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I PAGE4-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1972 Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Association To Elect Throe Now Board Members The date for the Lakeland Park Properties Owners Association general meeting. April 9, is fast approaching {THBCOUnNIJ PHILIPS' LIQUOR STORES JOHNNY WALKER RED LABEL SCOTCH 4 49 Fifth SATURDAY ONLY MARCH 4th McHENRY STORE ONLY 4610 W. RTE. 120 j 12 BOTTLE UMIT I , r i ol i » Limit 1 Coupon Per Customer ! CUP "I (THIS COUPON! There are many important matters to be taken up at this meeting. One important matter is the election of three new board members. The nominating committee has put together a list of the people who were nominated and who are going to run for election to the board of directors. The election will take place at the general meeting, Sunday, April 9, at the com­ munity house. If you are going to be out of town, please secure an absentee ballot OUR LAKE Another topic which will be discussed is the problems caused by duck hunting on McCullom Lake. Again this past autumn there was duck hunting being done on McCullom Lake. The hunting is done from a structure called a "Duck Blind" which extends up out of the water. The hunters do their shooting from inside this structure Also, shots are fired from moving row boats. Both of these methods of hunting are dangerous to people living around the lake, and to other people, especially children, who like to enjoy our lake. The president of LPPOA, Tony Serritella, informs us that on April 9 at the general meeting, the board will discuss this problem, and ask the members of the association to vote to prohibit any future duck hunting on McCullom Lake. PARENTS WATCH YOUR DOG It has been brought to the attention of this reporter that dogs running loose in Lakeland Park are still a problem. The problem is more serious than ever. One member of this community witnessed a dog attacking a little girl as she played outside. At this time of year it is especially important to keep your dog tied up or in the house. Please don't be the one responsible for such an "ac­ cident". CANDLE OCCASIONS Happy bjrthday wishes go to Sam Parisi and Elvira Cuevas on March 3. On that same day Robin Leone will celebrate her sixth birthday. Sharing Nterch 4 as their special day are Marge Mercure, Pat Brunow, Alma Brushaber and Kate Evans. On March 5 Mary Becker and Steve Brunow will be adding another candle. Terri Nuss has a circle around March 6. She will be eight years old. March 7 is that red letter day for Dolores Rogers and Ann Wohnrade. Elmira Kujak, William Knor and Cynthia Bargo celebrate candle occasions March 9. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE Here is the community house schedule as of now All bookings and cancellations are to be made by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Monday - March 6 - 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. - Booked. Tuesday - March 7 - Boy Scouts - 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday March 8-3:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Girl Scouts and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. - Booked FEELING BETTER The many friends of Pete Helios will be happy to learn that he is doing fine after his heart attack. CUB SCOUT PACK 459 BLUE AND GOLD DINNER A large group of Cub Scouts and their parents enjoyed the Pack 459 Blue and Gold Dinner, Thursday, Feb. 24. The evening began with a skit put on by Den 2. Each boy held up a letter and gave an ap­ propriate verse for each letter i n C U B S C O U T . After the skit a delicious buffet dinner was served. A wonderful variety of dishes was on the buffet table as each mother brought something special for the dinner. Cubmaster, Ray Jensen, presented awards to many of the Scouts. Letters of thanks were presented to the Boy Scouts who served as Den Chiefs during the past year. Receiving these were Butch Brunow, Bob Schooley, Ray Jensen and Doug Viita Billy Fandre and Todd Sword (Den l) each received their wolf badge and pin. Bil Wohlert (Den 2) receivedJa£s bear badge and pin. Several of the boys have been working especially hard. Tony Parisi, Jeff Wolf and Bob Wohlert each received a gold arrow. Steve Parisi and Donald Jensen received silver arrows. Bill Wohlert was welcomed into Webelos. The Webelos have been busy too. Bob Hutt earned the athlete and sport­ sman awards. Jim Fouts received a scientist award and Steve Parisi earned the aquanaut and scientist awards. The Webelos were in the spot light again when they won the Cubby Award for being the best looking during inspection. They also took the parents award for having the most parents there. CUB SCOUT PACK 351 BLUE AND GOLD DINNER St. Patrick's church hall was the scene for the Cub Scout Pack 351 blue and gold dinner. This event was attended by more than 240 Cub Scouts, parents and guests. Of course, there was a wide array of delectable dishes prepared by the mothers. The dinner was served after the invocation was given by Father Cahill. Special guests who attended the dinner were Father Cahill, Father Kulak, John Pierce and Dr. Leonard Bottari. Mr. Pierce is the district executive for the Kishwaukee district. Dr. Bottari is the institutional representative for Cub Scout Pack 351. Cubmaster, Dave Nylander, presented many awards to the boys of Pack 351. Since the pack was unable to purchase all the pins and badges (because there was a shortage of them) for the boys, some will be given later. However, everyone entitled to an award received recognition. Gregory Arnst received his bobcat pin. Bill Cheatham, P a u l K n a p i k , D e n n i s Straumann and Larry Turner received their wolf badge and pin. Paul Knapik also received a gold arrow. Walter Turner earned his bear badge. Several of the Webelos received the scientist award. They were Ken Bottari, Paul Carlson, Tom Cheatham, Danny McAuliffe, Dave Schaan, Ted Weber and Mark Lawrence. m Ford Dealers here celebrate the 54XXMXXT Chicago buHt Ford with an exclusive Gold Glow Gakode ifP1 • Special Gold Glow paint • White vinyl roof • White vinyl interior • Special medallions • Color-keyed wheel covers • More FREE A freshly minted bronze coin commemorating this event. Yours free for the asking. A one-of-e-kind limited edition created for this area only. Be one of the few to own it An exact replica of the 5,000,000th Ford off the Chicago assembly line. With alf the extras listed above plus Ford's famous quiet ride. Hurry! FORD TEAM UP WITH THE FORD TEAM Money saving deals on all Fords during our exclusive sale. Hurry! BUSS FORD SALES 3936 W. Main McHenry Phone 385-2000 The new denners will be; for Den 4, Jeff Nylander, Denner, and Mike Leon, Assistant Denner. For Den 6 it will be Tony McAndrews, Denner, and Larry Couglin, Assistant Denner. There is a large number of boys who received recognition and will receive one year pins. They are David Bauer, Michel Eisele, James McAndrews, Jeffrey Schaefer, Victor Betencourt, John Ganske, Dennis Straumann, Joseph Johnson, Chris Nylander, Myron Schaan, Jamie Koch, Mike Marino, Jeffrey An­ derson, John Gies, Thomas Sharp, Robert Tonyan, Thomas Weber, Joseph Weyland, Dan Coughlin, Tony McAndrews, John Armond, Scott Rehberg and Larry Turner. The following boys received recognition and will be getting two year pins. They are Joseph Pieroni, Mark Betencourt, Bill Cheatham, Paul Knapkik Donald Smith, Richard West, Tom Creutz, Keith Belzer, Jeff Nylander, Raymond Roach, Terry Waller, Joseph Doherty, Jim Boro, Mike Miller, Jeff Rhode, Bill Slater, Walter Turner, Mark Lawrence and Tim Sabatka. The boys who will receive three year pins are Ken Bot­ tari, Paul Carlson, Tom Cheatham, Danny McAuliffe, Dave Schaan, Ted Weber and Dennis Adams. Ted Schweder, committee chairman, presented the recognition awards to the adult leaders. The adults who were honored in this way are Joanne McAndrews, Joan Bauer, Marlene Smith. Violet West, Phillis Venable, Mary Schaan, Peggy Lawrence, Ruth Roach, Karen Marino, Karen Gies, Maria Tonyan, Pat Miller, Marge Boro, Cas Rhode, Linda Turner, Ted Weber, Roy Carlson. Jerry Sharp is treasurer and Roy Creutz is in charge of attendance. The refreshment committee was Irene Sabatka, Jackie Creutz and Pat Rehberg. Bill Miller, Bob Belzer and Mike Sabatka are committee members. A1 Smith is the Assistant cubmaster. There were many special prizes which were won by scouts and parents. Pack 351 would like to thank the many merchants who donated these prizes. At the end of the dinner everyone enjoyed a puppet Know \ Your Fireman THOMAS L. DIEDRICH Thomas L. Diedrich of 1208 N. Park street, McHenry, joined the local department Sept. 11, 1939, "to save lives and property". Mr. Diedrich Served as assistant chief from 1958 to 1963 and as lieutenant in 1963. Major fires in which he participated were Schaefer's Recreation, Bridge Ballroom, Farmer's Mill and McHenry theatre. He has received a certificate of recognition for heroism from the American National Red Cross, signed by President Nixon. Fishing is Mr. Diedrich's favorite hobby. He is a member of the McHenry American \ Legion. Married to the former Marie Nett, they have three children, Victricia, Thomas and Anthony. Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Church Members Sponsor Square Dance At School ? On Saturday, March 11, at 8 p.m. parishioners of Spring Grove Methodist church are sponsoring a square dance in the Spring Grove elementary school gymnasium. The Methodist Youth Fellowship group is providing refresh­ ments. Russell Lee, caller. Tickets are available from members of the church or at the door. HOSPITALIZED George Reynolds and Jack Schmitt have been hospital patients. We were happy to see that they are both out again and feeling better. show which was performed by Kathy Thomas. It certainly sounds like every one had a memorable time. Pack 351 is sponsored by St. Patrick's Holy Name Society. There will be a committee meeting, Tuesday, March 7. It will take place at Montini primary center in the library. IT'S A BOY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Todey are the proud maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred May, the proud paternal grandparents of a new grand­ son. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth May on Feb. 17. Mrs. May is the former Beverly Todey. RETREAT Women of St. Peter's parish are invited to attend a retreat at the Diocesan Retreat House near Rockford on March 17, 18 and 19. Reservations must be made by March 12. Car pools will be arranged, leaving time will be 5 p.m. Friday, March 17 and returning at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 19. Call Agnes May 815-675-2128 for reser­ vations. MEETINGS The ushers of St. Peter's parish had their regular meeting at the home of Gregory Kattner on Wednesday, Feb. 23. Members of her club were entertained by Mrs. Frances Prosser at her home in Fox Lake on Thursday evening. A dessert lunch was served and cards were played. Prize winners were Mrs. Ed Hoff­ man, Mrs. Ray May, Mrs. Agnes May and Mrs. Margaret Weber. Members who are travelling and were not present are Mrs. Norbert Klaus, who is in California visiting her son Bob and family in San Diego, Mrs. Arthur Klein who is touring the west and Mrs. Eldred Johnson who had taken a trip to Wisconsin. FORMER RESIDENT DIES We were very sorry to hear of the death of Anne Spindler who passed away in Freeport. Anne was housekeeper at St. Peter's rectory during the time Rev. John Daleiden was pastor of St. Peter's parish. Our heartfelt sympathy is extended Anne's relatives and friends. 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