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Lakeland Park BOYS BASEBAU^ CLUB SPONSORS SKATING PARTY Barbara Meurer -- 885-4306 Kiy Droml Our Lakeland Park Boys baseball club is sponsoring a Valentine Roller-Ska ting party at the McHenry rink tonight, Thursday, Feb. 13. This affair is for all ages. If you don't feel up to skating, we know you would have a great evening out by just watching the ones who are skating. The party will start at 7:30 and end at 10:30 so everyone can still get plenty of liniment applied to those muscles they didn't know existed until they had finished skating. You'll not only have a wonderful evening out but you will be helping to raise funds for the necessary equipment needed to operate the league this year. Tickets are available from all managers, coaches and will be sold at the door. People from all subdivisions are invited to attend. For any further information contact Bob Matthews at 385-6042. Troop 459 Our Boy Scout Indian Dance Team performed at the Cary- Grove high school last Sunday. One of Cary's two Cub Scout Packs had extended the invitation to our Troop. Dinner was served to the Scouts and their leaders. From the reports on the meal all our Scouts and leaders should have gained a pound or two. While the boys and leaders were enjoying their meal a very wicked game of "Catch" was played by the adults who had driven and were to apply make-up to the boys. Heard that Frank Bartos will vouch for the terrific throwing arm of Nedra Eckhart. The Cary Pack had award presentations following the dinner and during this time the boys were made-up and dressed in their Indian regalia. As the awards were finished our Troops Scoutmaster was introduced. He in turn introduced all the dancers and drummers by their names and also by their chosen Indian names. As the drummers took their beat the dance group toolc the floor and held the audience spellbound for a half hour program. The response in applause was very gratifying. It was the team's first dancing on a huge gym floor and the boys really took advantage of the room. After the team had finished, the leaders were so very pleased by the people who approached them to express how wonderful they thought the team was. One of the persons expressing their feelings told the leaders that she was part Indian and thought the Scouts, had done a wonderful job and was also surprised at the authenticity to the dances and outfits. Blackhawk area was represented by many of the officials and they also expressed how very much the team has improved since they last saw it in spring. All in all Lakeland Park residents can once again give their Boy Scouts a big pat on the back for representing our community so very well. A big pat on the back also goes to Scoutmaster Ed Druml, Ass't. Scoutmaster; Irv Becker, Committee Chairman; Jim Daurio, Committeuien; Les Eckhart, Frank Bartos and Morrie Ketchum for all their hard work with the team., AJso to committeemen Ray Rode and Ralph Ossler for helping to chive. The mothers who applied the face and body trim are due a pat on the back too. They are Bette Kamp, Arlene Bartos, Nedra Eckhart, Carol Ketchum and Kay Drumi. Schedule The community house schedule for the coming week is as follows: Friday, Feb. 14, Dancing Classes from 3 to 6. Monday, Feb. 17, Cub Pack meeting at 7:30. Tuesday, Feb. 18, 6:30 to 8 Boy Scout Meeting, 8 p.m. Millstream Campers, McHenry Chapter. Thursday, Feb. 20, Regular LPPOA Board Meeting at 8 p.m. Any cancellations or reservations should be made through Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Attention Campers The Millstream Campers, McHenry Chapter, will meet at L a k e l a n d P a r k C o m m u n i t y House on Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. After the business meeting a film will be shown on outdoor activities. Any one interested in camping is welcome to attend. Attention Troop 4S9 The Scout Leaders would like us to tell the parents of all Boy Scouts, that on Tuesday, Feb. 18, the meeting will end at 8 p.m. SHARP. There is to be another meeting at the hall starting promptly at 8 so please, parents remember to pick your Scouts up promptly. The leaders are sorry for the time change and hope the parents will remember. Pack 459 --" Monday, Feb. 17 our Cub Scout Pack will meet at the Community House at 7 p.m. for their regular Pack meeting. Parents, be on . time for roll call and help your sons' den tiy to earn the coveted Honor flag. Come on all you parents try real hard to go with your Cubber to the Pack meeting. Women's Club In the business end of the Women's Club meeting it was announced that we will need a lot of white elephants for our penny social. These can be brought at our next meeting. We hope everyone can make it to our March meeting because we have planned a hat sale. We have about eighty different hats for the women to try on and they will be able to buy them for a nominal price. At 9 cfclock the hall will be open to any woman who would care to come. Our regular meeting will take place at 8:30, Bake Sale A Success The Women's Club reported a very successful bake sale. The bakery^ goods looked simply luscious and went almost as fast as they came in. Happy Birthday Wishes go to Kathy Becker who will be 13 on the 15th and to Jerry Wagner who shares the same date. To Mary Barle who celebrates on the 17th and to Daryle Licastro who will be 7 on the 20th. Belated birthday wishes go to Jim Neff who celebrated his 20th birthday on Feb. 6 and to Charlene Wimmer who celebrated another year on the 9th. New Baby On Feb. 3, Laura Ann Winkowski was born to Marion end Don at McHenry hospital. Laura Ann weighed in at 6 V2 pounds. Proud grandparents of their first grandchild are Mary and Ray Barle. Get-Well Wishes Get-well wishes go to Michael Kraskiewicz who is in bed with the flu and pneumonia. To Mrs. Esther Schell who isn't up to par and to Mr. Oik who we heard was to undergo surgery. Also to those two young people, Terry Waltzek and Kathy Campo. Terry was discharged from the hospital last week but is still confined to bed at home. Anyone wishing to send him a card. His address is 4811 W, Shore Drive. Kathy is still in traction in the hospital. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy goes to Mrs. • Alia Anderberg on the death of her husband, Andrew, on Feb. 5. Mr. Anderberg was 83 years old and had been in a rest home for the last month. Mrs. Anderberg resides at 1911 N. North Ave. Also surviving are two daughters, two granddaughters and five great grandchildren. Our sympathy is also extended to Irene Koehl and her family on the death of her uncle, Art Mielke, of Chicago. Also to Wally Hansen and his family on on the death of his father on Jan. 30, and to Lfen Bottari and his family on the death of his uncle, Henry Bottari. Girl Scouts Last Monday we studied our laws in German and then we had our treats. After that we took a walk around the block by the way of Mrs. Dowells. She was unable to come to the meeting because of Mary being home sick so we visitd with them. Respectfully submitted by Scribe, Maria Mecic. Strolling Through The Park Former resident, Pepi Cina, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cina was married at St. Patrick's church in McHenry on Saturday, Feb. 8 at an 11 o'clock nuptial Mass. The new Mrs. Cina was the former Kasyl Bute of Sunnyside. The newly weds will make their home in Sleepy Hollow. Last Monday Delia Julian was hostess to the following ladies. Ruth McMahon, Ivy Lezak and Ann Herzog. The gals enjoyed Delia's luncheon and also the bridge games that followed. Ann came out as winner for the afternoon and Ivy came in second. Dick Wimmer took his wife, Charlene, and her mother and dad out to dinner last Saturday. The evening, was in honor of Charlene's and her mother's birthdays. Heard they had a wonderful evening. On Wednesday evening the following ladies enjoyed the hospitality of Gayle Laursen for a session of bridge and delicious refreshments. Lucille Deitz, who took first place for the evening, Ivy Lezak who again took second Ann Herzog, Ruth McMahon, Ann Leigh, Ruth Chadwick; Delia Julian and Joyce Braun. Nedra, Les and Billy Eckhart had dinner with their good fHends, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haug. The dinner was in honor of Marge Haug's birthday. Jeanette and Jack Hertzog visited with Audrey and John Thinen and their family in Chicago Heights. Audrey misses her friends and this subdivision terribly. The Thinen family wanted "hello" said to all of Lakeland Parkers. Pat and Don Seaton visited with Jerry and Lloyd Wagner last Sunday. Sue and Ron Funk and their family spent Sunday at Sue's sisters in Fox Lake. We're real glad to hear that Paul Schwegel, Jr., has return- 5S Complete Auto Rebuilding Service "Everything done In our shop" • Wheel Alignment # Frame Srtalghtenlng • Radiator Repair # Glass & Upholstery All this adds up to greater savings to INSURANCE you. Check the shop that has the ESTIMATES complete equipment. F E EC E New 10-Min. Car Wash Mon.-Sai. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m 4707 W. Route 120 Lakeland Park Phone Day or Night ©ays: 385-0444 Nites: 385-1422 McCullom Lake SPONSOR MISS McCULLOM LAKE BEAUTY CONTEST Eve Levesqne With the large population of very lovely young ladies residing in the village, getting candidates for the brand new contest which the Cullom- Knoll is going to sponsor will be no problem. The tough job will be for the judges to select the loveliest from a bevy of beauteous and curvaceous young "chicks." The plan was proposed at the last meeting of the executive board of the Cullom-Knoll, Tuesday, Feb. 4. It received favorable impression and the plan will be put in action. Final judging will be held on May 30 with a barbecue type "shin-dig" for the corned home from Children's Memorial hospital aijd that things turned out real well for him. Young Paul was very pleased by a visit from the Cub baseball star, Ron Santo. Lyda and Bill Radisch were surprised by their daughter, Shirley Lexow, and her neighbor from Carpentersville. Her surprise visits happen frequently but this one was really a surprise as they arrived in time for breakfast. We heard that after last Saturday, Bill Radisch is called "The Candy Kid." The Earl Dowell family had a delicious tuikey at Max Koch's home on Sunday. We were told that Shirl is & wonderful cook. After bowling last Saturday the Georges, Matthews, Johnsons and Meurers stopped over at the Kochs for a snack and birthday celebration for Max. On Sunday the Meurers were surprised by a visit from Barb's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, from Lombard. After dinner the four adults played pinochle, with the ladies taking two games out of three. We have received the following names that will appear on the ballot at the coming election. Richard Burman will be running for Democratic precinct committeeman from District 13. Jerry Rogers will be running for alternate delegate on the Democratic ticket. Sure hope that Marine son of ours, David, won his very tough Karate match today. He was to have had a very rough Okinawan as his opposition for today. We know Dave trained extra hard for this match and we know he did his best. munity. Allen McKim will be in charge of the party. Miss McCullom Lake, senior variety, will be entered in the County contest wearing the colors for the village. This does not eliminate our ahnual selection of Miss McCullom Lake from the 4 to 7 year old youngsters! That has become an institution, practically unique in the area. The little queen contest will be held as usual, in conjunction with our summer festival. It is hoped that we can obtain the services of a qualified pejrson to instruct the young wdmen in the fine arts of charm, poise, how to apply cosmetics properly and something of the latest in coiffures. This is only an advance bulletin and other details will be published as they become available. fellows, many of whom are still fighting their battle! Please call Bobbie at 385- 3615 and offer your donations. It is the best way in the world to dispense with your used reading material. It's brand new to them! Gals Will Meet Tonight Members of the Ladies of tfiie Lake will meet at 8 p.m. tpjnight in the beachhouse. Business will be conducted before the social portion of the evening. It will be most pleasurable to congregate in the newly decorated quarters. Now, we need those new curtains! • All women of the community are most cordially invited to attend. Blue Booties For Branhams! Happy days ahead for two little sisters who are mighty pleased with their brand new brother. Theresa Ann, 3, and Linda, 21 months old, are counting the months until the little fella becomes a real playmate. Franklin Delano Branham, Jr., arrived in excellent condition at 4 McHenry hospital where his' momma, Joanne, was conveniently waiting for him. Delivery date was Friday, Jan. 31, at 7:11 p.m. Weight of the "heavenly" bundle amounted to 7 lbs., 8Y2 oz., and was 22 inches in length. We couldn't be happier for Joanne and daddy Frank who now has a namesake. Guess who daddy was named for! Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John O'Halleran. Best wishes to all involved in this most blessed event. Aid For Ailing Vets Bobbie Carroll, rehabilitation chairman for the American Legion auxiliary, will be making her regular trek to Downey hospital, Great Lakes, to visit veterans who are still confined. She will visit them on the 20th of this month, and a large donation of used books, mag- •eines, end. playing cardfi^ will mean a great deal to these More Notes Froity The Cullbm-KnolB , A most appreciative letter was received from Clifford D. Redding, executive director of the Woodstock Children's Home, for the bounteous gift of stuffed stockings the kiddies received during the holidays. A little cheer goes a long way. Rich Johnson is swinging into high gear with his membership* drive for the Cullom- Knoll organization. You will be contacted soon, but in the meantime, you can send your dues to Mrs. Earl Murray, Maple Hill Drive. The teens are in full swing with their membership drive and we should have a bulletin from them for the next issue of the column. All young people from 13 to 19 have been contacted and invited to attend the meeting held last Tuesday p.m. Allen McKim and Stew Norbert Lorch have industriously been working on the lake to form a really good ice skating rink. Bowling, Beer and Beef! Makes a good combination, don't you think? So did twenty fellows and their wives last Saturday night when McDon aid's bowling team took on two teams from the McCullom Lake Men's Club. The first mentioned group was victorious by some 349 pins and that "ain't bad!" Quite a decisive victory. Mac's top bowlers were Dick Klein hausen -- 579, Fred Matthes ius --- 562, and Bill Padgett with a 538 series. The Men's Club's best were Bob Beyer 531, Jack Worm -- 509, and Bill Worm with 493. Merv Schmitt proved to be "low man on the totem pole' for McDonald's and this somewhat doubtful honor went to Frank Woolwing for the Men's Club. Better luck next time fellas. Other teammates included Lee Mai, Ed (Daddy) Caron, Bill Scheid, Bill Brennan, Stewart Norbert Lorch, and Ken Ingersol, foir Mac's. The Men's Club was sustained with Dave Hansen/ Ken Loesch, Frank Qenoe, Herb Howe, George Henolz, and Len Jensen, Jr. Following ' the competition, the guys and their gals met for refreshments -- liquid and solid. The menu included such goodies as hot beef sandwiches, spaghetti casserole, baked beans, molded salads, and other trimmings. Plenty of "suds" for all contributed to a mighty fine party. Recovering Following Surgery Pauline Sheriff was parted from the source of her misery at McHenry hospital last Thursday, and according to hubby Shorty, she is coming along slowly, but steadily in her battle to regain good health. Much appreciated are those little pasteboard "gems" which arrive via Uncle Sam's postal system. Keep them coming, and Pauline will snap back in no time! Her room number is 2. Goo-o-ood Group Gathers Papa and Sally Olsen spread the "welcome mat" for members of Sally's family last Sunday, and the festive board was really groaning. Present for the roast lamb dinner included Mr.* and Mrs. Charles Temple and daughters -- Peggy 'n' Judy; Mr. and Mrs. Mel' Tishy with Jimmy and Bobby; and the newly wedded Mir, Mrs. DeWajjme (Bud) C*v«nder. She Is the former Siu^^^ Temple and looked every inch' the radiant bride. Bridegroom Bud was kept busy trying to beat the other fellows at "hearts," , •' ^v-V5* * Only two of our residents; are known to be enjoying that natal "daze" this week. Firsts is Mary Tomasello who was a Valentine gift to her momsome years back. Greet her today, Feb. 14 . . . Ray Aalto is in line for congrats on .theV 17th. Best wishes to all the| rest marking a special occasion this week. . Still doesn't seem much lik< li winter with clear fields anc| lots of sunshine. But -- who'^ complaining? Sure beats usini a snow shovel. See you nex week? MILK PRQDUCTIOff " * .. **D» December milk production per cow estimated- at 620 pounds, rose 20 pounds front November and marked a new record for the month, accord^ ing to report from the Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service. Average production a year earlier was 600 pounds per' cow, or three per cent less. The number of milk cows on farms in December declined to 498,000 or 5 per cent below last year's 525,000 cows. SALE! ALL WINTER BETTER DRESSES REDUCED Sizes 7-15 14'/2-24'/2 46-52 rf! - Rive/aide Tfotoif 0utfe f/O HF6H PRESSURE d LOW r- WEST END OF OLD BRIDGE IN McHENRY RICHMOND HOTEL DINING ROO Featuring Chines© & American Foo Complete Carry-Out Service Open -11 p.m. -- Sunday Noon - 10 p.m. CLOSE© ON THURSDAYS Phone (815) 678-3211 --Cocktails, FOOD FT BASKETS MADE TO OEDER Fruit -- Fancy Foods or Combination And Up Many To Choose From Hand Packed -- Blbbon Topped Cellophane Wrapped SEE OUR DISPLAY PANTRY 0>ELICACI 1328 N. 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