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cHehry Shores BERNICE WILSON Jack Schmitt Family Returns From Camping The Jack Schmitt family is beck from two weeks of camping out andenjoyingthe wonders of nature. They went to Lake / Cumberland, Ky„ then Gatlinburg, Tenn., where they stayed at a motel for the night and toured the Smoky Mountain area. Karen made friends with a bear by feeding it a donut while Elsie and Jack stared in stunned silence so as not to frighten either one. From there to N.C., then Cape Hatteras where they were promptly attacked by mosquitos, then spent two days in West Mbreland, Va. Visiting the museums and trenches in Fredricksburg, Va., was interesting. On Friday they arrived at Alexandria and stayed with Jack's brother. While the bqys golfed at the Country Club the girls swam in the club pool which was mighty nice. A tour of Washington, D.C., and a trip to Arlington National cemetery to visit President Kennedy's grave, seeing the ocean from Delaware and lots of swimming in the Potomac River and then thoughts of coming back to the Shores. The weather was just perfect during the trip, which is a big help in camping out. SLOW DOWN Complaints have been coming in about speeders in the subdivision. There, are many small children here now so please slow down and take it easy. STEAK FRY The SAC club will have its annual steak fry on Aug. 26, rain date Aug. 27. There will Lakemoor - Lilymoor be free beer and a band for dancing* The boys will be visiting you soon on this so if you are planning on attending call Hattan, Zeimet, Lexow, Wilson or any of the other members, Hiere will be 300 tickets sold and they go fast so don't get caugfrt short. N HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES Happy birthday to Cynthia Sue Jennor as she blows out two candles on her cake on the fourteenth and Sim Santilli, Sr., and Julie Kunzer on the seventeenth. GET WELL WISHES Harry Teggemann spent a few days in the Harvard hospital last week but is home and feeling much better after his bout with a kidney stone. NEWS ITEMS Gloria Schramm and daughter, Sherri, went to Chicago on Tuesday and cheered the Cubs on to victory. Their names were announced over the radio as "two fans from McHenry, 111." Art and Marie Cicchini and the girls camped out in the Mamath Caves, Ky., area and visited the caverns, swam and had, a great time. The Senior Mieritzes and daughter, Shirley, were recent dinner guests at the A1 Mieritzes. Shirley stayed on for several days and Roberta took her and the children to Lake Geneva, a show in Mt. Prospect, an afternoon at O'Hare and several lunches out which they all enjoyed. Shirley returned home a little reluctantly. The Pogors were dinner guests at the home of Leon and Anne Poplawski of Chicago. Anne is Ray's cousin and they hadn't seen each other for two years. Barb reports they came home early in the a.m. but had a wonderful time; Hie Pogors had a barbecued spare rib cook out with all the trimmings and the guests were the Wetzels, Maria Wetzel, Sandi Ball owe, Jim and Pat Ruemelin and the children from Johnsburg, and Ray. and Jean Hauck and son from Ohio. An unexpected surprise was a visit from Barb's brother, Bob Schaffrath, who resides in Chicago. The Wetzels and the Tom Ballowes had dinner at the Pogors on Tuesday. After PUBLIC PULSE (The1 Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less signature, full address and phone number. We ask. too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) COURT HOUSE QUESTION "Dear Sir: "I have watched with interest the many articles and the appetites were appeased the evening was spent playing cards, and after' losing again Barb admits she is a poor specimen of a card shark. Julie and Matt Zeimet drove to Lake Redstone, Wis., and had a view of the lake and the beautiful rock formations surrounding the water on Sunday. various commissions and plans that have been established in trying to come to a decision for construction of a new courthouse. "As an architectural engineer and contractor in McHenry county for the past seventeen years, I have some very definite opinions: ••1) To build a courthouse on the annex property would be wholly and totally poor planning for the future. The excessive cost of a high-rise building and the subsequent problems - space and parking problems as the county grows - will make this site overly expensive, even with the gift of $250,000 from the city of Woodstock. "2) The courthouse should be constructed on the outskirts of Woodstock on a plot of ground large enough to take care of future needs. The local Woodstock officials and business people from Woodstock proper are not interested in the other sixteen townships of McHenry county. It would be a shame for our grandchildren to have to tear down or abandon a new structure being considered today, but short-sightedly. AUGUST 10, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. 2, PG. 3 , , chased to allow a county build- "3) We must keep in mind ^ required, plus future and I think the city of Wood-^s^uflo,,,, ^ buildings, as stock, forgets this - that this>s ^ a courthouse owned and paid for by the people of McHenry county, that the people of McHenry county must first be* served - then, if convenient, also the city of Woodstock. Certainly, if I owned property on the square or if I was an attorney with my office on the square, I would prefer to be within walking distance. But, this is only for my personal benefit and not for the constituents of the other sixteen townships. "I am quite sure that if you took a poll of all the professional people -- architects, engineers, etc., within the county of McHenry, you would find that overwhelmingly they would tell you that it does not make good sense to build in an area where your land prices are excessive, where tremendous parking problems already exist - that it makes better sense to go where land prices are reasonable, where acreage of sufficient amount can be purrequired. \ "Yours very truly/ "Arnold N. May" EDDIE the EDUCATOR says Will computerized teaehsr placement help relieve the teacher shortage? The National Education Association is providing such a service. Illinois Education Association SHIRLEY SCHUERR Combined Clubs Hold Luncheon, Fashion Show The woman's auxiliary and the Lakeland Park Women's club is sponsoring a luncheon and fashion show Wednesday, Sejg. 13. It will be held at the V.F.W, hall in McHenry. Luncheon will, be served at 11:30 a.m. Fashions will be by a well known company of Chicago, and modeled by professional models. You can contact president Lee Bassi or any of the members of the auxiliary for your tickets. This will be a good chance to see what the latest fashions for all and winter will be,_Come one* come all and bring all your friends to the luncheon and fashion show ladies. LADIES LEAGUE - Held their business meeting Wednesday, Aug. 2. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco was played. Winners were Eunice Tobey, Sophie Paterson and Olive Corbett, booby went to Barb Para. LITTLE MISS PEANUT ^Congratulations go to little Mariannette Schmit on becoming Little Miss Peanut of McHenry. The proud parents are James and Annette Schmit of Lakemoor. I would say Papa and Mama's chests are out a mile being so proud of their Mariannette. AUXILIARY NEWS The Women's auxiliary held a special and regular meeting at the home of Alma Hueckstaedt Monday, July 31. The business cm the forth coming fashion show, with Lakeland Park Women'i? club was discussed. Hostesses for the meeting were Cathy Prange, Shirleann Krich and Lee Bassi. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held at the home of Alma Huecksteadt Monday, Aug. 28, at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the twenty-eighth meeting are Eunice Tobey, Ruth Young and Elsie Metz. CUB SCOUT NEWS Cub Scouts of Den 3 sponsored by the American Legion, pack number 162 went out an outing with their den mother Cathy Prange Wednesday, Aug. 2. The boys who went to Berryland for swimming and a picnic were Jimmy Johnson, Roby. Gillian, Mathew Prange and Terry Meyer. Others from the den who did not attend were on a vacation. Guests for the day were Larry Prange, Kay, Roxanne and Lee Ann Meyer. 385-2645 HOME FROM VACATION Cathy Prange returned home after vacationing in Detroit, Mich., and southern Illinois. Seems Cathy had a little prob- , lem getting out of Detroit when they were having all their trouble up there. BELATED ANNIVERSARY Greetings go to Roy and Eunice Tobey. Roy and Eunice celebrated their wedding anniversary on July 25. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together, Roy and; Eunice. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Grandpa Dan Meyer who will celebrate his big day this Saturday, Aug. 12. Many happy returns Dan. MORE NEWS Don and Marion Leske and family are now back from their vacation trip to the eastern states. Rusty Huecksteadt returned home after spending a couple of weeks visiting with his sister and brother-in-law in Pennsylvania. FLYING GOLDFISH? Ma Schuerr got up the ether morning and glanced at daughter Mary's goldfish and there was no goldfish in the bowl. After the Schuerrs looked around for quite awhile they found the goldfish lying on the rug. Seems like thejish didn't cares to stay in the water and jumped out. It was news to me that goldfish could fly like that. 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