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i jwSk. • . w.vv LAKELAND PARK NEWS Carole Hum&nn 388-1606 Scouts Return From Jamboree in Boise, Idaho The boys are rack after attending the World Boy Scout Jamboree in Boise, Idaho. They returned on Sunday morning after.. a two day train ride in . a car filled with Boy Scouts. ' Ron Meurer, Ron Bierman and Joe Prazak picked them iip at the depot in Chicago for the . final leg of the journey back to McHenry. Clark Bierman, Paul Rogers, Alan Meur- . er, Don Prazak, Chuck Campo, Larry Glorch and Mike Koch made the trip. The Boy Scouts stayed at the Circle. KD Ranch twentyfive miles from Spokane, Wash., and they visited the Jamboree cm Tuesday and Wednesday. While there, they toured the site and met lots of boys from other countries. They had a trading post for souveniers and * lot of the boys swapped patches and other items with other Scouts. On the first night of the Jamboree a fireworks display was held and afterwards kids from different countries put on sldts and then got together for a grand finale and Indian dancing. While the boys stayed at the Circle KD they were able to go horse-back riding and water skiing. Some of the boys went on a hike into the mountains where they saw caves and such other interesting things. The surrounding country was pretty hilly with lots of pine trees. The pine cones averaged about a foot each. Some of the boys slept in tents and roughed it to earn badges for cooking and other things. They also had a few turns at the rifle range. On the trip home they were able to get off the train occasionally and do some souvenier hunting. They had a great time and really enjoyed the trip from start to finish. This was the first Jamboree ever held in the United States. While they were there films were being made for showing cm television later in August. DEN 1 - CUB SCOUTS Den 1 went on a bike hike last week around the subdivision with their den mothers. Barb Meurer and Delores Rogers. On their way they stopped for an ice cream break which all enjoyed. STORK-GRAM 1 A new little addition has arrived at the Foszcz' much to the delight of the entire family. Keith Joseph put in his first appearance on Monday, July 31, at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, at 4:42 a.m. He weighed 7 It, 2 oz. at birth and measured 19 Inches from tip to toe. His mom and dad, Chris and Gene, brought him home on Thursday to his sisters, Karen, Debbie, Pam and Monica. The girls are really enjoying taking care of their little brother. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bargo of Chicago and the paternal granc&arents are Mr. and Mrs. John Zurawsld also of Chicago. Keith will be baptized on August 20 at St. Mary's church in McHenry. His Godparents will be his sister, Karen, and his uncle, Joseph Bargo. STORK-GRAM 2 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McDonough of Mahomet, 111., became the parents of their first child at midnight on Aug. 5. The new mommy is the former Connie Dowell and needless to say the brand new grandparents, Earl and Dorothy, are in seventh heaven. The family drove down to Mahomet on Sunday to see the new baby but only Grandma Dorothy was able to get in to see her. Incidentally it was a girl type baby who has been named Jane Ann. She^ weighed a petite 6 lb. 15 oz./ and is 19 inches long. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Huntley of Poplar Grove. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS After all the baby announcements what more appropriate place for birthday greetings! Jackie Richardson leads off the list with her sixth birthday celebration which appears on the eleventh of August. Keith Stoltz will be a birthday boy that day, too, with eight candles on his cake. Jim Hansen is seventeen that day and Karen Crook will be a birthday girl too. Todd Stoltz will be seven years old on the twelfth and *rrrannnri 6"d'B'» 11 6 8 6 a i aTfl a a a a a a a a a a i-< Are Yoi New In Town? Do You Know Someone New In Town? We would like io extend a welcome to every newcomer io our community. CALL : Leona Es+is 385-3646 ROYAL WELCOME 1 1a Q Q Q Q Q Q p Q Q Q Q Q Q 8 Q Q Q Q Q Q H 0 0 0 j 1 t ) Q P 0 P n 0 O i l 0 0 n Chris Rogers will turn nine. Randy Fergen will be kindergarten age with his fifth birthday on the twelfth. The thirteenth is another busy day with George Hendle, Denise Bucaro and Jimmy Oeffling all claiming it for their day. Jim will be sixteen. Gloria Flannigan and Jerry Rogers share the fourteenth for their subtracting day and Terri Mai will blow out five candles. Margie Becker will also be five years old on Aug. 15 and Rosie Grey .will be nine. Esther Cygan celebrates on the sixteenth and the seventeenth belongs to Jill Wohnrade who will be five and to Mary Mueller who will be three and to MargoSchaedel who isn't telling. Birthday wishes to all of you on your special day. ALL-STARS The Little League All-Star team is really going great guns with only one loss so far. They split a two-game series with Cary to start off .and won three straight with the Crystal Lake Manor All-Star team. The first game was played on Monday, July 31 in Crystal Lake and our team won 4-3 in eight innings. On Wednesday they played the same team here and won again by a score of 17-8. Friday night was the final game of the series and they won again with four runs and the Crystal Lake team went scoreless. The team is scheduled to play a series with Wonder Lake beginning on Aug. 19. The minor league team played Cary cm Sunday afternoon and lost in the last inning by a score of 4-3. They had another game scheduled for Monday evening and the score will be reported next week. CUB SCOUTS All Cub Scouts and potential Cub Scouts and their parents are invited to attend the first meeting of Pack 459 on Monday, Aug. 21, at the community house. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. with refreshments served after the meeting. The monthly meetings will be held regularly beginning with this one on the third Monday of each month. They are timed so that the boys will not be getting home too late. All parents are to attend with their sons as the pack meetings are family affairs. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. People using the community house are asked to turn off all lights before leaving to avoid running up needless electric bills. Saturday, August 12 - Tri- County Five-Watters, 7:30p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 15 - Boy Scout meeting, 8 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 16 - Regular LP POA Board meeting, 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 21 - Cub Scout pack meeting, 7:30 p.m. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK Such a week! Now that swimming lessons are over all the moms can heave a big sigh of relief and wash all the towels and sweep up the last of the sand - until the kids decide that if s too hot to do anything else and let's go swimmin', Ma. Courage, only a month till school starts! Eleanor Haerle called to say that contrary to public opinion, she isn't running a courting service for dogs. They just got rid of the last batch of ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF ff Thofci 9 in B€AUTV SHOP Our Staff DONNA t Donna (Freund) PaP&cek originally from Johnsburg, 4 years experience, study a t A m e r i c a n B e a u t y School. Ann i • • of Advance Clarol - L'oreal Specializing in Permanent Ww\ in School i y 1 l n , of Paris, Tint and KLKAXOKi: (Bom) Eleanor (Springman) J u s l ' V 0 ' ' i \ " : i : i ! " v f r o m (' h i <• ;i.^ <; . '; v ">nen.-i\ 7'/2 years. 1st Student at McHenry School of Beauty Culture, Advance Styling, Advance Wig Training From Fashion Tress, Adviiniro Styling P.nlolph- Austria, Color Training Clarol - Roux, Specializing in Wig and Hair Styling FLO Fluri'ivje tSteimani Weber. Originally from Lombard- River Forest, 31 years experience, IP years •Aviiinu her m\ ;• hop. Advance St\lin<; 'ineriean Sch"(.i Po ni;iru'ir W.ive Tech.. Vnnat &.• Radio Wave, Clarol Color Training, Specializing in Permanent Waving on fine hair and lint- 1220 N. Riversid© Dr. McHenry. Phone SI5-385-7112 -- GRAND OPENING COMING SOON -- McHenry's Newest, Luxurious, Completely Carpeted Beauty Shop In Town puppies numbering ten and aren't really eager for more, but the Don Juan of dogdom isn't buying the story. Their cocker spaniel has a suitor who is so persistant that he even scratches on the door for them to let him in and won't take no for an answer. They don't know who belongs to this amorous gentlemen but they wish whoever does would keep him home. The only description we have is that he is black and white and hangs around on Willow near Flower. If this is your dog make a homebody of him if only to do your bit for the puppy population explosion. Get-well wishes to Kay Druml who is convalescing at Sherman hospital in Elgin after surgery on Monday. She could probably use some cheery cards about now. Eddie and the boys could too, but Grandma Oswald is doing her bit by inviting them for dinner. They had dinner with them on Sunday as did the Hermans. Here's to you, Kay, and hope you're home directing traffic in jig time. Bev's sister, 5ayne Hjerstedt, will be spending the week with the Wickenkamps. Les and Nedra Eckhart and Bill spent Saturday in Norridge where they helped to celebrate their brother-in-law's birthday. LeroyDalton was the birthday boy and they had a great time. The Sweeney family has really been having a great time of it with birthday parties and christenings and such. Colleen celebrated her sixth birthday on July 29 with a group of kids coming in the afternoon for the usual birthday menu and games. Attending the lawn party were Pam and Patti Mullen, Chris and -Paul Knapik, Bobby and Gail Hutt, Donimic Visconti, Ansia, Anna and Antoinette Visconti, Carl Pearson, Terri Licastro and Michelle Fish. Later in the evening a barbecue was held to celebrate Christine's birthday which was really June 26. Hot dogs with the trimmings and a birthday cake with eleven candles were served to the guests who were Kathy Jo Becker, Debbie Harrison, Carol Brda, Kristi Weyland, Rae Ellen Smith, Tammy Justen, Marianne Einspar, Diane Butler, Shirley Basel, Elaine Bottari, and Darlene Licastro. On Sunday the newest Sweeney was baptized at St. Mary's church by Father Rudden. Frank and Mary Therese were godparents for the little guy who was born on July 12. Patrick Michael and the rest of the family piled into the car along with a huge cake and, all the rest of the goodies to drive into Chicago for an open house held at his grandparents' home. Grandpa Pfammater who admits to ninety years is unable to travel so. they took the party to him. Loads of friends and .relations came to visit and to pay their respects to the new baby. Tracy and David Wilkens aren't too happy lately since their bikes were stolen. Tracy's was found by the police in a vacant lot but David is still walking. Too bad when kids are the victims of someone who hasn't been taught respect for some one elses property. NEW DEADLINE FOR WEEK Because of the special back to school doings in town, the paper will be published a day "itpa^tokrum/' CHOOSING INSURANCE THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS CAN SAVE UNNECESSARY EXPENSE! Your particular insurance needs are different from your neighbor's. And there are many different types of policies that will provide for them. So it pays to find those that are right for your needs, and your budget! It also pays to know that State Farm has just the right insurance for your needs. Call me today! Dennis Conway S815 W. Elm St. Phone 385-7111 Stats Farm Insurant)* CompanM Home Offices: Dloomlngton, Illinois early next week. Because of the new publishing date for next week only this column will be written on Friday, Aug. 11, with the deadline at noon. Please help me out and give me a call on Thursday to make your column slightly newsy anyway. HEH NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Education of School District No. 156 in the County of McHenry State of Illinois, that the tentative budget for said school district for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1967 will be on file and conveniently available to public inspection at the .office of the Board of Education, 1012 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois, in this school district from and after 12: Noon on August 16, 1967. NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing on said budget will be held at 7:30 p.m. on the 19th of September 1967 at 1012 North Green Street in this school district No. 156. Dated this 18th day of July, 1967. BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 156 County of McHenry State of Illinois By Donald Howard, Secretary (Pub Aug. 10, 1967) provided in Article 2.7 of the AUGUST 10, 1967 - PLAIN DEALER - SEC. 2, PG. 7 Standard Specifications for • -- ---- . Road and Bridge Construction must accompany each proposal. The President and Board of Trustees reserve the* right to reject any or all bids and to waive technicalities. BY THE ORDER OF THE VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE Mrs. Carol Bate man Village Clerk (Pub Aug. 10, 1967) JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANN* 3851296 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that on the 25th day of July, 1967, a petition was filed with the County Board of School Trustees of McHenry County, Illinois, praying for the annexation of all of the territory of Ringwood Common School District No. 34 to McHenry Community Consolidated School District No. 15. A hearing will be held on said petition before the County Board of School Trustees of McHenry County, Illinois, at a special meeting thereof on Monday, August 21, 1967, at 7:30 p.m. in the Supervisor's Room, McHenry County Court House Annex, Woodstock, Illinois, at which time the prayers of the petitioners may be supported or resisted. Dated this 9th day of August, 1967. NORBERT B. MAUCH, " President County Board of School Trustees McHenry County, Illinois BY: Richard L. Tazewell, Ex-officio Secretary (Pub Aug. 10, 1967) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received in the office of the Village Clerk (Village Hall) Lakemoor, Illinois until 3:30 p.m.", C.D.S. T. August 24, 1967 for furnish.- ing materials required in the maintenance of various streets under ,the Illinois Highway Code. The work will consist of the following: Furnishing and spreading Gravel or Crushed Stone Surface Course, Type B; Preparation of Base, furnishing and applying Bituminous Materials (Seal Coat) Seal Coat Aggregate and Bituminous Patching Mixture. Proposals shall be submitted on forms furnished by the Municipality which may be obtained at the office of Baxter and Woodman, Civil and Sanitary Engineers, 72 N. Williams Street, Crystal Lake, Illinoisiqjonpayment of $5.00 which is nonrefundable. Proposal guarantee in the amount of not less than ten (10) percent of the bid, or as provided in Article 2.7 of the Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction must accompany each proposal. The President and Board of Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids and to waive technicalities. BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE OF LAKEMOOR Mrs. Pacita R. Morrison Village Clerk (Pub Aug. 10, 1967) Special Edition Requires Early Column Deadline Anyone wishing to have items in next week's issue is . asked to call me before noon on Friday, August 11. A special edition hastens the early deadline. Don't be caught phoning late do it now. The following week, the normal Monday noon dealine resumes. IN LINE FOR SPECIAL WISHES Belated anniversary wishes to Lee and Harriette Marshall who did their celebrating on Aug. 1. Their son and his wife, Jim and Lydia Marshall, had their anniversary date cm Aug. 7. Doris Ann Tomasello will receive her best wishes on the thirteenth of this month when she turns li. The Ansell household is loaded with natal days in August. Mom Pat has hers on the thirtieth, while little Barbara and Denny have theirs on the sixteenth and the twenty-second. She will be 6 and he will be 5. There will be some celebrating done over this next weekend. Young Ed Hettermann will observe birthday number twelve on the twenty-ninth of this month. Happy celebrating to all. BUS TOUR REMINDER A last minute reminder to all the members of St. Agatha court No. 777, who are planning to go on the bus tour to Milwaukee on Aug. 16. The bus will leave St. John's school at 8:30 a.m. and will return somewhere around 5:30 p.m. While there, the group will tour W.T.M.J. Radio City, a brewery and the conservatory. Please keep in mind, there will be no meeting in August. The regular date would have been Aug. 15. HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL Everyone will be most happy to know that Mrs. Janice Bartman is now home from the McHenry hospital where she spent about a month. She is sporting a pretty fancy neck brace, which will be part of her attire far . quite awhile, but at least she „ is home with her family. Jan received her injuries in an auto accident. VACATIONING FOLKS The "Pete" Peterson family returned to their home last week after a leisure week's vacation way up North. Mary Hettermann and her. children spent several days vis- ' iting with her sister in Milton, ; Wis. The Wisconsin Dells and points of interest there aboats kept the Roger Pechous family for several days recently. They returned home .and still continued short jaunts until Rog had to return to work. Gary Hettermann of College Park, Georgia, spent his vacation of the farm of his aurit and uncle, the Joe E. Freunds. While here, he also visited other relatives. HUSBAND AND WIFE SHARE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION August 8 and 9 are shared respectively by Harry and Marilyn May. You can bet there will be some celebrating for this double birthday. UNDERGOES SURGERY Mrs. Vivian Smith is now recuperating at her home after undergoing surgery recently at' St. Therese hospital. To her we wish speedy recovery. And so it is goodbye time for this week. Please keep in mind the early deadline for next week. Stary well. Each Congressman (535 of them) costs the taxpayer $275,- 000 yearly in salary, expenses, and other conveniences they vote to themselves. \ NOTICE TCf BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received in the office of the Village Clerk (Village Hall) McCullom Lake, Illinois until 11:00 a.m., C.D.S.T. August 24, 1967 for furnishing materials required in maintenance of various streets under the Illinois Highway Code. 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