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PAGE 4-ftAINDEALER-FRIDAY, AUGI 1ST 4, 1972 Holiday Hills Bonnie Kellen Marge Connell 385-6344 385-3756 J Annual Picnic Scheduled For Sunday Aug. 13 Come one, come all!!! The annual subdivision picnic sponsored by your Holiday Hills Property Owners SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER Tom Huemann Water Conditioning Sen/ice on all Makes Sales-Rental 385-3093 SALT DELIVERY SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER Association will be held on Sunday,. Aug. 13, from 12 until ?, down at the river beach on Riverview Drive. There will be games for all ages, prizes, dancing and music by a live band, food, beverages, a cake walk, and a white elephant tabic, and lots of fun and good times. It's a great way to spend an afternoon. Invite your friends to spend a day in Holiday Hills with you, and take them along to the picnic. The entertainment will be planned for you. So bring the Kids, aunts, uncles, and everybody, and have a good time. See you there! GIRLS WALLOP BOYS IN BALL GAME Last Sunday was a day to remember for many girls from Holiday -Hills. As you know, many of our young ladies have been playing softball this summer several evenings a week in the field on Lilac and Pine. Mrs. Mimi DeWitt helped organize the girls. It seems as if Bill DeWitt works with a man from Chicago who has a group of boys playing ball this summer. Word got around, and the boys from Chicago challenged our girls to a game. The big game was last Sunday, and what a game it was. In the first inning the score was 13-3; infavor of the girls, and at the game's end, the girls had proved who the better ball players were, and won the game by a score of 18-9. There were some exuberant little girls, and some very disappointed little boys. But the disappointment didn't last long, as following the game, a bar­ becue and pool party was held in the DeWitt's yard. The boys' coach, Marsh, had also brought along a trampoline for all the kids to enjoy. For the boys, the whole day was a treat. Most of them were from the loop area in Chicago, and rarely get a chance to spend a day out in the country. The kids had a great day, and Mimi reports that everyting went as smooth as Girls from Holiday Hills who were members of this "great" team were Noreen DeWitt, Priscilla Kasprzyk, Kelly Wegener, Janice Emmons, Diane Boettcher, Denise Hughes, Pat Chappel, Nancy Foreman, Estelle Foreman, Janet Szamlewski, Valerie Braun, Paula Carbone, Gina Boettcher and Sally Foreman. Congratulations, girls, and a bouquet of roses to the DeWitts for getting everything organized. WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET The Holiday Hills Women's Club will hold its August meeting on Wednesday evening, Aug. 9, at the home of Mary Ann Mahon, starting at 8:30 p.m. TRIP TO CANADA The Robert Szamlewski family of Sunset Drive recently spent 10 wonderful days starting on July 10, at a resort in Sioux Narrows, Ontario, Canada. Fishing ̂ swimming, boating, and skiing were en­ joyed by the whole family. Betty reports they did not catch any trophy size fish, but son, Jimmy, caught some really good size fish, and Cathy and Kenny caught some little petch. For Jimmy, Joey, and Janet, it was their first tune on water skite, but they did real well, and got up the first time. The highlight of their trip, at least for Betty and Bob, was the day the older children sat for the younger ones, and they could get away for a while. With thousands of islands to choose from, they chose one beautiful one, and enjoyed a day of picnicking and relaxing. While the trip was a lon^qne, 1608 miles both ways, Betty and Bob, and the children, Jimmy, Joey, Janet, Kenny, Christy, and Cathy, enjoyed it thoroughly^ and wished they could have stayed longer. Everybody has *2™ carpet ( . <. 0 U S T C M 0 R A P E R I E S Here's the difference-- we'll tell you it isn't any good. Actually, we have a new carpet for as little as $1.50 sq.yd. And under certain circumstances it will do the job you expect . . .but we'll never sell you that kind of carpet without first explaining it's limits and capabilities. That's a belief that has made us the leading carpet sales service organization in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. In our 22 years of carpet sales and service we've developed a few other ideas to make carpet shopping easier and more economicaf Things like: *A carpet showroom display ine ziant 9 ft. x 12 ft. carpet samples* *A sample check-out service *1.000 s of rolls and samples to choose from * *A cash 'n carry department *Expert cleaning * Immediate Deliver* *Guaranteed installation by our own installers* *S & H Gr^n Stamps* *Remnant and Used (trade-in) rue department* *Carpet from all of America's famous mills* Plenty of Frqe Parking* *Trainea and dedicated carpet sales consultants* We even have a custom drapery department so you can color-coordinate your furnishings. Give us a call ... we like to answer your questions. MCARPETS & RUGS Hours: Mon., Thurs., FrL, 8-^Tues., Wed., Sat., 8-5; Sun 12-5 1 200 Washington Street Woodstock, Illinois (815) 338-1000 y CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Sharon and Larry Kottke enjoyed a wonderful eleventh anniversary and spent last | weekend in Black River Falls, Wis. While there they stayed at a motel, which provided for their enjoyment, a supper club with country-western en­ tertainment every night, sauna bath, bowling lanes, and an indoor pool. Their days were spent touring the lovely Wisconsin countryside, in­ cluding an Indian Mission and other interesting sights nearby. While Mom and Dad were in Wisconsin, children, Laura and Chris Kottke, were spending the weekend in Wheeling with Bonnie and Paul Kottke. The whole Kottke family, including cousins and brothers from around the area, met at the Lake County Fair on Sunday to watch cousin Danny Kottke from Barrington compete in the 5,000 Class Tractor Pull. He won fourth place and was pretty proud, as it was his first time competing. Quite a memorable weekend for all the Kottkeg. FAMILY PICNIC The mosquitoes did their best last Sunday afternoon, and drove the party inside to the basement, but even they could not dampen the spirits of a family reunion held at the Kellen home. Bonnie's aunt, Mrs. Nell Cook, from Kissimmee, Fla., is here on a vacation, so it was a good time to get all the relatives together for a partyr There were Bon­ nie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook of Eyanston, Aunts and uncles Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook of Evanston, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kinsey of Evanston, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook of Algonquin, and cousins Gary Cook and wife, Kathy, from Chicago, Tom and Barabara Amoux and daughter Pammy, from Evanston, Debby Cook, andDavid and Pat Cook from Evanston. Also Kathy Cook's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Rittenhouse, and sister, Ann Lee, were here for the day from Evansville, Ind. Most everyone enjoyed the beach, as that was one ̂ more place to escapeimd mosquitoes and all enjoyed the food and fun of the day. BIRTHDAYSAND ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthday to Alan White and ROb Szamlewski on Aug, 7, Jay wise and John Filip on Aug. 8, Mimi DeWitt, Roberta Henke and Robert Hanke on Aug. 10, Rick Postal and Mickey Walters on Aug. 12, Mary Ann Mahon, Greg Mroz and Dawn Douglas on Aug. 15, Marjorie Wise, Mike Kathan and Vicfci Bartkus on Aug. 16. A very happy anniversary to Millie and Norm Jeschke on Aug. 15. As some of you may already know, after we have typed our news, we send it over to Millie Jeschke, who, each week, takes it down to the Plaindealer office and makes sure our column gets in every week. Millie deserves a big thank-you from all of us for her help. Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE Cheryl Stupey Wins Award In Bike Parade 385-6517 Cheryl Stupey was happy young lady Saturday, July 22. CJieryl won the top award in the 6-9 class for her decorated bike in the annual take parade. The award was presented by the Marine Festival Queen, Nancy Stetter. Cheryl's bike was decorated as the shoe for the "old lady who had so many children she didn't know what to do". won the third 2-5 year olds class. Carolyn Stupey v> place award in the: Service News Coast Guard Seaman Terence W. Wisniewski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wisniewski of 2511 S. Vaupell drive, McHenry, has completed Yeoman school at Governors Island. Yeomen perform ad­ ministrative and clerical duties aboard Coast Guard cutters and at shore stations. He is a 1971 graduate of McHenry high school. ALEXANDERS • AUTHENTIC DESIGN • MAINTENANCE FREE • • DURABLE • WEATHER RESISTANT • • EASY TO INSTALL • PREFINISHED • Enhance your home's beauty and its value too! Install pairs in just a few minutes and forget the painting . . they're prefinished for long life. Won't chip, split, crack, peel, warp or sag -- and they can't absorb or hold moisture. Simply wash clean for a fresh new look. Special color matched Price per pair. screws furnished. Specify Rough-sawn or louvre -- black or white. Sold onlv in pairs . . . . $8? PUNT SALE 2 GALLONS FOR 6 GREATEST PAINT SALE EVER! GUARANTEED OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT PICK YOUR PAINT - LATEX or UNSEED OIL SUPER DURABLE /UMUM-ZINC-LINSCCD 01 HOUSE PAINT Wt) PRims Special Limited Offeii Money Back Guarantee N9% UttEEl Ml MM! PANT 2 • 1 Coat WW Do It tw OM Nat SUPER DURABLE HmvL-ACirrucB LATEX HOUSE PAINT MYL-MITUC LATEX We have everything you need! ALEXANDER LUMBER 909 North Front 385-1424 SURPRISE PARTY A group of ladies who call themselves the "over-the-hill gang" gathered at Patricia Lasko's house to surprise Bev Hansen with a birthday get- together on Thursday, July XO. Roberta Humphrys and Louise Altergott joined celebration and happy birthday. BIRTHDAY PARTY Karen Stupey was the guest of honor at a pa jama party which was held on July 25. The occasion was Karen's twelfth birthday. .V, CANDLE OCCASIONS Carmon Hodges celebrates his birthday ori August 4. Glenn Coarson will be 5 years old, also on the fourth. Pam Mullen and Dennis Samuel Storlie share Aug. 5 as their special day. Dennis will be 4 years old. Aug. 6 is a red letter day for Bob Laursen, Jerry Sullivan, Lee Mai, Michael Pierce and Ercell Lock. Michael will celebrate his eighth birthday. Eric Michael Storlie will celdtrate his very first bir­ thday on Aug. 7. Jim Daurio has a circle around Aug. 8. Lorraine Arient, Pat Richard­ son and Robert Moore have candle occasions on* Aug. 9. Alan Meurer, Dolores Seller and Tammy Leone add candles on Aug. 10. 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. Monday - Aug. 7 - Booked -10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Tuesday - Aug. 8 - Boy Scout Meeting- 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday - Aug. 10 - Lakeland Park 4-H Club Meeting - 7:90 p.m. NAME DROPPER Heard via the grapevine that Bobby Hull of hockey fame was at a store in this area, Satur­ day. A white wool jacket, hip length, will be a favorite this fall to wear over day or evening dresses Plaids of all kinds are b e i n g u s e d f o r d r e s s e s , suits and coats. Stripes and checks also bid to be fa­ vored for fall. s stssRzasBsm From J. A. B., Brmldwood, m.: j I read recently in this column' about the Wisconsin woman that stated her father bought a shiny black Model T Ford in 1917. She mentioned he had a hard time learning to shift from first to second. But there was no second gear back then;- It went from first to high with a foot pedal. I know because I was a car deal­ er and had a 1916 Model T Ford that sold for $390.00, full price. It had to carry two spare tires, because the front wheels were smaller. When I was 15, I worked iq deep mines for $1.00 per 8-hour day and sometimes had to walk six miles each way when the roads were icy. I also dug graves and covered the same for $4.00 when the weather was sometimes 28 below zero. I recall a funeral procession that had to use a bob­ sled, because we had to drive over 4 to 5 feet of snow, which had a frozen crust only 5 inches deep on top. If horses would have broken through they would have frozen to death, because there was no snow removal equipment, only men with shovels^ (Sond contribution, to thi, cohtmn to TKo OM Timor. Boa Ut, Frankfort, Ky. 40*01.) Swimming Pool Chemicals From The People Who Sell POOLS! muriatic Acid . Gal. $|75 Algaecide Quart V9 Gal. HARD WATER? Iron Remover 3 Lb, 325 "Fitter Aid" To Clear Up Cloudy Water 2 Lbs. |£95 HTH Granular Chlorine 5 Lbs, 13^9 \ BROOKWOOD GARDEN CENTER 4505 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, III. 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