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Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Coristruclori Of Sewer Project Begins In Area By the time you read this column, construction on the Lakeland Park sewer project will have already begun. Target date for completion of the project is April 1974. I, for one, am very glad that sanitary sewers for Lakeland Park are about to become a reality. The meetings held at the community house over the weekend were very well at­ tended. And many questions were answered. There will of course be some inconvenience as far as the roads are concerned. However, every effort will be made to keep these inconveniences to a minimum. There are some things that we Lakeland Parkers can do to help this project along. You may have noticed that markers have been placed at the location of the water shut-off which serves your home. Some of these metal markers have already disappeared. Please make sure that these are left where they were put. Also, the city is having difficulty finding all of these shut-offs, as some are covered with soil. If you know where it is in your yard, please mark it. If you have trees or shrubs planted in the easement in front of your home, it would be a good idea to move them. And then, it looks like it's going to be our collective responsibility to keep the neighborhood kids from pulling up the leveling stakes that the construction crews will be putting out. I understand that th£ stakes along the drainage ditctr-are constantly being pulled out and thrown in the ditch. The outcome of this project will be well worth any in­ convenience during the con­ struction. CUBSCOUT PACK 351 MEETING Cub Scout Pack 351 held its Pack meeting Friday, Jan. 26, in St. Patrick's church hall. Father Cahill opened the meeting with a prayer. There were two new Bobcats. They were Jeff Gies and Curtis Gray. Scott Reyberg and Scott Truckenbrod finished their work in the Wolf book and received the Wolf badge and pin. The Webelos Citizenship Award was earned by Don Smith, Mark Betancourt, Bill Cheatham, Mike Marino, Tom Creutz and Greg Ernest. As part of the activities to earn this award, these boys attended a McHenry City Council meeting. The Webelos Athlete award was presented to Keith Belzer and Bill .Cheatham earned his Scientist and Athlete awards. The theme for the evening was "Music Makers". Den 5 was ii* charge of the meeting. Each deh performed, using homemade instruments. Webelos Den 1 won the Cubby Award and the honor of going first for refreshments. CUB SCOUT PACK 351 COMMITTEE MEETING Cub Scout Pack 351 will hold its next parent-committee meeting Feb. 13 at 8 p.m. The meeting will be held in the library at Montini primary school. It is hoped that more parents will take the time to attend this meeting. - ELECTION COMING UP Have you had time to think about nominating someone to serve on the board of directors of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association? Four new board members will be elected at the annual general meeting of the LPPOA which will be held April 8. Please call someone on the nominating committee if you would like to serve as a board member or would like to nominate someone. The nominating committee consists of: Kay Druml (chairman) - 385-0854, Dorothy Becker - 385- 3437, Frances Kostka - 385-3555, Dorothy Lense - 385-6517 and Lloyd Wagner - 385-6106. Deadline for nominations is Friday, Feb. 23. CANDLE OCCASIONS Vicki Bottari will celebrate her candle occasion on Feb. 9. Feb. 10 is a red letter day for Jolyne Vanek. Rosemary Holas, John Zimny, Norb Kwiatek and Kathleen Johnson share Feb. 11 as their special day. Kathleen will be seven years old. Bruce Okal will celebrate his birthday on Feb. 13. Cecilia Serritella will celebrate a Valentine birthday on the fourteenth. She will be five years old. Kathy Becker and Gerry Wagner have a circle around Feb. 15. 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The farmer stepped up to Old Sam and gently slapped him on the back. He said, "Sam, for all these many years you have) been my faithful servant; you have worked very long and hard but those days are past. You will never have to work again as long as you live be­ cause I am going to retire you, Sam. You can go to the mea- the old abandoned well. Per­ haps Sam had fallen into it. He rushed to the old dry well and, sure enough, there in the bottom of the well stood Old Sam; his head hanging low and his tail switching from side to side. The farmer was bewildered. He could think of no way to get Old Sam out of the well, but he could not leave him there to starve, so he finally made a decision. He decided to get a shovel and just bury Old Sam in the well. He threw a shovel of dirt into the well. It fell on Old Sam's back. The mule just shook the dirt off and stepped on top of it. 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