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V r. March 30, ISfll /: =r:> 4 Lakeland Park Breakfast Is Well Attended Fat GelwicKs EV. 5-3713 o» EV. 5-4043 ^he LPPOA's third breakfast was held Sunday, March 26, at the community house and was / enjoyed by all„. who attended. A great number of McHenry folks were noticed at the breakfast and next month hope we can see more yet. •nfe kcHewifr PLAimfe&ijSft p^' mmfc Strandquist, and Lyda Radisch. Also, there were ten well behaved children. Vickey received loads of '"tempting" gifts. Refreshments were served and lots of fun was had by these jolly groups. Women's Club ^©emember your election of Officers at the next general meeting, Thursday night. April 6, at 8:30 p.m. at the community house. Be sure to plan to attend and cast your vote. Bake Sale The Women's Club has a bake sale planned for April 8 at Justen's Furniture store on the corner of Green street in MffiHenry. Barb Meurer hah volunteered her capable services as chairman of this project. Goodies can be pjcked-up or dropped-off with Barb Meurer - EV. 5-4356 or are to be , at the store by 9 a.m. We're counting on your\ooperation. So Fishing Please The McCullom Lake Sportsman Club requests that you do not fish in McCullom Lake until after July. This will give enough time for the lake to become stocked with fish. There will be a fishing Rodeo the July 4 weekend and a prize will be awarded for the largest fish caught. Spring Dance » Our community spring dance Is scheduled for M^y 13 at 9 &#. at the American legion hall. The dance theme will be "•The Roaring Twenties". A 20's costume would be ideal, ^ut is not a requirement to attend. A Charleston dance contest will be held and a small floor show will be given. Tickets may be purchased from your block captains, the corner store, or at the door. There will be more news to come on tm event, although mark your calendar now, so you don't forget and make plans for that weekend. Welcome Party ~ Shower The welcome committee had a meeting at the community house on Wednesday to discus^, the next welcome party ~ of May •25, Thursday evening, at the community house at 8:30 p.W. If you have never attended a welcome party you can contact chairman Lyde Radisch, EV. 5-2754, for a written invitation. All LPPOA members are eligible. Following the business, a baby shower honoring Vickey Bottari occurred when the group was joined by another group called the fiirthdav Club Marge Franklin, Connie Giacomo, Rita Zimny, Esther Cygan, Millie Pintozzi, Dorothy Becker and Dorothy Humphreys and a few members of the welcome .committee including Vickey. The welcome committee .consists of Jean Parisi, Fran Cina, Ruth Roach, Vickey Bottari, Louise McEnery, Jo P^rzo, Dolores Rogers, Helen Wandering Dogs It has been brought to our attention that quite a few dogs are let to roam. We would like to pass the word on to you, in hopes that you will take greater frmtion to keep your dog curbed, it seems, as soon as SpTing comes, the dogs like to get out and visit too, but this also can be a nuisance to your neighbors. So why not solve this problem now and keep your dog tied to a leash or fenced in. And .that dog catcher's number is Wonder Lake 2962, George Gutzman! Cub Scouts The Cub Scouts, Troop 361, held their March 16 meeting in the Methodist church basement. Bob Rode was presented with a denner badge and a silver arrow, Russell Rode was awarded an assistant denner badge, and Tom Messel went home with a gold and silver arrow. Dr. Bottari is Scout Master, Arlene Bartos and Donna Rode are Den Mothers for Lakeland Park. Little League Notice has been '<iven that the registration date is still open. There is room for a lot of boys yet and. the club would like to moke their quota this season and give every boy a chance to play. Applications may be received front the player agent, Mitchell Przetaznik, 107 Pleasant avenue. Any boy who has an application, but has not turned it in, please mail it as soon as possible, to the above adlress. Don't wait ti" the last minute. Any boy is eligible to play this season, if he becomes 8 years old on or before June 15: or if he does not become 13 until after August 1. A copy of a birth certificate must be presented with each application. The registration fee this , season will be three dollars. Insurance rates are higher this year, but the policy is better, with . greater coverage. The fee also pays ijn part for the player's cap, which is his personal property. Complete uniforms and all protective and playing equipment, outside of the player's glove, are to be furnished by the club. So let's get all the applications " and fees in soon. Watch for further notice and news. College * Experience Robert Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates of Victor Drive, was elected from his political science class to go to the Indiana University to represent two foreign countries in the little united nations meetings there March 10 through March 12. The Little,, U.N. is a miniature example of the U.N. in New York and is conducted like, the U.N. meetings. Robert is a sophomore at DeKalb College majoring in political science and eventually planning to go into law. the baby, Marty, age 10 months. We send Our get-well wishes to Bobby Kroening, age 9, who was admitted to the McHenry hospital Sunday for observation of an infection. He returned home Wednesday in very good condition. He is the son of Robert and Del Kroening. Happy Birthday To John Licastro on March 27, Dorothy Chismar ort M^rch 28, Dorothy Glorch on March 30, Debbie Koczor who will be three on April 1 and Happy Easter birthdays to Ann Leone and Charlene Meuller. Men's Kitchen Band There's still room for several more men to participate in the all men's "Kitchen Band". If you are interested and would like to take part in this band that is going to play in the minstrel show, you can contact Roy Meineke at EV. 5-2506. He is in charge of this act. Happy Anniversary To Jackie and John Ahrens of 307 Hill avenue who celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary of March 22. On March 20 the Eugene Ahrens of 306 Eastern avenue, John's folks, entertained with a dinner at their home in observance of this happy occasion. Jackie and John were guests of honor, others were Mrs. Rose Bockman, an aunt of John, and Mrs. Meta Oilier, John's grandmother. Get-Well Wishes To three and a half year old John Hendle who is at home now recovering from double surgery. He had surgery at the McHenry hospital on Monday, March 13. Hi& grandma, Mrs. Coffaro from Roselle, was here for about two weeks helping out with the care of him and *]{2elac, 771* ^uden Ston. OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SEBVICE ne'Ctfergreen 5°9iS3 Birthday Celebration The L.icastros, Chismars and Glorehes enjoyed a dinner and celebration out Saturday night to mark the event of a spouse's birthday. John Licastro, and Dorothy Chismar and Dorothy Glorch birthdays are 27, 28, ana 30, respectively. Birthday Doings Leah Rode celebrated her sixth birthday March 21, with an after school party. Enjoying the basement games and refreshments were Randy and Debbie Koczor. Robbie Wohnrade, Danny Hellois, Nancy Matthews and Linda Grizely. Grandpa and grandma Rode drove out from Chicago in ;the evening with their best wishes and a treat of the birthday cake. • * Previously, March 19, her godmother, Mr. and Mrs. James Barthel and family of Stickney spent the day with the Rodes. Greg Bartos observed his seventh birthday, March 28, but celebrated on Sunday ana Tuesday. Sunday his giaternal grandparents, Mr. '^nd Mrs George Barta: ;tf*eat aunt, Mary Miller; and aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mi's. Steve Derris and children, Paula and Laura, NOOOSS have the look of Spring^ the feeling of Spring; th£ message/of^Eastercimdi StutJIpr.Z Br^ER'S 108 S. tireen St. Ph. EV 5-4500 for mmS&l... there are IS Chevrolet* lower prieed than any other foalM-mized ear! It to these Jet-smooth Chevies to go easy om yo«r fewRtiy budget! AM told there are 18 Chewolets--Ws and (?s--priced lower than comparable competitive models*. Sumptuous Lmpalas, sprighdy Bd Airs, bottom-priced Biscaynes and a whole stable of wonderful new wagoas. And every one of them has a road-geutfiiig feS-s^ooth ride. Body by Fisher refinements and dosses of engineering details you'd expeet only • the Most expensive makes. Look then over at jrour Chevrolet dealer's one-stop shopping center and see how easy it is to drive out in just the (Me yon want! * Jgased ogi comparison of manufacturers' suggested retail prices (including Federal tan) for moctete with 1 ll8-ir»ch wheelbase of above. OKlL A0«S knpaia V8 Convertible Bel Air V8 2-Door Sedan Be* ASr V8 4-Door Sedan WAtiONS Impata ¥B Sport Sedan lipala V8 Sport Coupe fcipafa V8 2-Do or Sedao Bfacayne V8 4-Door Sedan Biscjfic ¥B 2-Ooor Sedan Nomad Six 4-Dr. 9-Pass. Station Wagon Nomad V8 4-Dr. 6-Pass. Station Parkwood Sot 4-Or. 6-Pass. Station Wagon Parkwood Six 4-Dr. 9-Pass. Station Wagon A Brook wood Six 4-Dr. 6-Pass. Station Wagon Monaad ¥8 4-Dr. 9-Pass. Station Wagon Wosssad Six 4-Dr. 6-Pass. Station rVwI--ujcl X8 4-Dr. 9-Pass. Station Wagon Parkwood V8 4-Dr. 6-Pass.Statk?w Wagon Broofcwood V8 4-Dr. 6-Pass. Station -Wagon Hmm an* MnmIM ear*, Any fx mh i aaW Urn anr CNttMt mt f*ar tmeml < CLARK CHEVROLET SALES all from Chicago helped Greg celebrate this occasion. Then ""uesday Greg's mother, Arlene, gave a party for his friends. The guests were Michael Daurio, Bradley Quatver, Edward Linnane, Jimmy Daurio, Tom. Reinhardt, Tom Uttieh, Danny Deja, Thomas O'Brien, and John DiCicco. Everyone enjoyed playing games before" eating ice cream and birthday cake. ' Best Wishes To newly elected officers. Harold Cygan and David Ladd. of the McHenry Jaycees. Harry serves the club a£ president for 61-62 and Dave as vicepresident of internal affairs. Best of luck fellows. Entertains Sewing Club Henrietta Ahrens entertained the Busy-Bees club on their weekly meeting date, March 22, with a luncheon and plenty of space to sew. Coming from the McHenry area were Edyth Stafford, Pearl Pietsch, Reba Owen, Bessie Grobel, Edie Meyer, Mary Ann Rader, Mary Lou Tarnowske, Mayda Shigley and Meta Oilier. Missing, because of illness, was Patsy Ahlbert. Business Adventure Bob Koczor has recently returned from a very memorable and enjoyable business trip to Louisville. Ky. Hope you gtit back easier than you got there, Bob. Surprise!! Gen Smith was very surprised Tuesday, March 22, when some of her neighbors, Alma Brushaber, Juanita Harris and Brenda McGue, dropped in to wish her a belated happy birthday. Gen received a gift from each of her visitors and l&ter served them cake and coffee. As the guests were leaving. Gen gave each , a friendship cup. " Social Jean Hahndorf entertained a few friends and neighbors on Tuesday evening last week. En- J joying coffee, cake, and chatter were Alma Brushaber, Betty Walker, Agnes Clove, Ann- Marie Johnscn, Hedy Siewert, Carol Knorr. Millie Pintozzi and Marge Franklin. Visiting Ron and Barbara Maurer and Linda went to Edgerton, Wis., to spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Sanden. The Meurrrs are sponsors for their two nephews. Van and Richard, fend niece, Dotty Jean Danden. Grandpa and grandma watched the other Meurer children, while Ron, Barb, and Linda made the trip. Pat Gelwicks and daughter, Jacklyn, spent a few days in Hazelcrest, visiting Pat's sister, Mrs. Marine Freeman, and son, Kenny. Meet Tour Neighbor i Welcome "OLD-TIMERS" prank and Arlene Bartos, who have resided at 611^ Shore0 Drive for almost six years after moving from the big city -- Chicago. There are two chil- DR. HENRY FRltfND OPTOMETRIST Aft 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Tlhmaday Afternoons) ETES W 1 5 T * * G L A S S E S F I T T E D VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VHSETAL ANALYSIS DOCR8I DAILY B TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 PJM. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 dren in the Bartos. family, Mark, age 8, who goes to the third grade at St. Patrick's and Greg, age 7, who goes to the first grade at St. Pat's. Arlene attended high school at Providence in Chicago and Frank went to Farragut also in Chicago, and furthered his education at the University of Detroit, majoring in business administration. This attractive couple met at a dance and have been dancing every since. Frank spent his service time with the Marines and was stationed in China. He now is a buyer with a new company in Barrington. Both Mr. and Mrs. enjoy gardening ana belong to the group known is the Squares (dancing). Arlene belongs to the Women's club, and St. Patrick's Mother's club. Frank is a member of the American Legion. Mark is a Cub Scout member, If we continue to save at our present rate, we'll be able to retire in 2028. DISEASE CAUSES : An upsurge in Incidence df sheep scabies has prompted tfie Illinois Department of Agriculture to annoiince an intensive treatment program that wilt result in the checking of every flock of sheep in the stale the administration of . treatment when necessary. According to Ralph Bradlfey, direefcot' of agriculture* the department has become increasingly alarmed over the increase this disease and its effect .$Q the $10 million sheep industry. Dr. George W. Hfesa, veterinary and assistant superintendent ot the Division of Livestock Industry, formerly at Mc-Hei^y, said that while the disease: is not in epidemic proportional, nearly 400 flocks were reported last year as having the disease. He said the division has estimated that about 15,000 sheep out of a total population tot 717,000 were affected. Zoo animals seem to feel reSatively .safe from people. f O The Midwest Academy of Music has expanded its unusual musical facilities to include McHenry county. To call us for a . . . Free Taleni Aptitude Test lift your receiver and dial EVergreen 5-1420 Your child may be qualified fot music. We believe t there is, something better in life -- It is Music! Free Use Of Portable Instruments 510 Main St. McHenry, I1L Hrs: Daily 1-9; Sat., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 204 W. Elm Street McHenry, 111. Evergreen 5-0277 t ALL-NUMBEl CALLING IS ON THE WAY! Starting April 22, seven figure telephone numbers will be introduced in McHenry. They look like this: 385-9981. Only customers ordering new service or whose service requires a change in their directory listing will be given the new sevenfigure numbers. Many numbers, including the fire and police numbers, will change to seven figures as part of the introduction on April 22. Eventually, all of McHenry will have seven figures numbers. This new numbering system, called All- Number Calling, will take care of your growing telephone needs for many years to come. It will also eliminate confusion due to misspelling and mispronunctiation of exchange names. Ultimately, this "numbering system of the future" will be used throughout the country. If you have any questions about your new telephone numbering system, please give us a call at EVergreen 5-9981 (385- 9981 after April 22). We'll be glad to answer any questions you may have. Robert C. Zahn, Manager ILL1M0IS BELL TELEPB01E 111 North Court