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PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1974 Lakeland Park AAnfe Moore 385-6448 Army Reserve Troops Make Test For Parasites Last weekend members of the 180th Preventive Medicine Detachment of the Army Reserves were here in McHenry. Their assignment was to collect samples from various areas in McCullom Lake to detect the parasite believed to cause "swimmers itch;" At the meeting of the McCullom Lake Conservation Club last Thursday evening, Lieutenant James Brice, Executive Officer and survey team leader of the unit, spoke about, and showed a slide of the parasite. At this point it is believed that the parasite, by burrowing into swimmer's bodies, causes the swimmer's antibodies to react and this results in "swimmer's itch". It i$ hoped that the Reserve Unit members will be able to find a solution to this problem that has bothered residents for the past few years. In addition to Lt. Brice, the other officers who are responsible for conducting the samplings and the tests are: Captain Dennis Kurowski, company commander; Lieutenant John Gacek, adjutant and survey team leader; Lieutenant William Fitzgerald, survey team leader; and Lieutenant James Shields, survey team leader. So, when next you see Army troops driving through the subdivision you will know why they are here and just how important their mission is to all of us. 4 CONSERVATION CLUB NEWS Another matter discussed at the Conservation Club meeting last week was the clean-up planned for Saturday, May 4. The inlets to the lake are to be "walked" by those of you who will volunteer to help the members of the club. Farther information may be obtained by phoning the club president, Jerry Raycraft (385-7851). WEDDING BELLS! Faith Presbyterian church was the setting chosen by Spencer Maggs and Peggy Kasper to repeat their wedding vows. The 11 a.m. service on rl 4 united the happy couple marriage while their attendants, Homer and Melinda Bassett, looked on in complete happiness. It was an exciting day for the Bassett family because Mr. Maggs is Melinda's father and little Amy and Lisa's grandfather! Peggy's children, Peter, 17, and thirteen-year-old Pamela were also at the service and enjoyed sharing their mother's special day, and were as excited as Amy and Lisa! Following the religious ceremony, a small luncheon party was held for the newlyweds at McHenry Country Club. The new Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Maggs enjoyed a short honeymoon trip to Starved Rock State Park and are n*w residing in McHenry. Our congratulations are extended to you both! BROWNIES SEE BOZO! Last Monday was a very special day for the Brownies of Troop 64. The young ladies and their leaders, Judy Irwin, Barb Williams and Mary Ann Schadt, packed their lunches and boarded a bus bound for Chicago, where they visited Bozo's Circus. Everyone was I very excited and had a marvelous day. Three Brownies were especially •excited as they were able to ! appear on television. Haley ; Miller played in the first game, Becky Brooks was chosen "by J the tips and the tips only of the magic arrows' to play the ; grand prize game, and Krista Taylor played in the last game ; of the show. | A very special "thank-you" is ; extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gene I Glosson who made the day possible for the Brownies and i their leaders. It was a day the • young ladies will be talking j about for a long, long time! MONDAY GUESTS | Beverly Walinski prepared another delicious dinner Monday night for her husband Dick, daughter Linda and guests Sue Volz and her children Debbie and Denny. Of course Bev didn't start preparing the dinner until after she watched Bozo's Circus as her daughter, Linda, was one of the lucky young ladies with the Brownie troop! Chicken was served for the main dish but everyone especially enjoyed Bev's "Cloud Top Peach Pie." They all had a pleasant visit and enjoyed their change-of- pace Monday evening. WEEKEND COMPANY Ron and Anny Arthurs were entertaining guests at their home again last weekend. They were visited by their good friends and former neighbors from Chicago, Paul and Wendy Heidkamp. Jay, Eric and even little Doug enjoyed playing with Pauly and Maria and the parents enjoyed their three days together! A SPECIAL BIRTHDAY! Robin Irwin won't soon forget her seventh birthday, which was April 7. She enjoyed two days of special celebration planned by her mom, Judy. Saturday, April 6, started Robin's celebrations with a birthday party at her home. Jill Schaefer (who was quite a helper), Amy Bassett, Michelle Patterson, Jana Williams, Linda Walinski, Lisa Varvik, Cindy Kinsala, Sandy Smith, Maureen Otto, Becky Bradley, J-J Blum, Amy Tonyan, Jennifer Wirtz, Kim Schiera, and Donna Zutatut were the children who enjoyed cake and ice cream at Robin's home. Robin received many lovely presents and her favorites included the Giant "Winnie-the Pooh" bear from her Aunt Sue Meineke and the suitcase her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meineke, gave her for her upcoming trip to Vermont with Aunt Sue. When all the gifts were finally opened, they all headed for Montini Primary Center where they were entertained by "The Magistics" from Chicago. Approximately 150 children were at the performance of the magic show and from what I heard the show was great and enjoyed by the children, and the adults! On Sunday, Mrs. Irwin, Robin, her Aunt Sue Meineke and Jill Schaefer went to see­ the American Ballet Theater's performance of "Swan Lake" at the Civic Opera House in Chicago. Robin is extremely interested in ballet and ARE YOU I N N E E D O F . . . * Kitchen Cabinets * Range Hoods & Medicine Cabinets * Bathroom Fixtures * Fi­ berglass Showerstalls * * Vanities and Tops * Gas & Oil Furnaces * Air Con- * ditioning, Central and Win- * dow * Hot Water Boilers > and Base Radiation * Sump > Pumps * Water Softerners SEE OUR DO-IT-YOUR­ SELF HOME IMPROVE- > MENT DEPARTMENT > . THE BATH SHOP } 3012 W. Rte. 120 McHenry 385-0048 particularly enjoyed this special treat. We're glad to hear you had such a happy seventh birthday, Robin, and we hope all your birthdays will be as much fun for you! • n NEW GRANDCHILD! - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pike are beaming with pride over the arrival of their newest grandchild. Jim and Sharon Boger became parents again on Easter Sunday night (April 14) at 10:47 p.m. when Pamela Marie made her debut at McHenry hospital. She weighed in at 8 lbs., 14 oz., and was 21 inches long. Five-year-old Jackie was anxious to meet her new baby sister and from what I hear she is a real help to her mom and just loves her baby Pam! Our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Pike on their newest grandchild's arrival and to Jim, Sharon and Jackie Boger, congratulations and welcome to little Pamela Marie! AN HONOR Heard Beverly Walinski became a member of the Academy of Friendship of the Moose of Woodstock last week. Congratulations, Bev! WOMEN'S CLUB NEWS Next Thursday, May 2, the Lakeland Park Women's Club will not hold its regular monthly meeting. The club members are looking forward to their trip to Woodstock where they will visit a home for the retarded and they will enjoy a luncheon in Harvard. Those club members who are interested in joining the ladies on the outing should phone Barbara Emory to learn further details. Her telephone number is 385-2553. BOARD MEETING The regularly scheduled meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association Board members will be held Thursday evening at 8 p.m. at the community house. The newly elected officers of the board will officiate at this meeting. Any member in good standing of the property owners association is invited to attend. DUESDUE Dues to the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association become payable May 1. Your remittance of $41 should be mailed to the clerk of the association, Mrs. Helen Strandquist, 5119 W. Shore Drive, befevfMfoy.$i. After May 31 the dues win be $48. The semi-yearly rate is $50, $25 to be paid before May 31 and the second payment due November 1 and paid before Nov. 30. NIU Awards Degrees To Area Students Northern Illinois university awarded 1,360 graduate and undergraduate degrees recently to students who c o m p l e t e d d e g r e e Legal Notice The Board of Education of School District 15 will receive sealed bids on milk, bread and ice cream requirements for the 1974-75 school year until 10:00 . ... w A.M. on May 10. 1974. Bidding Capt. Larsen is attendinft^ documents may be secured and classes at Concordia College of returned to the Director of NEWS FROM MARIE Marie Matchen, former Lakeland Park resident, has sent along the following news from her home in Muskegan, Mich. Mrs. Matchen is a grandmother once again! Her daughter, Linda Stapp, gave birth to her new baby, Jennifer Ruth, on Feb. 26. Jennifer was welcomed home, not only by her {fraud parents, but by her big sisters, Michelle and Lisa. Our congratulations to Mrs. Matchen and to the Stapp family. Mrs. Matchen's son, Captain Kenneth E. Larsen, and his family have returned to Illinois from the United States Air Force base in Rome, Italy. requirements at the end of the 1973 fall semester. Included in the total were nine students from the McHenry area. Scott Brian Seaborn and Jude Marie LaFrancis of McHenry and Lillian K. Forsberg of Wonder Lake were awarded Master of Science degrees in Education and Daniel Allen Stucka of McHenry received a Master's degree in Business administration. Those from McHenry awarded Bachelor of Science degrees were Thomas John Dougherty of 3002 Elder Lane, Kenneth P. Garvey of 4713 N. Jeffery street and Roy Frederick Wulffen of 4614 Garden Quarter road. Florence Anne McCann of: 7725 Island lane and Timothy S. Whitman of 9017 W. Sunset! drive, both of Wonder Lake, ' earned Bachelor of Science < degrees. _____ f For untold ages, women have} been known for untold ages. College Theology in Springfield where he is preparing to become an Air Force Chaplain. Capt. Larsen has been a member of the Corps for the past ten years. Thanks for sending the news along to us Mrs. Matchen. Am sure your many friends and neighbors are happy to hear of news about , you and your family! BELATED WISHES! Missed Larry and Mary Alice Sword's anniversary which was April 20. They've celebrated their eleventh wedding anniversary and our congratulations are extended to you both! ^ BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK Joanne Apel celebrates her special day today along with Robert Hellios and Flora Hagemann. Congratulations! Tomorrow John Meyers and Lucille Corey will blow out the candles on their cakes. Lucille will have • five candles on her birthday cake. Sunday Edward Druml, Sr., will be the birthday man in his family and shares his day with Elizabeth Serritella and George Heurer, Sr. Elizabeth will blow out four candles on her birthday cake. Monday, April 29, is a special day for Candy Koeper, Curt Bremer and Annette Arroyo. Congratulations to you all and welcome to the teen years, Annette. Marty Hendle and Mel Morgenson will celebrate April 30. Ken Bottari, Donna Kwiatek and Bill Kamp will celebrate their special day on Wednesday, May 1. Matt Bott, Harriet Mikosz and Kenneth Major will have cause to celebrate on May 2. Ken wil' t u r n t h r e e - y e a r s - o l d . Congratulations and birthday wishes to you all! t t A NOTE! .. .3; graduation time is almc i us dnce again and 1 love to hear from those of you who have graduates in your homes this year. Do give me a call! Isn't it time you stopped putting off tomorrow? See your Wausau Man today. Isn't it time you thought about the way you want to live? Your family deserves the best you can give them ... a home of your own built where you want to live, city or country. Nobody really wants to spend their life in cramped apartments, crowded mobile home parks or rundown older homes, but neither can they afford to pay the price most builders are asking. 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