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SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 5,1975 Lakeland Park Marilyn Nystrom 385-7014 Area Residents Urged To Report Water Conditions Leonard Linstrom, super' visor of the Illinois En­ vironmental Protection Agency (IEPA) field office at Aurora asks that Lakeland Park residents return questionnaires sent out by his office regarding the quality of the water in the subdivision at the present time. Questionnaires were mailed along with stamped, self- addressed envelopes by the IEPA office Oct. 16-23. Lind- strom reported that as of Oct. 28, only one-third of the questionnaires had been returned to his office. In order to get a true picture of present water conditions, more returns need to be tabulated by EPA officials. The questionnaires were sent out as the result of enforcement action taken by the IEPA in regard to regulations required of the Lakeland Park Water company when it was purchased by Northern Illinois Utilities, Inc. L.P.P.O.A. BOARD MEETING Don't forget, the L P.P.O A. board meeting is at 8 p.m., Nov. 6, at the Lakeland Park Community House, 1717 Sunset avenue. WOMAN'S CLUB The Lakeland Park Woman's Club will hold its meeting at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 6, at the Community House. GIRLSCOUT TROOP NO. 320 In recent weeks the members of troop No. 320 have been busy electing officers and patrol leaders. Dawn Parisi was elected as chairman, with Valerie Boelot serving as scribe and Hallie Miller as treasurer. Patrol leaders and assistants were elected as follows; Busy Bee's-Jolyn Glosson, Patrol Leader and \American Legion || COUNTY COUNCIL American Legion members of the McHenry County council at their October meeting, hosted by Wm. Chandler Peterson Post 171, Crystal Lake, voted to table action on a motion to purchase a new set of flags (the U.S. flag and Council flag) until their next meeting. This will give members time to study ways of raising funds to cover the costs of buying the flags. Dorothy Devine, a com­ munity mental health worker, spoke on the history and func­ tions of the Family Service and Mental Health clinic, and acquainted those present what "Community Referral Ser­ vice" for McHenry county is all about, and who may benefit from this service. Other guests present, and introduced by County Com­ mander Orlo "Lou" Rossberg, were Second Division Chaplain Walter Massey. and 11th district staff officers, including John Costello, district com­ mander; Carl Lingle, senior vice-commander; Don En- strom. sergeant-at-arms; and Robert Schultz, adjutant. 11th District Past Com­ manders club president, Dwayne Raney, is seeking three past commanders (post, county or district) from each of the four county councils to serve as members of the club's Executive committee by its next meeting of Jan. 25 at Frankfort. Approval was granted to purchase a supply of medals and citations for presentation at Eagle Scout awards throughout the county. County Boy Scout Officer Bobby Carroccia reported on the recent Kishwaukee Fall Camporee involving 378 Cub Scouts, 263 Boy Scouts, 147 adults, twenty adult staff members, seventeen Cub Packs, nineteen Boy Scout troops, and two Explorer posts. Past County Commander John Skalany succeeds Fred Crichton as the council graves registration officer. An all-out effort is planned to keep the records of deceased veterans up to date. Crichton was given a standing ovation for his many years of yeoman service in that office. Children and youth chair­ man, Clarence Hammond, stressed fire safety programs for the home, spoke on child abuse, and reported on the recent seminar he attended. Hammond also asked posts to donate to the "Gifts to Yankf Who Gave" fund in his capacity as county G.T.Y.W.G. officer. Boys State chairman, Ken Kraft, announced June 12-19 is the date of the 1976 seminar at Eastern Illinois university campus. R o b e r t S c h u l t z , Americanism chairman, reported an increase in many of the programs within the state of Illinois, especially, with those of a Bicentennial nature. Schultz also urged posts to help promote the Legion auxiliary's essay contests. 11th District Commander John Costello announced that a leadership seminar will be held at St. Charles Dec. 6. The next county meeting will be at Algonquin Nov. 20. The December meeting will be hosted by Fox River Grove Dec. 18. Lori Widhalm, Assistant; Jolly Green's-Jill Bartos, Patrol Leader and Krista Taylor, Assistant; Shazam -Shannon Tiffany, Patrol Leader and Alice Lenz, Assistant; Little Green Doer's-Kim Bucaro, Patrol Leader and Jana Williams, Assistant. ANNIVERSARY Happy anniversary to Steve and Anne Moore who celebrated their wedding an­ niversary, Nov. 2. BIRTHDAY WISHES Birthday wishes are ex­ tended to Cecilia Serritella Nov. 4 and to Kent Butler, Nov. 5. RECORDS OUTDATED Please call me with any news, especially birthdays or anniversaries because my records are outdated, and I don't want to print something about someone who isn't in our community anymore. BOY SCOUT NEI Too many geniuses make for inefficiency. Recently, Boy Scout Troop 162 left on a trip to Oregon, 111. The Scout troop spent Friday night, Saturday, and Sunday afternoon. On Saturday morning several of the Scouts left on the Blackhawk trail hike. To take the hike one has to be a first class Scout and write a report on Chief Blackhawk. The scouts who took the 20-mile hike returned late Saturday af­ ternoon. The Scout Troop arrived back in McHenry at about 3 o'clock Sunda The troop is-now planning its next campout to Red Covered Bridge trail located at Prin­ ceton, 111. Any boy interested in joining the troop can come to a meeting Tuesday night at-7:30 p.m. or contact John L. Boehm or Tom Pender, both of McHenry. The Scout troop is sponsored by American Legion Post 491. Fine Arts To Sponsor Chicago Bus Trip Nov. 10 The Woodstock Fine Arts association is sponsoring a bus trip Monday, Nov. 10. It will include a tour of the American Furniture Mart, where in addition to seeing the wholesale show rooms, the group will view fifteen rooms designed by members of the American Society of Interior Designers and a short movie "Wide Wide World of Design". After lunch a tour of the Museum of Contemporary Art is planned where the tour group will view an exhibit of Robert Irwin's work plus a large display of modern masters which will be auctioned Nov. 15. The group will return to Woodstock no later than 5 p.m. Mrs. Louis F. (Rita) Aiello, Woodstock, may be called for reservations no later than Nov. 6. * * * * Most people are a little smarter than they seem. A SANTA SPECIAL Mis 280 Tissue Family Pack Soften a catch a cough. Gentle for baby or you Our Reg. 67c Prices effective while quantities last. W« reserve the right to limit quantities. 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