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Thursday, March 28, 1963 4- THE McHENRY PLMNDEALEK P«g» HMf Lakeland Park GENERAL MEETING FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS MARCH 31 Gloria Flannlgan - S85-4710 Barbara Meurer - 885-4S56 T'.'s comlr.j Sunday, March 31, at 3 p.m. at the community house the LPPOA will hold a very important general meeting. Every member is to try to attend this meeting as there will be an election of four officers to the board. Candidates are Charles Pintozzi, Robert Miller, Richard B u r m a n n, Helen Steppick, Raymond Barle and Donald Gerstad. All absentee ballots for our association election can be picked up at Helen Strandquist's home, 511H W. Shore Drive on Friday, March 29, and Saturday, March 30, between 1 p.m. ano 8 p.m. They must be returned to Helen in a sealed envelope before the election begins. So if you Are at all interested in what your association is doing for you, please be present for this meeting and be sure to cast your vote. Hope to see many of you there. Little League Remember all you boys of Little League. Monday, April 1, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. you can register for this coming season. All boys who played last year must re-register, and all new boys who are going to play must have their birth certificates. The $3 fee covers the cost of each boy's cap and insurance. This fee must be paid before the boy can play ball. Come on all you young Mickey Mantles and register so you can be assigned to a team. No Boy Scout Meeting: Because of elections Tuesday, April 2, there will be nc Boy Scout meeting that night. Boy Scout Rummage Sale Please, remember this coming Saturday, March 30, will be the troop's general pickup for any rummage you may have for them. If you wish a pick-up before then, contact any leader of Scouts and it will be done. Anyone not home who has anything leave it on your stairs or porch marked Scouts and the troop, will pick it up. Any of our neighboring subdivisions who have any articles for us, just contact wait Mrotz and he'll be there for it. The troop's rummage sale is to be held on Friday, April 5, from 6 to 10 p.m. and on Saturday, April 6, from 9 a.m. til 6 p.m. Free coffee and cake will be served. Please, plan on attending, our troop needs everyones support. Women's Club This is a reminder that on April 4, at 8:30 p.m. the Women's club will hold their regular monthly meeting at which there will be election ol officers. Also, Joan Krater will be our guest for the evening with a program on hypnotism. Let's all try to make it out foi this interesting program and bring a guest. Schedule for Community House Friday, March 29, 2 to 6 p.m. dancing classes. Sunday, March 31, 3 p.m. LPPOA general meeting. Monday April 1, 7 p.m. Little League registration. Tuesday, April 2, Election day. Wednesday, April 3, 3 to 6 p.m., dancing classes. 7:30 p.m. Cub committee meeting. Thursday, April 4, 8:30 p.m. Women's club meeting. Call Jo Rizzo 385-2728 for any bookings for the community house. Annual Spring Luncheon The annual spring luncheon which is sponsored by the welcome committee will be held cn Wednesday, May 29, at 12 noon at our community house. More about it in later issues. Scout-O-Rama Our Boy Scout Indian dance team pertonncd at the Scout- O-Rama last Saturday and received a tremendous round ol applause from the 400 people in attendance. As the dancers began, people were milling around but once they heard the beat of the drums and the rythmn of the bells, all eyes were on the stage. The leaders and women involved with each of the teams performances feel "that this has been their best. They have added the Serpentine dance already and it was performed beautifully and we might add on a small stage. The team is now learning the war dance and solo numbers are also being added. Lakeland Park can well be proud of these boys. There are only five boys in the troop who have not joined the dance team and we feel that when they see the color shots and movies they'll join up. This team does not take the place of scouting, It'? an added activity. Our troops parents and community did a wonderful job of participating and this means so much to the boys. A word of praise, a pat on the back or your faces among the audience can mean more than you • can possibly imagine. Any one who entered Crystal Lake high school for this affair couldn't help but see and know that Boy Scout Troop 459 of Lakeland Park was there because Mr. Mrotz has the beautiful sign on his truck, and a local firm's and Ed Druml's fine painting were visible to everyone. We are proud of our Scouts and their dance team and we want everyone to know we are. March 20. This little tyke weighed in at 8 lbs., and is 21 inches long. Also, proud of their grandson are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wohlert of Mc- Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Woodstock; Congratulations. first Aid Meet We want to wish the very best of luck to our Scout Troop's first aid team in the district meet to be held in Woodstock tomorrow night. These boys have been attending two extra two hour practice sessions weekly for the past four weeks now. Marv George, assistant scoutmaster and Ed Druml, scoutmaster, want this team basically for any first aid necessary for any troop affair. These two leaders feel Troop 459 is being well represented and have greal hopes for their team. Anniversary Wishes Happy anniversary to Harry and Esther Cygan who will, have 12 years of wedded bliss on March 31. Blue Bundles The third son of Joe and Gail Parisi was born on March 17, at the Woodstock hospital. Anthony Patrick weighed in al 7 lbs. 2% oz., and was 20 inches long. Anthony's two brothers are Joey who is 2% and Stevie who is 1 year old. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richmond from Rockton, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parisi from Lakeland Park. Congratulations to you all. Marie and Harry Wohlert of Home avenue are the proud parents of a son. Michael David made his first appeararfce at Woodstock hospital on Happy Birthday Wishes Happy birthday wishes to Al DeMillier who will be 10, to Greg Bartos, and to Mary Therese and Frank Sweeney who all share the same day of March 28. Happy birthday wishes also to Carl Thompson who will be 2 on March 29, to Dorothy Glorch on March 30, and! to Patty Laursen who will be 6, Ronnie Kamp who will be 10 and to Judy Slonina who will be 5 all on March 31, and to iSebbie Koczor who will be 5 on April 2. May you all have very nice days. A belated birthday also to Agnes Prazak who celebrated on March 22. Sorry we missed you last week, but hope you had a nice one anyway. Birthday Doing* , Saturday afternoon Leah Rode celebrated her eighth birthday at her home with her Grandma and Grandpa Rode, her Aunt Judy and Uncle Jim and cousins Judy and Donny. Aunt and Uncle Gerrietts and cousins Kathy, Dennis, Jeffrey, and Christine. Before supper they all journeyed to Crystal Lake for the Scout-O-Rama. On Sunday, Leah celebrated again when her Aunt and Uncle Barthel and children, Joan and Jimmy, from Stickney visited them. JoAnn Rizzo celebrated her twelfth birthday last Wednesday, March 20, after school with twelve of her girl friends. The girls had a grand time. ' 4? Get-Well Wishes Get-well wishes to Mrs. Rose Prazak who is recovering from surgery. She is staying at her brother's home in Tinley Park. To Mrs. Sam Parisi, who is now home after undergoing surgery. Hope you are all up and around very shortly. Attends Ice Show Quite a few couples attended the ice show in Chicago last Sunday, March 24, with the Legion of the Moose. A good time was had by all. Attends Bozo Circus Marion Hulbert, Lee and Susie were on television last Friday when they went down to see Bozo Circus. Lee was lucky enough to be picked to play musical chairs and received a Bozo decal for his p.hr m & Son OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 385-0063 IT'S TRUE! Buick sales records are toppling. And we're celebrating. During "record setting days," stake your claim on the trim, jaunty Buick Special. America's only V-6 car engine. Plus famous Buick comfort, luxury and room. Only $2338.75.* Like one? Come on in. BONUS! exclusive rca DYNAGROOVE LP. Just $1 with special order form at Buick dealers. (Most Buick dealers have album.) oundLirt Based on Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price for two-door Special sedan with white sidewall tires ' (includes reimbursement lor Federal Excise Tai and Suggested Dealer Delivery and Handling Charge). 'Transportation charges. State and Local taxes, accessories, and other optional equipment additional. record setting days at Buick dealers!!! efforts. They enjoyed it very much. Many See "Bye Bye Birdie" Barb and Ron Meurer had Barb's folks up from Lombard last Saturday to see the show "Bye-Bye Birdie" after which they went home and had coffee and cake. Lyda and Bill Radisch had their daughtei and family up from Carpentersville to see the show and of course enjoyed it very much. Don and Toots Gerstad served refresliments following the performance to friends from surrounding communities and neighbors. Not only did we have a lot from our community go to see the show but Linda Crane was one of the teenagers who performed in the show. Congratulations for a job well done. , A Marine Private T^David Druml graduated last Thursday from the San Diego, Marine Recruit base and is now stationed at Camp Pendelton, Calif., for a 6 week advance infantry training course He will then be home for 3 weeks before he has to go back. I mentioned awhile back that he had been severely burned on his arm. As of right now, the burns are healing nicely although it will be a year before they are completely healed. Good luck to you on youi advanced training Dave. Your family and friends are anxiously waiting your furlough. Visiting and Visitors The Don Gerstads had as guests Sunday Don and Barb Hiller and their five children from Schiller Park. They had dinner, then had a nice Ions visit. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rizzo and family attended the wedding BISHOP LANE TO OPEN CHRISTIAN FAMILY MEETING His Excellency, the Most Reverend Loras T. Lane, D. D., Bishop of Rockford, will deliver the opening address at the fourth Christian Family Movement Diocesan convention on Sunday, March 31, at Boylan Central Catholic high school, Rockford. Other speakof their nephew, Robin Smoje, to Norma Winchell on Saturday, March 23, in Oaklawn. The Oakfords visitors Saturday were Petey's mom, Mrs. Eileen Grondy, and her sister, Marilyn McCullough. In the afternoon Jack took Larry and friend, Lawrence Huck, to the Scout-O-Rama. Sue Grizely and. her two daughters, Jatty and Linda went to Lincolnwood to Sue's brothers to celebrate the birthday of her niece, Karen. Meet Your Neighbor Fran and Nick DeBlasi who reside at 1602 N. Lakeland. The DeBlasis have Rved here for 2% years since moving from Arlington Heights. Nick attended high school in New York and Fran graduated from St. Patrick's Academy in Des- Plaines. This happy couple have been married 4Ya years and have two fine boys, NickeyJr., age 3, and Brian, age 2. They met while Nick was stationed in Arlington Heights. Nick enjoys baseball and drawing. Fran enjoys embroidering when she finds time and is expecting their third child in August. The family belongs to St. Mary's parish. Vote April 2 Don't forget to get out and vote April 2. trs highlighting the afternoon program will be the Very Rev. Msgr. William J. Quinn, codirector of the Latin American Bureau of the National Catholic Welfare Conference; Rev. Frans J. Bonnike, superintendent of Newman Central Catholic high school; and John and Dorothy Drish, Chicago, actively engaged in the rehabilitation of former prisoners in the Chicago area. Participating In the convention will be priests and lay couples from the Rockford, Aurora, McHenry, Freeport, Sterling and Elgin deaneries. The convention is open to aft CFM members and their ehajjfc lains, and to all couples anil priests in the diocese interested, in learning about CFM. ^ In charge of registration fof^ the convention are Mr. ana Mrs. Norb Jacob of McHenry They will also be a part of tht program when they lead tht discussion for those who havf been in CFM for some time. The title of this panel is "Dead Wood or Dedication." The present Alabama State Capitol was once used as tht capitol of the Confederacy. S P R I N G COAT SPECIALS! 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