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Lakeland Park By Jetta (Ueeson and Dorothy Uttich 'I " Dedication Tomorrow is the big day of the park site dedication. Hie American Legion pdst No. 491, of McHenry will present the community with a flag. Dr. Raymond Keesecker, who resides here in Lakeland Park, will be the speaker. The invocation will be given by the Rev. Burton Schroeder of the Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake. Rev. William Collins w St. Patrick's church, McHenry will give the closing, prayer. The dedication will take place at 2 p.m. on the park site grounds." We're hoping to see you all there . . . come out and bring the children. Carnival . f Don't forget to pick Up your book of tickets for the rides at the carnival to be held Wednesday Iftirough Friday, July 17, 18, 19 Tnd 20th. Anyone Wishing to volunteer his or her services in helping with the details of running the carnival, call Floyd Leigh, 1900 or Helen Strandquist, 1921. Remember this is, for the improvement of our beaches so let's all set aside at least one of these nights to have an exciting time at the carnival. Tickets can be obtained at the «rner store or from any of the mmittee members. Farewell Surprise Party The occasion for the party was a sad on£, but the party, as usual for Lakeland Parkers, was a boisterous one. It was a farewell party for Tom and Jetta Gleeson and many of their friends were on hand to wish them well in their new enrollment in Jolie^t. «, The guests of honor walked un- Slispectinjjly into the Legion hall, where an eager group of friends were waiting to surprise them. The looks on their faces left no doubt that they were truly surprised. Jetta was' presented with a dainty corsage of pink and white daisies and even Tom was%iven a boutonniere. Dancing began immediately and flAnded only when the musicians Teft. Music of Ray Anthteiy, Les Brown and other miscellaneous talent was provided by Joe Cina and his hi-fidelity recordings, player and speakers. Firjst prize for outstanding talent on thp darice floor was awarded to Ffa^k Bartos. Outstanding talent at the bar ended in a seven-way tie. After midnight, the crowd tested on, tasty ham, potato chips, etc. 4^md a beautifully decorated cake. When the musicians went home the singers took over. They eventually reached some semblance of harmony on "Let the Rest of the World Go By" and retired gracefully at their jieak with "Auld Lang Syne." Two lines formed spontaneously as the boys kissed Jetta goodbye and the girls did as well by Tom. Then the party broke up, as always, reluctantly. Jetta's Note--The party was lovely!! There are no words to express our thanks to each and everyone, of you and our regrets for leaving 'such good times and' such lovely friends behind us. The "surprisers" were: Floyd and Ann Leigh, Mary Lawrence, Wally and Betty Lawrence, Joe and Rose Ann Heber, Ed and Pat Linnane, Helen and Larry Strandquist, Frank and Arlene Bartos. Alice and Jim Quaiver, Glen and Irene Uhles, Otis Uhles, Mrs. Lucille Stevens. Bob and Gqyle Laursen, Flo and John Svitahek, Ken and Bemice Briyce, Joan and Bill Krater, Marge and Bill Casey, Jerry and Delores Rogers, Elmira and A1 Kujak, Marviri Donarski, Eva and Earl Porter, Glen and Delores Belahlavy, John and Jackie Ahrens, Gen and Vince Alici, Joan and Frank Parisi, Vickie and Len Bottari, Jo and Fran Cina and Bud and Dorothy Uttich. Children Love Circus Set- "Surprise" Mr. and Mrs. T. Hountras of Park avenue had a surprise house warming on Sunday, the twentythird. The pinochle club ladies brought along their husbands and three other guests. From Chicago were Mr. and Mrs. M. Piefer, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jordon, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wieser, Mr. and Mrs. M. Waldbart, Mr. and Mrs. P. Petrando, Mrs. A. Anthony, Mrs. L. Waldbart, Mrs. A. Waldbart and Mrs. T- Youngh'ans; Mr. and Mrs. p. Engel of Niles, and Pat Downing from Roselle All came laden with food for the big surprise. Our Congratulations To Pat Bates, who had the honor of being installed as first queen of the Job's Daugters in McHenry. Her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates, were honored guests at the installation that was held on Friday evening, June 28, at the Masonic hall. Fnrwell Dinner The bridge club put cards away for Thursday evening and went out for a delicious dinner at the Country club. A farewell toast WHi Maybe they aren't meant to be, but a birthday party for youngsters sometimes seems like a circus! So--why not start with that idea, and plan a circus theme for youir very next young-fry occasion? For this a "drum" filled with crunchy flaked coconut confections is an attractive and simple-to-make centerpiece. Simply paste bands of colored paper or ribbons around a tin box. Add clown figures, gay glass£B, pretty napkins, and the table is ready. Have plenty of ice cream, a pitcher of ice cold milk (flavored if desired), extra cookies to refill the drum and the party's on! Couldn't be simpler or more effective. Party Cakes 1% cups tender-thin flaked coconut % cup finely cut dates % cup finely cut walnuts ( % teaspoon grated lemon rind """ % cup sweetened condensed milk Combine ingredients in order given and mix thoroughly. Pack in' greased 10x5x3-inch loaf pan. Bake in moderate oven (375" F.) 26 minutes. When cold, cut in 1-inch squares. Wrap in waxed paper, if desired. Makes 32 squares. **126 winners (believe it or not) were thethtee newcomers, namely Mary, Evelyn and Gertrude. 'Fortunately, no one mentioned calories when the refreshments Were servd, so they all indulged in luscious Cakes, topped with ido cream and drank many cups of coffee. The ladies were looking forward to meeting again at the next Lakeland Park Woman's club meeting. The entire welcome committee attended this party--Dolores Rogers, Margie Casey, Jean Gagnon, Lyda Radisch, and the hostess for the evening, Louise McEnery. Women's Cl|ib Dinner The last year's officers and committee chairmen of the Women's club finally had the longplanned- for dinner on Thursday evening, June 27. Jan Gagnon, first past president; Dorothy Meineke, vice-president; Helen Strandquist, secretary and Stella Links, treasurer; enjoyed their lovely "award dinner." Other guests at this dinner included Helen Haynes, Louise McEnery and Lee Glorch. was given to Jetta Gleeson to wish her luck in her next home. Marge Dent, Dorothy Uttich, Ivy Lezak, Jetta Gleeson, Gayle Laursen and Florence SVitanek were the diners for the evening. We missed Ann Leigh and Alice Quaiver who were unable to come. They inissed a very nice eyening. Welcome to Lakeland Park This was the greeting given to Evelyn Kaminski, Gertrude Selefski and Mary Klein on Tuesday evening, June 25, at the home of Louise McEnery at 600 Shore drive. After acquainting the newcomers with the locations of banks, churches, schools,, shops, medics, etc., the conversation turned to the pleasures of living in Lakeland Park--the many experiences you run into when moving from city to the "open' spaces" and tjie usual ."girl talk." vV • ^ ^ vy \ f'j A CHAT WITH US. Regular cheek-ups and maintenance by Our experts, means lower car costs to yout Gall us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service ah Mechanical Bepsln Complete Motor Overhauling b BUTCH'S 24 HOUB TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. McHenry, 11L Pbone 811 -- Residence 91-B June's A Busy Month With many birthdays and anniversaries to celebrate: "Thirty-one years of wedded bliss was the reason "Jim and Louise McEnery did some celebrating on June 26. Helping them share their good time or\ this happy occasion were their sons, Bob and Mickey, and their good friends, Jean and Joe Gagnon. Although their other . son, Father jameS McEnery, of Janesville, Wis., w6s unable to attend, they had the pleasure of a visit by phone later in the evening. We didn't get the details on hdw they celebrated but we know that Dorothy and Roy Meineke -passed the fourteenth , year on their marital milestone on June 26. Larry and Helen . Strandquist really 'are way out ahead of the rest with thirty-seven happy years behind them. June 23 was their anniversary day. Ivy and Stan Lezak marched down the- aisle fifteen years ago on June 27. Congratulations to all. Birthday Honors Go To: Jean LaPar had a birthday on June 19 that we missed. Helping her blow out her seven candles at an afternoon party were her sister, Jean, brother, Bobby, and her grandmother; Mrs. Mabel ConWay, of Austin. Later in the/evening, her cousins Linda, Johnny and Susan, came with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Strandquist, Jr., of Wheaton came with their birthday wishes. Christine Ann Sweeney went into Chicago to Grandmother and Grandfather Pfammater's to celebrate her fiigt birthday on June 26. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. L. Vonder Heide and their four children. Mrs. Vonder Heide is Christine's godmother. Jh Chicago after suffering, a heart attack and on the same day Bob's mother underwent surgery in Chi* Cago. Comings and Goings On Father's Day the Herzogs entertained very, d^ar friends, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benda, of Oak Park. Their two daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. A] Marberg jyid Mr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Steen. and children from Lombard also „ stopped by. A good time was had by all. On June 23, the W. H. Herzogs entertained friends with an outdoor picnic. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Wisch and family and Mrs. Herzog's daugm ter and family, Mr. and-Mrs. Ellis M. Steen, with Carol and Virginia. Who for badminton? croquet? horseshoes? or baseball? These were the shouts you could hear around , the Radisch horne last Sfcfiaa? tfherf Mafge Lohifewm;] Lucille^ Truppo, Robert lyuppo, Marjorie Truppo, James TrUppo and John Sanger spent the day $ with Lyda and Bill. Everyone $ Jiad a grand time playing in the * yard--but the climax came when A birthday cake appeared (after the ^ supper of hot dogs, salad, etc.) complete with candles commemo- .! rating Lyda's birthday, which was " five or six weeks ago. Tired but ^ happy, the folks reluctantly left ' for Chicago with the proriiise they would be out again real soon. . -J •1 * 3 Card of Thanks We wish to thank all the friends and neighbors who took the time out of their busy lives to help us and cheer us during the past month.; Without them, we would not have been able to carry-on. Thank you all again. Joe and Rose Ann. Best Wishes For a speedy recovery to Bob and Adele Kroening's mothers. 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