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rag# Eighteen ??>! ^ Lakeland Park By Jetts CHeeson Mid Dorothy Utticb' Illllillllll Sportsmen Meet 'i'A special pre-Thanksgiving turkey shoot has been arranged by the Sportsman's club for next Sunday afternoon, Nov. 18. Spectators will be welcome to watch members vie among themselves for turkeys. The turkey shoct site is south on Ringwood road off Route. 120. Signs will be posted along the road to gui.e the unfamiliar to .the proper location. Alscjr on the agenda for the last meeting was. a general discussion of lake conservation and , its problems. The seining of the lake last fall was reviewed. The seining did not entirely solve tn ? problem of undesirable fish. Other methods of getting^ rid of them and of clarifying the lake wheih have been proposed by state conservation officials vrere discussed and further action was referred to various committees. All property owners around will be appraised of the results of the studies made by these committees and the cooperation of the property owners will then be solicited to carry out their suggestions. It was pointed out that although the club has been reorganized since its beginning over a year ago, the main purpose of the Sportsman's club is still lake conservation. All the monies Collected for purposes of lake conservation have actually been spent for that purpose. The Sportsman's club has also made studies of the watershed area of McCullom Lake and formed working parties to open the creeks feeding the lake. In addition the club has offered their members special shooting and hunting facilities. Special fees are charged for these extra activities so that general membership funds are not used. LPPOA Teen Meeting All members of the LPPOA "Teen club are urged to attend their next meeting to be held on Thursday, Nov. 15. The all-important issue of dues will be discussed. Hie meeting will be held at the Pat Bates Kome on Victor drive. Wednesday and. is doing well after undergoing surgery fct the McHenry hospital last week. Tony Kuzas has returned home from Sherman hospital in Elgin and is how feeling much better. Happy Birthday To Sandra Dawson, who marked her fifth birthday with a luncheon party for her friends. After lunch and the sampling of the lovely cake, the young set played the popular party game of pinning the t*ul on the donkey and other "games. Those on. the guest list were Cheryl Jones, Mary Frances Deja, Douglas Belohlavy, Debbie Dubenski, Mary Therese Sweeney, David Bockman, and of course, Sandra's two brothers, Frankie and David. Sandra's grandmother Mrs. E. Dawson from Chicago, came to join in the fun. Getting Acquainted The welcoming committee held their November welcoming party in the home of Florence Svitanek on Thursday, Nov. 8. The gals enjoyed an evening of chatting and getting acquainted. The guests of honor were Vicki Potari, Virginia K r i s p i n and Rosemary Przetacznik. Committee members doing the honors w e r e A r l e n e B a r t o s , D o l o r e s Belohlavy, Ann Dawson, Lyda Radisch, Pearl Reinhardt and the hostess, Florence' Svitanek. The committee asks that if you are a newcomer and have not been to a welcoming party or if you know a newcomer that has not been welcomed, please call Lyda Radisch. 1371-W-l. all had a very good time, fioy all missed tha presence of t«i?ir father, Walter Okoniewski, who was unable to attend. TTT-C- 5r n f - y f r y ' _ a? ' 5 " i Thursday# November 15# 195$ Pizisaf Party Once more the neighborhcco funsters of Urit 4 got togetiier for an evening of fun and merrymaking. Maurice and . Lilian Carver were host- on Saturday night, Nov. 10, to the Chuck Kluks, Jerry Rogers, Frank Hudeceks and the Bill Caseys. T'-.e highlight of th* evening's fun was when Frmk ianced (he said it was the first time he had don-? so in thirty-fivp years). Palygoers were treated to a delicious pizza that w-<s prepared by Lillian and Jerry Rogers. Johnsbiirg News Bjr Mn. Betty HefttemaoB Junior Teen Club News The Junior Teen 'club met on Thursday, Nov. 8, for their regular bi - monthly meeting. The youngsters mode plans for a hay ride and wiener roast to be held on Nov. 17 at 6 pan. The meettog place set is at the Laurence residence. - Women's Club News Hie ways and means committee of the - Lakeland Park Women's club will be around soon with the ad booK for the Dec. 8 Snowball. They hope you all will contribute your dollar to put your name in the "well wishers" column. Don't forget to keep Dec. 8 open for this big dance and also keep in mind, that all the proceeds go toward the community building fund. Convalescing Earline Davis returned home' Mock Wedding And All Jean and Joe Gagnon were hosts to a new bride and groorh on Sunday, Nov. 11, when they entertained at a post wedding party for Jean's sister an'*, ner husband--ripwlyweds of one week --Mr. and Mrs. James LoMs of Chicago. Otner guests at the party were 3VI1. and Mrc Vincent OkoniewsH and Jacqt'^line of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Okoniewski ai.d Gayle of W^«smont, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garman and children, Porky, Karen and Gerald, of Beverly Hills. For added laughs the group even provided a mock wedding. Aithougn Santa Left Out /p- We hone S*/ta won't hold, this against us and leave our names off his Chr'stmas list, but we forgot to mention he came to the Rogers' Hallowe'en party. Behind the bend was found the cheerful face rf Bill Krater. He was accompanied by Alice in Wonderland. '• t . Also on the guest list but missed by us were Mr. and Mrs Maurice Carver, dressed as a sailor and his date. Coming -And Going Mr. and Mt. Bob Laursen played host to Mr. ind Mrs Jim Tatge ':om Powers Lake. Wis. The foursome er.joyed an evening of visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riley, Susan and Carl, Jr, and Bob Elde;* were Sunday d:nner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill' Radisch. The occasion was to celebrate the birthday of Carl, Si*. Anniversary Celebration The Perry Walker home in McHenry was the scene of quite a gathering last Saturday evening Nov. 10. The occasion for the large attendance of relatives and friends was the fortieth wedding anniversary celebration Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Freund. The party was a surprise planned, by the family. Present for the festive occasion were Mr. an 3 Mrs. Anton H. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Schmitt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmitt, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Freund, Mr. and Mr. George J. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Anton M. Freund, Mr. arid Mrs. Henry Nell, John Freund Mrs. Martha "Freund, .Miss {Catherine Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Freund, Mr. and Mrs.- Robert' Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James Freund, Mr. and Mrs. William May. Our congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Freund. Brownie"News Johnsburg Brownie troop he;d their meeting last Tuesday. Nov.' 6, in the Community club hall. It was decided that future meetings would start at 3:30 instead of 3:15 as of the next meeting. WORWXCK'S McHenry Camera Center Cameras Photographic Equipment Amateur and Professional Bought, Sold and Exchanged PHOTO SUPPLIES View Masters and Reels Color Films Processed Family Albums See Us Before Ton Buy Warwick's Studio lit I. Blvwtlde Drive PHONE McHENRY 216 PRUDENTIAL'S REVOLUTIONARY NEW • • • • • • • * FAMILY POLICY One policy... 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Load Laughter Was heard at Hettermann's last Thursday evening following the ladies' bowling session, as Mary Hettermann was presented with a box full 0|f gayly wrapped packages by a group of friendly pranksters. Mary !s entering the McHenry hospital this ' week to undergo surgery so the girls thought sne should have' a ?ay sendoff. 1"he packages consisted of anything from pencils rind pins to a coloring book and crayons Contributors of the gifts were Laura Schmitt, Isabelle Stilling, Rosemary Young, Delia McGuire, Dorothy hettermann, Betty Hot" termann, Betty Freund and IvIabeJ Smith. Speedy wishes for a' fast recovery *s extended to Mary. Ai'oaad the Town Mr. and Mrs. "Si" .Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Meyers and Mr and Mrs. Leroy Meyers enjoyed a few days' vacation over last weekend in southern Illinois. Misses Joan and Rita Dehn^of Chicago and Ttd and Bill Bef>- skow of Round Lake were dinner guests here last week. Mr. and Mrs. "Pete" Peterson 228 N. 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