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Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Install New Club Officers The next meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association will be Thursday, May 7. It begins at 8 p.m. in the Community House, 1717 Sunset. The new board members elected at the last meeting will be installed. Patricia Buhrman is president; vice-president is Hank Sadowski; secretary is Lois Kasper; and treasurer is Frank Sweeney There will be a discussion on the various projects the association plans to un­ dertake this year. A man will also be on hand from the Environmental Protection agency to talk to the group WOMANS CLUB The Lakeland Park Womans club elected its new officers at the meeting last month. They will be installed at (he next meeting, Thur­ sday. May 14 at the com­ munity House beginning at 6:30 p.m with a pot luck dinner The new president is Barb Burke; vice-president. Sue Danielson; secretary, Bernelle Lovett; and treasurer, Frances Kostka The annual luncheon card party was a big success April 28 and three lucky people went home with a nice prize First place went to James I^arson, second place to Meg Oakford and third to Rosemary Pretsznic COMMUNION Dan and Barb Burke's children. Daniel and Bar­ bara. made their com munion at St. Patrick's church Sunday, May 3. Their adopted grandmothers, Ruth Roach and Marie Cross accompanied them when they received their com­ munion. Their brother Mike and sister Denise witnessed the occasion and everyone went to a local country club for a delicious breakfast right after the church ser­ vice. SCOUT NEWS The Brownies from Troop 464 and Girl Scout Troop 320 participated at Nickel day in the city park on Pearl street last Saturday, May 2. Everyone agreed it was a really fun day The Brownies also helped plant a tree at Vallev View school on Arbor day, along with the Valley. View Cub scouts IT'S A BOY! George and Mary Beth Heuer welcomed their fifth child April 21 Stephen Michael made his ap­ pearance at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock weighing 8 lbs., 2 oz. He was welcomed \ home by 14-year-old George, c ^JO-year-old Kristie, nine- year-old Bethie and three- year-old Carie WEDDING BELLS ' Saturday, April 25 was a very joyous day for Norb and Aggie Lewakowski. Their son Ken was married to Robin Dawley at the justice of peace in Woodstock at 9:30 a m Aggie served a fan­ tastic dinner for 20 members of their immediate families in her home that afternoon Robin's mother Lelia Dawley prepared all the food for the reception that was held in a hall in Wauconda at 6:30 p.m. All 125 guests had a great time dancing the night away. The newlyweds waited a week before taking their honeymoon in Wisconsin We send our best wishes to Ken and Robin Susan Moore, Michelle Corcoran. Brian and Brenda Danielson and Jennifer Maliszewski. I thought it was very nice that Sharon had all the kids write their names on a place mat. then dropped it by my house after the party. How thoughtful, this way we didn't miss anyone and all the names are spelled correctly. THIS WEEK'S STREETS I expect my ph{)ne to ring this week from ppople who live on Eastern, Glen drive and Spruce lane. BIRTHDAY WISHES A very happy birthday to Mary June Knox, Gary Braun and Cheryl Koehl on May 6. A big birthday wish to Eric Knox Mav 8. Mary Dobbins and Ken Maxson add another year May 9. Sue Ludwig hears the birthday song May 10. Marabefh Blum turns 8 years old May 11 and she shares her day with Wayne Kreutzer Richard Broemm. Walter Kozicki and >Ruthann Sturm blow out the candles on their cake May 12. ANNIVERSARY WISH Fred and Sandy Kupstis will celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary May 10 Johnsburg Diane Berlin 675-6291 BIRTHDAY GIRL Sharon and John Gacek's daughter Toni turned 7 years old April 29 Sharon had the right idea when she hauled 11 kids to a hamburger spot for the party Thursday the 30th Toni's brothers Jay and Bobby were there, along with her friends. Andy Serak, Bekky Cross. Carrie Godt. Musical At High School Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 7, 8 and 9, "Damn Yankees," a Spring musical of the high school, will be presented in the auditorium. 2002 W. Ringwood road, at 8 p.m Tickets can be purchased at the door, or in advance by calling the school. Judging from previous presentations, this will be excellent entertainment, which you should not miss. The students deserve a lot of credit for all the work that has been put into this production. PRE SCHOOL at the high school celebrated two birthdays last week "Happy Bir­ thday" to Christopher Dohrn. who was 5, April 29. and Genevieve Pomonis, who had her fourth birthday April 26. Both children celebrated their days with the class A special day is set aside to celebrate birthdays of all children whose day falls during the summer months. The June party will take place Tuesday, May 12, for the 2 and 3-year-olds. The July-August birthdays will be Thursday. May 14 The 4 and 5-year-old class June party will be Wednesday, May 13. and July-August will be Friday, May 15 The graduation ceremony of the 4 and 5-year-olds, will be Friday, May 22. The Sneior high school students have planned the program, which wil begin at 9:45 a.m., and will last about one hour; refreshments will follow in the classroom The ceremony will take place in the auditorium The last regular days for pre-school will be Wed­ nesday and Thursday, May 20 and 21. BOOSTER CLUB The high school Booster club has announced a meeting to be held Wed­ nesday, May 20. 7:30 p.m.. at the school Please attend this important meeting. MUSIC CONCERT The 4th and 5th grade Music concert, of James C. Bush school. Dist 12. has been changed to May 13. 7:30 p.m.. at the high school auditorium Please note this change on your calendar BIRTHDAYS We have some birthdays this week "llappy Bir­ thday" to Eric Doersum. who will be two May 9 Mrs Peggy Irwin will not only celebrate her birthday, but CM UMO SUE IttcllEIIRY'S Mcmf •' JW tint U" 0 r» NEW HOURS: MONDAY ft FRIDAY 9-9 TUEDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, ft SATURDAY 9-6 SUNDAY 12-5 3 PC. BEDROOM SET WITH TWO MIRRORS REG. $1395.00 899 95 ALL COLORS CONTEMPORARY SOFA & LOVESEAT VALUE $995.00 *549" Large Selection TABLE LAMPS Buy One At Our Rafvlar Lew Prki Receive 2nd FREE SPECIAL PURCHASE SLEEPERS A. (PICK UP PRICE) •QUEEN SIZE VALUE $699 •FULL SIZE $OQQ95 VALUE $450 ATT LARGE SELECTION GAME SETS AT SPECIAL PRICES!! 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May 27 This will be held outdoors, weather permitting , N C.S F St Agatha Court 777. the Lady Foresters, with the Juniors, will hold a com­ bined meeting May 11. to honor the eighth grade and high school graduating students The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m.; with a Mass and corporate com­ munion, and May crowning The meeting and ivtass will be held at the .Jol nsburg community club Mothers are invited to attend with their daughters/ The meeting will be followed by a social hour, which will end at R:30 p.m MENTAL HEALTH Resource league for McHenry county is spon­ soring a booth at Fair Diddley, Sunday. May 17. noon to6 p m on the square in Woodstock Donations of clean, usable toys, games, books and puzzles will be appreciated Please keep this in mind as the success of the project depends upon your generosity. Contact Mrs RK i Pat) Marks or Mrs DA iDebiei Glen Sr. for any information ST JOHN'S Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality, potluck luncheon and meeting, will be held Tuesday. May 12. 12:30 p m . at the Michael Schaefer residence. Come and h^P us celebrate Mother's day! Plans are also being made for the coming June Lun­ cheon and Card party Please bring canned food items for a basket of groceries, or any other items for the card party to this meeting We hope to see many members on this day. DATES TO REMEMBER May 7-9. "Damn Yankees", high school auditorium R p.m May 11, NCSF St Agatha Court 777. Indies and Juniors meeting. 6:30 p.m . .Ji+hrisburg Community .club May 12. Johnj; B V M Sodality rrVr*4^ng and potluck luncheon. 12 30 p m . Michael Schaefer residence May 13. Concert, jth and 'ith graders. James C Bush, school. 7:30 pm at high school auditorium May 16. Fun Fair J C Bush school May 17. McHenry County Mental Health booth Fair Diddley, Noon to 6 p m . Woodstock May 20. High school Booster club important meeting. 7 30 pm at the school May 22. Graduation. 4 and PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER 5-vear-olds. Preschool class, 9:45 am, at the high school auditorium ALL MOTHERS! We hope all mothers have a beautiful and happy day with your families God bless each and everyone of you! * Branch Court Cases recently heard Mn Branch court of the 19th Judicial Circuit include: Following a preliminary hearing on Monday. Associate Judge Conrad Floeter found probable cause on three charges of burglary., two charges of 'felony theft and another charge of thef.t against Jaysen R Martin of 8419 Ramble road. Wonder I^ake He was bound over to felony court Steven P Houghton of 8703 Shady lane. Wonder Lake, on a reckless driving charge, amended from driving while intoxicated, was fined $100 and costs, placed on 90 days probation with the stipulation.he completes the DWI project Michael J Kuk of 5120 W Wonder Woods drive, - WEDNESDAY. MAY «, 1981 Wonder Lake, was fined $100 and costs and placed on probation for one year on a charge of fleeing or eluding police He was also fined $50 and costs for driving on an expired license Ann M Mathews of 3145 K Hancock drive. Wonder Lake, was fined $150 and costs and given 90 days court supervision for driving on a suspended license James A Preston of 1913 W Grandview, McHenry was fined $200 and costs on two charges of driving while intoxicated and $100 and costs for driving on' suspension Raymond Schleicher of 732 E Northwood drive. Wonder Lake, was fined $100 and costs for reckless driving The charge was amended from driving while in toxjcated and it un­ stipulated he complete th» DWI project » C ooked or C anned Argentina, which slaughter 15 million head of steer a >ea is the leader in South America;: beef exports But onl> cooked or canned meat may he shipper to the United States because there are periodic outbreak-* foot-and-mouth disease amor., the Argentine herds. 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