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Thursday, May 27, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two -- Page Om LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MEUREB -- KAT DRVML S8MSS8 CLEAN-UP DAYS SCHEDULED FOR SUBDIVISION We have been asked to let our readers know of the comin&. dates scheduled as clean-up the subdivision days. June 5 Sthd'6 have been named as the dates and it is hoped that every member of the subdivision will not only clean up his own yard, but any vacant lot next to his property. The weed cutters will be starting soon and it would be of great benefit to them if the empty lots were elear of debris. Weed cutting this year will be doubly important because of the expected increase in the amount of mosquitoes due to all of the damp? ness besides making our subdivision look much neater. „ Anything you pick up should be placed with your garbage on June 10 and it will be picked up along with your regular garbage pickup^ . The officers and board members of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association are trying very hard to make Our subdivision a wonderful place to live, now let's back their efforts and show them that we care also by cleaning up all of the vacant lots. We have also been asked to remind our residents that garpage should be placed in metal containers. Bags will no longer be picked up, as dogs get into them and spread the contents all over and the garbage men are not suppose to be picking up garbage other than that in containers. Bags also become wet from rain and dampness and once again garbage is loose pn the ground so let's all get containers (big enough ones) and use them, paper bags are taboo. Little League .. For those who get their papers on Wednesday, there is a little league open meeting at the community house tonight, May 26, at 7:30 p.m. We hope that all fathers who have boys in little league this year will make an effort to come out tonight. .. The first major Little League game of the season' will be played on Thursday, June 10, with the Orioles playing the Tigers. The games start at 6:30 p.m. Starting next week we will write the schedule for the following week as well as the scores when we get them. Men's Softball Team Dick Walinski and Ron Braun are still interested -in starting a men's softball team but haven't heard from too many men yet. If you are interested why don't you give one of them a call and let them know so they can plan accordingly. Lakeland Park Woman's Club The Woman's club last meeting for the summer will be held next Thursday, June 3, to avoid any conflict of graduations. We hope we have a good turnout The main business at hand will be our smorgasbord which is coming up the day before Father's day to give every wife a chance to treat her favorite man to dinner out on her budget. Tickets will be sold in advance and will be sold for a certain serving time so we won't have the long wait like last year. Get your tickets early if you want a special time as only so many will be seated at a time. The date is June 19 at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Come out for a delicious meal. Girl Scouts On May 17 the Girl Scouts did not have a meeting. Mrs. Dowell said if we want to go to Day Camp, she must have three volunteer mothers who will go. If the mothers want to bring their little children, there is a nursery for them. On May 18 the Girl Scouts were invited to the telephone Co. from 6 to 8:30. We saw telephone of the future, telephones for -people who can't talk, and some people explaining things to us. Mrs. Schabow,' Mrs. Arient and Mrs. Johnson drove the Girl Scouts there. Respectfully submitted Debbie Foszcz, scribe. Girl Scout Day Camp I was asked to mention that the Girl Scouts would like old broom handles or brooms and old sheets to be used for projects at day camp this summer. Any one caring to donate either of these two items can drop them off at the Doherty residence at 1410 Green street or can be given to Mrs. Johnson or Mrs. Dowell, in the subdivision. Anyone who could spare a week of their time from June 28 through July 2 both the Girl Scouts and the Brownies could use you. The Brownies need one more mother to go along with them to day camp and the Girl Scouts need three. Of course, you don't have to have a girl to volunteer your services. Brownies The Brownies opened their meeting with the flag ceremony and taking of dues and attendance. They read from their Brownie handbook. For their activity the giria tore paper dolls out of newspaper and told stories about them. Mary Human served treat and Susan McMillan was chosen hostess for this week. The girls learned a new song and sang some of the old ones. The meeting closed with the magic tunnel. New Baby Our congratulations go to Rosemary and Frank Holas on the birth of their second son, Frank Joseph, on May 11 at Harvard hospital. Frank was a little premature and weighed in at 3 lbs. and 15 oz. Anxiously waiting for him to come home are his brother, Bobby, and his sisters, Debbie, Sharee Lynn, Bridget and Agnes. We certainly hope you soon weigh enough to join your family, i j n. letting. in an old place ... 99 "Port O' Call Cocktail Lounge & Restaurant OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS! Served Daily 4 p.m.-ll:30 p.m.--Sunday 1 p.m.-9:30 p.m. TUESDAYS CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE $1.50 Soup or Juice. Salad, Potato, Roll & Coffee. WEDNESDAYS -- POT ROAST Sl-50 Soup or Juice, Potato Pancake, Salad, Roll & Coffee THURSDAYS -- Va FRIED CHICKEN $1-50 Soup or Juice, Corn Fritters, Salad, Roll & Coffee FRIDAYS -- FRESH LAKE PERCH $1.50 Soup or Juice, French Fries, Salad, Roll & Coffee NEW DINING ROOM available for Banquets, Weddings and Private Parties. Seating Capacity 54. • Cocktail Lounge • Bamboo Dining Room AHOY MATE$! Tie up and dine in our Famous Marine Room. 110(5 N. Riverside Drive Phono 385-0841 OPEN NOW from 7 a.m. 'til closing Frank, and may the good Lord watch over you. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday wishes go to Tommy Wagner who will be 14 May 28, and to Rosalie Slonina who celebrates on the 29th. Cheryl Nuss will be 10 on the 30th of May and Judy Ludwig and Rose Oswald share the 31st as does former resident and my neighbor, Gail Parisi. On June 1 George Lauer' turns 3 and Bobby Rode will be 15. On June 2nd Cindy Kujak Will be 12 and on the 3rd of June, Judy Johnson will be 6 years old. Our many wishes to all of you people fors a happy birthday and many, many more of them. Happy Anniversary to Agnes and Joe Prazak who joined hands 19 years ago on the 1st day of June. May you have many, more years of togetherness. ^ Our best wishes also goes to Morrie and Mike Ketchum who celebrate their 13th year of wedded bliss on the 3rd of June. May you also have many more years of togetherness. Cub Scout Kite Derby A Success Each year the kites get better with the boys going all out to win the prizes. Jaime Fernstrom won the prize for his kite going the highest, Lee Hulbert won for the biggest kite and Scott Belohlovy for the most original. Everyone had a lot of fun tho. At the pack meeting before hand, Jeff Bierman got his Bobcat pin, Robert Meuller received his Wolf badge and Alan Meurer got his Lion badge. The gold Arrow was given to Robert Meuller and Paul Rogers who also received a silver arrow. Year pins were given to Clark Bierman, John Meuller, Robert Meuller, and Robert Hodges. It was announced that the Cub Scouts were to meet at the Community house on Sunday, May 30, at noon to march in the Memorial day parade in town. Don't forget boys, 12 noon on Sunday. Get-Well Wishes go to Cindy Kamp who has to stay in with the chicken pox, and to Mrs. Mary Hegglund who suffered a heart attack. To Carmon Hodges who is again back in Sherman hospital having had more eye surgery. Certainly hope you are back on your feet again real soon, Carmon. It seems the whole family isn't feeling too good with Mike home on Monday with a sick stomach and Virginia having to go in for X-rays, first twisting her ankle and then fallng and hurting her back. Hope everything turns out for the best, Virginia. Aggie Prazak is home from the hospital after undergoing tests last week. Hope you're feeling better real soon Agnes. Also, to Delia Kroening who was home sick last week. Birthday Parties. On May 12 Linda Miyaki celebrated her fifth birthday with Barbara and Joan Dort, Debbie Bruno, Missie Malin, Susie Griffith from Des Plaines, and Nancy Mclntyre from Mc- Henry along with her brothers, Mike and Douglas, all enjoying cake and ice cream and soft drinks. Bobby Hodges celebrated his tenth birthday with ice cream and cake being served to Pam and Debbie Foszcz, Susie Gerstad, Kevin Hahndorf, Randy Koczor, LeRoy Geske, and Mike and Patty Smith. William Bockman, Sr., had a birthday picnic Sunday with his family joining in the celebration. His daughter, Mrs. Norman Geis, and family were out, Ann and Rich Wohnrade and family and Bill and Betty Bockman and family both from the subdivision were over and his other grandchildren from Batavia all joined the festivities. Pete Murphy celebrated his sixteenth birthday by going to get his drivers permit oh that very important day. Grandma Rizzo also celebrated her birthday with Jo and Paul and family on Sunday although her birthday was on Saturday. Mark Webber celebrated his sixth birthday pirate style with invitations being sent in the shape of a map. The children all wore eye patches and regular pirate hats while they went out on a treasure hunt in their neighborhood. When they got back for refreshments, the cake was in the shape of a treasure chest. It sounds like a most exciting and unusual birthday party. Community House Schedule PLEASE! If there are any organizations disbanding for the summer let Jo Rizzo know in advance so she can notify Mr. Thelges and also that lets it free for someone else who might want to rent. Jo's number is 385-2728. Wednesday, May 26--Little League open meeting 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 31 Girl Scouts 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 1 Boy Scouts 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 3--Woman's club 8:30. Memorial Day Holiday With the Memorial day holiday this weekend we, have to get our copy of news in to the Plaindealer tomorrow noon so if you have any news please give me a call this evening or £early Friday, May .28. Let's make this a safe holiday by driving carefully and remember -- FLY YOUR FLAG. Strolling Through The Park Dennis Druml and Jimmy Grothman both suffered injuries last Monday. Jimmy sustained a torn too nail and Dennis a deep laceration on his right leg. The two lads were both injured climbing into a boat. Both had to visit the doctor, Dennis had to have ten sutures to close his wound and the doctor had to cleanse Jimmy's. Hope both lads are feeling fine now. Margie Becker was also the victim of a fall last week and for several days had quite a swollen lip, she is much better now. Pearl Jensky was luncheon hostess on Thursday of last week. Her guests were Delia Julian, Edna Hountras and Grace Mandziara. Mary and Jim Daurio and their three sons had Jim's brother, John, his wife and their children as day long guests on Saturday. Heard that they really liked Mary and Jim's home improvements. Barb and , Joe Herman of Lake Marie visited with Rose and Ed Oswald on Wednesday and had dinner with them and then enjoyed several games of canasta, heard the women ended up as winners. Mr. and Mrs. John Thilljes dropped in later during the evening for a visit. Hope Allen Plucinski has gotten over his tonsil operation he had last Friday. Bet he enjoyed eating ice cream for several days. Nedra Eckhart attended a bridal shower honoring her nephew's fiancee in Elmwood Park Friday evening. Coming back with Nedra, Les and Billy to spend a week • here was Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. 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Standard of die World SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED CADII.I.AC DEALER'S FINE SI.I EC "HON OI NEW AND I'SED CADIEI.ACS CENFRAL OVERTON CADILLAC - PONTIAC COMPANY The meeting of May 18 was a happy one for some and not qijite so happy for others. The reason? Election of officers. The polls were open about an hour before the meeting was called to order by Ethel Hagberg, our senior regent. While the election committee counted the ballots, the minutes of the previous meeting were read by Gloria Flanigan, recorder, then two new members were voted on. The ballot proved favorable. The election committee then announced the results of the election. For senior regent" it was Eunice Tobey; for junior regent, Nancy Mieritz; for chaplain, Carrie Sesko; for recorder, Eileen Hodgson; for treasurer, Ila Hogan. Congratulations co-workers. Ethel Wolf^won the special award and Hazel Struwe was named for the attendance award. Nancy Mieritz and her committee were in charge of the serving of the food and entertainment for the evening. The date for the installation has been set for the June 29, Nedra's mother, Mrs. Chamblin. Hope the weather is nice for your stay. We should all drop in on Jack Hertzog out at the chain store he works for in Barrington and congratulate him on his promotion to manager. Hope your better wishes go to Rose and Ed Oswald who are both being plagued by very bad coughs and colds. the fifth Tuesday, at 8:30 p*m. Ethelmae Roewer, : Publicity 0»airma%||^ ' SUMMER SCHOOL Again this year, District' 1C in Woodstock is making plans for summer school, to be held on Pleasant Valley Farm, five miles south of Woodstock on 500 acres of wooded land. The first session runs June 21 to July 9 and the second from July 12 to July 30. William Schuett is director of the program. SHOP IN McHENRY EDDIE the EDUCATOR soys «• S SS *£r IL T T JT O 0 o " potion as "professional,** accordin9 to a recent National Education Association svrvcy. tllfeofe Education AKoefatfon NMi E. Roger Collins >*•< YOU KNOW THIS GENTLEMAN. HE'S ONE OF OUR DIRECTORS AND ONE OF YOUR NEIGHBORS Mr. Collins is President of McHenry Savings and Loan, and of course, like all directors and officers, is a McHenry man, residing with his family at 3801 W. Clover. LET'S PLAN YOUR HOME FINANCING TODAY! i--i p. m%mim If you have a new home in mind, why wait? Stop in at McHenry ' Savings and talk to one of our home loan counselors. CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 31st McHENRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SM1HGX SAFETY SAVINGS NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 112 N. Front Street Mc Henry, III. McHENRY, ILL. 3611 WEST* ELM. §TR|®t 385-3000