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Thursday, Match Mr I9fci THE. KcHENRY PUUHDEJLLEB Lakeland Park HOLD GENERAL LPPOA MEETING SUNDAY MARCH 31 Gloria FlamUgan - 1854710 Barbara Blearer . S85-4S56 There will be a general meeting of the LP.P.OA. on Sunday, March 31, at 3 p.m. at the community house. At this meeting there will be election of new officers to the board. Boy Scouts Rnmmnge Sale Our Boy Scout troop's rummage sale is planned for April 5 and 6, at our community house. That's Friday, April 5, from 6:30 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, April 6, from 9 to 5. Please, won't you plan on attending? This is a worthwhile affair and our troop's dance team would appreciate your backing. Anything you may have to help make it a success will gladly be picked up. Contact committee chairman, Walt Mrotz, or any leader or any Boy Scout. We accept anything. Troop 459 Indian Dance Team Our Indian dance team now have their first and second performance behind them. We feel they've proved what can be done. On Thursday they danced for our Woman's club. The boys did a wonderful job and from all the remarks we've heard our ladies thought they were wonderful. Mrs. Bottari presented scoutmaster Ed Drum with a check to show their appreciation. The dance team in turn is most appreciative as it will help pay for their initial cost of body paint, but most of all they appreciate the tremendous round of applause for their first dance. On Sunday the team again danced, this time for the Cub pack's Blue and Gold banquet. A great deal of work goes into this team. The boys outfits are all hand made, either from materials at hand or from kits, nothing is premade. Seeing these boys made up with their wonderful outfits is worthwhile in itself. Your reporter believes that all of Lakeland Park can well be proud of this Boy Scout troop and of the dance team and of each individual Boy Scout. The following men worked hard and long tc help the team: Scoutmaster Ed Drum], Assistant Scout masters Joe Prazak, Irv Becker and Marv George, committee chairman, Walt Mrotz, and committeemen Ken Grothman and Frank Ficek. These men apply body make up, teach drummers, dancers, work on lighting, built the fireplace and in general must go to bed hearing drums and bells. Two of our mothers, Aggie Pra zak, and Kay Druml, apply all . decorative war paint to the boys and they report Boy Scouts don't see why eye make up or lipstick is necessary but the results while they dance makes the boys know it's a must. The dance team is new and as they keep practicing and adding speciality dances we know they will make a good name for Lakeland Park. Scout-O-Rama A reminder, the Scout-ORama is coming up on Saturday, March 23, at the Crystal Lake high school, from 11 a.m. SP&*| by Ross Emerson Mankind first experiences pain in infancy, and it is usually no more than a short twinge away thereafter. Despite a great deal of preoccupation with the subject, few fully know the nature of pain, and fewer still can explain its many paradoxes. Why, for instance, does a minor injury cause extreme suffering in one person and little or none in another? Superficial injuries are often more painful then serious ones, as witness the fact that bullet wounds seldom hurt. Pain is not cumulative. It is not increased by a lesser injury elsewhere in the body; in other words, pain does not "add up." Also, have you noticed that pain is invaribly worse at night? You're not about to get hurt, however, when you count on MILLSTREAM DRUGS, INC. for fast, efficient and thoroughly accurate filling of your prescriptions. Also, look for top value in cosmetics and all other items in our sundries section at MILLSTREAM DRUGS, INC., 8720 W. Elm -- Jewel Shopping Plaza. Phone 885- 5057. If you have any questions regarding pharmacy or public health which you would like to have discussed in this column, write to Russ Emerson, c/o this paper. to 9- p.m. Our team dances at .2:30 p.m. so let's have a ter* ,rific showing from Lakeland Park to show every other performing troop or pack we're proud of what represents our community. Anyone who would like tickets can get them by contacting, ticket chairman Ken Grothman. Women's CM Last Thursday evening the Women's club met at the community hbuse for their regular monthly meeting. We had the pleasure of our Boy Scouts doing' their Indian dances for us. A great hand of applause goes to them and their Scout leaders who devote so much time for these boys. Also, Howard H. Nehlig was there to show films and tell about Valley Hi Nursing/home. Nominations are still being accepted by chairman Arlene Bartos, 385-2476, Wilma Crane, 385-5261, Jean Parisi, 385-4482, Lenora Abbott, 385-4685. Elections will take place at the April meeting. Lyda Radisch is still in need of the coffee labels and strips so if you have any, please bring them to the meeting or give her a call at 385-2754., Little League At the recent registration night for Little League the boys were treated to ice cream, pop and movies of the 1962 world series. Even the weather, was bad. Many new boys registered along with boys who have played previously. A foe of $3.00 is necessary from each boy before the beginning of playing season. This fee covers the boys cap and insurance. Fees may be turned in to Joe Prazak, or Player Agent Bob Matthews or for any boy who played last year to his manager. There will be another registration night next month for all boys who couldn't attend this month. A birth certificate must be presented by each new boy. Come on all you little leaguers, watch this column for the next registration. Schedule For Community House Friday, March 15--2 to 6 p.m. Dancing classes; Saturday, March 16,-- Private Teenage Party; Tuesday, March 19,--3 to 6 p.m. Boy Scout Meeting; Thursday, March 21,--8 p.m. Democratic meeting. Call Jo Rizzo for reservations at 385- 2728. Christening Joseph Brian Johnson, son of John and Maureen Johnson, was christened on March 3, at St. Mary's church in McHenry by Father Baumhaufer. The god-parents were Mr. and Mrs. Saraparre from Chicago. Blue And Gold Dinner The third annual Blue and Gold dinner for the Cub Scouts in Troop 459 was held last Sunday at the American Legion hall in McHenry with about 175 attending. A delicious spaghetti dinner was prepared by the den mothers, Jessie Mathews, Agnes Prazak. Murph Kwiatek and Betty Kamp and assisted by Cindy Smith and Donna Kwiatek. The program got underway with the Indian Dance team putting on their show. This was brought to close with all lights going out except for one spotlight on the American Flag and the singing of Our National Anthem. Bob Matthews presented some of the boys with their awards. Two new boys, Larry Oakford and Bobby Wohnrade. received their Bobcat pins; Alan Meurer, David Wagner, Mike Kraskiewicz, David George and Gregg Bartos received their Wolf Badge; Bobby Matthews and Ronnie Kamp received their Baer badges. Gold arrows were awarded to Del Gerstad, David Wagner, David George, Greg Bartos, Bobby Matthews, Mike Kraskiewicz, Bruce Florek, and Mike Koch. A Silver Arrow was awarded to Greg Bartos. One year pins went to Mike Kraskiewicz, Ronnie Kamp and A1 Mellier. The guest speaker was Ben Phelps, District Commissioner of Boy Scouts. The Scout leaders then led a short song fest until dinner was served. Get-Well Wishes To Linda Grizely who has a seige of mumps and to Chris Nowell who has the measles. Get-well soon. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy to William Doolittle on the recent death of his wife, Kathryn, age 82, who passed away at the Villa Nursing home on Friday, March 8. Mrs. Doolittle was laid to rest on Tuesday at St. Mary's cemetery. Birthday Wishes To Anita Rebel who will be three years old on March 13, and- to Brian Nuss who will be six on March 15, and to Pat Gilbertsen who has a sunshine birthday on March 15. To Mike Hodges who will be twelve on March 16, and to Donna Stoltz on St. Patrick's day March 17. May you all have a nice day. Birthday Doings Bobby Matthews finally was able to have his birthday party last Saturday. After having had to cancel it for 2 weeks because of the mumps. Bobby's father took Kurt Pissowotski, Cammy Viita and Robby Wohnrade bowling and then out to lunch for pizza. Marty and Brian Nuss had a party last Saturday, March 9, in honor of their birthdays. Marty was three on March 1, and Brian will be six tomorrow, March 15. their guests were Kenny Quast, Kurt Lauer, Richie Nowell, Johnny Hendle and sister, Cheryl. Billy Barwig and Stevie Jaenicke were unable to attend. The boys had their party in a circus theme with hot dogs, chips, coolaid, cake and ice cream being served. Each of the guests went home with party hats, balloons and pencil sharpeners for favors. 25th Wedding- Anniversary Party Mr. and Mrs. Max Doering TtffS AD v< only CARRY OUT ONLY 'MARCH 9 THRU MARCH 15 ROUTE 120 LILYMOOR NEXT DOOR TO J8cL OIL McCallom Lake T RED CROSS FUND DRIVE SCHEDULES FOR MARCH 16-17 Eve Levcsqne La tines of disaster, and there have been a feCwW >W 1UU1 have struck in the McHenry area, the American Red Cross rushes to the aid of unfortunate victims. For the record, celebrated* their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Feb. 26. This happy couple had a party in honor of their anniversary on March 2, at the community house. There were about seventy-five guests in attendance including Mrs. Doering's mother, Mrs. Emma Franzen of Daley City, Calif., who will be spending two months with them and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey and daughter also of Daley City, and the Gordon Franzen family from Chicago and many other friends and relatives. The Doerings' son, Dennis, was unable to attend due to his leave being cancelled. A buffet dinner was served. There was music by a band from our own subdivision. Everyone had a wonderful time. bficHte*ry was aided by this organisation during a tornado; Jwhen the Fox River went on rampage; and in the event of many fires. Each school bus driver must "have a certificate in first aid and this service is supplied by the Red Cross. There are many reasons for donating to this organization and we sincerely hope the generous people of our village will once more open their hearts and their purse stringj. Mrs. Victor Howe is chairman in charge of the drive which will be conducted locally this Saturday and Sunday, March 16 and IT. Your cooperation will certainly be appreciated! Women who wish to offer their services to Mrs. Hbwe so that the village can be properly covered are asked to call 385-2210. Demonstrations Dee Barwig was hostess for a demonstration last Friday evening for about eleven gals. Evelyn Kaminski also was hostess for a demonstration on on Sunday March 10. Methodist Retreat Virginia Hodges went on a 24 hour retreat last weekend in Sycamore with Louise Winters and Mrs. Carder. Visitors And Visiting The Strandquists' visitors Saturday were their son, Larry, Jr., and his family from Wheaton. They spent the day and had a very enjoyable time. On Sunday their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose of Elmwood Park, Mrs. Gertrude Rath of LaGrange and Miss Frieda and Martha Rath of Oak Park. Sue and Matt Grizely had company last Sunday also. They were their brother and sister-in-law Connie and Charlie Haas and son Mark and Matt's mom, Mrs. Mary Grizely all of Chicago. Don and Carole Humann went out to dinner last Saturday with two other couples to a restaurant in Dundee. They had a very nice time. Happy St. Patrick's Day to all of you from your reporters. and Mrs* F. McCauley. They have tentative plans to recite their "I do's" in a Des Plaines church Aug. 10. This also happens to be the bride's mother's natal day! Patty is well known t6 many of the young people in the village because she has been a frequent visitor at. the home of her aunt and uncle, Theresa and Will Schultz. The young woman, who will be 21 shortly after her marriage, should make a beautiful bride because she is such a pretty girl. Sister Gets A Playmate More ruffles and bows in the Jim Patzke household since the birth of Cheryl Lynn on Thursday, March 7. The tiny 7 lb. miss made her arrival at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County at 12:33 p.m. and measured a queenly twenty inches. Lona and Jim, who have resided at 5111 W. Fountain Lane for the past 6 years, have one other daughter, Sandy, who will be 8 in July. Mommy and new daughter came home Monday afternoon. Best wishes to this fine family who now come out even on the grapefruit! Former Resident Under The Knife Our good gal pal Betty Houck who lived here-for many years and is well known in and around McHenry, underwent surgery of the hip last Thursday at McHenry hospital. It was to correct an ailment which has plagued her for quite some time. She was due to be hospitalized for 10 days to two weeks so you have plenty of time to send a cheery message. If you wait too long, send it to 3432 W. Elm Street. She surely will appreciate hearing from you! After she comes home from the hospital she can look forward ' to spending several months on crutches. O-o-o-o-o-! Here's wishing you a speedy recovery, Betty. Summer Nuptials For Cousin Lynne Schultz is one happy young lady these days with the promise that she will attend her cousin when she becomes a bride in August. Miss Patricia Tamburino, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tamburino of Chicago, will wed Hugh McCauley of Des Plaines. His parents are Mr. SATURDAY ONLY SPECIAL FREE HERSHEYS Plain or Almond One Hershey Bar with EACH Gallon of BETTER J&L GASOLINES Purchased' PLUS Valuable J&L Stamps $2.99 Value SNOW SHOVELS Close Out only $129 with gas purchase All Popular Brands Cigarettes .22 with gas purchase OIL Bt. 42fr UUyaooi 2 Mites Eaafc of McKauqr *Cars Only Ladies Of The Lake The gals will meet at 8 p.m. tonight (Thursday) in the beachhouse for a business session. Several important matters to be discussed, so the powers that be are hoping for a good attendance. All women of the community are cordially invited. Rollin' But Not Rockin'! 'Twill be quite some time before Liz Cable can think about any kind of dancing since her unfortunate accident in which she broke her ankle. She is confined to a wheel chair and could sure use a cheery word via the mails. According to the report, she tumbled a few weeks ago so should be somewhat on the mend by now. Do you suppose Bud was chasing her? Jewelry, Java And Joking It was a vicious evening a week ago Monday when Phylis Straumann opened her doors to her gal pals. The occasion was a demonstration and the women didn't let the weather dampen their spirits. (Those who made it, that is.) Those who successfully braved the storm included Doro t h y C u n n i n g h a m , G l a d y s Schmitt, Mary Swanson and Marilyn LoPresti of Lilymoor, DeeDee Valentine, Cynthia Rourke and Lottie and Delores Piotrowski. Jan Kozy of Lakeland Park did the honors. Phyl served cake and coffee for sustenance. mot. Sorry we missed bis date on March 8. Lynne Schultz, her mom and dad, Patty and Edie Tamburino, and Patty's intended met at a Crystal Lake restaurant last Sunday in honor of Lynne's fifteenth birthday. For the occasion, Lynne received a quantity, of lovely wearing apparel and a handsome piece of luggage. Orchid Occasions Seventy-seven years young for Siegfried Stevenson today, March 14.. . . Kindergarten in the fall for Bobby Boyle who will be 5 tomorrow, the fifteenth . . . Green birthday cakes for Michael Schlitt with 9 candles, and Ginny Parkhurst who were both born on St. Patrick's Day . . . Greetings to 2 year old Johnny Cunningham as of March 18 and we're sorry to have missed big sister Wendy's ninth birthday on March 8 . . . Natal day greetings to Mickey O'- Flaherty on March 19 . . . March 20 will find Jimmy Hocin 7 years old and greetings to A1 Oberhuber also this date. Best wishes to all. Women of the HOOM Events are still scarce and this is the best we can do. Grettings on the seventeenth to all guys 'n' gals with a bit of old Ei'in in their veins. See you next week? IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! The first meeting of the month was held on March 5. As the entertainment for the Moosehaven chapter night program, a representative from the Valley Hi nursing home was present. Slides were shown to all present. A very warm welcome was extended to four new coworkers. They are Gloria Flannigan, Carole Knor, Grace Smith and Betty Walker. Sponsor was Alyce Kowal. Best wishes to th«n, and we hope to see them often. On March 17, the Loyal Order of Moose will hold a St. Patrick's day dinner and dance. The women will help serve the dinner. The next meeting will be March 19, v New babies arrived at the. homes of two of our members. They were both girls, Ethelmae Roewer had her fourth child and first girl. Our new member, Grace Krzyzak, had her first baby. Many events will be coming up in the near future. Attend the meetings and become acquainted with them. Shirley Lossman was named for the attendance prize but was not present. Our new member, Betty Walker, walked off with the special prize. The Kiwi, a flightless bird from Australia, weighs about 4 pounds, and lays an egg weighing about 1 pound. Natal Day Celebrations Lottie and Gene Piotrowski and the Merv Schmitts ventured to Wisconsin last Saturday night to celebrate "Geno's" birthday. They dined near Wil- WATER SOFTENER SERVICE hiA.ML DAY SERVICE ON MOST MAKES * MODELS • Service • Rebuilding • Repair t Cleaning Oat • Overhauling # Installation • Reconditioning # Removal ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- INCIDENTALLY WE SELL SOFTENERS TOO -- NEW -- USED REBUILT JCJ. 38S-5SM OlenO WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES McHenry, Illinois LUXURY CAR: RIDES, RESPONDS AND LOOKS] LIKE IT OUGHT TO COST A RANSOM You're looking at our Impala Super Sport Convertible which, along with its cousin the Sport Coupe, absolutely embarrasses higher priced cars. 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