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. , • > 5 -v'-'v:, igllliSlilll Lakeland Park JOSHULEOte HAMBTQHU. Rickey Bottari 2262-J or 1524-J SSHf^Pf i'fc'A*-"1 Upon the resignation of Ray Medland, Joseph Leone was unanimously appointed to fill the vacitricy, as a member of the board of directors. New Address System Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores' residents and owners whose property is on •North and Southbound streets lying north of Highway 120 are td notify their correspondents that commencing immecRately the addresses should be designated with the word north preceding the house number. North and southbound streets South of Highway 120 will be arranged with the numbers increasing southward as opposed to numbers which conversely increase northward north of the highway. This is to eliminate confusion and facilitate mail and other deliveries in the community. Leaving Us Soon After three years of faithful service to the community Len and Rose Blanc of tne Corner Store >are retiring from business on or about August 15 and they will make their home in Arlington Heights. I a*n sure we will be very sorry to see them leave us. Several Birthdays Happy birthday to ^Thomas Gerambio who celebrated his birthday on July 31. Yours truly and family were invited over to his home by his mom and dad for coffee and cake and at the last minute he was called out on business, but we still had the coffee and cake and by the way Tom, it was very good. Happy birthday to Pam Laursen who celebrated her fifth birthday on July 20. On July 19 she had a birthday party with the following children helping her to celebrate: Joanne and Debra Gladman, Cindy Kujak, Elisa Sweeney, Rosemary Donamario and Linda Zimney. - Gig brother Jack Laursen celebrated his sixth "birthday on July 27 and had his party on the twenty-fifth of July with Commy * and Frosty, Frafnkie' 'Moran, Stanley Pankiewicz and brother Jim, to help him celebrate. Then on the twenty-ninth of July mother Gayle Laursen celebrated her ?? birthday. Happy birthday to all of you and many many more. Bill's sisters, Mr. and Mils. Richard Pacholski. ' , , • • f ' J Visiting ' • m of Mr. ari&Hrs. Fred Street were Mr. and Mrs. P. Pynsky and son, Raymond and his wife, Phyllis, and their three children, and Mr. and Mrs. Lacy and their four children, also a friend with whom Mrs. Street had worked and had, not seen since she moved here from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berardi. The whole gang went to the beach and I am told all had a very wonderful time and they sure ioved it out here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Altmann entertained Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Ovyn and their three daughters from Algonquin. Mrs. Mary Laurence had as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selley and children from \Palatime, Mr. and Mrs. Gale §coles and son from Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. William Giris and two daughters, Maryann and Irene. went out and instead he came, home at 8, so I retjiriied home/ as a good little wife should, to: prepare him something to ^at but was too late. He tad ready eaten, v . .M THEMiBBUBY ' •* ' / ' ' " ; Little Late This is something I forgot to put in last week's paper. This will go to show how absent minded I really am getting to be because »I was one of the girls who attended the very lovely picnic which we had. at the home of Mrs. Daisy Krupinski. Those who attended besides myself were my mother Mrs. I. Mazzoni, Elaine Jett, Marge Franklin, Dotty Becker and Lee Glorch. Welcome Back to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Altman who spent a few days of their vacation the last week of July visiting Carol's mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiley, in Loftant, 111. Evening,Out Friday, night Mrs. Elaine Jett, had the gals over at' her house for ice-cream sodas and later on coffee and cake and cheese and crackers. The following girls were there indulging in all these calories: Lee. Glorch. Dotty Becker, Marge Franklin and myself. The Squares met down at the beach on Saturday, Aug. 2 with singing and merriment around the camp fire. They barbecued steaks, hamburgers and hotdogs. Outside guests, not members of the squares, were Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanek and Mr. and Mrs. Dietz.. , Boy Scouts Jimmy Quaiver and Kenny Owens were among the boys who left on a two-week camping trip in Oregon, with their Boy Scout troop. x Vacationing , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laursen for the .past two weeks has been Gayle's sister, Miss Karen Thoresen of Chicago. Weekend Out. Mr. andr Mrs. William Haynes attended the tenth wedding anniversary of Bill's sister and brother - in -,law Mary and Bud Mendyk of Downers Grove. After the party they went on to Lemont and spent the rest of Saturday and Sunday with' another of Treated On Monday last Lee and Ed Glorch were given a surprise supper- b arbecue, in their own back yard provided by their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Becker of Home ave. Later in the evening Lee's pals, Elaine Jett, Marge Franklin, Dorothy Humphreys and yours truly, dropped in for a visit. Music reached their ears coming from the backyard -and barbecue stones were there so Ed went out and purchased marshmallows and the gals gathered around toasting and eating them under the shining moon. This is one part of the evening I missed out on as my Jiusband said he would hot be home til! 10 so I took advantage of the evening and .Service Deluxe One day last week two of our farm gals went to purchase milk from the farmer on Ringwood road and finding the farmer out they waited awhile and then along came a man also looking for the farmer and after waiting around for a few minutes he said he would be glad to give them the milk and upon leaving the girls were real polite and wanted to know the man's name so they could thank h>m real proper like and he said his name was George Freund. I,t just so happens that he is the mayor of Mc- Henry. Leave it to Lee Glorch and her niece, Dotty Becker, to get such deluxe service. Couldn't get much further up, could,you girls? OBITUARY Richard Seahoim Richard Seahoim, 39, of Chicago, son of Mrs. Arthur Edstrom of McHenry and the late Henry Seahoim, died July 29 in Ijlavenswood hospital following j a short illness. , Besides his mother, he leaves the widow, Shirley and two children, Pamela, 14, and Billy, 7. The body rested at the chapel at 5149 N. Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services were held Saturday, followed by interment in Arlington ceme- . tery. > Creative thinking is the ability to dress an old idea in a new jacket. F& 1 Mason Contractors BRICKWORK & STONEWORK RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL LET US FIGURE YOUR JOB FREE ESTIMATES -- s - . . - HAj i ^ ^ ' * ' "•1 - V -• ^ *" TAI CUT itwrft H'-WiV-& 0 TOMATO I Creamy, Flavorful 10V2-O?. JSHfy Just Add Water tin New 195* 2:: 25c Pack Our Finest Qualify PHONES: McHENRY 565-M-l se* ' W\t® Y>v>1; M NO U0t0# O *0? 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