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Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 BOY SCOUT F/rst Meeting Of Girl Scouts Monday, Sept 17 Girl Scouts of Troop 320 and prospective members should make note that their first meeting of the year will be held Monday evening, Sept. 17, at 6:45 p.m. at Parkland school. Moms or dads are asked to accompany each scout and prospective member to this meeting which will also serve as the registration meeting. Girls must be in fourth, fifth or sixth grade. The meeting will be held each Monday evening from 6:45 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. You are asked to use the rear entrance near the" parking lot. Your leader Melinda Bassett and her assistant Mille Gende are anxious to meet you all. SWIMMING FUN! East Beach was the setting for the recent birthday celebration held for Lisa Bassett. Lisa and her friends, Debbie Gibson, Vickie Kopsell, Marri Wahl, Renee Thorsen and Julie Thomas, joined in the fun swimming, playing other games, and eating the delicious dinner prepared by Lisa's mom, Melinda Bassett! Lisa's sister, Amy, and her friend, Kent Thomas, joined in the festivities also. Everyone had a fun time and our belated bir­ thday wishes to Lisa! CHICAGO VISIT Richard, Beverly and Linda Walinski ventured into Chicago last Sunday to attend a gala family celebration of little Debbie Gibson's birthday. Ken and Sue Volz and Debbie en­ joyed celebrating her birthday twice, once on the day itself and Sunday at the party for all the relatives which was held at the Fiore's residence. Everyone had a good time, especially Debbie! * NEW ORLEANS TRIP Heard a local couple had a recent exciting trip to New Orleans... hope to have details for our next column! GOLF OUTING Last Saturday Chapel Hill Golf Club was the setting for the Thursday night-, gotf* league's final play day. Marvin Carby, Jerry Rogers, Richard Walinski and Tom Connors are the gentlemen who enjoyed themselves from Lakeland Park. Heard Marv was a member of the first place team! After their trying efforts on the golf course the men enjoyed sandwiches and beverages and they all had a good day!?! LAKELAND PARK WOMEN'S CLUB The Women's Club met last week Thursday when they gathered for their first monthly meeting of the year. Seventeen women attended the meeting which was hosted by the club's officers: Mary Dobbins, Barbara Emory, Lyda Radisch and Sharon Gacek. Cakes and coffee and tea were enjoyed along with games after the business meeting. More of you should plan to attend this most enjoyable afternoon gathering. The club meetings are the first Thursday of the month at 12:30 p.m. in the community house. HOLIDAY FUN! Heard a group of residents had a leisurely weekend over Labor Day. Hope to track down the "scoop" for next week's column! CAN YOU HELP? From time to time you have read about various koffee klutch groups who have held either morning or afternoon gatherings to benefit the Pioneer Center. If you'd like to hold one and would like further information, you may call me at the number above or Mary Dobbins, president of the Woman's Club, 385-8737. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Today is the big day John Becker, Karen Johnson, Darlene Gladihan and Cathy Lynn Knor have been waiting for! Happy birthday to you all! Tomorrow Junior Przctacznic, Denise Broemm and Clifford Lee Druml celebrate their birthdays. Clif wilt blow out three big candles on his cake! Frank Bartos celebrates Sunday, Mrs. Anthony on Monday, and Donna Druml blows out her candles on Tuesday, Sept. 18. Bob Townsend, Myron Radloff and Virginia Ames share their birthdays with twins Joe and Jerry Selefski. Tee Bujak celebrates next Thursday. Happy birthday to you all! FAMILY OF THE WEEK Meet The Walinski Family Richard and Beverly Walinski have resided in Lakeland Park eleven of the twelve years they have been married. They have a seven- year-old daughter, Linda. Dick is a salesman for a liquor company and is secretary of that company's salesman club. He is active in the Men's Chapter of the Moose, £ golf league, bowling league, and enjoys playing handball. Bev is an active member of Lakeland Park Woman's Club, Woman's Chapter of the Moose and participates in international cooking. They belong to the YMCA where they especially enjoy swimming. For family fun they enjoy camping and snow skiing. Dick's special interest is flying and he is currently completing training to obtain his pilot's license. FOUR DAY TRIP My parents, John and Blanche Blaney, came out to McHenry to mind our children while Steve and I took off on a four-day holiday. Steve and I journeyed to Macomb, 111., where we visited his siter, Diana, and she took us on a tour of Western Illinois University...from there we were off for Quincy, where we visited with former Lakeland Park residents, Mike and Suzy Crist, and their children, Tammy, Tracy and Mickey...Then we were off for Six Flaggs over Mid-America just outside St. Louis, Mo. We had a terrific time and acted The Elroy-Sparta Bike trail was just a name to me until our group of Scouts, leaders, and families planned to go camping and? bike our way along 20 miles. With much forethought, kidding, teasing and prodding I found myself preparing a menu and packing up our belongings to join in on the fun. We met as a group at All Saints church to load up our bikes and receive final words of encouragement. Our long ride up to Wilton, Wis., (which I had never heard of) was tiring but well worth it. The 2 a.m. hour might seem like an odd time to some to set up camp, but as I stood back and watched everyone work, it was very impressive especially to someone who had never been camping before. The morning was an un­ forgettable experience to wake up to such a beautiful sight with green hills and a bubbling brook for our campsite background. I really didn't realize just how beautiful our country is. Breakfast outdoors was delicious and again everyone pitched in to help. As we prepared for our bike ride that morning, I had second and third thoughts of riding 9 to 10 miles in one direction with long, dark tunnels ahead too, but I had received lots of en­ couragement such as, "keep smiling". Leaving the campsite up a rather steep street in town and going through town was a tense time for my younger daughter who had just learned the art of bicycling. But once on the 2 percent upgrade trail, we had to try to keep up with her. In fact she acquired the name of "Hot Rod." The trail ride was beautiful with clear, sparkling springs to cool off with, rolling farm lands out of this world and long, dark like a couple of kids. Before we knew it we were headed to points north and home where it is always good to be! We had a marvelous four-day trip, just enough to recharge our bat­ teries! ! train tunnels which also cooled us off. The second tunnel we came to seemed endless and my children and I chickened out one-fourth of the way through only to turn around and get a head start back. By the way, weren't those generator lights great as we walked our bikes through the tunnels? I understood that some of the Scouts and more energetic adults went on to Sparta and found a cave-like air shaft which railway workers used a century ago both for ventilation and for hauling out rock over this gigantic tunnel which my family and I retrieved from. Lunch along the way was most relaxing and then the long hot ride and-or walk back was also unforgettable. Oh don't think I'm complaining, I really do look forward to next summer and doing it all again. That swimming pool at the camp was most inviting, wasn't it, after our exhausting ride back? That night as we all finally settled down after popcorn and a campfire I thought over my happy weekend. That is why I wanted to say "Thank you Pack 452 and Troop 128 for a most beautiful and relaxing weekend. "Sincerely, "Marie Sowiak "Secretary of Cub Pack 452" Many From Area Awarded Degrees At NIU Northern Illinois university at DeKalb, awarded 3,132 graduate and undergraduate degrees in June to students who c o m p l e t e d d e g r e e requirements at the end of the 1972-73 academic year. Advanced degrees were awarded to the following from McHenry: Duane D. Andreas, Doctor of Education; Diana A. Brown, Master of Science in Education; Robert C. Kellen, Certificate of Advanced Study; Edward F. Kilroy, Master of Business Administration and William A. Lehnebach, Master of Business Administration. Those from McHenry receiving Bachelor's degrees were Gordon J. Schmitt, 1706 S. Route 31, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Bernadette C. Hiller, 1219 N. Paupukkewis trail, Bachelor of Science ; Warren P. Krebs of 2105 W. Country lane, Earla M. Marshall of 3617 W. Maple avenue and Kathleen C. Young of 1006 N. Chapel Hill road, Bachelor of Arts degrees and Kathleen R. Dowell of 2640 Sutton court, Elisabeth A. Haufe of 2408 N. Villa Lane, Margaret R. Herrmann of 1402 N. Freund avenue, Linda C. Lawrence of 1105 N. Chapel Hill road, Carolyn A. Pollock of 1706 Court street, Carole B. Rietesel of 1201^ N. River road, Patricia M. Schmidt of 1414 W. Northeast Shore drive and Christine J. Thelen of 3314 Washington street, Bachelor of Science in Education degrees. A statistical analysis of the bachelor's degrees awarded reveals some interesting facts about the June graduates. More women (1,402) than men (1,169) received Bachelor's degrees. The Bachelor of Science in Education degree was the one most frequently awarded. Forty-two percent of the un­ dergraduate degrees awarded were in that category while 39.1 percent earned the Bachelor of Science degree and 19.4 percent the Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Music degrees, both com­ paratively new programs at NIU, accounted for 1.9 and .1 percent respectively. Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on April 4th, A.D. 1973, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning conducting and transacting tne business known as WIGS BY PAM, located at 1505 W. Sunnyside Beach Drive, McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 4th day of April A.D. 1973. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk. (Pub. 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