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iursday, August 30, 1956 ~ . THE IkRY PLAINDEALEH V' v Pmga FiitMl Lakeland Park- By Jetta Gleeson and Dorothy Utticb ^llllS!I!l!l!IIlilinilIlilIIII!lllll!lll!lll!ll|||!lll!|||!|||||!|:i!l!|||!|||i|!|l|lllilllllillllllll!III!)IIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllIIII!lllltllllll!lllll!tll!l!lllllil!l!l!l!lllll!j!l!ll|P The members of the board of iriirectors of the Lakeland Park Vroperty Owner's association r. held their, regular bi-monthly meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 21. John Ahrens was appointed ways and means coordinator, ^lis duties will be to coordinate all activity begun by various committees in the organization. Nearby organizations which plan events that require cooperation of residents of Lakeland Park jgfiould check with John to avoid any conflict in time or activity. Floyd Leigh was appointed chairman of the park committee. Any suggestions for the park area should be made to him. Sportsman Club Netvs The membership quota is rapidly being filled fq^ controlled shooting. There are still a jiew memberships open and any- *frie interested in controlled shooting will have until Sept. 1 to join. For further information call 1921 or 1922. The clearing of the two creeks to increase the flow of water into the lake is progressing and will continue on Saturday, Sept. 1. A' .large working party is needed for this project and the Committee will appreciate all the help they can get. This will improve the swimming and fishing, so all residents around the ing the ten to twelve week course given in Woodstock through the winter. Mrs. Phiney, of the Red Cross, donated five life guard jackets and the life guard stands will be completed this spring. The life guards are now busy learning the "proper care and handling of a boat. Christinas Is Coming The Krater's garage is beginning to look like Santa's shop itself. Although we haven't seen any busy little elves, somebody has certainly been active in getting the place in readiness for the Toy Fair to be held Sept. 7, 8, 9 and 14, 15, 16 from 9:00 a.m." until (?). Personalized Christmas cards will be on sale also to help along your early Christmas shopping. ,v Orders will be taken oh these dates with discounts ancj a small down payment. The balance should be paid on delivery. The LPPOA is sponsoring this to help Sartta as well as their own funds. , Family Reunion The A1 Kujak home was bursting at its seams with fun and people this past Sunday when their family and relatives came bringing food and good cheer for a big family reunion. The funloving group gathered in the lake will benefit from the re- j yard to play such hilarious suits. The volunteers for the games as the three-legged pace. working party from Lakeland Park will meet at the Strandquist residence at 9 a.m., 503 Shore Drive. Please wear boots and bring your shovel. Put aside this date, Sept. 2. ifhis is the date for the Fishing "kodeo. The prizes that are to be awarded should delight any fisherman -- spinning rod, reel and the like. Woman's Club The monthly meeting of the Lakeland Park Woman's Club will be held on Thursday, Sept. 6, 8 p.m., 504 Shore Drive. TTie ^>y-laws will be read at this ^neeting. Let's have a big turn-' out. Lifeguard Training Course The weather conditions were not favorable for our seven life guards to take their Red Cross tests this past week. They were given a land drill and it was decided that all of them would complete their training by takand throwing balloons filled with water contest and they topped the day with trying their prowess in the sack races. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoppe, Bruce, Susan and Gail; Mr. and Mrs. John Ford, Carol, Joan and Robert; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ford and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Donarski, D.arlene and Nordene; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin t>onarski; Mr. and Mrs. Virfce Mikosz. Linda, Donny and Janice and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Donarski. Joan Dropinski, who'had been visiting the Kujaks this week ended her vacation here at this time. Come As You Are If your hair was combed or if you wore makeup, you wouldn't have fit in at the Come As You Are Breakfast, Marge Franklin sprung on a few friends oh Thursday, Aug. 23. Those seen slinking through the Franklin front door at 8:15 a.m. - r. w You can live like a millionaire! at MrHenry Shores for xity rent. Your friends will envy your rambling modern ranch home with lnxnrious features seldom fouad under 125,000.00. See it now. * Mahogany paneled living room • Huge stone fireplace--from floor to ceiling ° 4 big picture windows--beautiful view ° Big dining room ° Sclecl oak floors • Ceramic tile bathroom, colored fixtures * 29 feet of natural knotty pine kitchen cabinets • Attached garage with overhead door * Automatic, forced hot air, gas furnac* Beautiful Sites Worthy of Your Luxury Home! Secluded by wooded rolling hills on three sides and the scenic Fox River on the cither. Private beach and pier rights. A few blocks from shopping centers, churches and schools. Gracious Living and Year 'Round Fun 135 miles of magnificent Chain O' Lakes waterway to play in and on for all the days of your life. You'll find fishing, hunting, riding, golf, tennis, all sports, dancing, social activities, fraternal groups, and wonderful friendly neighbors at yonr front door or a few minutes away. Breathe the fresh air. Lira longer and enjoy life. 87 CHICAGO DRAINS 4wUU DAILY FROM McHENRY AND CRYSTAL LAKE Starts You YOU GET . . . beach and pier privileges the day yoa make roar down payment-- •o don't delay*. Open Until Dark Every Day Take any road to Rodte 31. Take 31 to one mile south of McHenry and follow our signs to the model home described above. were Elaine jett, Lee Glorch, Edna Friendell and Dorothy Meineke. We didn't hear who got the prize for the "best?" dressed but we did hear competition was keen. What 1 want to know is how come no one ever gets invited to these when they are at their best. ' Big Blow-Out A triple birthday celebration was held at the Krater home on Sunday, Aug. 19. when Diane Krater and her two cousins, Steven Krater and Kathy Landis, each had a cake'and candles of her own to blow out-. Diane's birthday isn't until Sept. 6 but she's already had two parties. Guests at the Sunday party included Mr. and Mrs. John Landis, Johnny and Kathy, of Lombard, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krater. Phillip and Steven from Mundelien and niece, Lynn of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Krater from Villa Park. On Saturday, the 25, Diane's maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker of Chicago and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Dupon and daughter Jacqueline of Chicago came to wish Diane a happy birthday and also to celebrate Mr. Walker's 70th birthday. Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs. Horace Taylor returned Sunday from a wonderful vacation in Canada. The trip was a mixture of a little business, but mostly pleasure and .took them to Montreal, London, Kitchener, Toronto and Ottawa. The Taylors spent two weeks there and on returning homewere surprised with a visitor^ Nancy Oyen, a niece from La Cross, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. John Svitanek were very busy this past week getting a crib ready for their little Ntew City, New York guest. Ginger accompanied her parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Lagatella and grandmother, Mrs. * Ann Trazaska for -a three or four day stay with the Svitaneks. The guests list at the Radisch home this past week included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Block, of Chicago, a weekend guest, Miss Ruth Smith o£ Chicago, and Sunday visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Odis Harris and Joan Harris, and Edith McCallum, all o$ Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brennan and children Bobby and Debbie of North Oak Park stopped in for a short visit with Herb and Marge Dent on Tuesday. = The Brennans were enroute to Wonder Lake to visit with the Le- Roy McCall family. Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars Buy U {3. Savings Bonds NEW US STANDARD GRADE OF BEEF NOW ON MARKET Have you seen the new grade of beef, U. S. Standard, on the market recently? This new grade comes between U. S. Good and U. S. Commercial, says fill's. Dorothy Mclvor, University of Illinois foods specialists. $ Under the new grading sys- |cm, young beef animals with a imited amount of fattening will e graded Standard. The older nimals will still be grade<j . S. Commercial and will be ss tender than the Standard cuts. -To cook the new Standard grade beef, use moist heat and' cook slowly for a rather long time to get the most tenderness. You may want to review the grading scale used by the U. S. Department of Agriculture -- U. S. Prime, U. S. Choice, U. S. Good, U. S. Standard and U. S Commercial Prime and Choice, both tender and fattened cuts, produce most of the steaks and roasts eaten." U. S. Good, which is not so heavily fattened, is next in the scale. This new U. S. Standard^" is just below it, followed by the U. S. Commercial. m. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST Aft 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED - GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 SOUTH GREEN STREET McHENRY, ILL. For 30 years we have pleased our patrons. Why not call McHenry 10 for an appointment. PERMANENTS • $5.00 AND UP Including Styled Cut, Shampao and Hair Set Cold Waves All Work Reasonable AIR CONDITIONED DON'T FORGET WE ARE REGISTERING FOR DOOR PRIZES ON OUR 30TH ANNIVERSARY v,,s vf* M * "5 mmt T' Timi V ....v. sssaflfesswW * * W i - "" S^ - v. - * f V * ' ^ - - • : - ^ >" -,v ^ " r" The Right Decision-at the Right Time ! There is good reason why the man sitting in the beautiful motor car above looks so pleased and happy. For he has just decided to make the move to Cadillac! This, to be sure, is cause for great satisfaction in itself. For the wisdom of selecting Cadillac is undeniable. In beauty, in luxury, in performance, in everything that makes a motor car good and wonderful--Cadillac stands uniquely alone. * And not only does this gentleman know that he has made the wisest possible choice of a motor car, but he also knows that he has made it at the wisest possible time. For coming, as he did, at this particular season of the year, he was able to take advantage of some very fine and favorable circumstances. To begin with, he will be able to obtain delivery of his Cadillac after the shortest waiting period in many,, many months. In fact, it is entirely possible that he will actually be able to drive home the model of his choice. And, even more importantly, he tliscovered that Cadillac ownership has become more attractive and economical than ever before. Because of low used-car inventory-- and as a result of an effort to broaden the base of Cadillac ownership--it is currently possible to receive an unusually generous trade-in allowance. Little wonder, then, that this gentleman looks so pleased and happv--just as we know i/oti will when you get the full, wonderful facts about Cadillac today! In fact, we should like to suggest that you come in at your very first opportunity and hear them for yourself. We know you'll agree that the right decision is for Cadillac--and that the right time is now! OVERTON CADILLAC PONTIAC Co Q McHENRY'S FINEST 400 FRONT STREET McHENRY. ILL. * PHONE 17