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Page Fourteen* ' * * * • v rs ^ ^ » - ! ~*.y A Ca. _2 -- ' ' ' " ' " v - - , • '•t- HP! Lakeland Park v by Dorothy Uttich m. Car 8 tickers Will be given out to those mem* bers of the LPPOA who have ALL their dues and assessments paid You won't want to miss getting one so do check with your block captains or treasurer, Helen Strandquist. 1900 and find out if you are eligible for one. What No Singers? Wally Laurence is still waiting for YOU to call if you are interested in doing some Christmas carolling. The response has been very p6or and if this week doesn't bring better results the carolling project will be shelved. Don't take it for granted that Wally knows you want to sing . . . pick up. the phone right now and call him at 2111-M. Reminder Tonight is the regular monthly meeting'*5 for the Lakeland Park Woman's club. This will be an important meeting as the by-laws (revised edition) \|ill be read and passed on,'The co-chairmen of the ways and means committee would also like to have as many ticket returns made as possible. If you j need more tickets you can also get them at the meeting tonight. As usual the meeting will be at 8:30 p.m. 323 Home avenue. Be sure to be there! All boys who had uniforms were inspected for neatness and to see if all insignias were sewed in the proper places. While the boys were going through inspection the parents had an opportunity to wander around and look at all the different things that the cubs had made. aw given out. For each Ten elective, credits a boy does, he receives one arrow point. His first arrow point in any rank is gold and all additional ones he earns in the same rank are silver. Ten elective credits are also needed to receive one silver arrow. Awards were given to Edward Ozog, Allen Raiford, Dale Marzano, and Michael Sullivan. Parents attending were W. Woods, Mr. Ozog, Mrs. M. Raiford, Mrs. Sullivan and Mr; and Mrs. C. Davis. Next pack meeting is Dec. 23. . • Confusing, Isn't It? Are you wondering what gives? It seems as though a number of people are wondering just WHO does write the Lakeland Park news column. I talk about calling news in and then Marge Casey and Dolores Rogers names appear on the column. The girls did the column for several weeks, but then were unable to keep it up, so since then I have been back doing it. It's just been an oversight that the name change hasn't been made before this. Do call in some news. As you can see not much news was called in this week and I just didn't have the time to give you all a call . so short column. Classified Ads are Read by Everyone! Snow Ball Start the Christmas season off .with a ball! Lots of fun and an evening of gala dancing awaits you on Saturday, Dec. 7 at the second annual Snow Ball. Only two more days to get your tickets if you haven't already done so. The word we get0 via the grapevine is that just EVERYONE is planning on coming so don't be left out. We'll be seeing you then on Saturday night--9 p.m. at the American Legion home. - The park committee hopes to have an additional attraction at the Snow Ball dance. They are hoping to be able to unveil a scalc model of our community' house. Don't miss seeing it. Cub Scout News The monthly pack meeting was held on Monday, Nov. 25 at the American Legion clubhouse.. The theme for November was inspection and achievement show. Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerambio were hosts on Thanksgiving daV to Mrs. Gerambio's parents" Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Gardner of Chicago. Len and Vicki Bottari helped Len's folks, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bottari of West Shore Beach, polish off their Thanksgiving turkey. ' Helen and Larry Strandquist spent Thanksgiving day with their daughter and family, the Martin Mahoneys. The Bernie Laurence family journeyed to Chicago to Mary's parents, the Martin Nimeths, for the Thanksgiving holiday. Virginia and Ray Grote invited the Glen Uhles to share their turkey. Yours truly and family were guests of the Hahn family in Chicago for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glorch celebrated Thanksgiving day by entertaining their two sons and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Glorch and sons, Larry and Donald, from Lakeland Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glorch and son, Gordon, from Chicago. Another celebration was in order too, as the day was also little Gordon's first birthday. He kept all the big Glorchs amused as he went through the antics of blowing out that one little candle. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says PLUM8ER) License oocroa'a LtcfNse SARBCR'S LtccNse =r§ --9 --9 Con you nam* any trad* or profession, wrapt teaching, whm roquirtmtnls for a llconso or ctrtlflcato would bo lowered bocauio of shortages? How important art your children? 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