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/AGE « - 'PLAIMIE%IJ-:K-FKID\t rHTOBfcK 1*75 Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 After 52 Years Brothers Meet At Bott Home ri\ Matt * % ;.ear old ffr Jof.r pa:d '-hero a visit fjtrmir.;. The brother? v/ v-jer. each o*her for r>2 v*=ar Matt and K%a B'J interesting M*itor P_\ a ssid the) time ar/i r*: chatting and MICHIGAN TRIP The Walinski family had themselves a fun weekend last month when they visited Dick s brother. Ronald and his wile, iackie m Micfcagar. Dick s folks went along on the tno and the:- ail had a relaxing -*€-**end D ck be*, and Linda especially er,joyed rxjating on the Detroit h. ver Re*. sa>d the nver was so narrow in spots you could almost touch Canada ar.d Detroit at the same time They also spent some time at the PROTECTING EVERY SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT MARENGO FEDERAL .. STRONG RESERVES •rm#*i4I *5 4m' I i rt: »u«tr^u- -- tzi inrtjtutiOM j* jn rstlo of fts rfin to total savings. Our reserve fund is over $3,800,(XX) -- or 9% of javirvgs. This exceptionally strong reserve position was created entirety for the benefit and protection of our savers. It is assurance that your Association is strong and able to withstand economic storms with contin­ ued safety and profitable earnings to our savers. MARENGO federal savings and loan association 20,000 200 East Grant Highway • Marengo, Illinois 60152 Phone: 815-568 7258 A $51,000,000 Mutual Association serving Northern Illinois since 1925. Michigan Sand Dunes where they all enjoyed a picnic lunch or. 'jyeir return trip home. Bev said everyone enjoyed the change, of pace weekend". SORRY GIRLS: Heard Lakeland Park ic-veiies Donna Humarwi and Pam Zimny . who were coo- 'er.ders for homecoming queen, are pieased with the student's choice of Diane Butler as queen and Steve Buss as king. All of the McHenry high school students had an exciting and fun filled weekend and Donna and Pam really enjoyed their part in the festivities' LUNCHEON OUT Three ladies had a most enjoyable afternoon recently •a hen they splurged and treated themselves to a delicious luncheon Mrs Alice Sullivan and Mrs Beverly Walinski took Mrs Billie Rogers to a local restaurant where they en­ tertained themselves with their not so routine day! CATCH ANY FISH0 Heard Lloyd Wagner and Dick Walinski had a fisher man's weekend in northern Wisconsin last- week' Wonder just how successful they were? WITH SYMPATHY i Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to Mrs Marion Duffy and sons. Daniel and George, at this time of their loss. Jim Duffy 42 died while un­ dergoing very serious surgery . Mr Duffy was formerly a Chicago fireman. In addition to his wife and sons he leaves his sister Wilma Atkinson, who also resides in Lakeland Park and a brother. Irwin Tovseir. of Chicago CURFEW REMINDER Now that school isl in full swing most students are obey ing the curfew laws, but just as a reminder, juveniles must be off the streets at 11 pir, Sunday through Thur­ sday unless accompanied by an aduJ' Friday and Saturday nights the curfew time is 12 midnight Parents are liable for fines should their children be picked up by the McHenry police department for curfew violatiohs OOPS! My apologies to Gladys Kopsell as she is the assistant Girl Scout leader for Troop 320'. BAND MEMBERS RAINED OUT Heard that the high school DELTA 784 SUPREME hand ventured to Northwestern University to compete in half time activities last weekend, but were rained out! In spite of the rain, the kids who went from our area still managed to h|ve a terrific time' ANNIVERSARIES THIS WEEK Jerry Rogers and his wife. Dekires. will be celebrating their twenty-second wedding anniversary tomorrow: Our congratulations to you both: Chuck and Lil Benes have Sunday for their day when they dance the anniversary waltz for the twenty-third time: And. itrs 40 years of hap piness for Sam and Joan Bucaro on Monday. Oct. 8. Congratulations: FAMILY OF THE WEEK' Meet the David Gende Family. David and Millie Gende have been residents of Lakeland Park for four years and were married just five years ago The have a three-year-old son. David, who enjoys camping almost as much as dad and mom: David works for a utility company in Mt. Prospect and Millie is occasionally called upon to substitute teach rz7, FULL 4 PLY TIRES POPULAR PRICES ON POPULAR SIZES! G78X14&15. . . *26w H78X14&15 . . . *28°° J78X14&15 . . . J30°° ALL PRICES PLUS TAX GOOD STOCK OF ANTIFREEZE McHenry Tire Mart 3931 W MAIN ST. PH. 385-0294 They are members of the property owners association and in their spare time they enjoy participating in all typ« of sports. They are avid campers and especially enjoy the activities associated with camping. CANDLE OCCASIONS Today Joseph Gagnon celebrates his birthday and shares it with Melody Pat­ terson who will blow out three candles or her cake' Tomorrow Keith Schaedel celebrates his birthdav. Virginia Hodges and Michele Koch will blow out their candles on Oct. 7. Mon- dav. Oct 8. Gene Mullen. Dorothy Morgenson and Pam Krasucki celebrate their bir­ thdays. Tuesday. Oct. 9, Susy Wickenkamp. Debbie Mc­ Carthy and Janet Weber will celebrate: John Johnson. Michael Jensen and Jim Miskovic share next Wed- nesdav for their day: Record Number Students Enroll In State School Fifty-five students from McHenry and the surrounding area are listed among the record number of students who have enrolled this fall at the University of Illinois at Ur- bana-Champaign Those from McHenry are: Dianne R Alvord. Daniel W. Benkert. Kenneth E Blake. Kurt L. East on. Alan F. Estis, Lee A Hahn. Thomas S. Knaack. Barbara J Kolb. Francis J McDonough, Randall A Mencel. John E Morrison. Debra Virgens, Michael R Whitehead. Kathleen S. Alford. Edward J Anderson. David A Baer. Mark F Bartos. Cathie Ann Becker. Rae Dee Beno. Terry L. Beno, Karen R Blake. James S. Blundell. Jeffrey M. Brody, Donna J. Castle. Elizabeth C. Cole, William Conrades III, Bruce Kerr Davis, Diana L. Easton, Sherry S. Etten, Vernon J Ficken. Kenneth J. FreuncT Catherine A. Marchi, Peggy O'Halleran, Stephen R. Ortman. Edward L. Schmitt, Terrence J Schmitt, George B. Shelton and Leo J. Thompson. Also: Cynthia Chvatal, Pamela A. May and Patricia Mullarkey of Richmond; Margaret L. Gardner of Solon Mills and Karyl L. Koepke, George Richardson and Peter K. Richardson of Spring Grove. Also, from Wonder Lake: Second Annual Workshop Hold For Pro-Schoolers The Crystal Lake Nursery Schools: Friendship House, Methodist Nursery, Little School and Thunderbird hasted their second annual pre-school workshop for teachers of young children in and around McHenry County recently. Joining the Crystal Lake Nursery Schools were: Cary Country Pre-School; Kids Unlimited and The New School both of Woodstorck; Huntley Nursery School; Cooper Kiddie College in McHenry; and Peppermint Stick Nursery School in Grayslake. Twelve primary teachers from District 47 also participated. This year's half-day workshop was directed by a creative and dynamic team of teachers from Harvard. This team: Judy Brien, Bonnie Cornue and Kathy Robson have developed their own ungraded, individualized program and are in demand now for workshops because of the innovative and creative materials they have made for their children to usp Sixty teachers worked en­ thusiastically with this team on language and math activities and created their own learning materials and teaching aids to take back to their respective schools. New Film Have you heard about the new British science-fiction movie? You can tell it's British because the Martians all carry umbrellas. Larry D. Church, Jay M. Crist j, Lee A. Cristy, Cheryl Elbersen, David A. Elder, David E. Gustafson, Francis G. Higgins, Jr., Patrick J. Higgins, Mark J. Pittman and Jay H. Young. Although the final enrollment figure was not known pending the tabulation of out of state students, enrollment during the regular registration period was at a record high, and a heavier than normal number of late registrations was expected to push the final count to several hundred more than the previous high of 34,018 students reached in the fall of 1970. 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