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Section Two -- Pag* Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MEURER -- KAY DRUML 885-4356 Little League Meets April 28 The welcome mat will be out on Wednesday evening, April 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the community house for all parents of all our Little Leaguers. It is hoped that the officers and regular old timers of the league will see many new faces. New faces mean new ideas artd these are never refused. Help is also always needed. It takes time and effort to run the league properly for the year and the men who have been doing "this for many years would appreciate new ideas and new help. It is your sons' league, why not give them some backing? Your son would like to know that you take an active interest in his league. Any new or old player who has not registered can do so by contacting Ron Meurer at 4814 Prairie Avenue. New players will be required to present birth certificates. Remember, parents, get down to the community house on Wednesday, April 28 at 7:30 and give the league your backing. Community House Schedule For any reservations or cancellations for the Community House contact Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Wednesday, April 21, L.P.P.O.A. General Meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday. April 22, Millstream Campers Meeting at 7:30. Saturday, April 24, Private Party. Sunday, April 25, Wedding shower. Monday, April 25, Girl Scouts at 4:30 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 27, Boy Scouts from 6:30 to 9. Wednesday, April 28, Open Little League Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Open House For Eckh art's Anniversary • It is hoped that the very many friends and neighbors of Nedra and Les Eckhart will be on hand on Saturday evening at 5 p.m. to help them celebrate. The affair will be open house at our community house. The Lester B. Eckharts actual twenty- fifth anniversary date is the twentieth but being in mid week their open house for everyone will be held on Saturday, April 24. Both the Eckharts are very active in the Community and we both hope that everyone will be down to help them celebrate. General Meeting Tonight, April 21, is a real important meeting of our Lakeland Park Property Owners Association. To all of you who get the paper on Wednesday evening call your neighbor and remind them of the meeting, they may have forgotten. Girl Scouts, Troop 320 On April 13, our meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Johnson's house. We colored eggs and made Easter baskets. We talked about ways we could help the people who were in the tornado on Sunday. We also talked about the Father and Daughter Banquet which is to be on the 21st. The Cadettes who have been coming to our meeting to earn their game badge came for the last time. We gave each a pair of gloves. It's been fun learning new games and we will miss them. Respectfully, Cathy Humann, Scribe. Best Wishes Our very best wishes are extended to the following members of our subdivision who eel* ebrate very special days during the coming week. Two real nice couples celebrate their anniversaries on the 24th, Petey and Jack Oakford will celebrate their 10th and Jo and Paul Rizzo add another year. Jessie Matthews and Ray Rode both share natal days on the 25th. Robert Hellios will be 3 on the 26th, Joan Apel adds another year on the same date. Jan and Bob Kozy add another year of wedded bliss also on the 26th. Judy and Fred Ludwig and Gloria and Bill Fedorenko share anniversaries on the 27th Fedorenkos celebrate their 20th. On the 28th, that wonderful guy I call my better half, Ed Druml, will become one year younger, Hon, how much young er can you get? You never seem to get any older. To each of you, may you have nothing but the very best. Two New Young Ladies Arrive Our subdivision has been blessed during the past week with the arrival of two very lovely young ladies. Arlene and Frank Bartos became the very proud parents of Jill Marie on April 15th somewhere around 11 a.m. at Woodstock hospital. Little Jill weighed in at 6 lbs., % oz. and a petite 19 inches long. Jill will be well, protected not only by her parents but by her two very proud big brothers, Mark and Greg. May the Infant Jesus watch over and protect all the Bartos family. Sharon and Ray Fisher also were blessed with their fir§t daughter on April 17. We do not have any of the particulars but we do know that little Susan Lynn will also be well cared' for because she also has two brothers named Ronnie and Ripkie, We know the Good Lord will also protect and watch over the Fisher family who reside on Sunset avenue. Four In A Row For Ketehums Carol and Morrie Ketchum became the proud parents of their fourth son. Their fourth son was born at McHenry hospital on April 19 at 11:26 a.m. and weighed in at a nice 7 lbs., 12 ozs. We know the name Carol had talked about if it turned out she had her fourth son put people do change their minds so we'll wait until we can talk to her to make sure. We're real glad and happy for the Ketchum family which includes three brothers, Mike, Mark and Matthew, besides mom and dad to help care for and protect the youngest Ketchum. May God bless you all with continued health and happiness. Sympathy The deepest sympathy of the subdivision is extended to the family of the late Matthew Oik. Mr. Oik went to his eternal reward on April 12 at Veteran hospital in Chicago. He had turned 51 in February and was a decorated World War 2 hero. Burial was on Friday with the requiem mass being sung on Monday. In Skating Competition Dale Marzano and his partner, Pam Drawz, entered in the invitational dance competitions at the Lansing Roller Rink in Lansing, 111., two weeks ago and we are happy to say they took third place. On • May 9 they are plannihg on entering in the competition at Milwaukee, and on the 23rd will enter State competition at Harvey. We hope you are very successful in these next two competitions. Travelling to Lansing that Sunday were Dale's mother and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Davis, and thendaughter, Kathy. They enjoyed watching the competitions very much. Newlyweds Laurie Beahler and Buddy Rogers were married on Saturday, April 17 at the First Reformed church in Three Oaks, Mich. The wedding was performed by Rev. Ligtenberg with Rev. Virgil Chappell of the First Baptist Church of McHenry serving as best man and Wanda Centor serving as maid of honor. After the wedding, a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKie in Three Oaks with Mrs. Lyle, Mrs. Fisher, and Mrs. William Germinder attending from Three Oaks, and coming from McHenry were Laurie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Beahler and sister, Terry and her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beahler of Woodstock, also Buddy's brother, Terry Rogers from Sunnyside. The newlyweds are having a short honeymoon in Indiana and will come home to reside in Sunnyside. We wish you nothing but many years of health, wealth and happiness. Strolling Through The Park Buzzy and Ronnie Miyaki had a crowd for Easter Sunday when Buzzy's mother, Mrs. Sylvia Davies, and her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stopka, and their three children and a nephew, and Ronnie's mother, Mrs. Miyaki, and his brother, Bob, and a friend, Bill Hentges, all came out for a delicious dinner prepared by Buzzy. The only thing to mar the beautiful day , was Doug getting sick during church. Hope you are feeling better now Doug. Ron ..and Buzzy and Donna and Bud Stoltz went to Prospect Heights the 10th of April to celebrate their anniversaries "together. They enjoyed their dinner and afterwards a stage play. The Stoltzes celebrated their tenth on the 16th of April and the Miyaki's celebrated their eighth oft. the 18th. • Tommy Wagner proved what a terrific young man he is on Friday. Grandma Reining fell on Shore Drive and Tommy ran for help and made real sure that Mrs. Reining was alright. She had suffered a very hard blow on her head. Glad you weren't hurt Mrs. Reining and Tom, we're really proud of you. Glad to report that Bette Kamp is feeling much better after her surgery of last week. Bette is due home this week and along with her husband and three children, I'll be real glad to have her home, sure have missed my sister-in-law. The Becker family were unable to go into the city for Easter dinner with Irv's family. Margie came down with the mumps at the wrong time for celebrating. Sure hope little "No Doze" feels much better by now. Little Richard Matthews was once again a hospital patient over the weekend. Richard arrived home Monday much improved from his bout of pneumonia. We're real glad for the whole family, they've had more than their share. The Lloyd Wagner family spent Easter in Villa Park with Lloyd's folks. Gerry reports that her new very tiny nephew is just a living doll. Kevin Druml was guest of honor, along with his nephew, David, who was "one" on the same day his uncle Kevin became a teenager. Helping the two young lads celebrate were Kev's mom and dad and brothers, Dave and Dennis, his sisterin- law, Donna, grandma Oswald, grandma and grandpa Druml, uncle Bill Kamp, cousins Dan, Ron and Cindy Kamp, the Daurio family and Kevin's good friend John Reining. John was the over night guest of Kevin's. Heard they had two cakes complete with 13 candles on one and that very precious 1 on the other. Charlene, Dick, Dick, Jr., and Jay Wimmer spent Easter at the home of Charlene's folks, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. .Jourdan. Hope that Edith Lavin is feeling much better. She is a patient in McHenry hospital. We also hope that Carmon Hodges is much improved after his recent surgery at Sherman hospital. We're sure they would both enjoy hearing from their friends in the^park. Nedra, Les and Billy Eckhart spent Easter Sunday at Nedra's niece's home for a family dinner and wonderful day. Another family gathering for Easter dinner and the day took place at the Norb KwiateR home. Grandma Rizzo was the weekend- guest, along with her son, Sam, with thfe Paul Rizzo family. Completing Ihe Easter celebration for the Rizzo family was a call on Easter from grandma's daughter and sonin- lavv,- Col. . and Mrs. N. C. Anderson are residents of Ar^ lington, Va. Pearl- and Bill Koester and son, Tommy, spent Easter at the home of Pearl's mom, Mrs. Clara Tucker of Park Ridge. Rose and Ed Oswald spent a hectic time when they arrived home last Monday. Their daughter and her family, residents of Toledo, were in the tornado area. Phone service was limited and it took several hours before they found out that the Tom Hinds family was okay. Easter the Oswalds spent in Evanston with the Edward Geishecker family. Mrs. Geishecker is the Oswalds' youngest daughter. Guests of Clar and Eleanor Haerle for a delicious ham dinner were Eleanor's brothers and families, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Budzynski. and Mr. and Mrs. Len Budzynski, and, her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Len Krumpen. The Meurer family travelled down to Wheaton to visit her sister and family last Wednesday. On Friday, they again took off, this time going to Maywood to Grandma Meurers. In the afternoon, Barb treated them to a popular movie which she enjoyed even more than the kids. Don and Carole Humann spent a very quiet weekend at home for Easter. Gloria Vanek's sister-and husband. Delores and Don Hammer, and son, Mike, were out for the Easter weekend as well as her mother, Mrs. Hajicek. Mike is also spending his week of spring vacation. Hope the Be modern with NEW SHOWER VALVE ONE HANDLE DOES WORK OF TWO 1 ^ WEBER Plumbing & Heating 2801 W. Lincoln Road 385-0855 3Lo werwoo L flu'.S eru IS NOW OPEN We Have a Complete Selection of Quality Plant Materials that are Guaranteed to Grow in this Area. FOR BEST RESULTS WHEN LANDSCAPING Plant ILLINOIS GROWN trees and shrubs Plants grow best in a familiar environment. Those from other areas, unaccustomed to local soils cH* matic conditions, have far less chance of survival. When planning to beautify your home and grounds, let us help you select the best varieties for local growing conditions. STOP IN TODAY. 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On Sunday, the George family travelled .into Marv's folks' home where they celebrated Marv's grandma Erick-. son's 90th birthday, as well as Easter. Bowling Is Completed The Lakeland Park Couples bowling league wound up their season last Saturday with the playoffs between the winners of the first half versus the winners of the • second half. John Johnson's team, the Mets, were the victors over Max Koch's team, the Dodgers, winning two games out of three. Those bowling on the Mets were Elanor Haerle, Ann Wohnrade, Ray Rode and John Johnson. Those on the Dodgers were Donna Rode, Barb Meurer, Bob Wilkens and Max Koch. On May 1 the league will hold a banquet and pass out the tropheys. Reminders Pony League registration is to be held at Ernie's Sport Store on Saturday, April 24, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Little League meeting Wednesday, April 28 7:30 p.m. Lakeland Park Property Owners Association meeting Wednesday, April 21, 8 p.m. . MEETING FOR RETARDED The meeting of the McHenry County Association for Retarded Children has been set for April 27 rather than April 20, as originally announced. SHOP IN McHENRY WONDER LAKE NEWS Thursday, April 22# 1965 STATE EXPLAINS VARIATIONS IN MUNICIPAL. TAX MART LOU HARTOG 668-7176 KIWANIS GUESTS SPECIAL MEETING AT WOODSTOCK On April 8, fifteen members of the Wonder Lake Club attended the Division Night hosted by the Woodstock Club. There was a contest with the Crystal Lake Club as to which would1 get out the biggest percentage of its members. Crystal Lake conceded on roll call. At the division night, Wonder Lake was announced as the winner of the 1964 Inter-Club banner in its group. Governor Hill's talk was to the point and received with enthusiasm. At the regular meeting, Frank Higgins' name was picked as the "Battle Ax" winner. Because Frank was absent, Joanne Higgins will receive the Battle Ax Letter. Guest for the evening was Antonio Carmona, an exchange student from Madrid,,-Spain, attending the McHenry high school. Tony gave a brief, but very enlightening talk on his. experience here and his home life in Spain. He also did very well on the question and answer session after the talk. Bill Cristy spoke on the proposed new McHenry high school to be located on the thirtyeight acres south and west of McHenry. On May 1 there will be a referendum on a bond issue to underwrite the cost. Bill was congratulated on his reelection to the Harrison school board. Change in Program--May 17 will be Merit Award Dinner. May 10--Kiwanis May Day at Great Lakes. Ed Heller and Bill Cristy will make a presentation of an electric soldering gun to Fred Zandier's special classroom. Christ the King The Altar and Rosary Sodality will hold its annual spring card and bunco party Thursday, April 22, at 8 p.m. in the school hall. The monthly meeting of the Altar and Rosary will be Thursday, May 6. There will be a potluck supper and election of officers. Corporate Communion will be Sunday, May 2, at the 7:30 Mass. Celebrate Golden Wedding Friend in Wonder Lake talked with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon in California and were pleased to hear that they celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with their family and friends. Mr. Cannon had been hospitalized but was home in time for the observance. The Department of Revenue of the state has written to the city of McHenry in explanation of tax collection variations which may occur in connection with the Municipal Tax. One reason given is that some taxpayers file returns on a quarterly basis, and the month in which the quarterly return is filed the tax will be higher. Also, some taxpayers file returns monthly but tax paid cannot be compared with the preceding month because of seasonal business. 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