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PAliK 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10,1974 Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 Discuss Water System During Annual Meeting The Lakeland Park Property Owners Association held its annual meeting last Sunday afternoon at the community house. The meeting was opened by the president of the association, Lester Eckhart. The pledge of allegiance was recited, the minutes were read by Lloyd Wagner, the treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Lyda Radisch, old buisness was discussed, then new business. Mr. Lindstrom of the Environmental Protection Agency was there and a lengthy discussion about our water system ensued. Problems were again stressed to him by various property owners in attendance. The electron was held and each member of the association had the opportunity to vote for three people from the slate of eligible nominees. Mrs. Lyda Radisch was reelected to the board. She received forty-seven votes. New members to the board are Mrs. Betty Bockman who was elected with forty votes, and Frederick Kupstis who received thirty-three votes. Thirty-two votes were cast for Elmer Boeldt and John Gacek received twenty-five votes. Current board members in addition to those elected at the meeting are: Ernest Schooley, Lloyd Wagner, Dennis Storlie and Everett Fleming. While the ballots were being counted, Jerry Rogers introduced his American Field Services daughter, Sonia Dale Corbin. Sonny then spoke a few minutes about her visit to the United States and about her country of Barbados. She stressed how very much she has enjoyed the past eight months in McHenry as a member of the Rogers' family. Sonny said she was excited and enjoyed the winter months because it was her first experience with cold weather and the first time she ever saw snow. She said that the temperature rarely changes from 80 degrees in her homeland and that for about one week of each year they experience temperatures in the high nineties. One particularly interesting thing Sonny said was that many of the house plants she has seen since she has been in the States are considered wild weeds in her country! Sonny is a most delightful young lady and all of us enjoyed this opportunity to meet her. A THANK YOU At this time I'd like to take the opportunity, on behalf of all the residents, to thank Lester Eckhart for his time and efforts extended us when he served us as president of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association. And, also our thanks are extended to Mrs. Patricia Lasko who served us as a board member' A REMINDER! Don't forget that June 18 is the last day to purchase permits for sewer hook-up at the reduced rate. After June 18, the permit fee will be $250. All residents are reminded that the sewers should be connected before December 18. FUN LEAGUE NEWS The bowlers of the Lakeland Park Fun league were at it again and have new team standings as they headed for lilt Unwsuai la W--w> The Fashion Shoppe the alley on their final position night. The Bombers are in first place with 31 wins and 21 losses. The Llinkers are the second place team with a win-loss record of 30Vfe-21Vfe. The Question Marks have a win-loss record of 29-23 and are in third place. Lotsa Luck is in fourth place with 28 wins and 24 losses. The McHenry Pusseycats hold fifth place with 27V2 wins and 24Vfc losses. All the Way! has a win-loss record of 27-25 and are in sixth place. Seventh place ' team is the Red Hots with a tied win-loss record of 26. The Raiders have 25Vfe wins and 264 losses and hold eighth place. Ninth place team is Can You Top Us? They have 23V2 and 28Vfe losses. The Sit Downs are the tenth place team with a 23-29 win-loss record. No Show's record of 21 Vfe wins and 30V2 losses has them in eleventh lace. And, the Pin Poppers hold twelfth place with 19V2 wins and 324 losses. Six men enjoyed particularly good scores when last the league met. Don Mercure had a 189-542 scratch. Rich Mercure bowled a 191 game and a scratch total of 520 for the evening. Ron Bierman had a 181-517 for the evening. Dennis May was excited with his 196- 510 finish for the evening. Don Gilbert bowled a 208^me and finished the evening with a 502 scratch series. And, John Licastro bowled a 187-501 for the evening. Three women members of the league also had exciting finishes for the evening. Joanne Gilbert bowled a 180-490 scratch for the night. Joan Apel was pleased with her 166-470 finish and Delores Connor enjoyed her 164-409 finish. A CELEBRATION Joe Leopold, his wife, Joyce, his sister, Judy, and her husband, Ron Bierman, enjoyed a special night out. celebration of Joe's birthday, which was March 31, the two couples enjoyed dinner together at a restaurant in Chicago and especially enjoyed seeing the performance of the play, Greece. From what I heard they all enjoyed their night out in the big City. Belated birthday wishes are extended to you Joe! RECYCLING DRIVE Just thought I'd pass the word that for those of you who have an abundance of newspapers and magazines that you planned to save for the once a month recycling drive, the youth group of the First Baptist church has a recycling drive going on right now. Why not give the youngsters at the church a phone call (385-0083) for further information. SENIOR CITIZENS' DAY every Tuesday 10% off on any purchase if you are 65 or older does not apply to sale merchandise Vi Sizes - Misses Juniors 77IE s $ FASH ION SHOPPED 1007 N^FRONT ST. McHenry, III. PH. 385-7747 a extended to Mrs. Margaret Seifert on the loss of her husband, Theodore. Mr. Seifert, 62, died suddenly Wednesday, March 27. He was a retired guard for the main post office in Chicago. In addition to his wife, other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Leonard Hay of Woodstock, a son, William of Fremont, • Calif., three grandchildren, a sister in Chicago and a brother in Aurora. Mr. Seifert will be missed not only by his family, but by his many friends in Lakeland Park. BLUE BUNDLE Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Diedrich are proud and happy to announce the birth of their second ( son, Randy Arthur. Randy.^who made his debut into their world at McHenry hospital on March 24, weighed 7 lbs., at birth. He was welcomed home, not only by his happy dad and mom, but by his very excited four-year-old brother, Troy, who was very eager to meet this little baby boy. Proud paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lyda Diedrich of McHenry and equally proud maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mays of Park City,** Our congratulations t#uie Diedrich family and welcome baby Randy! GOOD BOWLING Heard that Dick Walinski finished in second place on the first Saturday that the McHenry county bowling tournament was held. When Dick teamed with Ron Bierman, they were pleased to finish in seventh place for the doubles competition of the day. Congratulations! HAPPY BIRTHDAY There was a special day at the Meurer home as mom and the children sang happy birthday to dad, Ron. Craig Wallace had five candles on his cake and special birthday wishes were extended to our good friend and neighbor, Elain Worth, on her special day. Jim Daurio and Bob Moore and Jimmy Moore celebrated their birthdays. Sunday was a special day for Joe Parisi. April 9 Rhonda Koczor, Kris Pauley, Scott Belohlavy and William Mueller celebrated. Special birthday greetings to Kay Druml who also celebrated April 9! Paul Schwegel, Sr., and Bill Barwig will celebrate Wednesday, April 10. Thursday, Delores Belohlavy and Lynn Cygan will have candles on their cakes. Birthday wishes to you all! McCullom Lake WITH SYMPATHY Our sincere sympathy is HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Jerry and Penny Treadwell celebrated their wedding anniversary on Monday, April 8. Best wishes to you both. Len and Vicki Bottari will be celebrating their twenty-sixth wedding anniversary next Wednesday, April 10. Congratulations to you both! Gerry Milbratz Police Cheek Vehicle Stickers In Village A surprise awaited many unsuspecting residents when they drove onto McCullom Lake Road April 1. The police officers stationed at Gate one, and gate six, were not joking as they stopped vehicles to check for 1974 stickers. Some hurried trips were made to the village clerk, who had an exceptionally busy day selling vehicle stickers. A total xof twenty-five tickets were issued by police, who felt residents had been given sufficient notice of the deadline date. (A word to the wise; dog licenses were due March 31, too.) SCHOOLBOARD ELECTION An important election coming up, April 13, is the voting for school board members for our district. The polling place for our area is the beach house, where voting will be from 12 noon until 7 p.m. Be sure to vote. COMMUNITY CENTER The community center will be closed this Saturday, April 13, but it will be open the following Saturdays. IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN Spring is here, and with it comes the start of Little League. To get the season under way, a meeting has been set for Thursday, April 11, 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. Officers, managers, and coaches must be designated, also schedules made, etc. Further information will be given at the meeting. All parents of boys interested in joining are asked to attend. Any other adults who are willing to help out, are very welcome, too. Boys eligible to join, are those who will be at least 8 years old, by June 1, but not yet 13 years old by Sept. 1, this year. There's usually no problem getting enough boys to play, just hope that enough adults are willing to get involved. EASTER EGG HUNT Kids, to age 12, don't forget the Easter egg hunt, Saturday, April 13, 10 a.m., at the beach. The Easter bunny is going to be hippity-hoppiting around to say hello, and pass out prizes to those who find the special eggs. Please bring a bag to carry home the eggs you find. As in past years, donations of colored, hard boiled eggs are requested from residents. Eggs can be brought to the Parks residence, 4616 W. Parkview or the Caron residence, 2720 N. Orchard drive, on Friday, April 12. There's always been a large Classic wrought iron railings CHECK OUR LOW PRICES Large Selection In Stock Railing Section (4 Ft) Railing Section (5 Ft) Railing Section (6 Ft.) Newel Post Floor Flange No-Drill Fitting AS LOW AS $7.95 $10.50 $10.60 AS LOW AS $2.65 $1.75 $1.75 We also have a complete selection of matching support columns(flat or corner) and decorative accessories. 385-8543 turnout for the egg hunt, so please make a note to remember to drop the eggs off, so as not to disappoint the young ones. BEACH GALS After some debate, and taking everything into consideration, a majority of the beach gals voted down a festival for this year. It was felt to be still beyond their financial means at this time, also too much work for the amount of members they have. They hope to be able to go ahead with the festival ne\t year, and in the meantime are planning other activities for children. Next regular business meeting is May 1, 7:30 p.m. OPEN HOUSE INVITATION An invitation is extended to all ladies in the village, to attend the beach gals open house, Wednesday, April 24, 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. There will be no regular meeting that night, just an informal gathering to get acquainted. The gals would like to increase their membership, through this open house, but still want the ladies to come, even if they don't plan to join. Cake and coffee will be served during the evening. TRIPLE CELEBRATION It was a birthday weekend at Glenn and Donna Gates home, on N. Beachview. Their son Roger's^ birthday was April 6, and Donna's was April 7. Donna's parents Mr. and Mrs. George Houtchens, of Louisville, Ky., came up for the weekend to help celebrate. Since they hadn't been there when the Gates' oldest boy, Mike, turned 4, March 11, his birthday was included in the celebration, too. Also present for the occasion were Ben and Violet Gates, paternal grandparents of the two boys. A good time was had by everyone, with gifts for the birthday people, lots of candles to blow out, and cake and ice cream for all. ESSAY WINNER Congratulations to Denise Suchor, who took first place in the essay contest at Montini school, recently* Denise, 12, is the daughter of Ron and Irene Suchor of W. Lake Shore drive. SECOND TIME AROUND Joan and Tom Olsen of Waukegan who were originally married in a civil ceremony Aug. 27, wanted to be remarried in church. So, on March 30, 1974, they repeated their wedding vows at St. Dismus church in Waukegan. Standing up for the couple were Joan's sister, Nancy Miller, and Tom's brother, Ted Olsen. Father Cull, who performed the ceremony, was the same priest, who married Joan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, of McHenry, 27 years ago, in Chicago. Guests at the wedding Saturday, included Joan's parents, and Tom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olsen, also other members of both families. After the ceremony, a reception was held at the House of Gerhardt, in Kenosha, Wis. ON DEAN'S LIST Margie Olsen, a first year student at S.I.U., has our congratulations for making the Dean's list, for the third quarter. BIRTHDAYS A happy birthday to Johnny. Parsons, April 14. Johnny was born on Easter Sunday 11 years ago. And Kevin Rourke is wished a very happy birthday, April 15. AUCTION-BAKE SALE The community center was a busy place March 30 with an auction and bake sale going on at the same time. Lots of delicious home baked goodies were offered for sale, and everything was gone within a couple of hours. The auction attracted many people, and items bid on ranged from valuable antiques to brand new merchandise. / CONDUCT TECHNICIANS'EXAM-Mrs. Patricia Van AcM§ R.N., seated, and Mrs. Val Patterson. C.O.R.T., look ovejy instructions before administering and monitoring an all-d$ examination at McHenry hospital for the certification of operating^ room technicians. Eighteen candidates from Northern Illina$fe hospitals took the examination to earn their Certified Operating Room Technician degree. The tests will be scored by the National^ Registry, which delegated administration to Mrs. Van Acker, operating room supervisor at McHenry hospital, and monitoring authority to Mrs. Patterson, who earned her degree several years ago. PROMOTED Jack Hendrychs, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Hendrychs of Whispering Oaks, has been promoted to vice-president of Heald and Co. of DesPlaines. They are tanners and wholesalers of leather. JACKSON ASPHALT PAVING PARKING LOTS - DRIVEWAYS SEALING - REPAIRS CALL ED JACKSON 1-338-4739 Now you can add safety and beauty to your home ANELING forless. EASTER SHOE Mens, Women's & Children's • JOHNSON • HUSH PUPPY • CONVERSE ACME BOOTS • ENNA JETTICK JUMPING JACKS • RED GOOSE KEDS • CHILD LIFE • GOLD SEAL Dress, Sport, Sandals, Canvas And Work Shoes For Every Occasion. ENTIRE SELECTION .ASIA' crtaiy LUS WED.-THUR. 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