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LAKELAND PARK NEWS Barbara Meurer - 385-43M Carole Humann - &5-1865 ROAD CARE VITAL ISSUE AT GENERAL MEETING NOV. 9 Next Wednesday, Nov. 9, is that very important meeting with one of the vital issues being in regard to an assessment for snow plowing and road care in the spring. Wo ail know this is a ncessary expense so come out and :^ive your support at this meeting. Time, 7:30 p.m.; place, Community House. Bring your neighbors. We need a quorum at this meeting. Community House Schedule All bookings and cancellations for our Community house must be made through Mrs. Jo Rizzo ai 385-2728. Wednesday, Nov. 2 - Girl Scouts 6 ;30 to 8. Nov. 3 - T h u r s d a y , L a k e l a n d P a r k Women's club meeting -- 8:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4 - Boy Scouts meeting - 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8 - General Election Day -6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9- General Meeting - 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10 -Lakeland Park 4-H Club - 7:30 p.m. this month only. Woman's Club Meeting Tonight . Tonight, Nov. 3, is Woman's club night at the Community House at 8:30. We hope to see all the women who were at the welcome party out at this meeting. If you haven't brought your dollar for the Christmas partyyet, please do so tonight. Special certificates will also l>e presented tonight. Birthday Wishes A belated birthday wish to Nancy Altergott who celebrated her third birthday on Nov. 2. Nov. 4 has Nancy Hahndorf turning 16 and Wade Cepulis celebrating his second birthday. Nov. 5 has Kent Sanders turning 10, Wayne Cygan becoming 14 and Alan Moll becoming 12. On Nov. 7 Kelvin Schultz will be 12. Joan Schwegel adds another year, as does Bob Kozy and Virginia Hodges and Randy Lamberg will be 11. Our very best wishes to all of these people and to any we might have missed. if you know of anyone who has a birthday and would like to have their name adde& to my list please give me a call any time. Our deepest sympathy is extended to Marie Hayden on Kdward, last week. Mr. Hayden was well known to the residents of Lakeland Park a n d L a k e l a n d S h o r e s f o r many»years. Also to Mrs. Rose Bhyring on the deaths last week of her daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson who were fatally injured in an automobile accident. And to Pearl Jensky on the passng of her sister in Chicago. Condolences to the Meineke family oh the death of Ray's lather. Boy Scout Camp-Out Nine Boy Scouts and two leaders braved the cold last weekend and camped out at Lake Geneva State Park. They left the community at 6 p.m. Friday evening so they could pitch their tents before it got too dark. I understand the food was delicious, but the nights were pretty cold. Those who attended were Clark Bierman, Alan Meurer, Mike and John Koch, Steve and Allen Plucinski, Gary Braun, Don Licastro, Randy Koczar and Ron Bierman and Scoutmaster. Jim Cole. Brownies • The girls finished their clothes pin caddies at their last meeting and took them home for their mothers. Cindy Braun brought treats. Investiture will be held on Nov. 15 at the regular meeting time. It will be held at the Community ^House instead of Mrs. Wickenkamp's as all the mothers will be asked to come. • Anniversary Wishes • Anniversary wishes go to Ray and Donna Rode who will be celebrating 17 years of togetherness on Nov. 5 and to George and Kitty Hendle who will celebrate their fourteenth anniversary on Nov.,8. Our congratulations and best wishes to these two fine couples, and may you have many more years of happiness together. Strolling Through the Park Billy Oakford made his first Communion at St. Patrick's church last Sunday. Following the service, dinner WATSi SQFTSNER SERW1CE 8AME DAY SERVICE ON MOST MAKES & MODELS © Service • Cleaning Out i Bep&ir • Installation ® Oves-lBamllng • Removal - 0 BecoadlMonlBf • Rebuilding -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- Phene; 385-5566 2CTENER SALES USED -- REBUILT WATER §< NEW -- WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES McHenry, Illinois was served in his honor by his folks with the following. Iieople on hand. Billy's godmother. Margaret Gazinski. and her husband. Ted. his godfather. Mitch Watrack. and his aunt Marilyn and cousin Pat McCullough, uncle Duke and aunt Connie Grondy. with Mark aftd David. Aunt Eileen and Uncle Pete Paulson, and Cindy, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Siegmund from the Shores. Congratulations Billy on this momentous occasion. A Halloween costume party was held at the Laurson home last Saturday with Bob and Gayle as host and hostess. Marion and Jim Duffy, Mickey and Ed Gladman, T o m a n d V i W i l l i a m s , a n d Rose and Gunther Dolenski enjoyed the fun, food and festivities. Bob's mother, Mrs. Laurson, arrived on Sunday to spend a couple of days with the family. Hope she enjoys her stay. A cook-out was held lasi Saturday at the west beacty by one of the Girl Scouts badge patrols who are working on their back-yard fun badge. Their menu consisted of hot dogs and buns, carrot and celery sticks and fairy rings, (every Girl Scout knows what these are). The girls participating with their leader Judy Bierman were Patty Laurson, Dawn Dolenski, Nancy Christi, Linda Apel. Shirley Meurer. Veronica Bierman, Cathy Mueller and D e b b i e S c h a e d e l . T h e i r guests were John, Ricky and Jeff Bierman who came along with mother because Dad was on a Boy Scout campout. Nancy Matthews celebrated her birthday last Saturday with a trip to Chicago where she, Leah Rode, .Darlene Lieastro, and Linda Meurer were treated by Mrs. Matthews to the ice show in Chicago. The girls were just enthralled by the beautiful costumes and music and according to Jessie, it was a pleasure to take them. Their trip home was rather eventful when Jess got on the wrong tollway and was headed for Indiana before she could find a place to run around. A birthday party with a Halloween theme was given at Saturday with Alana being the guest of honor. All decorations were in keeping with Halloween including the cake which had little orange pumpkins decorating it. Those attending were Debbie George. Mary Johnson, Chris Jaenicke, Cheryl Nuss, Annette C o o p e r , P a m R y d e n , L y n n Cygan, and Roberta and Wendy Quast. Barbara Tiffany was unable to ttend due to a trip to Chicago. The pri f o r t h e b e s t c o s t u m e w a s won by Debbie George who went as a clown. A Halloween party for all the neighborhood children was given by Marie and John Matchen last Saturday. We have quite a collection of children on our block starting at 2% years and going up to 18 years with everyone invited but not everybody coming. Donning their costumes for the evening and joining in ALUMINUM SIDMG Fireproof -- Waterproof, -- Rustproof Reynolds -- Alsco AL&CO Premium "SO" Siding with the DuPont Flnlah Life of the Building Written Guarantee Storm Windows, Doors £ Awnings McHenry Window & Awning Co. .*818 W. Waokegan Rd. McHenry, PHONE 885-1180 D1 •s the fun were Kathy and Chuckie Campo, Shirley and John Meurer. Margie. Teresa. Bonnie and Ann Kroening, Jolyne Vanek, Jol-lyn Prazak. a n d B a r b a r a O s m o n a n d Dougie Viita, and his mother who dropped in later. A treasure hunt started the evening with balloons being the treasure. Then a game of peanuts in the bottle, charades and of course a costume contest, with Chuckie Campo winning first prize. It ' wouldn't be a Halloween party without bobbing for apples and everyone getting a soaking. Sloppy joes, cupcakes, and apple taffies were served to the hungry group. The Kamp kids are at it again with their afflictions. Cindy put her arm through the storm door while she was running and it required six stitches to close it up. Ronnie bad a sliver about a month ago and it has become infected and required a drain to clean out the wound. Those '-guys. Hope this does it for a while. Art Tiffany had minor surgery on his neck last week and glad to report that Rosemary is back on the job again as good as new. Tammy Hafer celebrated her eighth birthday last Saturday with thirty guests coming in Halloween costumes. The fling was held in the yard and the kids consumed loads of sandwiches. ice cream and cake. They had the usual games and everyone had a good time. Advance birthday greetings to 1>-Cpl. Dave Druml who will celebrate his twenty-second birthday on Dec. 6. Due to the mail problem in Viet Nam it takes about a month for regular mail to arrive at its destination. So many happy returns of the tiny to the new pappy. Those brand-n e w great grandparents, Ed and Rose Oswald had dinned and an evening of cards with their frieKds the Hermaas at Lake Marie. More people on the get-well list are Carol Hafer who has \had quite a siege of the flu. Also Loretta Jarmen who is in McHenry hospital.. Hope you both feel better before too long. My most abject apologies to Kris Flannigan who was lef tofft he party list last week. In her place I put her sister's name. So sorry about that. Mary Alice Becker received her First Communion with her class at St Patrick's on Sunday. In honor of the occasion a buffet dinner was held later in the day. Honoring the little miss were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Lindahl, the Wilbern family, the Novak family, the Small family. the Lombardi family and her aunt Betty Cox. Karen Meyer celebrated her seventh birthday last Saturday afternoon with a Halloween party- Several of her friends came in costume to help with the festivities. Prizes were given for games played and refreshments in *LAFFOF3T HEMtK w aJ & & the spooky Halloween theme NOVEMBER 3/ 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - SECTION 1, PAGM were served. . ---- Debbie Scheid was also in the First Communion class at St. Patrick's. "Guests at the Scheid home later were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scheid and family. Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Brien and iamily and Mr. and Mrs. Convery. Kevin Druml was host at a Halloween party given lasi Saturday night for a group of friends. Underneath it all the guests were Butch Arient, Kenny Becker, Ronnie Kamp and Guy Hansen from Fernwood, also Char Sutton, Kris Flannigan and Cindy Phillips. They went on a scavenger hunt and had several hard to find items among which were a red hair and a dried prune. Wonder who concocted thai list. Brother Dennis helped With games and such and his cousin, Danny Kamp arrived later. Aunt Betty and Uncle. Bill helped chaperone. Grandma Neuenfeldt spent the weekend at the Humanns and enjoyed the Halloween party given at school for the kids, (and some parentsl. On Saturday evening we all attended a First Communion party for our cousin, Peter Humann, in Skokie. Our Margaret was a First Communicant at St. Patrick's and it was really a thrill to attend the" Mass. The children have been practicing for quite a while and really were beautiful. They gave all the responses and said the spoken parts of the Mass from memory and sounded just beautiful. All the girls in their pretty white dresses and veils and the boys in Their starcn smrts and dark ties looked so siweet and innocent. After the Mass they had their picture taken at the ;ilt.ar and then were dismissed to return home. Grandpa and Grandma Humann and ,Uncle Harold joined us later in the day for a turkey dinner in honor of our Communicant. It's very hard to believe that these same little people will be witches and goblins on the very next day. Shirley Koch's mom. Mrs. A. P. Meilahn, and sister. Hallie. and cousin. Cindy, spent Sunday with them and tried sweet-talking Shirley into new sweaters from the brand-new knitting book that Shirl has just gotten. This ' girl sure knits up a storm. Gerry and Lloyd Wagner had dinner wtih the senior Wagners on Sunday. Help Help Help If all our news depended upon the phone calls which we receive our column might be all of six inches long. Won't you please doir a good deed and help us to gather more news that is varied from week to week. We like to see ripw names in this cdiumn too, but can only report on things that come to our attention. Our telephone numbers are listed at the top of the column. 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