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V. PAGE 3- PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 Holiday Hills Bonnie Kellen Marge Connell 385-6344 385-3756 Urge Folks To Send Mail To Servicemen Home is just "home" until you're suddenly drafted into the U.S. Army and sent many miles away from your family and friends and then you suddenly realize what "home" really means to you...and how lonesome it can get. These are the feelings of several of the young men in our subdivision, two who at the present time are starting a nine week basic training course at Fort Dix, New Jersey and one down in Texas. Following are their ad­ dresses with the hopes that their many friends here in the subdivision can take a few minutes to jot them a cheerful line as when "mail call'* comes, it sure is nice to receive some letters from "home". Pvt.l John I. Laskowski, 322- 48-2972, E-4-3,2nd Pt. Fort Dix, N.J., 06640 Pvt. John Van Duyn, 361-44- 6556, E-4-3, 4th Pt., US.A.T.C., Fort Dix, N.J., 06640 A.B. Roy Lundelius, Jr., F.S.A.N. 354462906, C.M.E. No. 6 Sq. 3724 Flight 772, Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas, 78346. So if you can spare a few minutes to send these boys a little news from home, we know both the boys and their families will really appreciate it. SHORT TRIP Pam and Art Be lion of Sunset Drive recently went on a four day trip to Mobile, Ala. They stayed with relatives while there and besides taking in all the sites of the town and lovely scenery, especially enjoyed the tour through the Battleship U.S.S. Alabama and the Sub­ marine S.S. Drum which was docked in the bay. The weather was beautiful and both really enjoyed their four day trip down south. CHICAGO BRIGADE CAMP Three of our youngsters, Tommy Cornwell, Kurt Hallberg and Billy Gabriel, left on June 24 for a week of fun when they attended the Chicago Brigade Camp up in Allegon, Mich. They stayed in a beautiful lodge while there and enjoyed swimming, archery, fishing, horsebackriding, shooting BB guns and the wonderful meals. On July 1, the Cornwell family, Joan, Ron, Timmy and Peter, drove up to Michigan to get Tommy and spent part of the day at Warren Dunes State Park which is located on the sandy shores of Lake Michigan. They enjoyed a delicious picnic lunch, a delightful swim in the lake and the boys really en­ joyed their stay at camp. FAMILY PICNIC « When just the Connells on Oak Lane get together, it's quite a group, but when you include Jack's parents, four brothers and their families, nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts and uncles, you come up with quite a crowd as altogether approximately 135 Connells got together on Saturday, July 8, for their annual family picnic which this year was held at Veterans Acres in Crystal Lake. The weatherman cooperated and gave them a beautiful day for their picnic and everyone enjoyed the food, games, races and the many prizes but especially enjoyed just being able to all see one another as the family has grown so large and it's not too often that a group of this size can manage to all get together. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION After spending a delightful Fourth of July holiday together, the. Janik and Laskowski families and the Lisi family, Joan and Josephine's sister from Cary went over to Wauconda to top off the day watching their fireworks display. The fireworks were beautiful until something wait wrong, an explosion occurred and little Dean Lisi suffered injury to his face and neck. He was taken to Condell Memorial hospital in Libertyville, along with several others who were injured for treatment. What had intended to be an enjoyable evening turned into a very upsetting one for all three families and it will definiely be a Fourth of July holiday that they will all remember for a long time to come. GET-WELL WISHES Sometimes ladders are not too sturdy, especially when using one to climb into a tree...and as a result, little Angela Catanzaro of Hyde Park spent one night in St. Theresa's hospital in Waukegan last week after falling from the ladder and breaking her wrist. It took four doctors to finally set the tiny bones and the next month or so will be a long one for Angela while she's waiting for her wrist to heal. Art Bellon of Sunset Drive recently spent one night in Woodstock Memorial hospital as the result of an appendicitis attack. Sincerely hope that these two are feeling much better now and we all send cheery get-well wishes to them. VISITORS FROM FLORIDA Marge Connell's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schweik, are still here enjoying their stay "in the country" while grand­ ma recuperates from surgery and since grandma is out of the hospital, many of their friends have driven out to visit with her and extend their get-well wishes. Last week however, brought a very unexpected surprise when friends of theirs for over forty years, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Beneini, dropped in from North Palm Beach, Fla., where they have spent the winters for the past seventeen years. A very delightful visit was really enjoyed as they reminisced all the good times they had together oven the many years that they have been friends. BOY SCOUT CAMP Two blocks in our subdivision were very quiet last week as four of our boys, all Scouts from Troop 162 in McHenry spent the week at camp. Ricky Connell, Johnny Emerson, Timmy and Tommy Hughes left on Saturday, July 8, from Land­ mark schrol on the Troop bus followed station wagon with a rack of canoes for a very exciting week up in Minong, Wis., about 400 miles north. They pitched their tents on Lake Minong and the leaders TO ROMANTIC PLACES Jet tours to Europe, Latin America, Hawaii, and Around the World. See u» for *wift travel to vacotionlands every­ where. We tell tickets for all major airlines a* official rotes. MIMM« CHAIN 0-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 West 1:1m Street McHenrv, Illinois Phone 815 385-7500 kept them plenty busy all week. Approximately thirty boys wait on this trip and wore given the opportunity of earning merit badges in cooking, canoeing, swimming, Ashing and many more. Our boys all finished the requirements for second class Scouts and are now starting to work towards first class. The week included swimming tests, canoe instruction, a five mile hike to Totogantic Park, songs around the campfire and all the things that boys love to do in the great outdoors. Some nice fish were caught and a big thank you goes to Mr. Hartwig, Mr. Seaton, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Kirk, Mr. Hutchinson, Mr. Cunat and Gary Boehm for chaperoning the boys and making it possible for them to have such a memorable time. They broke camp on Sunday morning, July 16, ami arrived back in McHenry around 5:30 p.m. full of excitement and many "fish stories" from the far North Woods. GRISWOLDLAKE ATHLETIC CLUB Just a reminder...Tonight's the night of the Griswold Lake Athletic club meeting held at Mahon's home on Birch street at 8 p.m. Please be prompt! MORE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS Several more families from Holiday Hills have informed us of their activities over the holiday weekend. Many neigh­ bors gathered at the home of Dale and Pat Lonergan for a backyard barbecue and party. Attending were Bob and Carol Wilson and family, Dennis and Gail Badal, Bill and Helen Boettcher and family, Robert and Kathy White and family, Connie and Donna Kasprzyk and family, and friends of the Badals from Wauconda. Bill and Diane Michaelis and family, and Joe and Barb. Emmons and family, spent five days at Lake Holcombe, Wis., over the Fourth of July weekend. They stayed at Joe's parents' resort, fishing, swimming, and enjoying the fresh Wisconsin air. They also attended the wedding of Joe's brother, Dick, who was married tm July 1, Quite a busy weekend for some of our residents. WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING The Holiday Hills Women's Club held its July meeting last Wednesday evening at the home of Mary Ann Mahon. Several items were discussed during the business meeting. The most important items being that of ideas for money raising projects. The club has been donating funds to the association for various road projects, and now needs to replace these funds. Plans are being formulated for a garage sale in September and a bake sale in October. So don't start cleaning out that basement or closet without remembering the garage sale coming up. Many items will be needed to make it successful. Servers for Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE No Fishing On MeCullom Lake Until Next Year This is beginning to sound like a broken record, but some people seem to have to be reminded more than once that there is still to be no fishing on MeCullom Lakel The lake will be open to fishing in the spring of 1973 and the fish need all of that time to grow to maturity. Children were seen fishing at the beach and there was a group of children fishing at the boat launch area. The kids at the beach already had a bucket full of fish and the ones at the boat launch were taking immature bass. Parents please don't give your children fishing poles, yet. If everyone will be patient, there will be plenty of fish for all. There has been a lot of . time,effort and money invested in the cleaning up and stocking of McCullom^Lake. This was not done for jus) a privileged few but for all of us. RED CROSS SWIMMING LESSONS The Red Cross swimming lessons will begin Monday, July 24, Monday through Friday at the West (Herzog) Beach. The classes will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. The West beach will be closed to everyone except those taking swimming lessons, during the time of the lessons. There are still a few openings. If you haven't registered your child yet and would like to do so, registrations will be accepted on the first day of lessons, at the beach. GONE FISHIN' Dick Walinski and Lloyd Wagner put the "gone fishin" sign on the front door and took off for Wisconsin in search of the big ones over the weekend. But the big ones got away and they had to settle for the small ernes. Better luck next time. CUB SCOUT PICNIC Cub Scout Pack 351 will hold their family picnic Thursday, July 27, at McHenry Dam State the evening were Mimi DeWitt and Jo Janik. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthday to Nancy Harper on July 22, my daughter Jeannie Kellen who will celebrate her first birthday, and Joey Emmons on July 23, Robert White on July 24, Debbie Mahon and JimDowhin, Jr., on July 25, Helen , Boett­ cher, Cindy Filip, Michael Mroz and Kelly Wegener on July 26, Edward Hughes, II, and Judy Abbink on July 27, and Kenny Ledford on July 28. Happy anniversary to Ron and Dee Wegener on July 25. 385-6517 Park. The time for the picnic will be from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Each family is to bring its own food. CANDLE OCCASIONS Kathleen Jean Kreutz will add another candle to her cake on July 21. The special occasion for Rodney Emery anf Sissie Grey is July 22. Rodney will be eight years old. July 23 is a special day for Michael Clark. Lance Kuehns will celebrate on July 25. Quite a few Lakeland Parkers picked July 26 to celebrate their birthdays. Lorraine Pike, Leah NusS, Christine Sweeney* Robert Wickenkamp and Linda Meurer will celebrate on that day. Cake and ice cream are in order for Debbie Schadel and Jack Laursen on July 27. Tom Reining and Rich Reining have a circle around July 28. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE Here is the schedule for the Lakeland Park community house as of now. For in­ formation regarding the community house, call Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Sunday, July 23, Wedding Shower. Monday, July 24, Booked - 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 25 - Boy Scout Meeting 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Goodwill To Visit McHenry And Wonder Lake The Goodwill Industries truck will be in McHenry Friday, July 28, to collect repairable clothing, jhoes and housewares for the disabled trainees and employees at Goodwill, according to Mrs. Nick (Agnes) Adams, local representative. The truck also will be in Wonder Lake, Friday, July 28. Residents on the east side should call Agnes Adams and residents on the west side should call Frances Butts. For pickup arrangements, bags, club programs and in- Tax Facts Employers have an im­ portant tax deadline July 31, Roger C. Beck, district director of Internal Revenue for Nor­ thern Illinois, has announced. That will be the last day for reporting and paying both Social Security and withheld income taxes for the quarter ending June 30. Employers should report these taxes on the pre- addressed Form 941 mailed them by IRS. They have until Aug. 10 to file their returns if the entire quarterly tax liability has been deposited on time in a Federal Reserve bank or authorized commercial bank. Further information can be obtained from "Circular E- Employer's Tax Guide," Publication 15, available free at your IRS district office. Bring your Transistor! MARINE DAY PARADE with Larry Leafblad on WKRS 2 P.M. -- SUNDAY 1220 w ON THE DIAL Sponsored By ? tiVyc True Value Pharmacy • McHenry State Bank ir Wieser & Associates irSunnyside Dodge • Spurgeon's Department Store if McHenry Chamber of Commerce formation about Goodwill Industries, call Mrs. Adams. . The handicapped people at Goodwill want their friends to know they are thankful for their donations of usable clothing, shoes and housewares, which have helped the disabled people to help themselves. Repairing these contributed articles for resale has provided and will produce income to make the"' Goodwill Industries program possible. This is a good time of the year to check the closets and basements for items no longer used or outgrown. Call your local Goodwill representative for pickup arrangements and give the handicapped workers a chance to earn and learn, not charity. They only ask for the gifts of a job during the coming months. All employees it Goodwill are paid wages andfco not pay tuition. It takes over 2,000 barrels of material a year to serve one handicapped person annually. The average daily employment is over 135. A clear conscience helps you to keep cool when you are under fire. „ v WAIK.' CHESS CHALLENGE Mike Stueben, former N.I.U. chess instructor, will challenge t w e n t y o p p o n e n t s simultaneously at Hornsby's, Rte 120, McHenry. Tables will be set up for the match inside the store. Interested in­ dividuals can register to play Mr. Stueben free at the store any time before noon, Saturday (playing time). All ages are welcome. Challengers should bring their own chess sets. STATE FAIR DELEGATES - These outstanding Mcflenty county 4-H clothing project winners will model their garments at the McHenry County Fair Aug. 3 (4-H night), and this group has been chosen as delegates to the Illinois State Fair in mid-August. From left, front; Laurie Hansen; Marengo; Jennifer Sward, Harvard; Shari Reber, Crystal Lake; Cindee Hooker, Crystal Lake; Julie Bauman, Marengo. In back, Anita Hooker, Crystal Lake; Linnea Jones, Harvard; Debbie Bottle my, Genoa City, Wis., Dale Ann Nevel, Huntley; Dianne Grandt, Crystal Lake, and Joy Vyduna, McHenry. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) , c (JU 0MII LY 27 NG S00I - 28 - 29 - V. 30) GOOD/r^iAR GOODYEAR TENT SALE! TIRE & APPLIANCE BARGAINS GALORE UNDER THE BIG TOP TENT IN OUR LOT. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE -fN THE MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHenry 815-385-7300 THESE 4 DAYS ONLY-- (July 27 - 28 - 29 - 30) 9:00 AM. - 9:00 P.M. 6