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I LAKELAND PARK NEWS Carole Humann 885-1605 REPORT SLATE OF CANDIDATES AT GENERAL MEET With the annual general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association scheduled for Sunday, April 13, at 2 p.m. at the community house the nominating committee composed of Nedra Eckhart, Joe Leone and Martin Spoto reports the slate of candidates. Nomination has been accepted by Everett Fleming, Bill Glosson, Elmer Hagemann, Les Eckhart,. Lloyd Wagner, Edward Erb and Dennis Storlie. Absentee ballots are' able on Friday, April 11, at the home of Mrs. Nedra Eckhart, nominating committee chairman, 5215 W. Willow Lane from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. All ballots must be returned by 9 p.m. on April 11 in a sealed envelope. NEWS ABOUT DUES As stated in the latest issue of the LPPOA Newsletter, the dues for the coming, fiscal year to begin on May 1 will remain the same as last year. Seven dollars ($7.00) for dues and twenty-one dollars ($21.00) for garbage service for a total of twenty - eight dollars ($28.00) are due on May 1 and payable before May 31. Semi-annual payments are acceptable with installments of sixteen dollars and fifty cents ($16.50) due on May 1 and Nov. 1. Payments may be made by mail to LPPOA clerk, Mrs. Helen Strandquist at 1909 N. Shore Drive or to the new co-clerk, Mrs. Lavonne Fleming at 1909 N. Easter Avenue. For convenience of those unable to mail their remittance, Mrs. Strandquist will accept payments at her home on Tuesdays only during the month of May from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The current billing will be in the mail in ample time for members to meet the May 1 due date. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 395-2728. Tuesday, April 8, Boy Scout Meeting - 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, April 9 - Girl Scout Meeting - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday, April 12, Tri-County Five LIBERTY BUICK'S v 2% OVER COST SALE 312 New Cars To Pick From EXAMPLE 1969 LE SABRE H.T. our cost $2,593.35 profit 2% 51.86 FULL PRICE $2,644.86 UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE. We want the people of McHenry County to share in what everyone has been talking about. LeSabre Sport Coupe MORE IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE BUICK LE SABRE: Automatic Transmission: Super Turbine is of a torque converter Engine Lubricating System: Brakes: Hydraulic. Air-cooled finned brake drums. Suspension: Independent ball-joint front suspension with link-type stabilizer bar. Coil springs front and rear. Direct Fuel System: Automatic choke. Mechanical fuel pump. Engine Cooling: Pressure system. Choketype circulation thermostat. Centrifugal water pump. Exhaust System: Single exhaust with crossover. BUY FROM A GOOD REPUTABLE QEALER At The Cheapest Prices 187 SAFETY CHECKED USED CARS 'RED BOOK OR WHOLESALE PRICES AT LIBERTY BUICK" 4 SPEEDS & STICKS . O i 1 i JJ i l i j \ I , , . TOPBUYS OF THE WEEK '68 Corvette . « Posi Mags, big eng. A SI real beauty. Low miles. '65 Pontiac auto., full power, good C |Q|| cond. Catalina. f 1VV '67 Fiat 4-Specd, cpe., buckets. CIOQC w.w., leather int. f l£vll '64 Chevy ™ V-top, auto., V-8, power. ^WVU '64 Buick Les. #pqp '67 Mustang H.T. vinyl cust. int. |vwu 289. Rarin to go CQC Low miles. «^Vtl DOWN '64 Chevy SS. #cqc Stick, buckets )D9w '67 Austin Healey Roadster, w.w., CI OQC A real beauty. f 1 fcVU ^ 64 Pontiac^ # jqc Wafon, auto, full power '68 Spec. Del. Cpe., w.w., radio, £lQI|fl lowlier. Low miles. «f IwuU '64 Falcon Wagon, w.w., radio, \A«|£| good cond. '67 Mustang 289. 4-speed, ClflQI| 2 plus 2, posit. ^lOvU 64 Chevy rone Imp., convert., full pwr. fUvU 63 Corvair #ocn '67 Chevelles - 4-speed, rad., w.w. «PUUU 4-speed turbo I I 396 biggest. " " '63 Tempest «• jqc Wagon, air, auto. ^"fwu '67 Imp. H.T. Vinyl «op. Top cond. '63 Ford tone Fairlane, 500 H.T. JuU J '66 Mustang 289. 4-speed, fastback CI kQC 1 owner. 1 "Ww '63 Electra 225, 4-dr., air. Good cond. Low miles. ' NO MONEY HAWM W/EGT. Uwffll CREDIT '66 Imp. S.S. »«cqij 4-speed, 327. flJuJ '65 G.T.O. 4-speed, 1 owner. <P«Jw J '62 Pontiac COQC 4-door, auto, power. f4vJ '62 Ford toic 4-door/auto, power. '65 Corvette . . 4-speed, 2 tops, J J 1 owner. Low miles. "62 Chevy Wagon, 6 pass., top cond. '65Wildcat CiOQjj 4-spced, big motor. «JMfcWU '62 Comet cocn Wagon, auto, power. ^£v(J 64 1 mp» r i.T• Vinyl top. "62 Chevy ronr Imperial . '63 Chevy '61 Caddy J295 FAMILY SPECIAL Watters - 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 13 - Annual General Meeting of the Lakeland Park Properly Owners Association - 2 p.m. Monday, April 14 - Lakeland Merry Makers 4-H Club meeting - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 15 - City Election - 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 16 - Girl Scout meeting - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Regular LPPOA Board meeting - 8 p.m. 4-H CLUB NEWS The Lakelarid Merry-Makers 4-H club will have an Easter party on April 5 from 1 to 3. You are to bring two eggs per person. You may bring a guest. The party will be at the community house. We will have an Easter egg hunt and will play a few games. Your 4-H reporter, Colleen Godina. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 The meeting opened with the flag ceremony given by patrol '68 Chevy Imp., wagon, auto, power, lug. rack, sharp $2395 '68 Buick 225, electra, air, p.w., p.s. top cond., 1 owner low miles. $3595 '68 Riviera Air, p.w., p.s., loaded. A real beauty. $3(95 '68 Wildcat Cpe., vinyl top, 1 owner {2(95 '68 LeSabre Cpe., 400, custom power $2495 '67 225 Custom with the gooches???? fZZull '67 LeSabre Cpe., vinyl top, sharp $1695 '67 Olds 4-door, air cond. $1550 '66 Chevy Imp., H.T., full power $1295 '66 G.S. 4-dr. Top condition. $1295 '66 Olds L.S. air, full power. $1295 '66 Skylark H.T., v.p., auto., full pwr. $1195 «ENT TILL JUNE 1st 4% Financing with Qualified Credit WHERE J HE AC J ION IS ! 1000 E. PARK AVE. (route no LIBERTYVILLE C ALL EM2-2683 FOR FREE CREDIT CHECK MR. BURNS 4. After the business was completed the troop formed patrols. Each patrol made up a menu for the camping trip to Chapman Hills on May 2. Permission slips for the trip will be given to the Girls at the next meeting. Treats were served by Patrol 3. April 30 is the date for the Father and Daughter banquet. It will be held at the VFW this year. On April 9 the troop will meet at the community house at 2 p.m. to go bowling. Permission slips will be sent home on April 2. No girl may go bowling without a permission slip signed by a parent or guardian. Respectfully submitted, Mary Beth Humann, the troop scribe. SPRING LUNCHEON Just a short reminder to get your tickets for the spring salad luncheon and card party. The date is Wednesday, April 16; FRI. APRIL 4, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 13 Go'Jeep V6 (It's really fun!) Hunting ducks or hauling kids, the 'Jeep' Universal brings your whole family a new kind of driving fun. The hot 'Jeep' V^6 . . . so-powerful you have to drive it to believe it. Has that same solid build that made 'Jeep' vehicles famous. And with 'Jeep' 4-wheel drive you're safer when rain, ice, or snow make driving treacherous. Choose from V-6 or 4-cylinder engines ... 81" or 101" wheelbases . . ^choice of tops, colors, and special equipment. See us for a test drive. The Flying 'Jeep' Universal with 4-wheel drive McHenry Garage Jeep Vehicle Sales 926 N. Front & Service Ph. 385-0403 the place is the American Legion home on Ringwood road; the time is il:30 a.m. until the last card is shuffled. Tickets are available now and will also be sold at the door. The gals do their best to make delicious salads and there is always enough variety to tempt •the most fickle palate. Not only are the gals invited, but the men are most welcome guests to come for the lyncheon and to stay later for the cards. RIGHT UP YOUR ALLEY Bowling Sweepers will be held on Saturday night, April 5. Good Luck. AFS PAPER DRIVE Hopefully you've been saving paper for the AFS (American Field Service) paper drive. If your have papers call 385-2717 on Monday, April 7,"for pickup either Wednesday or Thursday afternoon of that week. If you prefer to drop them off the address is 1620 Highview and put in the two car garage. The bundles must be collected before April 11 and all magazines and other glossy paper materials must be bundled separately from the newsprint. The AFS is composed of Senior honor students who sponsor a foreign exchange student for their senior year of high school. These students make their home as a member of a local family for the entire year and then tour the United States with a group of exchange students before returning to their own homes. Please help these kids to raise the money they need to sponsor another student in the coming school # year. WOMAN'S CLUB The Lakeland Park Woman's cliiff is meeting tonight, Thursday, at the community house at 8:30 p.m. Election of officers is the main item on the agenda with a discussion of the spring luncheon to follow. All old members are invited to return and new residents are especially invited to attend the meetings and hopefully to join the organization. The Woman's club meets on the first Thursday of every month except July and August at 8:30 p.m. at the community house. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Happy birthday to Eddy Ozog, to Adeld Arndt, Pat Buler, Wanda Stupey and David Crabill who will be seven years old on April 4. Best wishes on the fifth to Ron Meurer, Jim Duffy and Elaine Worth. Jim Daurio and Buick Owners. Send Us Your Complaints. Many of your small dealers can't handle complaints properly, due to lack of facilities, equipment and knowhow. However, we at LIBERTY BUICK in Libertyville are doing complaint work for many areas. So bring your Buick to LIBERTY BUICK and we will handle any problem you may have. Warrantee or otherwise. Call or Mail For Appointment. Name Street & No. City_ Tel. No .State _Zip Code Bob Moore and Jim Moore will be ten get special Easter Bunny greetings for their birthdays on April 6. Joe Parisi and Marge Gray share the seventh for . their day. April 9 is birthday; cake day for Mary Beth Dowell,; Rhonda Koczor who will be six.- Kris Flannigan, Kay Druml and Scott Belohlavy and George Piccolo complete the list for April 9. Paul Schwegel, Sr. and Bill Barwig (felebrate on the tenth. Best wishes to everyone. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Bill and Shirley Stokes celebrate their twelfth anniversary on April 4. Vicki and Len.Bottari celebrate twenty-one years of wedded bliss on April 10. Best wishes to both couples for a very happy anniversary. STORK GRAM Sgt. and Mrs. David Druml are proud to announce the birth of their third child and second daughter, Denise Catherine Druipl born on Sunday, March 30, at 4:53 a.m. at Castle Memorial hospital on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. The lovely lass weighed 7 lbs. and 1 oz. and measured 19% inches at birth. She was happily welcomed by big brother, Dave, who will be five "years old on April 15 and sister, Doneen, who is 2% years old. The baby's maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith of Johnsburg. The paternal grandparents are Ed and Kay Druml of Lakeland Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oswald of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drum! of Wonder Lake are the paternal great-grandparents. Our congratulations to Dave and Donna on their fine family. LITTLE LEAGUE TRY OUTS Try-outs for the new boys who registered in Little League this year are to be held at the baseball field on Shore drive and Center street at 1 p.m. on April 12. Only the new boys need to try out. As is the usual practice in the spring repairs will be made on the ball field to overcome the ravages of winter. Come one, come all and we'll have a ball. The planned dates for field work are May 3 and May 4. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK A very happy Easter to all and good luck with the egg salad during the following week. Our best wishes are extended to Gene Boelter and his bride the former Sandra Kay Olcott of Woodstock. The newlyweds were married on March 15 at Zion Lutheran church with a reception following at the church. They are making their first home in Wonder Lake. The engagement of Josephine Cina to Mr. Harry James Browning of Aurora. Josephine is the daughter of Mrs. Frances Cina of Sleepy Hollow and the late Joseph Cina. She is a Junior at St. Dominic college at St. Charles and Mr. Browning is in advanced officer training school at Fort Leonard Wood, Kansas. He was formerly director of admissions at St. Dominic college. Many of our young teens were confirmed in area churches last Sunday. Among them were Linda Meurer who made her confirmation at First Methodist church and Holly Koehl who was confirmed at Faith Presbyterian church. Seems like almost every family has at least one member under the weather in the past couple of weeks. The kids have been suffering from a variety of ailments. Ron Meurer has been a patient at McHenry hospital for the past two weeks. Am sure he would appreciate some cards. Bill Bockman is back home after surgery at McHenry hospital and June Meuller is also home again after a bout with pneumonia. She was also a patient at McHenry hospital. Don't forget to vote in the city election on Tuesday, April 15. LAKE C0UN1VS [ARC,[SI WHERE JHl AC1IW IS 1000 E. PARK AVE. [ROUTE M\ LIBERTYVILLE The Auto Hub of Lake County OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. Call (or Free Credit Check NEWSPAPER DRIVE AFS members will be collecting newspapers and magazines next week. Money earned from the paper drive will be used to bring an exchange student to McHenry next year. Anyone who has newspapers to contribute can call either 385-3023 or 385-5072 on Monday, April 7, and make arrangements to have their papers picked later in the week. POPULAR PLATE The U.S. automotive industry used more than 20 percent of the total free world consumption of nickel for plating in 1968. A durable layer of nickel is plated under chromium to provide corrosion resistance and protect the car's brightwork. SHOP IN McHENRY