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THE MCHENRY JPLAINDEALER "SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1875 Section 2 - Page 1 Wednesday, June IT, 1969 hospital. Here's hoping you are all home now and are just fine. LAKEMOOR- LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 GUESTS Of Walter Schuerr are Mr. COUNTRY CLUB NEWS GERINEUBAUER 385-7194 CORINNE FRETT HONORED AT BRIDAL SHOWER Coririne Frett was treated to a steak diriner followed by a bridal shower given for her by her co-workers on May 28. Corinne received many beautiful gifts at the kitchen-shower. Along with the dinner the girls surprised her with a "bridalshower- ca^p". A good time was had by all. Corinne will become the bride of Mr. Robert Pisha in September. Our very best wishes to the happy couple. BIRTHDAY CANDLES : A happy birthday to Steve FATHERS DAY JUNE 15 r 'ffMfeeH' 5"tORE for MEN 1245 N. Green McHenry, III 385-0047 Wilkey, June 30 and to Cherie Prince June 27. AREA COUPLE ENJOY MEMORIAL DAY CAMPING Mr. and Mrs. William Day of Virginia Avenue spent a most enjoyable Memorial Day weekend camping at Camp Rubidell in Southern Wisconsin along with some thirty friends from the McHenry area. Mr. and Mrs. Day and daughters, Karen, Christie, and Cathy, returned Sunday in time for our rainy weather. VISCOUNTS ENJOY WEEK-END CAMP-OUT Nancy and Linda Randall of Vicotria Street enjoyed a two day camping trip with the McHenry Viscount Drum and Bugle Corps from Saturday morning until Sunday evening. Nancy was initiated into the Corps over the weekend. The campout was at Libertyville and the kids had a great time in spite of the rain. JR. HIGH GRADS PICNIC IN CRYSTAL LAKE The, graduates of the McHenry Junior high held a class picnic, May 28, at Veteran's Acres in Crystal Lake. Vaierie Frett, Alan Cina, Kathy Longhway, Mike Joza, Jeff Hoskins, and John Nohos had a great day playing baseball, football, tennis, horseshoes, darts, frisbees and hiking. The day turned out to be warm and sunny and all the grads had a "fun-time". JOZAS ENTERTAIN CAMPERS • Paul and Liz Joz^had Memorial Day weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lents and their three children, Karen, Perry and Mike, arrived in their new camper-trailer to spend the long weekend with the Jozas. Robert and Pat recently purchased the camper,and tried it out by visiting the Jozas. They spent the weekend fishing, water skiing and romping with their children and the five Joza children. The Lents are residents of Arlington Heights. BRUHNS WELCOME NEW GRANDSON Paul and Marylou Bruhnwelcomed a new grandson on May 22 when their daughter-in-law, Linda, gave birth to Matthew Joseph Bruhn, "Matt" for short. Little Matt weighed 4 lbs. 8 ozs., and was born just 12 minutes after Linda arrived following a brisk ride to Victory Memorial hospital in Waukegan. He stayed at the hospital until he weighed 5 lbs., and is now home with his family and big brother, Shane. Our warmest congratulations to the new parents and the new grandparents. C ONGR ATUL ATIONS Our sincerest congratulations to the graduates: Kathy Barry and Paul Bruhn from eighth grade, St. Patrick's school, Patty Buss from eighth grade St. Mary's school, Dennis Bruhn from Woodstock high school, Paul DeCarlo and Bob Frett from McHenry high school, Valerie Frett, Alan Cina, Kathy Longhway, Mike Joza, Jeff Hoskins and John Nohos from McHenry Junior high school. To all of you,' may fond and cherished memories be yours on graduation day and your future be all that you <tesire. ART FAIR REMINDER Just a reminder about the up and coming McHenry Country Art Fair. Several of our area grade schoolers will have art work displayed at the Children's Art section this year. Let's all get out to see the efforts of our youngsters in addition to enjoying one of the finest Art Fairs in Illinois. Reminder;;; With summer here and ldds out of school I know all the mommies have loads to do but AUXILIARY TO ADJOURN FOR SUMMER MONTHS Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Monday, June 2, at the home of Pearle Stineman. Hostesses for the June meeting were Lee Bassi and Pearle Stineman. Winner of the monthly prize was Pearle Stineman. Due to so many members going on va^tions during the months Of^Jtuy^id August there will be no meetings for those two months. If there should be anything important come up, a special meeting will be called. The next general meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 8, at the home of Marylyn LoPresti at 7:45 p.m. Hostesses for the September meeting are Marion Leske and Marylyn LoPresti. OFFER SYMPATHY No words can express our deepest sympathies to Wynne Hegner, Charles Epperson and Bill Gunther on the loss of Wynne's brother and Charles and Bill's nephew, Staff Sgt. James Bateman. Staff Sgt. Bateman was killed in Vietnam May 17. James was buried in Arlington National cemetery last week. ^ LADIES LEAGUE Held their business meeting Wednesday, June 4. After the business on hand was taken let's not forget this poor columnist...! need your news.... A pleasant weekend to you all, a happy Father's Day to all the daddies Especially to Don, my husband, from his two daughters and little son. Till next week... lUest'Bendl Automatic! Just set the dial! Colorful PARTY SKILLET with deep cover for roasting Just set the electric heat control dial for perfect cooking temperatures! Party-styled, with colorful porcelain-on-aluminum exterior in Avocado green or new golden Harvest ... fadeproof, stain-resistant, dishwasher'Safe. Lined with non-stick Teflon* -- Fired-on Teflon II that's scratch-resistant. 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VILLAGE MEETING Of Lakemoor will be helcl tomorrow evening Thursday, June 12, at 8 p.m. It will be held at the fire-community^ buildihg., ANNIVERSARIES Three of our couples are celebrating many years, of wedded bliss. Congratulations go to Joseph and Eleanore Wagner who celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Sunday, June 8. Joseph and Nettie Sarley will celebrate their fiftysecond wedding anniversary Wednesday, June 18. Hal and Marion Vornkahl will celebrate their wedding anniversary Tuesday, June 24. Congratulations Joseph and Eleanore, Joseph and Nettie^ Hal and Marion, may you celebrate many more together. GET-WELL ' Wishes go to three of our residents. Get-well wishes go to Charles White, Paul Rathke and Jake Johnson. Charles and Paul are patients at the McHenry hospital. Jake is a natiant at the Smith PhirJ&PO and Mrs. Stanley Lesko of Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Lesko are moving back to the state of Illinois. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Rjck Colberg and Hal Vornkahl. Rick will celebrate his big day Monday, June 23. Hal will celebrate his big day Friday, June'27. Many happy returns, Rick -and Hal. iaJSS CONSTRUCTION PERMIT Three applications for construction permits have been received by the Illinois Division of Waterways. Among them was one from Frank Guirsch of Morton Grove, to construct a pier on the left bank of the Fox river, southeast of McHenry. Service News Navy Lietenant (junior grade) James V. Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Kelly of 7807 Oakwood driv^ Wonder Lake, and husband of the former Miss Joan C. Warner of 818 N. Latrobe, Chicago, completed flight training and was designated an aviator at the Naval Air station, Corpus Christi, Tex. He received his " Wings of Gold" approximately eighteen months after entering the program, and about six months after arriving at Corpus Christi for his advanced phase of training. New York City's Central Park covers 800 acres. 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