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May 36. 1960 TOE McHHfRY WJUMDEALER Pag© Thirteen Lakeland Park DISPOSAL FEES. ASS'N. DOES MUST BE PAID BY MAY 31 Carole Humann EV. 6-1605 Vickey Bottari EV. 5-2262 % This is a reminder to all members who have not paid their 1960-61 dues and the fee for garbage collection for the first quarter. This amount which was due on May 1 must be paid by May 31 in order to take advantage of the reduced rate. After this time the association cannot take responsibility for unpaid bills and must IiSj the account over to, the garbage disposal agency. Bake Sale Loads of delectable goodies will be on sale at 9 o'clock Saturday morning at Justen's furniture store. There will be a large assortment of bakery from the kitchens of Lakeland Park's good cooks. Any donathys may be delivered to Justens on Saturday morning or you can call Barbara Sleurer at EV. 5-4356 for pick up until Friday evening or can be left at the Root home in Lakeland Shores north of 120 or the Clnrk home in Lakeland Shores soiiMi of 1?0 nr at 314 Prairie avenue in Lakeland Park. Women's Club *®ie next meeting of the Lakeland Park Women's club will be held on June 2. Guest speaker will be Miss Barbara Hill who is the Home Bureau advisor and her assistant, -Miss Betty J. Subr, who is the director of the 4-H organizations in this area. They will present the advantages of forming a Home Bureau group in this community to begin in SeptembeW Twenty ladies are required tc form a group which would meet in the afternoon. Anyone who is interested in joining should come to the meeting for details. It is not necessary to be a member of the Women's club to attend this meeting. Everyone is welcome." Help! fanted -- Men to help at meetings. Mountain Vue 4-H club is a newly formed 4- H group in Lakeland Park. This organization provides many new opportunities not found elsewhere for our young people. Boys and girls from 10 to 21 are eligible for membership. At present .there are three ladies leading the group. They feel that the boys could pi#it mastee,. ww nw foh^anaie guidance. If you are interested please call Mrs. Gelwicks at EV. 5-3712. Welcome To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meller who recently moved to 102 So. Meadow Lane, Lakeland Shores from Barrington. t Coming Events e date has been announced for Dinner-Is-Served to be given by the welcome committee of the Lakeland Park Women's club. Sept 20 at 7 p.m. has been reserved for this affair. Further details will be given at a later datq. Progressive Dinner The Home Builders group fr4^ the Community Methodist church took part in a progressive dinner on May 14. The group met for the appetizer at the Don Gerstad residence in Lakeland Shores. Marvin and Shirley George of Lakeland Shores were among the guests. Luncheon The annual luncheon for the past officers of the Lakeland PaK Women's club took place on May 17. Past officers, President, Helen Strandquist; first Vice-President and Ways and Means Chairman, Shirley Ozog and her Co-Chairman, Gayle Laursen; second Vice-President and Refreshment Chairman, Jo. Rizzo; and Secretary, Dorothy Glorch were present. The incoming Treasurer, Lyda R^4isch also attended. The ladies went to a restaurant in Genoa City, Wis. A good time was had by all. Past Treasurer, Carol Altmann, was unable to attend. Visitors d Recent guests at the Charles Campo home were Grace's three sisters. Her sister, Babe Salazar, rand son, Chuckie, spent the/entire week and were joined ort Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lange, another sister. On Saturday evening Mr. Salazar joined the crowd and brought thp third sister, Mrs. A. Mclntyre, to complete the group. After a picnic on Sunday everyone went home and the Campo household went back to business as usual. they celebrated on May 20. On May 21 they went out to dinner land then returned to attend the spring dance where they joined in the fun there. Excursion Larry 3 nd Helen Strandquist took part in an excursion with twelve members of their friendship club recently. They left by train from Chicago to Prairie-du-Chien, Wis. They were taken by bus to Fort Crawford where they toured the Col. Dauser estate and museum^- From there they went to flie Effigy Mounds National Monument in McGregor, Iowa, for a mile and a half hike with a guide. The view was breath taking from a height, the equivalent of. a thirty-five story building. As if this wasn't enough they went for a twohour ride on the Mississippi river in an excursion boat before taking the train for the return trip home. The last I heard they were still soaking their feet and insisting it was all worth it. Belated Birthday Greetings Belated birthday greetings are extended to Frank Sweeney, Jr., who celebrated his birthday with the following guests last Saturday night: Harlem Dam, of Fox Lake, Bob Woods of Crystal Lake, Kathy Connley of Huntley, Buddy Caley of Wonder Lake, Darleene Donarski of Rolling Meadows, Jim and Butch Bykowski of McHenry, Margaret Jean Parisi, Bob and Lorraine Glover, Butch Jett, Beverly and Cindy Grote, Sharon and Adrianne Ozog, Carol Krumsee, Jim Kujak, Sam Visconti, Doris Reiberg, Nick Pintozzi. John Hickie, Judy Reining, and Maryann Boerchart all of Lakeland Park. In Hospital Otto Abbinnenti has been confined in the Alexian Brothers hospital in Chicago for the past week where he had to undergo surgery. He is reported in good condition and your cards and notes will help to Hini up ij'uite a bit. Happy Anniversary To Mr. an£j IVirsTT.-Becker on the occasion of their tenth year of wedded bliss which Demonstration Last Tuesday afternoon the following ladies attended a demonstration at the Bottari home. Gladys Hafer, Marlyn Gerambio, Ruth Roach, Elaine Jett, Marge Franklin, Fran Cina, Daisy Krupinski, Gail Parisi and Joan Krater. Cub Scout News Pack S61 Last Thursday evening the Cub Scouts of Pack 361 held their/last meeting of the season/ and this was the, evening or/which their annual inspection is held. The following b%s on Lakeland Park came out "wiJth a score of 100: Billy Kraten, Bruce Okal and Ray Bbt- *ari. The proud den mothers and the Weblos leader to which Ray Bottari now belongs aro Laveme Okal, Joan Krater, Vickey Bottari and Mr. Moon. Cancer Drive Thank you is extended to the following girls and boys who took part " in the cancer drive held here on Tuesday, May 17: Mary Sullivan, Marian Barle, Donna Kwiatek, Doris Rehberg, Donna and Sandy Bucaro, Roland Koerper, Judy Reining, Chttck Anderson, Bonnie Bucaro and Pete Parisi. Happy Birthday To Jeanette Koerper who celebrated on May 18 and Joe Koerper on May 21. To Len Bottari who celebrated his on Wednesday, May 25. Jr. Teens The junior 'teen club held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 17 with about twenty-five present. Home and Garden Walk Jean Parisi, Fran Cina, Elaine Jett, Marge Franklin, Millie Pintozzi and Vickey Bottari attended the Home and Garden Walk sponsored by the Methodist church of McHenry at which time we were taken on a tour of five very large and beautiful homes. Then on to lunch at the Methodist church where we also met Helen Strandquist and Joan Krater. Dance A Success If you attended the spring dance last Saturday night you will agree with us that it was a success at least in as far as the fun enjoyed by all who came and also the beantiful decorations and the loads of balloons that were dropped from the ceiling at about 12 midnight. Our guest, Mai Bal- NEW NO-DUCT RANGE HOOD Eliminates: Cooking Odors--Grease and Smoke NO DUCTS -- NO CARPENTRY -- NO WIRING nautilus N O - D U C T H O O D Uses Same Principle as Submarine Nautilus. See It Today! See or Phone Your Franchised Dealer! McHenry Window & Awning Co. ART BOGER PHONE EV 5-1180 NO CARRYING CHARGE -- CONVENIENT TERMS 307 E. Waukegan Road McHenry, III. ALSO DEALERS IN RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ALUMINUM & FIBREGLASS AWNINGS ALUMINUM COMB. WINDOWS & DOORS 6illLDIH6 LOAMS NOW AVAILABLE! If You Intend To Build Or Buy in 1960 See Us Now! We Will Build On Your Lot INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL ARNOLD N. MAY BUILDER'S. Inc. Richmond, I1L Phone Richmond 4381 lairs, was met and enjoyed by all. Credit for all this goes to Chairman Ray Rode and his committee who worked so hard to make it successful. Meet Your Neighbor Meet newcomers Don and Veretta Gerstad of 106 Oakwood drive in Lakeland Shores. They moved there in August, 1959. Before building their new homfc they rented a house in Lakelltftd Park for a year. Both Toots and Don are natives of Sun Prairie, Wis. Don, who is the Industrial Arts teacher at McHenry high school, is a charter member of the JAYCEE'S and an ardent fisherman and is interested in "carpentry in his spare time. She is an active member of several church clubs and is a block captain and program chairman" for the Lakeland Park Women's club. They are co-presidents of the Home Builders' group of Community Methodist church. They have three children, Del 7, Sue 4% and Roger 3. Del is a "member of the junior police. • > - V If you wish to get your name in the paper, try being a bad driver. The Institute for Safer Living says that good drivers may not make news, but they do make it to their destinations safely. i|i|r EDDIE the EDUCATOR says wM bring m rath of bkycto ea Nw highways. CaraM wrtwlih save li«M and pwwnt tojMy to cMMim, tatesfe lAnJwua *jujj?ugj'u krihvlt Mp ijH yMV ill 4O0 borioi osd Ana MF «*MfchftfcrfMb THE KENT CORP. Phone EV 5-8800 115 N. Riverside Dr. P 8M for yourself, engines chectetf -whiteIPO mlt" STOP CAB ENGINE TROUBLE: BEFORE IT STARTS! You can save gas, renew original engine performance and cut down repair bills if you give your car a DYNAVISION check-up. Our new electronic TV type instant engine analyzer checks the condition of plugs, coil, distributor, wiring, timing, carburetor, starter, genera* tor, regulator, battery, efcto without removing parts and with the engine running. See us today. We can tdT you in minutes if any serv* ice is required. forOREATEB mileage 'UtiTTKR performance _ LONGER engine lite Waxing -- Washing Complete Motor Tune-Up Carburetor Overhaul Brake Service JUSTEN'S Standard Service No. 2 Eastwood Manor Route 120 East Village oi Sunnyside Use Caution During Holiday Inn* Gunther - Reporter - EV. 5-5484 Decoration Day Holiday I wish you all a safe holiday and be sure you caution the children to be careful while playing, especially the little ones on the bicycles who don't seem to see the cars on the roads. Home Bureau Our laist meeting will be held at the home of Mary Rose a»d we hope the weather will be in our favor because we will tie cooking and eating out doors. So circle June 1 and \ve hope to see you there. Goodies Anyone? On May 29 after each mass the Blessed Virgin sodality is sponsoring a bake sale. so when, you do your baking On Saturday make one or two extra and bring them to the school for someone else to enjoy. Birthday Party On Monday, May 23, Bernadette Schneider had eight of Her school chums at her home to help celebrate her birthday. Farewell Party The seventh graders at St. John's gave a farewell party for the graduates last Tuesday. The food was delicious and there was plenty for all. .Sister Alberta Marie's girls did a very nice job on the favors' which were figures of graduates fashioned from crepe paper. It sure is surprising the c l e v e r t h i n g s t h a t o n e c a n make from crepe paper. , Patrol Picnic I sure hope the future patrol picnics will have better weather than they have had last year and this year. The picnic this, year instead of being held in the park in Woodstock had to be held at the Moose Hall because of the rain. So I'm afraid most of the kids were disappointed. Our Sympathy Is offered to Mrs. Carl Prell and her son. Ted. upon the sudden death of their husband and father. Congratulations Are offered to Mr. and Mrs. John Ripley who were married twenty years on May 18. Plstakee Terrace Grace Vvduna is grateful to her dance committee for the splendid co-operation and hard Work in making it a success. Also the guests who bought tickets and came for an evening of fun. When everyone gets together on a project to help make it work it makes you feel good. Trying something is the only way you can tell if your ventures were worthwhile: So again the Pistakee Terrace women are to be congratulated upon a successful venture. The Rev. C. J. Janssen from Petersburg. 111., was an overnight guest at the home of his sister and her family, the Calvin Vydurias. Where there's a will there's a way to get through traffic-- or so some drivers mistakenly think. Lane weaving, and attempting to squeeze past other cars in heavy traffic are two of the most common accident producers according to the Institute for Safer Living. Take it easy in heavy traffic. Choose a safe place and a safe time for changing lanes or passing.. IN McHENRY IN RICHMOND PUBLIC PULSE (The Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers iimit themselves to 300 words or less and that all letters have signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month."** We reserve the right to delete arty material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) CHAOS IN PARIS I would like to submit- a voice from the wilderness and chaos which has existed in Paris, where they all cry peace and there is no peace. There is only one reason Mr. Khrushchev had the courage to insult our president. This, in my opinion, is the reason. Our politicians, in their zeal to get into the White House, do not take into consideration the effect their tirades have upon this country, when they tell the American people that we are weak, behind Russia in brains, cannot keep up with Russia because her scientists arfe smarter and better. No one in Europe likes us any more. They do not stop to think that if they ever do win with that kind of abuse, there won't be any country left to rule over. What then can we expect from a dictator who knows no opposition and recognizes this as a weakness,'not being able to suppress those who are responsible. Remember the old and tried slogan, "United we stand, divided we fall". Mrs. Nettie Sarley SEEK WAR MATERIAL A state-wide appeal to unearth Civil War letters, diaries, pictures, maps and other memorabilia was issued by Gov. William G. Stratton to all Illinois citizens. "With the Civil- War Centennial years just, around the corner," the governor said, "the finest contribution any citizen could make would be to turn over to a local historical society or to the Illinois State Historical society in Springfield, letters or diaries or other records of their ancestors who fought in the Civil , War or . . . who stayed behind-to help keep -the home fires burning." Dr. Clyde Walton, executive director of the Illinois State Historical Society^ in Springfield, urged that any families owning records pertaining to the Civil War contact their own local historical society or the state society at once. "But do not send any materials or records without first writing us a letter about what you have," Walton added. The Bible states 'Man is made that he might have pleasure' but many people forget that' they may find pleasure within their own minds (introvert, rather than extrovert). IT'LL ALL COME OUT IN THE WASH At MILISTREAM COM WASH 205 W. 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No other car-- even specially equipped--had ever been able to conquer that nightmare alpine road so early in the spring. Bnt Corvair (with United States Auto Club aboard to certify that not one nut or bolt was changed) purred right to the summit rfwina or even snow tires! That just the fact that Corvair is totally unique. But you'll find that ©ut the first five minutes you're at the wheel! k promMOHai •oonostf ariftrt on ftt omt tfiOO-miit nm 4? for economical transportation Try the remarkable Corvair at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer1s CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 204 W. ELM ST. .. . : McHENRY. ILL. EVERGREEN 5-0277