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s&kynu - ,5v^i-? j^'. /\ * * \ IN MARINE FESTIVAL 7 FRL, JU1Y 5; 1968 - EAIER - PG. 5 0<? The Royal Air drum and bugle corps will be one of the competing units in the McHenry Marine Festival on Sunday, July 21. The lineup of competing corps includes the new state VFW champs, the Vanguards 1 " LAKELAND PARK NEWS Carole Humann 385-1606 BOARD HOPES TO FINALIZE SWIM PROGRAM AT LAKE At this time no final plans have been made for a swimming program this year, but the Board of the LPPOA is still hopeful that- arrangements can be made so that the children can continue the Red Cross program that has been so successful in recent years. As soon as definite information is available we'll be most happy to pass it on in this column. So many people have been enjoying the beach this summer with all the nice weather we were having up until the last week. It's wonderful that so few unpleasant situations come up. The biggest problem so far has been sand throwing which is a terrible spectator sport. A few people really can make lots miserable. We've been very fortunate over the years that no serious accidents have occurred, but misuse of the raft has produced lots of scrapes and bruises so far from the continuing King of the Hill game. Sure hope that nothing more happens, but after the fact is too late. That's all for the soapbox! The beach closes at 11 p.m. nightly. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for' the community house are to be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Monday, !july 8 - Lakeland Merry Makers 4-H - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 9 - Boy Scouts - 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, July 13 - Tri County Five Watters - 7:30 p.m. Monday, July 15 - Scout Pack meeting - 7:30 pim. Tuesday, July 16 - Boy Scout meeting - 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesda July 17 - Regular board mee|- ing - 8 p.m. . BOY SCOUT TROQE>459 June 25. We opened our meeting with the pledge, the scout oath and laws. We talked about the trip to Boulder Junction and had rope arid knot demonstrations. Respectfully submitted. Clark Bierman. Scribe. LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE Major league. Monday, July 8. Pirates vs. Tigers.^Wednesda! y, July 10. Pirates vs. Orioles. Friday, July 12 Tigers vs. Orioles. Sunday, July 14 Braves vs. Tigers (first game of a double header). Minor league. Monday, July 8 Cardinals vs. Dodger. Wednesday, July 10 Cardinals vs. Twins. Friday, July 12 Twins vs. Dodgers. Sunday, July 14 Cardinals vs. Dodgers, (second gariie of the double header. ) i* BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Very special birthday greetings to Donna Daminski who will $jjje Sweet Sixteen on July 6. Gladys Hafer shares the date for her birthday too. Chuck Campo will be fourteen on July 8 and Arthur Joseph Hafer in will have three big candles on his cake. Tommy Gerambio will be six on the ninth and Terry Miller will be k big five. July 10 is the eleventh" birthday for Greg Worm and Karen Johnson will be a terrific two. Teresa Kroening will celebrate thirteen years on July 11 and Hank Koehl will add another candle to the collection on the same day. Happy days to all. Please let me know if there are additions or corrections. This poor list needs lots of revisions with all the moving in and out going onvlately. * 41 STORK GRAM Rose and Guenther Dolenski added a new little charmer to their collection on Saturday, June 22. The little gal who has been named Linda Rose was born at St. Joseph hospital in Elgin at 3:39 p.m. She weighed 8 lbs. 11 oz. and measured 21% inches at birth. Mother and daughter arrived home on Tuesday where they were greeted by sister Dawn, Jackie, and Theresa. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Luella Ritzert of Crystal Lake and the paternal •grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth Dolenski of Woodstock. Our best wishes to the family. HELP HELP HELP The Brownies need help. If the troop is to continue they need an interested lady for their esteemed leader. The Girl Scout council provides a training program for adult volunteers which only involves parts of several days. Girls in second and third grade are eligible to join and their moms are desperately needed if the troop is to continue. Please call me for further information. One gal has offered her services to help, but she needs someone to help. Will you help? STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK It felt like the Wizard of Oz revisited with all the-trees and such blowing through the air last Saturday morning. Mary Daurio didn't feel too poetic though as I she took a ride in their camper which landed upside down with her inside of it. Ouch! Not funny though as that ended the camper and she still is finding bruises. The most frustrating part of the whole time though was to be sitting in the dark while the houses across the street were bright and shiny. Very bad for the disposition, although when all was said and done, we were very lucky to have electricity when we did. Paeans of praise to all the guys who put in long hours to keep us in modern conveniences. They sure earned their keep last weekend. Max and Helen Seitz and daughter, pebble, and her friend, Karen, were here to visit his sister, and brotherin- law, Steve and Beula Hoard, last week. Beula and her brother hadn't seen each other for 28 years. They had a very nice visit as they spent four days together and Beula and Steve showed them the sigtts of Chicago. They left Tuesday to visit more places on their way back home in Roseburg, Oregon.. Welcome to Mrs. MaryBoening who has moved into the house at 1901 Flower. She is an aunt of the Bill Mueller family. Also welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schaeffer who have moved into the Perry residence (Ki Willow lane. They're transplanted all the way from Wonder Lake. We bid sad farewell to Bill and- Julie Perry and Billy and Laurie who moved last Saturday between wind gusts. They are Uvirjg temporarily in Mc- CullonfXake. Someone "found" a wallet in the glove compartment of a car several weeks ago and for- . got to put it back. The party who belonged to the wallet would be very happy to get the driver permit back along with several ^ other important items. The finder can keep the money and use some of it to buy a stamp to mail the permit back to the owner whose name and address appears on the front. The car, was parked at the Herzog beach' at Beach road and Shore drive when the wallet was "found." Jim and Sandy Cole hosted a picnic. for their old gang last week. Ten couples and their assorted offspring made the scene in spite of the muggy weather which eventually turned into rain. But what's unusual about rain these days. A new teen club has been formed sponsored by the Moose lodge and election of officers was held last week. President is Denny Druml, Vice president is Bill Buchert, Secretary is Kris Flannigan and Treasurer is John Arient. The Sargeantsat- Arms are Kevin Druml and Mike Cima. The group is in the process of forming rules and planning happenings and all kids are invited to attend. Ed and Rose Oswald drove to Decatur to visit Ed's sister, Ella, who had a heart attack. She is improving and on the road to recovery. After they returned home they entertained their niece, Joanne Kramer, and her husband and three sons who were enroute from their home in New Jersey to visit relatives in Decatur. The Daurios went to Marinette, Wis., to attend the -wedding of Mary's niece, Peggy Cahill, last week. Bud and Cindy Druml and For Your Automatic Transmission Problems CALL (815) 653-8781 Wonder Lake SmiSfy's Ante Topics by George Smith FREE BRAKE TEST On ideal pavement conditions and with good brakes, it takes you 125 feet to stop your car at 40 miles per hour. That's ait least ten to twelve times the length of your car; a very long'distance when an emergency arises. Considering the fact that many auto brakes on the road today $re in some degree between good and bad, you should remember that SMITTY'S SINCLAIR specializes inbrake services for all models of cars. We use only "the finest brake •linings and accessories, and QUT experience will assure you tfie safest workmanship. Drive Over to 3602 W. Elm street today for a free brake test. adv. LICENSE'PLATE SERVICE Driver's & Chauffeur's Bonded MODERN -FOLD Tables Starting at now....we ECONOMY QUALITY WALK-IN PICNIC TABLE Belson's MODERN-FOLD picnic table kit makes it so easy for you to assemble your own modern picnic table. Folds flat, for storage. Combination of graceful! beauty, comfort and long-lasting service. Sled type legs glide easily over lawn or patio. Heavy 16-ga. tubing finished in gleaming galvanize. have all the supplies including pier posts and planking - - • / ALEXANDER Highway 31, south of Main St. LUMBER CO. 385-1424 385-9803 the General drove to Ishpeming, Mich., where Bud was the best man for Mike Meyer who took the big step into matrimony. Mike and his bride spent part of their honeymoon in McHenry where a reception was he)d for relatives and friends who were unable to travel to Ishpeming. fi. •A bridal shower was held at the Brunow home for Lori Nicolai who will be married to Gene Foreman on July 20. The hostesses for the surprise party were Fran Haisini, Debbie Sturm and Pat Brunow. About 24 guests including Chicago relatives honored the bride-to-be and showered her with many lovely gifts. Best wishes to the happy couple. Ron and Barb Meurer and the kids are back home after a trip East to attend the wedding of Barb's brother. They managed to get over to the Washington, D.C., area where they did lots of sight seeing and stayed with Bob and Jessie Matthews. ^ Go fishing and help save the lake. YGHEItRY VALLEY CLUB The meeting of the Cherry Valley 4-H club was held at the home 6f Andrea and Tom Broman on June 20. The meeting was called to order by the club's president, Jeff Brody. The future progressive dinner for the cluB was again discussed and it was decided to wait until after the fair to hold it." The club's local project tour will be held on Sunday, July 21, at 2 p.m. On June 24, the county dress revue was held in Woodstock. All of our clothing girls in our club received a blue ribbon ( first rating). Food demonstrations and talks were given by Fern Brody, Andrea Broman, Lyle Wright and Lavar Shreffler. Agriculture talks were given by Jeff Brody, Steve Voorhees, Tom Broman and Larry and Terry Knutson. Steve Voorhees, Jeanne Wright, Larry Knutson and Lavar Shreffler gave hpalth talks. Andrea Broman gave an illustrated talk on sewing. the next meeting will be held at the home of the Voorhees on July 19 at 7:30. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served by the Bromans. Jeanne Wright, . Club reporter ON DEAN'S LIST Mary Porten of 4801 South Wildwood drive, McHenry, has been named to the dean's list at Lincoln college. Miss Porten achieved a 3-point or above scholastic average for the academic semester recently concluded. Lincoln is an independent co-educational two-year liberal arts college, founded in 1865 and the first school to be named for jAbraham Lincoln. It limits enrollment to 675 students who attend from some thirty of the United States and a few foreign countries. CONSERVATION WORKSHOP Richard C rone, son of Mr. and Mip. Lawrence Crone of rural Harvard, will attend a conservation workshop from'July 7 to 14 at Northern Illinois university in DeKalb. Crone, a senior next year at Harvard high school, will attend the week long session under a scholarship furnished by the combined Crystal Lake Garden clubs. ITEM The rich terra cotta color of clay pots Is a standard, widely-recommended decorator colorr so day pot* whose surfaces are kept clean can be pro/perly and at-. tracttvely used without ornamentation as exterior containers for house plants. They also blend well with botn flowering and foliage varieties, without detracting from the plant itself. Zfor MEN When selecting a gift for him... .let us help! 5TTORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS^ USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA USE THE CLASSIFIEDS ANGELO'S SUNSET 'V -Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS -- COURTEOUS SERVICE 1 Mile Noriit ©£ Wauconda on Old Rout© 12 Pihosae JA 6-2929 On July 1st 2500 Information Operators changed their names No, they didn't all get married (except for the girl in the middle). They've changed their names from Information Operator to Directory Assistance Operator. The reason: Directory Assistance is a more accurate description Of the jobs they do. Think about it. They are there to help you find phone numbers when you aren't able to find them yourself. Like when there's no directory around, or when you need a new number that's not listed yet. Sounds logical? Sure. But a lot of people call for assistance and never realize that the number they need is probably right there ir> the phone book. At Illinois Bell, three-fourths of the calls to Information are for numbers „ correctly listed hi the directory. We're hoping the new name will help remind people that the girls at Directory Assistance are there to help whenever the phone book isn't. So remember, before you call for the number you need, give the book a look. UTS Illinois Bell Telephone Part oi the Nationwide/Belt System M . vl'; a