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TBE PIJUMriBALSrH flpSilPftW# ! f! ? rmr> i r i Vehicle Tags :JNow Available Barbara Meurer - S8M$1% ^ Block captains can now get "their vehicle stickers from -Helen Strandquist so they can l)e passed out. Residents, please get them from your block captains, mot from Helen. ^pfSdSf^J8S5S|gff^i^r-4S^ ; ? yfiwr,; ovi^a special day t>ut fofr many,. !many ' years to come. It's such a pleasure being associated with you. On Wednesday, Jan. 8, Joan Krater has the pleasure of blowing out one more candle on her cake and we both hope she has a wonderful day fallowed by many, many more years filled the same way. Woman'* ClubPostponed Our next Woman's club , meeting- has been postponed -'•until Jan. 9, instead of to- Might. J1 It was felt that with - all the partying of the last 1 two weeks we needed a rest, ' so we will See all of you on the ninth. Community ;Houae Schedule ' Tuesday, Jan. 7, from 6:30 to 7:30 will be Boy Scout Indian dance practice; 7:30 to 9, -Boy .Scout meeting; Wednesday, Jan. 8, 7:30, regular open rfteeting of Little League. Little League Meeting ( There will be a meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 8 of the Lakeland Park Little League parents. Time is at 7:30 at the Community House. There will be no other meeting this month so the officers hope the meeting will be well attended Bowling News We're not up to the standings of the teams after our bowling of Dec. 21. We do know, that the Dodgers -are now in sole possession of first place. Our league will finish the first half of the season on Jan. 14. Do hope all dur bowlers will have recovered from New Year's so everyone will be at the alleys on time. Our Congratulations Go to Don Humann and Bob O'Brien, who were winners of the McHenry county bowling tournament doubles event held at Harvard on Dec. 14. Boy Scout News Troop 459 will resume weekly meetings after the holiday recess on Tuesday, Jan. 7, at 6:30, with the Indian dance ^team practice. Hope all Scouts '..or parents of Scouts will remember so the boys can get back into the scouting program for what we hope will be another very successful year. Jtist a reminder to all Scouts, it's time for the new charter to be sent in so make sure if your registration fee hasn't been turned in that it is done at the meeting on Jan. 7 so your name will appear on the charter. Happy Birthday To You A very wonderful mother, wife, homemaker, cook, baker, very active church member, officer of Women's club, good bowler, a wonderful person who is always willing to lend a helping hand celebrates her birthday on Tuesday, Jan. 7 -- my fellow correspondent and friend, Barb Meurer, I know I'm joined by many, many people in wishing you nothing but the very best, not only on Strolling Through The Park We hope that our "residents have taken a ride through the ,park and seen the many beautifully decorated homes during this season. To try to pick out the prettiest we wouid never attempt to do, there are so many. Take a walk or ride and enjoy the beauty that is so evident right now. The Daurios, Mary, Jim, Lynn, Mick, Jimmy and Tommy, all had a wonderful Christmas just being eoge£bj(y.w- The Art Tiffany's, children, in-laws and grandchildren, all sp.en.L,.the together. Understand Rosemary, received quite a welcome gift from Her family. |' • Dot tie and Irv Becker and their children were the host and hostess to the Becker clan. Bette -and Bill Kamp and their three.youngsters gathered at Bill's ..sister, Arlene Guzzardo, and her family for the gathering of the Kamps. Nedra, Les and Billy *Eckhart spent the '.-day with all the members of the Chamblin family ^in- the "Windy City." Grandma and Grandpa Funk spent the day out here with Sue, Ron and their children and Sue's mother, Mrs. Roth. Gayle and Bob Laursen hadv a house full of guests for Christmas Day. The Gladmans, very happy to have Ed feeling better, spent the day with. "Mickey's sister and all the rest of the. family. How many times this year have you heard people express themselves like this: "It just doesn't seem like Christmas, I have no Christmas spirit at all?" We heard it quite often and it seemed to be the feeling of so very many people from so many different walks of life. What has happened? Is it T.V. and stores rushing us into the. buying of gifts as early as Halloween? The true meaning of the day seems to be being pushed in the background and it truly is a shame. The phrase, "Exchanging gifts," is a pet gripe of ours. We have always thought that the true meaning of a gift was that you gave because you wanted to do so, not for what you would get in return. God gave us His Son on Dec. 25 without asking us what we were going to give him in return and that, too, seems to be forgotten. It's just a thought but maybe if enough of us all started to write let* ters to stores and people of importance we could once again enjoy each and every holiday as it comes. The Kamps helped Grandma Druml celebrate her birthday last Monday. Helping her blow out one more candle on her cake were members of her family and she had an extra big thrill because her oldest Johnny Meurer turned 5 on "the 1 wentierM?with the help grandson's \vife had just giveiv birth to her first great-grandson and first great-grandchild. Due to ear problems, the Eddie Drumls coUldri't make it out to help -grandma celebrate but she knows'they thought about hfcr and that they will all be around to celebrate for* many, many more of her days. Mtajrer CTPfC? wi of Meg Humann, Judy and Johnny Johnson, & Stevie and' Joey Parisi. They played g^mes and- -tfnjrtycd cupcakes arid ice cream. On Sat unlay. Johnny's Grandma and Grandpa Meurer came out to spend the weekend and added their best wishes for his special day. Joy Grizely celebrated her birthday on the 23rd, although her birthday wasn't until the 26th. Da^id and Scotty Wohnrade, --Bobbie- Koczor, Kathv Davis, Debbie and CajioLScheid, Nancy Matthews, Linda and PatW and Chipper, Grizely and Parh and Wayne Steele helped her to celebrate. Judy Siefert gavQ a much needed hand to Sue with the refreshments and games. "On Christmas day,' Sue's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcster, and their four children and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kee, from B;yrington came out for dinner and also to celebrate Joy's birthday. When they left they took Linda and Joy home with them and Chuck and Sharon with Sue.. The Steeles had a double celebration Christmas, once with Vivian's mother, .Mrs. Williams, and then for supper with John's folks. We're glad to hear that Pam was back on her feet for the holidavs after ^ponding some ilme-iii) the hospital. 1: , f Lyda and Bill Radisch spent a very active-week. It-all began on Sunday when they arrived at Lyda's brother, Ralph Kejidig, in Oak Park. On Ivionday* they were among the half million people who were downtown. They sperM. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday--'in Oak Park. Christmas day was spent in Carpentersville with their' daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren, the Lexow family. Thursday got 1o be mighty hectic, the family celebrated the fourteenth birthday of Nancy Lexow. The, Radisches then travelled- to Chit-ago to have another Christmas day with the Riley family. The evening was spent with long time friends, Mabel and Courtney Rowe. The two couples have a yearly dinner date the day after Christmas. Iyda and Bill SPECIAL FREE HERSHEYS / i had'» hi < i Wonderful ; week, ; hut were more thatv happy to s<?e the peace arid quiet of home. . Grandma Rizzo \nd "Paul's brother, Sam, spent the Christmas holiday with the Rizzo family. The day after, Jo's brother, Frank Geltner, and his fanjily and sister, Mrs. Smoje, and grandchildren and her son, Robin, his wife and their brand new 15-day-old baby girl. Ann Herzog ^speq.t the Christmas, holiday with her family, the K. M. Steens, in Lombard. Had phone Calls from all members of the family all oyer the states -- Kansas, Ohio and Mis^uri. Made even - one feel like they had shared Christmas. The Standquists had their daughter, Rita, and her family over for Christinas Eve dinner and then spent their1 Christmas day at their son, Larry's, home in Whpaton. News Years Resolutions Many people make resolutions for the Ne\y Year only to have them broken within hours. There's just one resolution that we feel should lie n\ade and kept or at least tried to be kept: Do unto others as you would like othej to do unto you.1 * .., 1 (T PAYS T< ADVERTISE POODLES BEAUTIFULLY GROOMSfe -- TRAINING -- BOARDING -- Individual large inside kennels heated -- Covered outside runs. mm siCKirs KENNELS. 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry, HI. (1 Mile East of the Skyline DHve-In) One Hershey Bar (Almond or PltfmT with EACH gallon of J.&L. 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