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West Shore Beach CONNIE SCHMIDT 0 385-784) Property Owners Rummage-Bake Sale, June 23 The West Shore Beach Property Owners' Association with the help of the Women's Auxiliary will hold its annual rummage-bake sale at 5412 W. Orchardway Drive from 10 a.m. until? Any ladies from the subdivision are asked to please contribute bakery goods to be delivered or picked up on Friday June 22. If pick-up service is desired contact Mrs. Helen Mohlman at 385-8798 or Mrs. Dolores Jaburek at 385- 5061. We need the support of the community to contribute any clothes, furniture, dishes, etc., in order to make this a good money making project. Pteasea spring clean your house nd\y and rid yourselves of unwanted materials. If any help or assistance is needed to deliver your goods call me or Mrs. Dolores Jaburek. Please tell your neighbors about the rummage sale as some do not always have the chance to read the paper. ASSOCIATION MEETING The West Shore Beach Property Owners Association met at the beach on June 9 to discuss subdivision problems, A bid for the road repair work was given and money will be allotted for patching and grading the roads. Those who attended included: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mohlman, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Knaack, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kidd, Mrs. Giddings, Mrs. Radlein, Mrs. Jaburek, Mrs. Dignan and Joe Finiello. Brought up were unpaid association dues. There are twenty-three permanent residents from this subdivision who have not yet paid their $20. In addition it was stated that the lettering for the sign was completed by Mrs. Doris Moore and will be put up on Or­ chardway entrance. Lastly, the rummage-bake sale date was set for June 23 in conjunction with the ladies club. Please try to help out on Saturday by contributing any rummage- bake goods or your time. We need you. WEDDING LUNCHEON Mr. and Mrs.- Henry Aissen "celebrated their recent marriage at the McHenry Country Cluti with thirty-five invited guests. Katherine's son, Peter Marich, and his wife Marge flew in from Clear­ water, Fla., for the happy occasion. Another son, Milan, and his wife, Sharon, traveled from Hoffman Estates. In addition Henry's son and two daughters attended the lovely affair. Many friends some of whom included: Martha Dignan, Joe Finiello, Dorothy Wendt, Ann Garrelts, Mr. and Mrs. James Kenton wished the couple well. Also some of Henry's fellow workers enjoyed Remodeling? Adding A Room? BRUCE genuine RANCH PLANK FLOOR for much less than a good wall-to-wall carpet! j , $180.00 for 12'X 12 room (Including waste) $1 25 Per s(iuare f°°t $11.25 Per stiuare vard (Not including wast© • Real Factory-set dark pegs toler*nce) • Patented factory finish --low, low maintenance • No mess or dust in house from sanding, finishing • Medium or dark finish to choose from • Real Planks in alternating IW and V-k" • From Bruce--World's largest in hardwood floors (Prices includes all but a 5% cutting waste) ANELING LUS 907 IT. Front St. (Rte. 31) McHenry 385-5511 HOURS: M on.-Sat. 8-5:30 Friday til 9 Sunday 10*2 the luncheon along with his boss and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gullang. It was nice everyone could attend the wedding celebration as the bride and groom cer­ tainly appreciated the host of fine people. HI NEIGHBORS Welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mohlman, Jr., to West Shore beach. Pat and Bill who were recently wed spent their honeymoon in California ex­ ploring San Francisco and many coastal cities. Upon returning they took up residence on the top of Alton road and are waiting for their home near the beach to be completed. We're tllad vou came! Welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wahl to our subdivision who also were recently wed. They are making their new home at the bottom of Highland Drive. Jan and Ken have two ad­ ditional occupants - their beautiful cats! Everyone wishes to say a friendly hello. SUMMER TRIP The Dan Russell family traveled to Monroe Center to visit Aunt Helen Luby and saw Great-Grandma and Grandpa, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norton. They then drove to Mammoth Caves National Park, Ken­ tucky, to camp and enjoy the hot weather. Childreii Dam.y. Larry. Gary and Jamie especially liked the boat trip on the Green River and the touring of the caves. The family cer­ tainly had a wonderful vacation and enjoyed some relaxation. RECYCLING REMINDER On June 30 the glass and tin can drive will take place at the McHenry Market Place. Bring any newspapers or goods to 5407 Highland Drive before that Saturday. We need volunteers and the use of a pick-up truck. Please call me if you can help us at all. PERSONALS Darin Jaburek celebrated a happy birthday on June 6. Little Lisa Kav Moore PAGE 5-PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1973 VISITS CAMPUS Charles Doran, 1605 N. became 4 years old on June 10. She enjoyed the day with Great Grandma Geanopulous; Aunt Sharon and Uncle Bruce; Aunt Jeannie and cousins. Shannon, John, Mike. Shawn. Kelley and John; friends Dominic and Deanna; brother. Jimmy, and of course mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore. Also little Jamie Russell became a big four with his birthday on June 14. The flags were flying! Today June 20 Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Schmidt are remem­ bering their wedding an­ niversary. Hope all Dads had a good Father's Day! Riverside drive, McHenry, was among some 400 young men and women who visited the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison during the ; past week to begin registration ' for University studies to be_j tarted with the opening of the niversity's school year in k August. The young people are*1 taking advantage of the^ University's summer advising-" orientation program for new a freshmen and also for ad- • vanced standing and in- tercampus transfer students. 1! i\ To smart women, men are a solution, not a problem. "V'SPONSORS CIRCUS-It's that time of the year and the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers circus,the world's largest, is coming to Crystal Lake Aug. 19. Trained wild and domestic animals featured in this year's edition include Dave Hoover's lions and tigers; Fred Logan with three herds of performing elephants; Jack Joyce and his famed animals-zebras, camels, llamas, ponies, donkeys, dogs and monkeys; Mr. Heavy and his Pork Chop revue, trained pigs; and the Saurez family with their horses thrill with lightning displays of bareback and comedy riding. The three rings under the Big Top will be located at Manor and Three Oaks road at 2 and 5:30 p.m. sponsored by Lake Region Y's Men's club. Free calliope concerts precede the opening of the big circus sideshow one hour before circus' show time. PS «L | it * m mm vj Kodachrome Color Film Reg. 1.67 CARTRIDGE daylight cooler ,pac,ty keePs contents cooler, longer. Strong bail type handle. Styro Cups Insulated plastic reusable or disposable cups. Ideal for picnics. Olympian" Room-Size Rug Res. (Q) O "F ,8-87 7,Jf/ Tweed.°Ore«es'up patlo'o'r an""' SWpe p 10 or any room. 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