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^ Pige t^^1***^"' Lakeland Park f By Jetta Gleeson 'and Dorothy Uttlch (ttiiiiiiiminwiiiiii!iimiiii,iii!iin,i!iii •Forward March! Let's all get on our community house project. The very first step is to get your community house assessment in to the block captains. This will be our first large scale venture and it will require full cooperation from ALL. Don't b© a slacker! Support your community endeavors. Committee Meeting The ways and means committee of the Lakeland Park Woman's club will have their first meeting tonight--Thursday, May 16 at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Roy Meineke. Claris will be made for the coming year's schedule. All members of this committee are urged to attend. munion at St. Mary's church on Sunday, May 11. Afterwards the Linnanes celebrated this occasion along with Mother's day by having a big feast for Mrs. Ann Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Linnane, both from Chicago, and Mr, and Mrs. Michael Walsh from Mundelien. The Sullivans also celebrated the two occasions with a dinner. Billy's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William McClelland and his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Andrew? of Round Lake came to join the Sullivans. urday night, May 11 for another evening of vigorous square-dancing. Mary Laurence was appointed chief disc jockey as she could not join in the dancing because of the recent surgery on her arm. After they could dance n# more, the squares enjoyed delicious barbecue sandwiches served by Betty Laurence who was hostess for the evening. Mary and Bernie Laurence, Wally and Betty Laurence. Rose and Chuck Kluk, Dorothy and Bud llttich, Ray and Virginia Grote, Jetta and Tom Gleeson, Florence and John Svitanek and Floyd and Ann Leigh were the promenadersi Correction! In listing the names of the various committees of the Woman's dav. the seventh, club last week, Pat Linnane and Elmira Kujak's names got lost in the shuffle. They are chairman and co-chairman respectively of the entertainment and refresh- Happy Birthday To Eddie Anderson who celebrated his eleventh birthday i little early. He was guest of honor at a party in his home on Sunday, the fourth although his birthday was not until the following Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schw.ebl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmidt and children, Joe Szbenski. Judy Kouth. Mr. and Mr«=. Phillip . Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Boys Don't forget the baseball meeting on Saturday, May 18, at 5 p.m. Our Sympathies Are extended to Stan Lezak whose brother, Casimer Lezak of Chicago, died on May 1. ment committee, with Helen Midge Rybak and family and Joan Haynes Tee Bujak, Betty Boch- i Ryba*< came to partake of the deman, Dolores Belahlavy, Lucille ' Jones and Mary Deja serving on the committee with them. Two Christenings Little Patti Lynn Laursen baby daughter of Bob and Gayle Laursen, was baptized into the Methlicious barbecue dinner plus cake, and ice cream served by Mrs. Anderson. Bridge Ann Leigh walked off with first prize and Dorothy Uttich second at the Thursday night bridge club. Holding out for booby was odi* church this pas, Sunday, j ^ Qu^r Hi,eSs for the May 11, with Bernard Laursen and Karen Thoresen as godparents. Patti looked very fetching in the traditional long white dress which has been in the family for quite some time. She was honored at a party afterward with her godparents, her paternal and maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Laursen, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thorensen and Mrs.- Lillian Hubbard as guests. 1 month old Kathleen Campo, daughter of Chyck and Grace Campo was christened Sunday, May 11, at St. Mary's Catholic church with Robert Campo as the godfather and Penny Campo as the proxy godmother. Angela Mc- Intyre, the baby's godmother, was unable to attend. Kathleen was guest of honor at a dinner in Her home later with her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campo, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campo ^nd George Domain as guests. evening was yours truly, (Dorothy). Calories were forgotten as the bridge enthusiasts sat around the table sampling cherry pie alnmode and exchanging neighborly chit-chat. Square-Dancing The Squares met again on Sat- Comings and Goings The door of the Haynes home is still swinging as Mrs. Richard Pacholski and son Michael of Lemon t are house guests. Recently the Bill Haynes joined in helping Judy Wickline of Downers Grove celebrate her first Communion. Judy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wickline had twenty-eight out for a family dinner. After the dinner party the guests all went to the home of Bill's mother, Mrs. Fred Fiorelli to continue the party. Mother's Day guests at Herb and Marge' Dent's were their daughter, Mrs. Gene Purcell and son Billy of Niles. The Larry Strandquist family spent the day with the Larry Strandquist, Jr., family in Wheaton on Mother's day. Guests at fhe Jerry Rogers on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. August Coutri. Rctd the Want Ads First Communion Our congratulations to Michael linnane and William Sullivan who received their first Holy Com- % tyour *}ttca*ne (fyuvtaateed ? Chances are you have your property insured to the hilt. But what abdut your income? As important as it is to have your possessions adequately covered against loss, it's even more important to own insurance that will replace your salary in case of sickness or accident. Although it is impossible to prevent sickness and accidents, income replacement is available. Won't you let me tell you about our non-cancellable policies? You'll be glad you did. No obligation, of course. GERALD J. LARKIN THE MCHENSY Ttoursday;May 1$, !? 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