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* ^ ^ ~ " o- t *,* '**?Wr •« ^ * ?M.vv: Thursday; May 9, 1957 i . ? ! ! & - • : , ? ' ' • •• ' ' : f c ' i . k v j ' " : J S l i l McHENRY Lakeland Park Ry lette Oleeton aad Dorottiy Utttch III! X Women's Ciub News* j list up to date next week--Joe The Lakeland Park Women's i Er&ak, Leo Revak, Ray Bujak, club met Thursday evening, May/George Loewe, Henry Coles, Wilx 2 at the Rizzo home. The newlv ~)elected officers were installed and _ /^committees for the conning year were appointed. Dorothy Meineke was appointed the chairman <$tho Ways and means committee with Elmira Kujak as co-chairman. Do- . lores Rogers. Rose Blanc, Tee Bu- Vickie Bottari, Frances Cina, jflelen Strandquist, Arlene Bartps, Jean Parisi, Pearl Reinhardt and Dorothy Uttich complete the list of" this committee, with Tee Bujak, Helen Haynes, Betty BtfcKTrian, Dolores Belahlavy, Lucille Jones and Mary Deja her fellow members. Dorothy Uttich and Jetta Gleeson were appointed as the publicity committee. Marge Dent ' ^as asked to take charge of the sunshine cup. A new committee, the auditing Committee, was formed with Vickie Bottari, Frances Cina and Jean Parisi volunteering for the membership. ^-After this brief session, the ladies 'put aside business and enjoyed an evening of bingo. There was lots of fun and scads of prizes which . -%idde for quitV nn exciting time. Late in the evening, refreshments were served nnd the ladies were served coffee from their shiny new 80-cup dripulnto* ihnt they earned by selling flavoring. Registration Titois a rMnjnder to all mothers of children? of kindergarten age that registration at the Edge- Jbrook school will be held on Fri- •Jway, May 10, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. It has b:i^n requested that the mothers CjOftle without the children and to bring a legal birth certificate. a New Mock Captains We do not nave a complete list of the new block captains appointed by the LPPOA for the coming year, but here are the ones we Slave and we'll try to brfng the liam Herzog, E. R. Schell, John Reinhardt, Sr., Steve Kotrick, Ed Linane and Genevive Alesi. They are getting off to a fine start with most of them already making their collections of dues and assessments. The New Look Several residents along Meadow Lane and Home avenue anted in to get the rpad jn front of their, houses oiled and also paid a little extra in order to get the improvement done along the vacant lots. Anybody else interested in getting the road in front of their house oiled, call Mrs. Hucke. / ^Another First Dale Marjano, Edward Ozog. Alan Raiford, Dale Woods and Michael Sullivan have the distinction of being members of the first Lakeland Park cub scout troop, and Mrs. Earline Davis, the first den mother. The cubs meet every Wednesday afternoon from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Davis home. They have lots of fun planned for the summer months. There is room for two or three more boys in this troop so anyone interested call Mrs. Davis, 1395. , , W f >>J* i ST < KPlll AW*"** or tell your mother to remind you bu| do get out to the practice. This is to be held at the west beach on Saturday, May 13 at five o'clock. For any further information call Floyd Leigh at 1900 or Jerry Rogers at 744-J. Back Home Helen Strmdquist returned recently from a marvelous 3600 mile trip thru Florida. Helen accompanied her son and his family, the Larry Strandquist, Jr.s' from Wheaton. The main purpose of the trip was to visit with Wayne who is stationed at the U.S. Naval station sonar school at Key West. Since Wayne had liberty the entire time they were there, they had a grand opportunity to catch up]on their Visiting. Other highlights of the trip were the boat trip to watch the men diving for sponges, at Tarpon Springs, and the swimming sessions at Clear Water Springs. They also went swimming in the Swannee river at Old Town. GOVERNOR^ WILLIAM G. STRATTON displays in his Capitol office the ftashing-bulb type of sign to be used at selected state parks and memorials around Illinois to advertise the 3rd Aniuial State Park Photo Contest. Contest will run until August 1 and entries from 72 state parks and memorials are eligible for $500 in cash prizes and other awards. Entry blanks can be obtained at any state park or memorial or by writing Division of Department Reports, Room 406, State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois. /Welcoming Date Set TheV new welcoming committee will h&ye their first party on Monday, May 26. If you know of anybody who has riot" been welcomed or would just like to attend, contact Lyda Radisch, 2754. Other members of the committee are Dolores Rogers, jean Gagnon, Marge Casey, and Louise Mc- Enery. Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary Our belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Christopherson who celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary on April 14. The Christophersons were married in Drammen, Norway in 1907. but have lived in this country for the past 48 years. They-stfere guests of honor at a reunion of family and friends at the Lief Ericson Lodge in Chicago on the fourteenth. Another Surprise Janice Parisi was given the old "Surprise, Surprise" routine at the Alesi home on Saturday evening in celebration of her birthday. The guests were treated to a delicious buffet supper and later they enjoyed a very gay everting of games and dancing. Bob Humphries, Jack L a v i n, Bob Bates, Johnny Parisi, Richard Renning, Chuck Anderson, Donald Parisi, Pat Bates, Pat Lavin, Colette Partipillo, Pipi Cina, Bonny Short, Carol Franklin and Sharon Ozog made up the happy birthday group with Dr. and Mrs. Bottari, Frances and Joe Cina, Frank and Jean Parfisf, ariH ViKde" and Gen Alesi looking on. Batter Up This is it boys! Your last chance to sign up for the little league. Mark this date down, tie a string around your finger, OK WHITE WASHING ! ' & SPRAY PAINTING Phone 599 I WOODSTOdc ONE HOUR (LEANING! With our new equipment, we are pleased to anounce that any cleaning brought to our store can be picked up, ready to wear, in one hour at no increase in price! COCAL CL1MNERS 206 So. Green 8b Phone 20 McHenry, Illinois J* li & ICONOMY WHIN VOU WANT IT I | Here's the secret of its ' greater gas mileage. In the J-2 Rocket a single two-barrel carburetor serves the engine, at peak efficiency, for all your ordinary power needs. You choose your own kind of performance-- you're in economy range up to % throttle. Yet you enjoy famous Rocket action all the way. POWIR WHIN VOU NBBO ITI All three carburetors (six barrels) go into action, automatically, whenever the occasion demands. Push your foot to the floor, and you have extra safety power on tap to . whisk you up the steopest grade, or out of •he path of danger. Hero's alert action for tdded safety in any driving situation I Ol_DSr^@BIB.E NOO ©PFCHG VOID "TTOOE M@G? KXCiTDCJCS NEW EKi©0E®EI ©CUGLOF^EMT SOCJ©* THE FIRST HIGH-COMPRESSION POWER PLANT I Greater economy for all normal driving! A greater reserve of extra safety power for the exceptional situation! That's why Oldsnlobile'a new J-2 Rocket Engine* is like two engines in one. And you, the driver, are in complete control of how you want to travel. For practically all driving needs you enjoy the fuelsaving economy of a single carburetor. Or, a touch of the accelerator past the three-quarters mark will *OpH6oalot Mriro corf on off OMsmobM* moSth. bring two additional carburetors into use. This gives you gas-saving performance over a 50 percent broader operating range plus a , reassuring reserve of power that means added safety. If you have not already tried the J-2 Rocket, your nearby Oldsmobile Dealer invites you to come in for a drive fcoon. Be his guest for a J-2 test. You'll find it is jl totally new and wonderful driving experience. Y O U It A U T H O R IV1 I Q U A L I T Y IALIR Comings and Goings As you will probably remember, the William Haynes entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Martin from Cascade, Iowa last week. Over this ,past weekend, they were joined by Helen's mother, Mrs. Myrtle Sullivan from Springfield and her daughter Mrs. Carla Darre and son, Henry. Marge and Bill Casey entertained their sister-in-law, Joan Casey and son, Jimmy last Tuesday and, Wednesday. Then Marge's mother, Mrs. Mary Beck of Chicago earner Sunday to join the Caseys and will stay until Wednesday. NEW STATE MAP ,• Hie official 1957 Illinois highway map is just out. It -has an entirely "new look," due to the first re-styling of this annual map since 1932. This 1957 map carries a color plan similar to that of previous maps, with U. S. highways in red and two-lane or wider pavements in black. A difference is that single-lane pavements and bituminous roads are printed "in blue. Local and consolidated mileage figures form an added feature of the new map. On all marked routes a local mileage figure in bade, appears between route Junctions and comftninittes. Between mileage stars at major junctions and larger' cities mileage is shown in red figures. Th<s •Index to Cities and Villages," which formerly listed 770 place* has been enlarged to carry 1,00 communities. <1 A free press is vital to the lib* erty of any people and when you see governments surpressing freedom of speech, you witness i£ government that is getting readjr to rule without regard t» the wishes of the majority. :.;.a m "' -V ' •! •Si SuppoVt the Heart Fund driye. ACOUSTICON Sales and Service HEARING AID CLINIC # Loaners • Supplies ' Service EVERY DAY V WEDNESDAY 4:80 TO 6 P.M. RBNA SCHAID «207 X. GREEN ST. McHENRY THANK YOU Having sold my business to the SUBURBAN OFFICE SUPPLY (Machine Division) I wish to take this opportunity to thank all my friends for their past patronage ,and courtesies. I feel confident the new owners of my ness will render excellent, quick service and will apperciate the continued good will of my former customers. 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