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Park - West Shore Beach By letta Gieeson and Dorothy Uttlch Illili'Ji day- cake this year. Betty was four years old on May 8. Coming and Going Visitors at the Herb Dents' - ^iilflii:!!iiitraitailtl!liiiii{!i)iiiitii:iitiiiijiiiiiii!i!i:i!i;iiii!iii!i!iMiUiiti]i!rrtiiii[t!Li;i:iti!i{i:iiiiiit!t!iiiii!i!iJiiiiiii!iiiii[Hii!i:iiiii;iini!Trii:ri!i!iiii^ | t h i s P a s t " [ e e k ^ e r e J , h e i r f a u s h - ter, Mi s. Gene Purcell, and .sons, Auxiliary Meeting Jujt a reminder for all the Iftdies of the LPPOA to attend Choral Group Wins Hondrs | Billv and Jimmv, from Niles. Rosemary Heber accompanied J Mr ^ Mr§ , Gor M an<J thp "ativir v v i L , h , g.r°Uf? T* McH7r> eve-|h,gh s^°°l to T'ie state musica,l i Mrs. "Walter Jaworski and sons, Wayne and G from Chj ning. Come to 304 Lakeview ave- j competition in Peoria this .past 1 nue at 7:30 tonight, May 10, and weekend. The chorus took the tuiQg your neighbors along. j high honor of first prize. . \vere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kobcrt Kroening. L Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Miller of ' Beaver Dam, Wis., have been sjx_ ! spending this past week with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Schmidt. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. , More Complaints Can Yon Top This? A^number of complaints ha\e | l-ittte Joseph Sullivan been coming in this week about ' week-old son of Mr. and Mrs. . various offenses. The first on the ! •T«-",y Sullivan, surprised his par- : complaint list is speeders. No<v (>n*s with a one-tooth grin. , thiat our roads Have been fixed ' Sounds like Joseph is getting Joe Heber were Charles Heber, up so nicely, some of us are ready for a change in diet i Don Swindcl, Edward Keeshin, tempted to drive faster. We re- i steak maybe? 1 ; Margaret Heber and fiance, Donmind you that this is neither I i aid Morris. food for the roads nor bur chil- > Happy Birthriuys - ~ ren. Jacqueline Noel celebrated her j Doctors Consider Ways The next complaint has- to do | Seventh birthday on May 5 and j qx Cuttina Auto Toll with children getting off the : ^hjoyed the day at a party with. busses and cutting across vards ja number of her young triends. and destroying property. As you i 111(1 Sir!s attending were Mary know, cutting across lawns ^ou an^ Jo-Anne Day. Heather makes unsightly paths and one j Fike, Barbara Parters and Teri lady informed us that a few of j Gershon. the bus riders have been break-i On Wednesday, May 2, Mary- " / - -wgn ^vnfttvrmwrtj-- i ' V • ' - ' ' - / V ' / -Thursday. May ' The mounting toll of deaths and injuries from automobile accidents will receive particular attention at the 116thMmnual meeting, of the Illinois State Medical . . | i . societyj ac*ti tiihiter frioiuteic.1,i SoihIter3r mJlladnll*, ihg off some of the branches of barbara Uttieh was guest of Chicago May 15-18. A symposium will present ways of preventing such mishaps and of treating the injured. This will be only, one phase of a broad scientific program which is expected to attract an attendance of more than 2,500 physicians from all parts of Illinois and surrounding states. About tered. Lend Uncle Sam Tour Dollars thp Plainde&ler today! today. tter newly planted shrubbery. ; honor at a belated May day Note from correspondent: "This : birthday party. The young partyis not my complaint!" And, of ; goers enjoyed playing a number course, the" most popular com- of games, with musical chairs plaint is still dogs. Some garbage j providing the most fun. Sharon i cans have been raided, leaving a \ Leigh was the winner in this litt'ered trail. Let's all cooperate ! department. Other guests wore in eliminating these complaints, j Diane Krater, Karen O'Gara, i Joyce LaPar and Ann Kroening. Kindergarten Registration Janice Parisi has now joined . l 5(X) eucsts a]so wi], bp re_is. Registration for next year's the ranks of the 'teen-agers. On t^pH kindergarten students will be : May 3, Janice reached the ripe held this Friday, May 11, at. • 0id age of 13. Edgebrook schooL the children ; Lhtle Betty Sullivan had four will be registered in the north ; can(j]es 1o blow out on her birthkmdergarten room from 9 to ; 11:30 a.m. and from 1 to 3 p.m. Bring birth certificates, if possible, when you come but if you do not have the certificate, register anyway and take the certificate in later. ^ Miss Harvey, kindergarten teacher, called to say there are quite a few from Lakeland Park so it is urgent we get them registered at this time. Florida Tan Mrs. Richardson Jones and daughter, Cherry, just returned from a wonderful vacation "fouring Florida. Lucille and Cherry flew down to Miami Beach to join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Warren, who spent the winter in Florida. While there, they visited Lucille's aunt ant}' uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gleason, and also Mr. and Mrs. J. 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