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\ f" Thursday, January. 13,1966 PLAINDEALER Section Xiyo P&ge.FIr#;: Lakeland Paii lllii Carole Huemann - 385-1605 -- Barbara Menrer - 385-4356 WOMAN'S CLtfe WELCOMES TWO NEW MEMBERS The Lakeland Park Woman's Clilb got off to a good start last Thursday with about thirty women attending. Two new members, Dolores Seltzer and Catherine Kohrt, joined the club. It was announced that .our Snowball dance was a huge success financially, but what we „will do with the proceeds will "fee decided upon at a later dag. Many things, are needed so«it will be a difficult decisitffii to make., Beb. 12 was set as the date foi*" our bake sale at Justen's fuojiture store, and the woman were asked to look lip their fa^rite recipe so they would be prepared. ©ur next meeting, which will be ^Thursday, Feb. 3, will be a social with decorations in the Valentine theme. Community House Schedule . filease call Jo Rizzo for any reservations or cancellations at 38^728. Monday, January 17, - GiPi Scout meeting - 3:30 to 5. Beg Scouts - 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jaai 18 - Cub Scout Pack mating. ~ Boy Scouts The Boy Scouts are back in seggion after having one week off~>for the holiday. This last M(J0day the boys were to come before the Board of Review so maybe next week we will have the^ names of the boys who have advanced. New boys are alM&ys welcome to come out to the- meetings which meet ev<!Ty Monday at the communityChouse at 7 p.m. Our leaders* are Mr. Cole and Mr. Pt^Jzak. With spring coming, thmre will be hikes and many outdoor activities planned so whjr don't you come join the boys. • Ice Skating Party Mark your calendar for Jan. 29,- *fae date seOfor our iceskiing party sjxnjsored by the a8M>ciiition. There will be more dentils next week. » lllrtltday WlNlie* Srthdiiy wishes go to llumnnn who will be 12 ytflft'N cid on Jan. 16 nnd to M|J( )dy Mand/inra who wili be 17«»nn that day. Jan. 17 has M£haol Huniuin turning 6, and JUB. 18 Murk Rogers will be 6.-On 'Jan./ 19, Jack Oakford wffl celebrate and Pam Foszcz and Beth Ann Koch will both cetfcbrate their eighth and DannjuKoch will be 9. Jan. 20 has D«b r o t h y Moore and Agnes ClJJve adding another year .and Danny Veenhuis turning 4. May all of you have many mfire happy birthdays. " Happy Anniversary B^ppy anniversary to Elmira and -A1 Kujak who celebrate 28~y5ars of togetherness on J'aB. 15. On Jan. 17, my husband, Ron, and I will celebrate oi£ thirteenth anniversary and Barnice and Alex Donarski will higre 52 years under their belts. Oa. Jan. 18, Joan and Paul S£ftwegel will celebrate their seventeenth year of togethern^ Js. We hope that there jtfill be* many more years of happin «J5s ahead for these people. will be able to get back to school soon. Cub Scouts??? v Will there bef a Cub Scout troop in our subdivision or will, it have to be disbanded for lack of a cubmaster, that is the question? Isn't there some father or any man who could give a few hours of time each month to conduct the monthly pack meeting. There is suppose to be a pack meeting next Tuesday but without a cubmaster it will be impossible to have one. Contact your den mother before going over to the meeting to make sure the meeting is still being held. Strolling Through the Park Herbie Dettmer celebrated his eighth .birthday New Year's Day with his aunts and uncles coming out for a delicious turkey dinner prepared by his mother. Helping him celebrate were mon and dad, Mary Anne and Wayne Dettmer; Aunt Helen and Uncle Jim Knowlton and children from Mundelein; Grandma La Magdeleine; Aunt Ruth and,-Uncle Jim Hall and children; Aunt June and Uncle Len Porter and two sons from Lake Zurich and Uncle Bill and Aunt Carol LaMagdeleine and two daughters from Grayslake. On Sunday, Herbie again celebrated, this time with his friends Kathy and Julie Brooks, Billy and Michael Burman, Donald* Peterson, Andrew Borreli, and Jackie Bucaro. Cake and ice cream was served to•these young people. Rev. Johnson, Pastor of Shephard of Hills Lutheran church, had Baptism for several children in our community last Sunday. Those taking part in the service 'were Cheryl, Brian, Martin and Terri Nuss with their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tra verso from Chicago. Also Harold Warren Hutchinson, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutchinson and sponsors Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman. . Four generations were on hand to witness the Hutchinson baptismal with Harold's great -gran dmother, Mrs. Theresa William, and grandmother Hazel Johnson being there. Bill and Fran Quast stopped over at the Nuss home last Sunday evening to help Wally and Leah celebrate their anniversary. William/ Quast's mother, Mari^QOast, has been visiting the (Qi/ast home since last Wednesday. She is from Delavan, Wis. f Jim Woods, former resident of Lakeland Park, has been shipped oversea^. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hautzinger have just returned from a vacation in Wisconsin. Norbie Kwiatek and Johnny Hertzog spent New Years eve at the Eckardts to celebrate the New Year with Billy. Although they didn't stay up until midnight, Nedra got them 'up when the clock struck 12 so they could help bring the new year in with noise, makers, etc. The Meinekes have house guests these days in the form of two black balls of fur Which are swiftly turning into Labrador pups. These two hooligans are the off-spring of their dog, Duchess, who was the proud mother of twelve about six weeks ago. The two are called Duffy and Murphy and really have the household in a fUror. Harry and Grace Meinike, Roy's folks, have been receiving a variety of greeting cards lately. ^They recently celebrated tffieir golden wedding anniversary with open house attended by some fifty people. Following this momentous occasion, they each had their turn in the hospital, but all is well now with both home and back on the road to recovery. LaVerne Hromec saw her dad, Mr. Cornett of Colorado, for a brief visit while he was in the area. She has been busy lately helping little Beverly convalesce from a tonsillectomy at McHenry hospital last week. With the help of good old ice cream, Bev is feeling her old self again. Mr. and Mrs. Pulver of Meadow Lane had their grandchildren, Brad and Buffy, visit them over the holidays. Nothing like that to make a proud pair of grandparents happy. Mike McEnery left last week to report for duty at Naval base in Pensacola, where he will be taking a course in communications. If every one could be assured of a base in Florida during the winter months, there would be a swarm of enlistments about this time of the year. Jim McEnery is home from the hospital and is still recuperating from recent surgery. Hope that he makes a quick recovery and is up and around soon. Get-well wishes are also extended to Mary Lou Wilkins who is back at Memorial hospital in Woodstock. A pretty sneaky way to get out of doing the dishes, I'd say. Best of luck to Chuck and Mary Pierce and son, Michael, who moved into their new home at 4908 Bonner Road just before Christmas. May you have many happy years in our community. Karl and Catherine Kohrt were the guests of honor at a buffet given last Sunday by Larry and Delores Selzer to welcome them officially to the neighborhood. i Helping with the, festivities were Mr. and Mrs J Robert Nickols, Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Mikosz, Mr. and Mrs. Max Koch and Bob Wahl and Judy Selzer. Julie Perry .entertained her brothers and [sisters with a birthday luncheon in honor of her brother, Charles Corder. Also present were Robert Corder, Dorothy Myrum and Betty Ruesch and last but not least, Billy Perry. In case anyone is wondering what to do with their old Christmas tree* Instead of let" ting it blow all wer the place; Ron Braun and Stan Lezak are collepting them for a huge bonfire the night of the ice skating party. You can take them to Ren's at 1916 Park Lane or Stan's at 1902 Park Lane, Tommy Creutz and his mom are back in action after a bout with the cold bug. That's Hot the way to start the New Year right. Also by this time Ed Gilbertsen should be feeling better again after having a few teeth pulled. Everyone please get well^ so that there is only good news for next week. Don't forget to help us with our New Year's resolution to make your column better. Exciting! Fun! Lots of Money SAVING Voter Note There will be an open registration in the near future at the community house. When the date has been set all the residents will be notified in ample time to take advantage of it. In the mean time if any one would like to register, now they may do so by calling Vickey Bottari at 385-2262. She will accept registrations any evening after 7 at her home at 1621 N. Pleasant. No one may vote in the annexation election unless they are duly registered in this precinct. emaiL Si"? » THIS U --oseapoysUst*oo*r'i owf , 54 SALE AT YOU WWIINN $1000 CASH! Read The Classified! ANSCOMATIC" Slide Projector "SUPER-BINGO" i i®ssy t@ PI ur* W * 1. Get a fitil number ticket every time you visit! 2. Punch center discs, separate to reveal 2 numbers, insert discs into slots on Super-Bingo card with matching numbers. 3* Fill a. iim® vertsecslSy, horizontally or diagonally. 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For the Vikings, the scaring was done by Ken Prazal£ with four goals, and Bob Tewnsend, Bill Chadwich and Mffce Linnane having two goals a(J|ece. in the first quarter, tlw Figurers had six goals ahd «IB Vikings two. In the second quarter it was the same, and in the third and final quarter the F($urers had eight goals and the Vikings six. •Three goalies were used for our team. "They were George Plecole, Frank Vanek and Bob TTJVvnsend. George had twenty saves, Frank had eighteen and Brrb had seven. Next week Sunday, the Vikings will play Mc- O»llom Lake at home at 1:30 pjh. LZ Welcome Neighbor 3Ve want to welcome Dorothy and Ray Bernard who are resting at 1507 N. Ramble Rd. in~ Lakeland Shores. Ray is a retired CTA employee, but is s£Di working out here in McHenry. Mrs. Bernard is a waitrj^ s and is also a member of our Woman's club. We hope you will both enjoy living in oiur subdivision and will take advantage of the activities av^ il^le. 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OLDS 88 IS SWEEPING THE COUNTRY! ** Get-Well Wishes 3t looks like that flu-bug is back with us with Bunny JaeniSce, Fran Quast, Bob Matthews, and probably many ers being bitten. WChris Jaenicke has been dftwn for a week with virus gjjeumonia as has the Hendricks baby: We hope that both tjf these girls are well oh theh' Way to recovery and that Chris Step out front jj^66 ,..in a Rocket Action Car! JUICY Florida Oranges each FLORIDA ZIPPER-SKIN Tangerines Doz. j-^cidtry Shop BriCK* - :IKr. 907 N. Front St. BUTTERCRUST B R E A D HOUND ALMOND BRAID COFFEE CAKE 3 1 lb. 8 oz. $< loaves Reg. * SgfV 79c EA. 119 (i yoodStoiu •4