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fSectlonTwo -- Pag® Six "A THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October 29, 1964. LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MBURER -- KAY DRUML 885-4358 HOLD IMPORTANT GENERAL MEETING NOVEMBER 4 On Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. the next general meeting will be held at the community house. This will be a very important meeting for everyone as the discussion will be on the roads, drainage district, beaches and park district, etc. If you are interested in your community, mark your calendars for the 4th of November. Woman's Club Meeting Nov. 5 A very interesting Woman's club meeting will\ take place next Thursday, Nov. 5 at 8:30 p.m. when our own Boy Scouts will perform in their Indian, dance ritual. All those women who signed up for milk or cupcakes please remember to bring them. Jo's got the list if you have forgotten what you signed up for. The meeting is supposed to start at 8:30 so let's be on time so the boys can have the floor at 9. Sympathy Extended We know we are joined by the entire subdivision in extending our deepest sympathy to the Morrie Ketchum family on the death of Morrie's grandfather, Henry A. Ketchum, and to the family of the late John J. Arndt. The two were involved in a car accident last week. Mr. Arndt had resided in our community for eight years and leaves his wife, Adele, a son, John, Jr., and daughter, Leona Arndt Bujak, both of whom reside in Wonder Lake. Three grandchildren are also Mr. Arndt's survivors. Mr. Arndt was buried from St. Mary's church last Friday morning. May they rest in peace. Community House Schedule For any and all reservations or cancellations of the community house please, contact Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Wednesday, Oct. 28, Little League Open Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, Girl Scout meeting 4:30 to 6. Tuesday, Nov. 3--Election--6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4, General Lakeland Park Property Owners Association Meeting-- 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5--Woman's Club Meeting--8:30 p.m. Heavenly Bundles Hank and Flossie Kawa are the proud parents of a 7 lb. baby girl which was born Oct. 23 at Harvard hospital. Susan is the baby's name and she has two brothers, Kevin and Mark, and a sister, Karen. Bob and Jessie Matthews had a double celebration last Saturday, Oct. 24 when Richard Thomas came into the world at 3 a.m. in the morning. This was also Nancy's birthday. Richard weighed in at 7 lbs. 5 oz. He has one brother, Bobby, and two sisters, Nancy and Carole. Warning! Danger! I received a call from Frank Gans of the McHenry Hunting Club telling me that with the hunting season now opened, the children must stay out of Cooney Woods behind Lakeland Shores. Hunters that were in there last weekend were complaining of children from Lakeland Park being in there, so parents, know where your children are playing and make sure it is not where they can get hurt. First Holy Communion On Sunday, Oct. 25, the Feast of Christ the King, 104 youngsters received the Blessed Sacrament of Holy Eucarist at St. Mary's church. The little girls in their white dresses and veils will never look more radiant nor the boys more handsome. Our prayers were with them all, but especially to the youngsters from our own subdivision who were among the group. Johnnie Hendle was the honored guest for a large group of his relatives who had come from many places to help him celebrate. His mom and dad served a delicious turkey dinner. Mark Kawa was also one of the youngsters who were honored on that day. Cindy Kamp had thirty-five of her relatives sharing in a 1 o'clock turkey dinner and wonderful afternoon. Daniel Koch was also the honored guest at a turkey dinner and party for a large group of his relatives Boy Scout Troop /45i Next Tuesday, Nov. Seeing election day our troop's meeting will be cancelled due to the fact that the Community house will be the scene of ballot counting. Our next meeting will be on Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m. however there are several dates and times to be marked down and remembered between now and then. Our Indian Dance Team will perform for Lakeland Park's Woman's Club on the 5th of November, all Scouts will be notified by phone as to the time of their assembly. The 6th, 7th and 8th is the Fall campout for our troop, we will be going to Wilmot Park and are to meet at the Community House at 5 p.m. It's about a half hours ride and any parents who can drive are urged to call Committee Chairman Jim Daurio at 385-3160, it will be greatly appreciated as transportation is always a problem. Hope all Scouts got in their fees so they can attend. Mark your calendars now with the dates and also all Scouts are asked to make sure their parents fulfill their privilege as an American, get them out to VOTE. nice gals Donna Rode and Wilma Atkinson. Nov. 1 has Paul .jMayer becoming 5, Gert Krug and that brand new daddy, Bob Matthews, also share that date. Margie Kroening will be 8 on the 2nd. On the 4th Nancy Hahndorf will be 14. Belated birthday greetings go to little Chris Ladd who l-eached that wonderful age of 1 on the 26th. Girl Scouts The Girl Scouts worked toward their Active Citizens badge at their meeting last Monday. They also celebrated three birthdays, Nancy Matthews, Alicia Sweeney, and Alana Hendricks. The girls all received their birthday spankings. The girls have received their Girl Scout calen dars now and will be selling them to their parents and friends, so help them out when you are asked. Cub Scouts A Halloween party was the main event at the Cub pack meeting last week Monday. The boys all wore costumes and really gave the judges a rough time deciding. The winners were, "Mummy" Donald Prazak, "Majorette" Ronnie Fern strom was prettiest and Scot Belohlavy as a Ubangie, was winner of the most original Games were played and refreshments were served. A new den mother Marion Hulbert has taken over Den 5 for Aggie Prazak. Her meetings will be on Tuesdays after school Little League Banquet A very enjoyable evening was had last Saturday by the Little league boys and their annual little league ^anquet. The Ringwood church women served one of their delicious roast beef dinners of which I have heard nothing but praise. The only complaint my son had was that he ate so much dinner he couldn't finish his apple pie. After dinner Cliff F\ilton, the coach from McHenry high school, gave a talk which everyone enjoyed very much. The boys who were leaving Little League were then given their trophies. They are as follows; Jack Laursen from the Tigers, Dave Bockman, Ken Becker, Mike Hamer, Mike Krug, from the Braves; Kirk Links, Steve George, Kevin Schultz from the Orioles; Kevin Druml, Jim Oef fling, Greg Mayer, John Reining from the Cubs; Russ Rode, Kevin Lavin, Doug Belohlavy, David Johnson, and Dennis Johnson from the Sox; and Ed Gilbertsen, Tom Lagios, and from the Pirates. We hope you boys will continue on with your baseball. Congratulations And Best Wishes are going out to the following members of our subdivision who celebrate their own very special days during the coming week. To that really wonderful guy, Irv Becker, who admits to starting to live on the 30th. On the last day of the month and getting to celebrate Halloween also are those two Brownies At the Brownie meeting last Tuesday the girls made berry baskets to hold the leaves, etc., they had picked up the meeting before. The new girls were introduced, Katie Uttich and Kimberly Ludwig. Susan McMillan served a delicious treat. Strolling Through The Park On Friday evening last week Scotty Wohnrade celebrated his sixth birthday with a party with Grandma and Grandpa Wohnrade, Grandpa Bockman and Ann's sister Mary Carl stedt from Batavia ^attending his party. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nowell were much surprised by an overseas call from Bonn, Ger many, from their son PFC Peter Nowell. Welcome to Dorothy and Chuck Stockdale who have just moved into their home on Ramble road. Mr. and Mrs. Thilljes, that terrific custodian of the Community House, had Mr. and Mrs. Oswald as guests for some good old games of "66" last Monday evening. Seems they both hail from the same neighborhood and know many of the same people. Mary and Jim Daurio and their three sons enjoyed the company of Mary's niece Joan and Joe Demauro and their three children last Sunday. Dottie, Irv and the Becker children spent Saturday in Beloit, Wis., to attend the wedding of one of their relatives Rose and Ed Oswald proved what wonderful grandparents they are when they went into Evanston on Thursday to take care of their five granddaughters until Tuesday while their daughter, Blanche, and her husband, Ed, celebrated their sixteenth anniversary by going on a fishing trip to northern Wisconsin. Candles on two birthday cakes were blown out at the Druml home on Saturday. Eddie, Jr., (Bud) was home for the weekend and had turned 22 the previous Tuesday so his birthday cake was waiting for him on Saturday. Dennis turned 14 on that day so he also had a cake. Helping the boys celebrate besides mom, dad and their two other brothers were grandma and grandpa Druml, aunt Bette and uncle Bill Kamp and their cousins, Danny, Ronnie and Cindy Kamp, Donna and Davey Smith, Mary, Jim, Mick, Jimmy and Tommy Daurio. Bud's Air Force buddy, Phil, also enjoyed the festivities. The past six weeks seem to have flown by very rapidly for our Marine son, David. He reported back for duty at Great Lakes on Monday. Hope his remaining two years of active duty fly by as rapidly for all of us. Marion Duffy was hostess to Sue Funk, Lorraine Arient, Wilma Atkinson, last Wednesday afternoon for Tripoley. Lovable little Jol-Lynn Prazak seems to be very much a young lady at her 17 months of age. Seems "Bijou" has been watching a member of TOPS and now does exercises the minute she hears music. Whoever said youngsters aren't observant? Jol-Lynn should be able to keep her girlish figure without any trouble, she's getting a good start. ^ Those happy go lucky gals, Ann Herzog, Ivy Lezak and Delia Julian took another ride into the country on Sunday to enjoy the fall colors. Ivy's son, Danny, was also Delia's guest for the ride. Ann Herzog had a wonderful dinner for the group afterwards and then the ladies enjoyed their favorite card game. Rose Jensen was among the ladies who held demonstrations last week. Murph and Norb Kwiatek spent Saturday(in Chicago at a silver anniversary party. Delores and Jerry Rogers and their children went into the Museum of Science and Industry on Sunday. Hope that Matt Grizley's xrays that are being done today prove that there is nothing too seriously wrong with his back Matt fell at work and injured his back. Get-well wishes also to Roger and Eddie Gerstad who were victims of the flu on their day off of school and to all of you who have been victims of the flu bug which seems to be hitting everyone. Petey and Jack Oakford had a double birthday celebration at their home on Sunday. Petey and her niece, Pat McCullough were the honored guests. Besides the Oakford children the following enjoyed a very delicious dinner and day; Petey's sister, Marilyn McCullough, her brother, Duke, his wife, Connie, and their son, Mark, Petey's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, her other sister and brotherin- law, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulson, Jr., and their daughter, Cindy, of Elmhurst, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulsen,. Sr., who had just returned, from a trip to Sarasota, Fla. Gayle and Bob Laursen had the Gladmans and Duffs for a bang up evening on Saturday. Donna, Ray and Rode children enjoyed the company of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zuetel on Sunday. The Zuetels had just returned from a trip to Florida. Susy Gerstad and her grandma Gerstad both shared a wonderful dinner and birthday party last Sunday. Besides Susy's mom, dad and her three brothers to help her celebrate were grandpa Gerstad and grandma and grandpa Birkinbine. The party was held in Sun Prairie, Wis. Shirley spent a few days at her grandma's last weekend Uote Ifjov. 3, 64 CHARLES S. IPARI Republican Candidate For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 19th Judicial Circuit McHenry County MASTERWORK GALLERY OF Phonographs -- Radios Tape Recorders All Products of COLUMBIA RECORD" SALES CORP. 10 Fabulous Models from 4-Speed Monaural Manual Portable to Deluxe Stereophonio High Fidelity Automatic Portable & Stereo' Consoles TRANSISTOR RADIOS AM Portables to Deluxe AM/FM-Short Wave (6-Transi»tor Model A up) F.• M•w •. • • ul lCi l l & T 1326 N. Riverside Drive PSERVICE SALES and hon® 385-0979 Portable Tape Recorders 2 speed and 3 speed a • BSB< MeHoary, I1L SPRING GROVE EVA FREUND NEWS OT8-71S5 USE CARNIVAL PROCEEDS TO BUY LIBRARY BOOKS The teachers of Spring Grove elementary school and the PTA are sponsoring a carnival at the school Oct. 30 starting at 3 p.m. There will be booths0 such as pie throwing, mystery, white elephant, candy, bake sale, pop ^ame, wack the car, pony where she is spoiled and pampered to her hearts content. End Of The Month Hallow5efr is a very special day for youngsters, the day they get dressed up and go out trick or treating. Let's all try extra hard on that evening to drive extra, careful through our own and other subdivisions so it remains a happy occasion for everyone. Youngsters forget, drivers should not. At the same time we'd like to tell the youngsters to be careful, have a good time and let's hope there will not be any accidents or mischief in our community. Happy Halloween everyone. November 3rd We hope that every home wi'l do two things this coming Tuesday, Nov. 3. One, get to the community house between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. and cast your vote for whomever you think is the right man to run our nation and state. The other thing we'd like to see happen would be our country's flag flying proudly from each home on this very special day. rides and last but not least the spook house. A lunch will be served. This project is for the purpose of buying books for the library. D.C.C.W. Mrs. Louis Kagan, Mrs. Charles Freund, Mrs. Fred May and Mrs. Pauline Horak attend the DCCW Institute at St. Edward's high schodl In Elgin on Sunday. The Gabriel-Richard Institute conducted general assembly. They presented a program of rapid fire discussion brain storm sessions on ideas and a skit was presented. It was most interesting, as well as enlightening and educational on the topic of leadership. A luncheon was served at noon and in the afternoon there were work shop sessions. Benediction closed the day's program. Paper Drive, Nov. 14 The Boy Scouts will pick up paper for their drive on Saturday, Nov. 14. Save your papers and set them outside for the boys on that date. Visit Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and Mr>*and Mrs. Eddie May visited Mrs. Miller's sister, Sister Mary Quentin, in Durango, Iowa, on Sunday. Enroute they stopped at Freeport to see Father Daleiden, former pastor at St. Peter's, and also called on Mrs. John Jung at St. Joseph's home. presented to St. Peter's church by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Busch in honor of their son, Theodore, who lost his life during World War II. Boy Scouts were flag bearers at a ceremony held after the eight o'clock mass on Sunday at which time Rev. Edward Lehman blessed the flag and placed it in the sanctuary. Fortycllours The devotion V Forty Hours will be held in St. Peter's parish on Nov. 6, 7, 8 with closing on Sunday, Nov. 8, at 7:30 p.m. SUSPEND LICENSES Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain has announced the suspension of the driver licenses of Harry R. Chambers, Jr., and Donald J. O'Brien of Crystal Lake and Thomas J. Phelan of Cary for three violations. A probationary permit was issued to Dale K. Feffer of Crystal Lake. MILTON VOIGT Milton Voight, 8001 Memory Trail, Wonder Lake, district representative in this local ar-- ea for Aid Association for Luf therans, ranked as the society'!., second leading producer last month. He has earned th$ Fraternal Insurance Counselor designation. PUMPKIN FESTIVAL Woodstock's square will take on a festive air Halloween when hundreds of local school children display their artis: tically decorated pumpkins. The Woodstock Kiwanis club is sponsoring the event, with cash prizes for the best decorated pumpkins in each of eight classes. 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