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Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 Swimming Lesson Dates Changed To July 29-Aug. 9 All residents should be aware hat the dates of the Red Cross Swimming Lessoas have been •hanged and are now scheduled or July 29 through August 9. Classes will be held Monday hrough Friday during the norning hours and it is necessary that the West Beach be closed to all other swimmers except those children taking lessons at their specified time. Children can still register for the lessons to be taught by Donna Humann by telephoning the Humann residence <385- 1605) and speaking with either Donna or her mother, Carol Humann. Donna has asked that I remind swimming students that just because they have passed beginner swimming lessons is no reason to think that they have learned all their potential will allow. There are several openings in the Junior Lifesaver and Senior Lifesaver classes and those of you who would like to further your knowledge of swimming are asked to phone for registration information A WEDDING! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagnon are happy to announce the marriage of their grandson Roy W. Ketcher of Chicago to Mrs. Rose Marie Jacobi of Hillside. The lovely ceremony took place at 11 a.m. on July 4 at St. Domitala's Catholic church in Hillside. This was a very proud day for Joe Gagnon not only because he's Grandpa, but because he was his grandson's best man. The bride's twelve-year-old daughter, Kathy, was maid of honor and the bride was escorted down the aisle to the altar by her eleven-year-old son Tom. Two days later, on July 6, a picnic reception was held for several guests in the garden of the bride's Hillside home. All the delicious food was especially prepared by the groom, who is a gourmet cook. Everyone had a marvelous time and our best wishes are extended to the new Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ketcher. P.S., Grandpa says there is no generation gap in his family! BOWLING NEWS Officers of the Lakeland Park Fun League would like to let all you bowlers know that there are still several openings for the 1974-75 league. The bowlers meet every other Saturday night at 10 p.m. at the McHenry Recreation Bowling alley. The season opening night this year is Sept. 7. Any couple who would like to . bowl as a member of a team with this mixed league should telephone the league secretary Joan Apel (385-1347) or the league president Richard -; Mercure (385-4905) for further information. Other officers for the new season are Tom Connors, vice-president, and Darlene Michaelson, treasurer. FLORIDA VACATION When Richard and Helga • Broemm stepped off the airplane at O'Hare field last Friday night they were pleased to be greeted by their daughter, Denise, and her husband, Duane Winn. The young couple especially pleased Mom by giving her a pretty bouquet of flowers to welcome her home. Mr. and Mrs. Broemm spent two weeks in sunny Gainesville, ^ Fla., where they were guests at the home of Louise Teichman. One of the many places of interest they visited was Silver Springs where they enjoyed their ride in the klass bottom boat. Helga wrote home that she enjoyed shopping and that they both enjoyed their relaxing visit to Cedar Keyes on the Gulf of Mexico. Duane and Denise are glad to have Mom and Dad back home and are happy their dog sitting days are over, at least until dad and mom take their next fun trip! RECUPERATING Friends and neighbors who have wondered where that smiling face of Mrs. Dorothy Meineke has been hiding lately should know she's a patient at Woodstock hospital Mrs. Meineke entered the hospital about three weeks ago for scheduled surgery and some serious complications developed and emergency surgery was performed. After several days in intensive care the family is delighted to say she is coming along nicely now. She will spend the next few months recuperating and I'm sure she's ready to receive some cheery mail now from all her friends in the area. We sure hope you'll soon be well again. VACATION'S OVER The Treadwell famiiy just returned from their vacation that this year took them to several towns here in Illinois and in Missouri. First stop was Bloomington where they visited briefly with Penny's aunt and uncle and met her cousin's spouse. The next day took Jerry, Penny, Susan and Patty to New Salem where they found the old log cabins they visited fascinating. They spent the next night in Litchfield and the morning brought them to St. Louis where they saw the arch and enjoyed a river boat ride. They all enjoyed their visit to Six Flags over Mid-America and everyone was surprised that Patty was braver than Susan when it came to exploring the many rides at this fantastic amusement park! They visited St. Louis again on their return trip home and had fun at the St. Louis Zoo and enjoyed their visit to a poplar brewery. They spent the rest of their time "away from it all" visiting Jerry's dad and his family. Francis and Georgia Treadwell were glad to have the company and all in all the Treadwells from Lakeland Park had a fun vacation this year! PAPER DRIVE Tomorrow is the third Saturday of the month and by now most of us know what that means. It's a chance to get rid of your old newspapers, bottles and cans at the recycling drive that will be held at the Our Buildings Can Grow With Your Business pre-engineered KJJU building systems CALLUS FOR THE FACTS Wm. Tonyan & Sons, Inc. 4910 W. Rte. 120-McHenry PH: 815-385-4466 -Hxrtpjtrin± PERSONAL PORTA-COOL R O O M t o R O O M AIR CONDITIONER • 4,000 BTU/HR cooling • Only 43 pounds light with built-in handle . carry it anywhere • Only 7 Amps., plugs into any adequately wired 115 volt grounded circuit • Quick Mount side panels help make installation fast and easy • Durable outdoor (weather side) case molded of LEXAN" resin CANT RUST and carries a TEN YEAR parts and service labor replacement warranty against failure due tp a manufacturing defect f • Top air discharge provides a gentle canoVv of cooling £ 4< -.?y Eight-position automatic thermostat MODEL AHTQ304FB McHenry Market Place from 9 a m until 5 p.m. Lefs all do a part fo help th^ecology drive in our county. BASEBALL NEWS Got some "current" scores from the Lakeland Park Boys and Girls Baseball Club and thought I'd pass them on to all you fans. On July 9 the A's beat the Tigers when they met at the Lakeland Park ball field by a whopping 11 points. Final score was the A's 13 and the Tigers 2 The Cards and the Cubs game was cancelled due to a wet field at McCullom Lake. July 11 the A's defeated the Cubs at the Lakeland Park field with the final score being 4-3, a close and exciting game! The Sox defeated the Tigers 6-2 at the McCullom Lake field the same Thursday evening. July 23 the A's will play the Sox at Lakeland Park and the Tigers will challenge the Cubs at the McCullom Lake Field July 25 we'll be able to see the Cards play the Sox at Lakeland Park and at McCullom Lake the Tigers will play the Cubs. The first All-Star game will be held Sunday, August 11, at 2 p.m. at the Lakeland Park field when the McCullom Lake all- stars will challenge the Lakeland Park all-stars. Mark this day of excitement on your calendar now, baseball fans, and come on out to the field and -cheer these talented kids on to victory! MOUNTAIN VACATION A post card from Colorado arrived at our home last week addressed to our children. It read, simply, "Deer Kevin Suzi Brian We love our pool and the mountains. Steph and Jen." And that about sums up the very restful and relaxing vacation Jerry and Elaine Worth enjoyed with their daughters, Stephanie and Jennifer, in Colorado. The family found cabin dwelling fun and had beautiful weather for their sixteen day vacation to an area just outside the Rocky Mountain National Park The pool was enjoyed by all and the girls were getting braver each day in developing their swimming talents Jerry and Elaine said they all had fun and enjoyed their visit to Colorado this year! V RETURN TO THE OZARKS Elwood and Wilma Crane arrived home last week from their ten day vacation to Branson, Mo. Cliff and Sis Wallwin of Round Lake joined them again this year for the fun and relaxation at the Ozark resort Fishing was better this year and I understand they caught several rainbow trout. While thev didn't bring them home, they did enjoy a delicious fish fry at the resort V\ilrna said they toured the I Diversity of the Ozarks and that they all found it very interesting. There is a museum 'here which the students operate in exchange for an education The couples left for their vacation on Wilma and Flwood's twenty-eight wedding anniversary which was June 29 and that was the first event they celebrated when they arrived in the Ozarks. It was one of many evenings they enjoyed on their joint vacation this year and I understand they enjoyed all the days just as much also! MISSEI>BIRTHDAYS . ; July 8 was a happy day for ( harles Campo and Brian Kreutzer Brian had three candles on his birthday cake, lerry Miller celebrated his eleventh birthday on July 9. Greg Worm and Karen Johnson blew out the candles on their birthday cakes on July 10. Hank Kf>ehl celebrated his special day July 11 Larry Glorch had a birthday celebration July 14 Bev Hromec had twelve candles on her birthday cake July 15. Last Tuesday was an exciting day for Jamie Patterson and Stephanie Rae Worth Jamie had nine candles I'VGKft t'l.AINDF on his cake and Stephanie blew out six candles on her birthday cake. July 17 was a busy birthday for our residents as Mike Koch, Dan Kamp and Karl Lense celebrated their birthday. Happy birthday to you all, just a little late! AND NOT MISSED Pam Loursen and Holly Koehl Arnold celebrate their special days tomorrow Sunday Kathy Kreutz will have twelve candles on her birthday cake. \ I KR - Finn V V, JULY 19,1*74 Monday Rodney Emery >U1 turn 10 years old and shares his day with Sissie Grey. July 23 Michael Clark will celebrate at his home and July 25 is a special day for Lance Kuehn and Karen Stupey. Hope all of you have very special birthdays this year! HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Belated anniversary wishes are extended to George and Mary Beth Heuer who celebrated their special day July 17. Congratulations to you both! .X w I i is I i m m I •Xv! :!§ $99" Lee & Ray Bectric 1005 N. Front (South Rte. 31) McHenry,III. 3850882 1 RENT A WATEI? SOFTNEH from TOM ML'EM ANN Water Condi t ioning 2103 W. Church 385-3093 Johnsburg . McHenry AT INCREASE YOUR SMOKING PLEASURE. SMOKE'n GUN TOBACCO SHOP CIGARS from io« to '1.50 We cany the finest selection of hygrade quality cigars in the area. "SAVINELLI" BRAND PIPES from >8.00 to '30.00 "UHLE'S" BLENDED PIPE T0BBAC0 in packets or tins Mon.-Thurs.-Eril 9:30-9:00 Tues.-Wed.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 2908 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY 815-385-3585 Closed Sunday /St. & McNeils "eamy-livjn1 mummer chicken special 15 PC.PRK Includes 15 pieces of delicious fried chicken, a full pint of creamy cole slaw, a pound of golden brown French Fries and 6 pipin' hot rolls. 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