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LAKELAND PARK NEWS Ouoh Humann 885.1608 APPOINT NEW TREASURER TO FILLVACANCY The next meeting of the Board of lite Lakeland Park Property Owners Association will be held on Wednesday evening, July 17 at 8 p.m. All members of the LPPOA are cordially invited to attend any of these regularly held meetings with questions or problems or just to observe your community in action. Gladys Hafer, LPPOA treasurer, has submitted her resignation and the vacancy has been filled with the appointment of Lyda Radisch by the board of directors. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house must be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Saturday, July 13 - Tri County Five Watters - 7:30 p.m. Monday, July 15 - Cub Scout Meeting - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday July 16 - Boy Scoutt meeting - 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, July 17 - Regular Board meeting - 8 p.m. Monday, July 22 - Lakeland Park 4-H club - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 23 - Boy Scout meeting - 7 t o 9 p.m. Wednesday, July 24 - Little League Open Meeting - 8 p.m. LITTLE LEAGUE Well, this is the last week of the season and we hope to have the standings ready for next week's paper. Mark Sunday, July 28 on the calendar as this is the day the managers will take on the Lakeland Park All Stars in the first game of a double header. In the second game the mothers will play their sons in a game of baseball?? Next week we hope to have the All Stars picked and the locations of some of thegamestobe played. Remember July 28! SCHEDULE Major league. Friday, July 12 - Tigers vs. Orioles. Sunday, July 14 - Braves vs. Tigers in the first game of a doubleheader. Minor league, Friday, July 12 - Twins vs. Dodgers. Sunday, July 14 - Cardinals vs. Dodgers in the second game of a doubleheader to be played at the community house fielcL 4-H NEWS HI there 4-H news readers. Here's your news! Monday, June 24, 7:30 p.m. at the community house, the Lakeland Merry Makers 4-H club held another meeting. Larry Fergen called the meeting to order. Randy Johnson led the pledges. Jan Harris read the secretary's report and roll call. Linda Schultz read the treasurer's report. Kevin Schultz gave the Federation reports Old business contained: softball games, flower boxes and our tour to the Museum of Science and Industry. Our first softball game was against the Greenwood Gremlins played June 13 at the baseball diamond back of McHenry high school. Hie second game was against the Busy Three June 23 in Ringwood. The scores were, first 5-4 in their favor and second 31-3 in their favor. Our flower boxes were being put 19 Monday, during the meeting on the community house. June 29, everyone from the Lakeland Merry Makers and the Busy Bees met at the community house about 7:45 a.m. Our bus left around 8:03. It was around two hours before we reached the Museum. Everyone got in groups and split 19. Many went down in the coal mine and the U-505 submarine. We toured the building, ate our lunch and then toured the building some more. We went off to the Shedd Aquarium next. Most of our club went on a boat ride. We went around the part of Lake Michigan near the Aquarium. It was a sight seeing tour. After we got off the boat we toured the Aquarium then off it was to the Field Museum of Natural History. We observed the views until 4:30 then we left for home. Our new faiusiness contained: fair books, tickets and family picnic. We received our fair books then. Like every year our requirements are changed. We also received our fair tickets to sell. The fair is August 1, 2,3 and 4. Tickets are priced for children and adults with individual day tickets or (Hie for the entire show. Expect a knock on your door soon from a 4-H member trying to sell tickets. Sunday, July 14, at 1 p.m. we will have an annual family picnic at Walkup Woods. A committee met Thursday June 27 at 7:30 at the Schultz home. Kevin Schultz gave a talk on State Week. The meeting was then motioned first by Linda Schultz and seconded by Jan Harris to be adjourned. We've done our part, now you try "To Make the Best Better". Your 4-H reporter, Karen Fergen. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Many happy returns of the day to Larry Glorch who will celebrate his thirteenth birthday on July 14. The fifteenth is the big day for Beverly Hromec who will have six candles on her cake and Walter Jensky will also be the man of the hour. Jamie Patterson will have three years to celebrate on July 16. Mike Koch will be fifteen on the seventeenth and Danny Kamp makes it eighteen on the same day. Karl Lense will be a big six. Bonnie tf^roening \ Prottsman Prottsman Prottsm an ******* TREES • SHBUBB EVERGREENS » • • • • • • • Prottsm an FERnUZEHS INSECTICIDES WEED KTIJ.EB ••• GROUND COVERS - STONE BARK • SHELLS - PLANTS . • PATIO STONE - FIREWOOD WOOD ROUNDS • ••••ROSES - PERENNIALS ANNUALS celebrates her birthday on July 19. day list is in sad/ eration. With so pie not to mention lots of people aren't Give me a buzz ani jnth birth- ?ed of altnew peosw babies jn the list. I'll make PROTTSMAN NURSERY & LANDSCAPING South US 12 Richmond, III. Hours: Open 7 days a week - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 pan. any additions or corrections. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Rosemary and „Art Tiffany will be celebrating another marital milestone on July 13. Murph and Jane Miskovic bring the grand total to ,27 years of wedded bliss on July 19. STORK GRAM A son was born to Bill and Julie Perry on Tuesday, July 2 at the McHenry hospital. The handsome young man was named Joseph Corder Perry. He weighed 8 lbs. 3 oz. and measured 21 inches at birth. The two J*s were escorted home by a very proud dad to their new home in Buffalo Grove where Joey was introduced to big brother, Billy and sister, Laura. Grandparents are Mr. and " Mrs. Norman Perry and Zion and Mrs. Arthur Mole of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Our special congratulations to the family on their newest addition to the family tree. SYMPATHY Our very deepest condolences to Jerry Worth on the recent death of his grandmother in Mt. Camel, 111. STROLLING THROUGH THE * PARK Florida seems to be the place to go lately. Mary Murphy is back after a two week trip to Miami Beach with her mom, Mary Carey. It rained eight days out of the fourteen they spent there, but they had a good time in spite of it. Sun is only good for freckles, Mary! While there they rented a car and^ drove up to Fort Lauderdale to visit with some relatives. All in all they had a great time. Bill and Delia Dralle and Wendy are back from their sojurn in Florida. They drove down with another couple and went to St. Petersburg where they soaked up lots of sunshine. So now it's back to the old grind. j Wilma and Elwood Crane celebrated their tweriy-second wedding anniversary recently with the Kolenos. The group had a fab dinner up at Wilmot. Jerry and Elaine Worth celebrated their third anniversary about the same time and they also hit the restaurant in Wilmot where you can bump into a McHenryite almost any old time. From there they carried the celebration to a very posh resort in Fontana. Best wishes to both couples a little late. Just found out what happened to the Cubs this last weekend. The Sunday double header winner was attended by ardent fans Ron, Clark, John and Jeff Bierman, and Jerry, Paul and Mark and Chris Rogers. They saw the Cubs win both games. Hie best part was the bat given to each family and better believe Clark and Paul put their dibs On those. The Cooney Heights Rangers Walking club were also announced over television as being present last week at a game! More Florida vacationers are Tony and Marge Rebel who are just back from their excursion with Ronnie and Anita. The Leopolds are home on the range again after a vacation in the Hayward area. Just before they left they had a birthday bash for their twins, Jill and Julie, who celebrated their first birthdays. Guests' for the big day included Grandma and Grandpa Ramsey, the Bier man family, aunt Mary and Uncle Howard Hintz and Great- Grandma and Grandpa Leopold from Marengo. Mr. and Mrs. Bates hadtheir fill of rain storms when they went to pick up Keith up from Impala Custom Coupe GM See your Chevrolet dealer. His year-end deals, on all his cars, are honestly attractive. Witness the special savings on popular V8's and automatic transmissions (or all big Chevrolets and Chevelles. Not to mention you'll get a car worth owning. You the teSg|gi©st year-end savings fust whero yocyj'd] oxpect to--at your Chevrolet dealer's. camp. They were caught in the big storm between Dixon and Sterling and just sat it out. With the blackness they couldnft see but found out what they missed all the way home. There were more tree down than standing in some spots. One bright side to the storm was that no one in this area suffered any injuries. Peole are still cleaning up debris in more wooded areas. Art and (Gladys Hafer are back home after visiting with Dorothy Dowell and the girls in Mountain Home, Ark. Earl is still up here tying up loose ends before he moves downtoo. The Hafer s attended a family gathering on the Fourth where they visited with niece Mary Ann Munson and her family who were visiting from California. Been fishing lately? Our lake is loaded and needs lots of fishermen to catch lots of fish so that all can grow to good eatin' size. Please don't throw any back. The lake is overpopulated now and only lots of fishing will help. DRIVER INJURED An Elmhurst driver, James W. Larsen, was only slightly injured early last Thursday morning in an accident at Rt. 31 at Johnsburg road. Two passengers, Dan Hess of Elmhurst and,. Jay Loyselle of Hines Veterahs hospital, were unhurt. According to deputies, Larsen was travelling south and failed to see the curve in time to keep the auto under control. The car crossed the highway, continued through a ditch and struck a large stone and a tree. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS RED CROSS GIVES REPORT AT END OF FISCAL YEAR Report from Red Cross at the,,end of the fiscal year June 1968, services to the military and their families show Aldon 1; Algonquin 20; Gary 45; Crystal Lake 90; Fox River Grove 6; Harvard 55; Hebron 4; Huntley 6; Marengo 30; McHenry 74; Richmond 6; Wonder Lake 21; Woodstock 86; Union 5; Making a total of 449 individual cases - many of them had ten or more contacts in the year. Of these cases 197 were new for the first time this year and 345 were directly for servicemen and 104 for veterans. There were 200 requests for service not counted as cases but for referral to other agencies and resources available. In water safety - there were 1662.certificates issued by 65 authorized Red Cross Instructors. Certificates were for 593 beginners; 378 advanced beginners; 320 intermediates; 19 advanced swimmers; 199 swimmers; >92 junior life saving; 48 senior life saving, uncter survival leadership-basis 5,advanced 2, swim and stay fit 1 - 10 mile and 1-50 mile and 4 water saftey aides. In first aid - 18 currently authorized Red Cross Instructors and 392 certificates issued -246 in standard courses and 146 advanced. The Gray Lady corps shows 20 volunteers working in three rest homes in Woodstock and at Downey Veterans hospital. In the three Rest Homes 1124% hours were given and at Downey 381 making a total of 1505)i Plans for the Christmas ditty bag program are currently active - some 200 of the bright red ~\ Fri., July 12, 1968 - Ploindealer - Pg. Be Wise Shop In McHenry denimn bags are being made by volunteers. This year shoestrings were donated instead of the tapes previously used. Supplies have been ordered andthe holiday greeting cards which will be included with theponort name in each. _ ,*-r i> •i.. r£!,r McHENRY PLAINDEALER 885-0170 Established 18TB 8812 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois -- 60050, Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, HI. -;- Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois t~ by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. 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