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Thursday. October 1, 1964 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two --* F m* Thm LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MEURER -- KAY DRUML 885-4356 Woman's Club Meets Tonight We certainly hope to hffVe a nice crowd out to Womah's club tonight. The theme will be Halloween and I understand that the girls have really done a beautiful job of decorating their pumpkins. Maybe you will be the one to take one home. If every old member will bring a new member we should have a nice crowd. See you there. By the way, there is a welcome party scheduled for Oct. 22, at. 8:30 at the community houSe. If you know anyone who has never been to one please give Lyda Radisch their name so she can send them an invitation. Watch this column for further details. Community House Schedule Thursday, Oct. 1, 8:30 p.m. - Woman's clUb meeting. Saturday, Oct. 3 -- 6 to 9 p.m. open voters registration. Sunday, Oct. 4 -- 6 to 9 open voters registration. Monday, Oct. 5--4:30 to 6 Girl Scouts. Tuesday, Oct. 6 -- 6:30 to 9 Boy Scouts, Wednesday, Oct. 7 -- 8 p.m. Cub committee meeting. Bowling Saturday, Oct. 3 is our next bowling date. The following teams will play each other, Dodgers vs Mets, Yankees vs Cubs, Braves vs Orioles, and Sox vs Pirtes. Let's all try to be on time, 9 p.m. See you there. and two sons, Foster and Robert, and six great grandchildren. Lee has been staying with her father-in-law in Villa Park for the last 2 weeks. Our sympathy also goes to Irv and Dottie Becker on the death of his uncle, last week. Cub Scouts The Cub Scout season started last week with their first pack meeting on Monday. Announcements were as follows. Their next meeting will be Oct. 19th and will be a costumed Halloween party. The boys are supposed to come in costume and there will be prizes for the prettiest, most original and funniest. Max Koch is again Webelos leader for all lOVa year old boys. Their meetings are held on Wednesday evening at Koch's home at 7 p.m. Address stickers are now for sale and it is hoped that every-, one will be most co-operative since this is the only money making project for the year. There is also an appeal for den mothers. Any mother who thinks she might be interested in giving a few hours of her time please contact Bob Matthews at 385-6042. The most important announcement was the committee meeting for Oct. 7 and 8 at the community house for all den mothers and interested parents. These are your boys so let's help plan their activities. Kevin Cahil received his Bobcat pin from Mr. Matthews and Robbie Florek received his wolf badge. The honor flag was awarded to Den 1 after tieing with Den 5. This flag is given to the den that has the most parents present at the pack meeting. Girl Scouts Today we decided where we were to go. We'll work on projects, go places, such as O'Hare field and camp. Well, I guess we're starting again. Deepest Sympathy Our deepest sympathy goes to Lee Glorch on the death of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Florence Decker, on Sept. 17. She leaves her husband, Roland, 4-H Club Through the efforts of two very fine ladies of our subdivision a 4-H Club is being formed. Girls will be taught Hojme Economics and there will be several projects for boys, among them photography. The age group will be for all boys and girls aged 10 and not yet 19 before July 1. The first meeting will be held on Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. at the Community House and parents are invited to attend this first meeting with their youngsters. Only youngsters of Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores can join this group headed by Mrs. Gloria Schultz and Miss Cindy Schultz. These two fine ladies deserve the cooperation of the community and also a pat on the back for undertaking the project to help give our youngsters another community activity. Don't forget the date, Saturady, Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. at our Community House. These 4-H groups are always most active and everyone has a terrific time. We will have more news on the group each week. Best Wishes are extended belatedly to Frank Bartos who became one year younger on Sept. 16 and to Elaine Jett who celebrated on Sept. 28. October starts out with Kenny Prazak reaching age 16 and Eddie Gerstad will be 3. On the 2nd Frank Vanek will be 14 and Randy Koczor will be 9. Rosemary Tiffany adds another year on the 3rd. The 6th has Keith Schaedel becoming 6 and Carol Moll enters her teen years. Michele Koch will be 5 on the 7th, sharing that date is Virginia Hodges. Delia and Bob Kroening share their 14th year of wedded bliss on the 7th. On the 8th, Joan and Sam Bucaro and Sue and Matt. Grizley share anniversaries. Bucaros will be married 21 years and Grizleys 9 years. Matt Grizley also celebrates his birthday on that date as does Dorothy Morgenson and Pam Krasucki, who will be 6. Our very best wishes go to each of you. Strolling Through The Park Mr. and Mrs. John Hoglund of 4613 W. Home Avenue have sold their home to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nickels. The Hoglunds are moving to Chicago on the 1st of October and they will be taking a 3 month tour of Europe in Spring. Our best wishes go with them as they leave our subdivision and we'd also like to welcome the Nickels and wish them nothing but the very best in their home. The Meurers, Matthews, Georges and Johnsons surprised the Kochs Sunday evening with coffee and cake to celebrate their twelfth anniversary. This must be the season for demonstrations for there seems to be one kind or another almost every evening. Last week Dorothy Dowell and Gloria Flanigan were hostesses. Kitty Hendle and Joan Burmann had demonstrations. Evelyn Osmon and Jessie Matthews both had parties. Sounds like a busy week. Marianne Borchert was guest of honor for showers held in her honor last week. One LADIES' NIGHT Tuesday Nile All Drinks MEN'S NIGHT Monday Nile ll|< BEER -- 1U glass WEDNESDAY NIGHT Spaghetti & Sauce FISH FRY FRIDAY Ocean Perch Plate -- SUNDAY MORNING BREAKFAST Music Saturday Nights • Boat Rentals ® Speed Boat Rides ® Picnic Area CASEY'S R 4518 N. Rlverdale Drive Flstakee Lake Phbne 885-9887 of them being held by her sister, Bebe' Leone. Be be Leone is a former resident. Heard that Jerry and Lloyd Wagner attended a terrific dinner on Saturday and got home as the rooster crowed. Sue and Ron Funk had quite a house full of guests last Sunday. Sue's mom, Mrs. Roth, was guest of honor for her birthday. Sue's sister, Dorothy, her husband and children from Fox Lake as well as Ron's folks from Chicago all helped grandma enjoy her day. Thursday of last week Rose and Ed Oswald took their grandson, Dave Druml, into Evanston to spend the day with his aunt, uncle and cousins, the Geishecker family. It had been a year and a half since they had all seen one another. We'd like to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Gene Glosson as resdents. The newly weds are residing at 4703 W. Home avenue. The new Mrs. Glosson is the former Nancy Cusack of McHenry and Gene is the son of that real nice couple Lil and Bill Glosson. Arlene and Frank Bartos celebrated their anniversary on the 29th with a very pleasant evening of having dinner out and enjoying their years of togetherness. Get-well wishes go to Gloria Flannigan who .was feeling far from, good when we talked to her this morning. Speedy recovery is also wished to Ray Mendyk who is in McHenry hospital. The Druml house proved a most active one over last weekend with their two older sons both home. Bud was home for the weekend from Chanute Air Force Base and Dave is home on leav<£" from the Marines and his tour of duty on Okinawa had the family all together for the first time in a year and a half. Seems the coffee pot never had a chance to cool off with everyone stopping into see the boys. Sure made Kay and Ed feel real good having all four sons together again, even if only for a few days. Petey and Jack Oakford proved to be real good relatives by helping Petey's sister and her husband decorate their newly purchased flat over the weekend. Nedra Eckhart's mother, Mrs. Chamblin, returned to Chicago with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. PLAN TO CARBY CANCER STORY TO COUNTY SCHOOLS Plans to intensify the responsiblity of carrying the American Cancer society's story to the public were developed at a meeting of the McHenry county unit last week. One of the bulwarks of the American Cancer society's program of work is to inform the public on such facts as these, Roger Reichert, chairman, explained: 1. Cancer is curable, but doctors deserve a chance to help a victim whip the disease. 2. Seven danger signals help every person spot the possible presence of cancer, often in its earliest stages. 3. Every person should be alert to these seven danger signals and should not hesitate to go to a physician and request an adequate check-up. One of the main projects will be to carry the fight to whip cancer to schools, industries, Wayne Chamblin, last Saturday after spending a week here with Nedra, Les and Billy. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Krummer of Skokie were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Werner Henneberg and their daughter are visiting with his parents. Hear grandma is thrilled wth having them as visitors. civic groups and specialized groups. Heading this public education committee will be Mrs. Jerry Rath, Marengo, and the Rev. Clarence Kerr, long time worker in the Cancer society's battle to conquer this insidious disease. Dr. S. L. Ruggero, Wonder Lake, will continue as vicechairman, »and Mrs. Raymond Gathman will continue as secret a l-y. Other committee assignments include: Mrs. Stanley Tanan, Crystal Lake, service chairman; Don Peasley, Woodcock, publicity chairman; Dr. Kug^ero and Mrs. Frank Gregory, McHenry, unit delegates to the state division meetings, and Mrs. Rath and Reverend Ken-, public education committee co-chairmen. Other members of the executiv board include Dr. George AI vary and Earl Walsh, McHenry. The group agreed one major project will be an effort to early the informational film on "Should I Smoke?" into grade schools. They agreed that the upper grade school-age children are considering the habit, despite their tender age. Mrs. Rath said her committee plans to contact industries and school principals and ask permission to show various informational films on cancer to adults and students. ROTARY NEWS On Oct. 8, our Rotary club will have an unusual guest. He will be district 644 chairman on Interact- -Dr. Roman P. Smyk of Braidwood Rotary club. He will speak about exploration and organization of an International Action club to be eventually started in our town. We would like to throw just a handful of intriguing information and will continue with some more next week. "Five W's" of Interact WHO? Male members of the three upper classes of high or middle school, who possess good character and leadership potential; and who have demonstrated achievement in activities. WHERE? Almost any community in the world where there is a Rotary club willing, on a voluntary basis, to undertake sponsorship. WHEN? As soon as a Rotary club, having explored the f&cts, decides the time is appropriate. WHY? Research has shown there is a vacancy for interact, particularly in its international understanding aspects; and be4i l cause there has been demand, from tlo£ari^ns ^for feignificant organized activity in service to youth. Interact is a club sponsored by a Rotary cltfb, but it is not "just another club". It meets a need. Its structure is sufficiently flexible to permit organization in any community where there is a Rotary club. Since members are high school boys, the organizational material-- the young men themselves-- is available in our community. One seldom gets more out of a dollar--or of life--than he puts into it. ' • * * If | BE WISE, USE THE CLASSIFIED FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO KOENEMANN SAUSAGE CO. • 35 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • 1TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED^ HAMS • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES \ Phone 385-6260 Route 120 -- Just East of Route 12 -- Volo, 111. Please Remember All residents who have not registered, please do so on this weekend at the community house. The people will be there to register you from 6 to 9 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3 and 4. The Little League Dance, Oct. 10, American Legion Home at 9 p.m. Help out the league with your attendance and also enjoy an evening out. Our Humblest Apology is going to Mrs. George Hendle, better known to all her friends as Kitty. The name of this very terrific gal and expert Mille Borne player was somehow omitted from our list of gals who attended the shower for Jessie Matthews last week. Kitty, we are really very, very sorry and hope you'll let us out of the dog house. Dear friends, citizen xoulrfT the aVera«« to kno^ Lh SUrprised Z"n fun^ "^tTZt the b«u°tt apparent to the duw"* " it i- „ Public. tial if we essence high standards"1",!3^ Set °ur services ^ Respectfully, IVEE3 mam Hundreds of Unadveriised Specials, too! VALUES FOR LADIES' BRACH'S KITCHEN FRESH NYLON HOSE CHOCOLATE STAR 47 iteware Special! Seamless. Wonderfully sheer! Reg. 59c pr. Delicious peaks of creamy-smooth chocolate REG. 79c Choice of 2 styles white coffee cups or soup n cereal bowls. Reg. 15c each. FQAM „ FILLED Decorator Hows Fully Lined -- Plastic DRAPES Perfect color accents in a variety of shapes & colors. 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