on file with him for the class of 1972 to participate in the July 11 examination. If for any reason they are unable to appear at ; the time and place designated they should notify Congressman Mcdory's office promptly. RUDY BECIEl'S 1 Mile East of Skyline Drive-la PHONE 885-MM BOARDING AND TRAINING Obedience -- Hunting and ReCrlertag (Large Heated Kranb) G.S.H. PolMer Stud. Service - POODLES GROOMING Registrations Open For Day^ Camp ProgrcM The opportunity to register in the summer activities of the Lake Region YMCA still exists for residents of the service area. p.. The Monday bus trips continue through August 14 and youngsters seven through thirteen are welcome to register for any one or more of the six remaining trips. The day camp program will continue with three new periods on July 10, July 24, and August 7. There are vacancies in all three periods for campers in second through eighth grades. Boys and girls are bused from locations near their homes to the Deer Grove camp site in Palatine for the mornings' activities, and to the Northwest Suburban YMCA in Des Plaines for swimming and related programs. Chartered bus steps are made at the McHenry Junior high school, YMCA Woodstock and Crystal Lake Program Centers, and at East Main Street and Route 14 in Cary. Swimming instruction classes conducted at the Thunderbird Farm pool, Route 14 and Three Oaks Road, Cary, for boys and girls 7 to 15 continue to have some vacancies in certain classes available during new periods which begin July 11, July 25, and August 8. Tiny tot swim classes are taught at theR.H. Goss pool, 7105 Virginia Road, Crystal Lake, aiMi Will begin again on July 11, 2$, and August 8 fiwFYoungsters 3 to 6 years old. These classes are limited to six students per instructor, and an adult or teen-ager is required to be in the pool with the child. Because these classes have filled rapidly, there remain only a few ^openings in the July 11,July 25, and August 8 programs. , Further information and registration may be completed by telephoning or stopping by at either YMCA Program Center, 65 N. Williams Street, Crystal Lake, 459-4455 or 226 W. Judd Street, Woodstock, 338-1621 Both Centers are open weekdays from 9 a.m. to Noon. The Crystal Lake Center is also open until 5 p.m. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Monday, August 7, 1967 is the claim date in the estate of Oscar Iber deceased, No. 67 P 144, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Dlinois. William J. Iber of 1902 W. Baldwin Rd„ Inverness Countryside, Palatine, 111. and Iverne Norris Iber of 2919 Regner Road, McHenry, Illinois are the Executors; Eley & Rusher of 111 W. Washington St., Chicago, 111. are the attorneys. (Pub. ^une 29, July 6,13,'67) Rug Care HoW long a rug or carpet Will last depends on the kind and quality of fibers it's made of, the way it's made, how you use and care for it and the amount Of wear and tear it must take. By Facto ry-Tramed Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators Complete Stock of Origiul Equip. Heater Control Valves MDAMS BROS. REPABI SERV. Next to VJ-.W. Phone 3854)783 3004 W. Route 120 McHenry, I1L Summer Theatre Program Offers Second Play The summer theatre program at the Woodstock Opera House is well underway with its second production of the season. Over 100 third graders through college age students are enrolled for the thirteenth week session. The first production of the season, a 1918 temperance melodrama, "Ten Nights In a Barroom" was well received by near capacity audience last weekend. The second play of the season "Look Back In Anger" is now is rehearsal and is scheduled for presentation July 13, 14 and 15. Curtain time for all three evenings is 8 p.m. The play, written by John Osborne, one ofEnglands'sbest known ' 'angry young men", first opened in 1956 at the famed Royal Court Theatre, Sloane Square, LondorCIts U.S. premiere was at New Haven, Connecticut's Schubert Theatre, where many plays open betttre 5 their New York runs. -.<>• As a change of pace from the opening melodrama, "Look Back In Anger" is a psychological and philosophical drama. Many critics have recognized it as the leading play of that young generation in the 50's who were rebelling and • protesting against the sluggish middle class. 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