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Honor Retiring Teacher • l»A4*K I) I'l^INHI-.AI.l-.lt WKHNKMi' LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES -fMon itor Nocturnal Habits CofolComlnsky 365-7246 Qf yyj/J J\njmals June 10 LLPPOA Malls Parking Stickers The Lakeland Park Property Owners association has just rocoivod tfB parking stickers from the printer. They are being put in the mail right now so you should receive yours soon if you are a member. No cars will be lowed away before all the stidtars are leceived. If you haven't received yours by next week you can caO Ame Moore, ft or Sharon Gacek, 365- 3777 any evening. Ron •enee (Hay) and co-workers at the first ai the McHenry Coantry dab. successful teaching career. i center, receives the coapal taaal spring dinner for MCHS employees, heM at Mrs. Hack retires this year after a long and When Kay Huck retired from her teaching career at McHenry high school this year, she was completing 22 years of dedicated service to hundreds of area students. Although the dinner was the first of annual spring gatherings for MCHS employees, the occasion drew an exceptionally large crowd for the purpose of recognising one of the school's best loved and most efficient teachers. Marty Sobczak, past president of the McHenry High School Teachers association, presented her with a the in- TP eluded on this honor roll. A certificate of recognition for her contributions to education was presented by Supt. Robert from the N plaque to hug in the school listing i names of retired teachers to be ational Secondary School Principals. The guest speaker, Reg Wehver, president of the Illinois Education association, gave her a "Certificate of Outstanding Service to United Teaching Profession" from the IEA and NEA A cassette tape recorder given to her by the Teachers association was returned to the school by Mrs. Huck for use in the East campus Audio Visual department. GRANDPARENTS and Barb Meurer became grandparents again when their son John and Ms wife Evelyn announced the birth of-their first son on May 22. They named the 7 lbs., • oat., baby John Joseph. Four-year-old Tina anxiously awaited her new baby brother at their home in Albany, Ga. The infant a too has a great grand­ mother living in McHenry, Mrs. Florence Meurer. WATER REMINDER All residents of Lakeland Park should have received a letter from our water company by now. If you didn't get one, it said that during the Meadow lane project there may be times our water will be shut off or we may experience low pressure. If this happens, we are to boil our drinking water for three minutes. If you have some empty containers, it would be to flu them now with water and wise you wi boiling wouldn't have to worry about "German Research" Topic For Genealogical Society "German Research" will be the topic discussed by Gisela Ohlrich, a native of Germany, at the monthly meeting of the McHenry County Genealogical society. The meeting will be Thursday, June 10, at 7:30 p.m. at the Grace Lutheran church, Woodstock, in the Fellowship hall. Mrs. Ohlrich will give a brief overview of the history of Germany from about 1800 to the 1850's, providing some of the reasons why these immigrants left their homeland and came to a new country to make a new start. She will provide in­ formation on whom to contact and where to write for records in present day Germany. The society is sponsoring a two-hour program of "An Introduction to Genealogy" at each of, tWe'Jcbunty libraries during thfc months 6t June, July and August. Betty Massman, education program director, will give a brief outline on how to get started in * genealogy and some of the basics like how to fill out the various forms and charts, the use of vital records and census reports, etc. This will be a fine opportunity to find out more about this fascinating hobby and it is free. The June schedule is as follows: June 9, Nippersink district library, 10306 Main street, Richmond; June 23, Algonquin Area district, 115 Eastgate drive, Algonquin; June 30, Woodstock public library, 414 Judd street, Woodstock. In July, on the 7th, at Marengo public library, 118 E. Washington, Marengo; the 14th, Grove Public library, 306 Lincoln avenue, Fox River Grove; the 21st, McHenry County college (lounge), Rt. 14 and Lucas road. Crystal Lake; and on the 28th, McHenry public library, 1011 N. Green street, McHenry. Crystal Lake; the 11th, Cary public library, 255 Stonegate road, Cary; 18th at Delos F Diggins public library, 101 Church boulevard, Harvard. SCHOLARSHIPS Two students from East campus, Annette Koscher and Michele Smith; and Rich Miller from West campus will be going to Whitewater, Wis., in August. These three kids won scholarships to attend the college to learn more about journalism. Annette and Rich were chosen for the fine work they do on their school newspapers and Michele wis chosen for the great job she does on the yearbook. These students expect to learn much about the field of jour­ nalism and Annette promises to share everything she learns with me. TEACHERS GET BREAK . If you were outside yesterday as were returning home v I'm sure you could hear the sounds of kids cheering. I'll bet some of the teachers were cheering too, ready for -a few months of relaxation. It's that time of year again when we'll see kids everywhere we turn. If your children are like mine, complaining there to nothing to do after a few days home, • send them to the park or pool. The park district has manyjlne programs e summer. For more informatfti^ you can call the Department of Parks and Recreation, 344-3300. HAS BIRTHDAY Matthew Schwartz turned U years old June I. He celebrated his special day with his dad by going out for dinner then going to see the movie "Rocky 3". lie will be celebrating again this week when he has a bunch of.friends over for a dhmpout party. Hope it doesn't rain that night. BIRTHDAYS Debbie Rathman becomes a teenager on June 6. Steve Plucinski will hear the birthday song on the 10th. June 11 to the day Marge Franklin and Don Praxak add another year. Best wishes are sent to Mickey Gladman and Tommy Daurio on the 12th. Doris Boelter and Julie Blisnik will celebrate June 13. Jesse Bean will be five years old June 14, snd he celebrates with Paul and Kim Cynowa, Greg Vogei and Mrs. Fred Street. Very specisl wishes go to June Mueller snd Jaime Rous on June IS. ANNIVERSARIES It will be three years of wedded bliss for Herb and Toni Dettmer on June 9. They will still be in McHenry then, so they can celebrste with friends snd fsmily. Another couple celebrating an anniversary are Kasper and Lucille Vann on June 15. An evening stake out to monitor the clandestine nocturnal activities of wild animals alleged to frequent the Piscasaw North Conservstion site near Chemung will be carried out under the direction of Ranger K.A. Gora of the McHenry County Con­ servation district Reports to be verified involve beavers, grest blue herons, green herons, wood ducks, black crowned night herons, raccoons, pheasants, and unspecified foxes. Interested citisens are, requested to bring binoculars, field guides to the birds and mammals, and insect repellent to the parking ares On Msxon road at 7:15 p.m. on the evfrnng^Ehunds^T June 10. With an 8:15 p.m. sunset that night, this rendezvous time should allow time for a logistical briefing se before all psrticipants assumj stationary positions in waiting ^wildlife. Ranger Gora will reconvene ' observational task force by 9 p m review and interpret sightings Knee blackening substances and camouflage clothing are optional fall R7H-4431 or *ni5» XM I4H '» lor further details Ask to speak with c - 2 1 . i Band Opens New Sfason Vocalist Caroline Strunc will be featured when the McHenry city stage band opens its season of summer concerts in the Pearl street park Thursdsy, June 10, st 8 p.m. Old favorites to be inch* "Fly Me To The Moon", "I'i Working On The Railroad" and Soul". Other selections are "Watermelon Man", "Dreamsville", "Hay Bur­ ner", "Bossa Niccasa", "Dixieland" and "In The Mood". ° COMPLETES BASIC Army Reserve Pvt. John D. Gslvin, son of Ghetta I. Pelka of 1115 S. Hilltop, McHenry, has completed basic training st Fort Knox, Ky. During the training, students received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. 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