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Lakeland Parle ' Dorothy Uttlch •• | ill!l:l'llllill>l!|i|lllllilillllllltllin!lii!lit!l!ltllll|l|lil|l|ll!|!|!lll!l!ll|lll|i|||IHI|lUlllllii|llillll|l|lill>lllll!lll!iIilllillllilllll!tll!lllll!ll)lilillllllll9nir ' Hie first monthly play the game was held Friday night at the Strandquist home. From the comlifients heard, everyone in attend- , vice had a marvelous time and will be bade again next month. . TJie big attraction next month wiU be the turkey which will be given away just in time for the traditional turkey holiday. Plan i* attend yourself and bring a friend or neighbor. We guarantee to make you smile. Ask anyone Who attended the last session. Witches and Ooblins. WiH be everywhere on Halloween Oct. 31 at the Frank Parisi home on Pleasant Avenue. The liPPOA is planning once again to host the children at their third Annual Halloween party. Games lire now in the process of being planned, and the big attraction this year will be a bonfire. We are asking, as in past years, for donations of candy fruit, cookies, prizes or last (but not least) Sioney. Please bring all donations ,s early as possible so the bags fcan be made up in advance of the party. All donations should be ju-ought to the Parisi residence at VjlLO Pleasant Avenue. The schedule for the party is as follows: Time -- 9 years old and under --4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; over 8 year old--7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. . The bonfire will be lit at 8:30 pjn. * Note: all ghosts.witches, and goblins please plan to attend. ! McHenry Hospital Fund Drive ,*. Very soon some of your neigh- "Sbrs will be going from door to door thruout the subdivision with ipledge cards for donations for the """'new addition to the McHenry hos- • jpital. • These people are cheerfully 'giving their time and energy for ithis worthwhile drive so won't you please extend them the courtesy of inviting them in and listening to what they have to say. Give it a little thought and try And help Lakeland Park's contribution to the fund be a good one. getting out and supporting our community projects. ^ Once Again We have to report that the vandals have been at work. This time the light bulb at Short Street has been broken. *11118 has got to stop or we might find outselves back in the dark. Everyone knows' that the LPPOA operate on a very limited budget and they just can't afford ta keep replacing damaged bulbs. Once again we urge parents-to instruct their children about respecting community property. When the guilty parties are found they or their parents will have to pay for the damages. Now You'll Know Exactly where the community house will be. Hie park committee have been very busy these days. A very good looking sign has been erected on the community house site in the park. Bob Laursen designed and built it with the help of Ed Gladman. The art work was done by Floyd Leigh and Steve Kotryck. Lloyd Dawson, Bernie Laurence, Kenny Steve Kotryck, Len Bottari, Andy Hauptm^nn and Waily Laurence served as a w6rk committteee to erect the sign. It Didn't Take Long For the neighborhood to try out the new merry-go-rounds that we now have at our beaches I think they myst have all been on hand watching the beach committee putting them together cause just minutes after they were finished the whole gang climbed on to break them in. The merry-gorounds have been in steady use since. A great big thank you to the ever Working beach committee-- Roy Meineke, Bill Haynes, Floyd Leigh,. and Larry Strandquist. Progress Lakeland Park is growing, growing." Now the new section east of Meadow Lane is about to bustle with activity. Just recently poles have been erected, electricity has been installed and two of the homes are about ready for occuncy. A number of homes are Iso in the process of being built nd foundations are popping up here, there, and everywhere. Building goes on within the other four units too. Incase you hadn't noticed we'll mention that the fire hydrants are finally putting in their appearance. This newest improvement should put to ease the minds of many of our residents. Those of us who have been liv-^ ig here for two, three, or- four years can certainly see definite signs of progress. We are able to tell our new neighbors that we remember when--we had to walk to the highway for our mail; we had to obtain scavengar service individually; and we had to hunt for the entrance ways when it was dark because there were no lights: we have also seen a great deal of iprovement at the beaches; and we can go sounding like honestto- goodness pioneers. We can all look back and feel just a bit proud to think that we helped make these improvements possible by o r g a n i z i n g , c o - o p e r a t i n g , a n d working well together. Let's t keep up -the good work by ALL My Slip Is' Showing When I lost my notes last week on the Clifford Last birthday, I thought I could trust my memory for names and dates. Guess I'm not, as- good as I thought. Little Clifford celebrated his third birthday on the thirtieth but on Oct. 2. The little cow-hands who attended the cowboy party were tyis sisters, Linda and Jane,and his little playmate, , Donnie Prazak. Well no matter what the date. I hope you had a real nice party, partner! s&t Triple Celebration The Gagnon home was the scene of a triple celebration on Sunday, Oct. 6, marking the occasion of the birthdays of .both , Jean and Joe as well as the wedding anni- RUPTURE -EASER lakes ttft Worth Living FOR MDl WOMEH, GttMEN WI J5K5 *351 m doable. * BOLGER'S FHOgnB 40 n HOOVER For the first time Hoover's "top-of-thjpline" cleaner has been reduced in price «•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H oovir "Gtatfoa" Mo<M 64 ; • Beats as it sweeps as * it cleans -- real power • cleaning • • Odorless vinyl jacket J holds extra large throw- J away bag J iAr The finest cleaner you S can own -- try it and S you'll agree • Stu ft TStrigy/ : You Save JZ722. Nationally advertised in April Setter Homes and Gardens at $116.95 HERE... ONLY *792i ELECTRIC isom fBi 419 8. Green M. vwiary eTthlSr daughter and sot* in-law. lone and Walter Ketcher. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ketcher of Chicago and their sons, Roy and Barry; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gagnon and sons, Danny and Peter, of Mundelein, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gureczyny, Pinky and Wayne, and Leonard Blades of Lakemoor: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Links, Linda-Jo and Kirk, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Radisch of Lakeland Park. With a crowd of twentyone Jean's delicious food disappeared rather quickly; leaving everyone in a very mellow and happy mood for games. It was a party that will be remembered with happy thoughts for a long time.. NEWS Afternoon Oat The members of the birthday club took Ami Borovec out to lunch last Tuesday. Ann's birthday was some time ago but with summer vacations and busy schedules the party was a bit belated. Everyone was having such an enjoyable time that the time slipped by much too quickly, and before we knew it, it was time to rush home to meet the .school bus. Those attending the luncheon were Ann, Rose Kluk, Joan Krater and Diane, Virginia Grote, Lee Glorch, Helen Strandquist and yours truly. Happy Birthday Although Lee Kenneth Hulbert wasn't quite sure what was going on nevertheless he had a wonderful time at his first birthday party. Relatives came from near and far to help with the celebration. Those who were on hand to watch him blow out his one little candle were Grandma Haake of Chicago. Grandma Hulbert Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bent and Mark,"of Seneca, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dittmer of Marsailles. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hite and Robert Hike of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Haake Ray and Dale of Wauconda, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange of Lake Villa and Miss Virginia Cooling of Lakeland Park who took pictures of the big event. A happy, happy birthday Lee. ' NAMED TO OFFICE Mrs. Charles R. Lindsay, III, of St. Charles, Republican state central committeewoman of the Fourteenth Congressional district (Du Page, Kane and McHenry counties) was elected vice-president of the National Council of Republican Workshops, Inc., at the biennial convention in Des Moines, Iowa. When a woman is dieting, hest not to argue with her. . Scout News The Boys Scouts of Tropp 161 had an enjoyable campout in McHenry over the weekend. It was a huge success even with the chilly weather. A grand time was had by the Scouts and leaders as well. All boys and parents are urged to come to the Oct. 16 Scout meeting get acquainted and enjoy the fUn. These Scouts out~ for the Camporee were: Bob Foss, Hugh Saynor, Jessie Phaton, Ron Fuhler, Bob Bartel, Arnold Kieepfer, Willie Kleepfer, Lennie Opalka, Gene B'olda, Butch Lubke, Don Mercury, Dave Heckman Jim Persel, Ray Petlak, Cliff Todd, JeneRodde and Ted Beahler. The following poem submitted by them explains it perfectly: these days! Their eldest son, Dr. Vincent Sarley, a specialist in chest diseases, was recently appointed a member of the American College of Chest Physicians. This is indeed a high honor. Dr. Sarley is a resident of Deerfield and has officesN in Chicago. We are happy for all of you. Camping Opt There's ants in the butter and ants in the cream; " . They hide in the sugar, how tasty they seem; They gave it a flavor that's piquant and rich, But see one at home and they give us the itch; There's something about it that's hard to explain, But eaten in sunshine, or shadow, or rain, Whatever the weather--if sunny or damp-- They tickle the innards -- the meals at the camp! Girl Scout Newa At the Oct. 10 meeting of Girl Scout Troop 441, badge work was turned* in. After the regular order of the day, it was decided they will try to tie. knots this week, BO all the girls are advised to bring a piece of rope. Ann Shaw and Mrs. Beahler will be hostesses for the meeting this week. The project for Christmas includes the selling of nuts. All girls are re* minded to bring consent slips for the hay rack party Nov. 1. Tfeere will be no meeting on Oct. 31. Parties Any lady wishing to earn * nice prize or prizes for herself or for gift giving, call Mrs. Fout, Jr. at 2654-R and tell her: "I'd like to have a party at my home." Sfie will do the rest. Proad Parents Nettie and Joseph Sarley have a right to stick out their chests McHenry, HI REPORT OF CONDITION OF McHENRY STATE BANK of McHenry In the State of Illinois at the close of business on September SO, 1957. Published in response to Call of Elbert S. Smith, Auditor of Public Accounts. A S S E T S Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash items in process of collection • •$ 2,290,097.39 United States Government obligations, direct "and guaranteed > Obligations of States and political subdivisions . • • Other bonds, notes, and debentures Corporate stocks Loans and discounts (including $1,218.47 overdrafts) Bank premises owned $180,000.00, furniture and fixtures $1.00 Reminder! Don't forget the annual fire* man's masquerade dance to be given by Station'3, at the Lakemoor community fire house on Saturday, Oct. 26. And don't forget -- teenagers are welcome. Beautiful prizes for best costumes. So come one, come all--have fun. . Socials A social evening 3s planned every Thursday evening at Wally's commencing at 8:30 for the purpoise of obtaining recreational facilities and providing quarters for community projects., Folks I am asking for someone to take over the reporting -job. When I took it on I was sure I would have the time to. devote -to it. But since then, I hava taken on other time-consuming duties, and I find after working all week that I just don't have the time or energy it requires. Won't some one please volunteer so that our news will keep on being reported. I am sorry the column is so small this week, but I have beep feeling sick all week, and couldn't make the calls necessary to get the information. -1 hope one of you will volunteer for next week's news--or (I'm afraid there won't be any. Insured Savings: Savings Invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loon Association are insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn S%. SS-tf WJufc I© MIIUQHt for your Dinette & Dining Room furniture . with . . TEXTURED s Waslandtyurari | vinyl upholstery Stop In and See these sensational vinyl upholstery creations and you'll understand why we say "new life for your furniture". Here is rich, deep textimng on Masland Duran vinyl... long wearing and easy ta clean with a damp cloth. - S CASH & CARRY | $3.00 -- $3.75 -- $4.50 -- per chair - seat 8c batk | NORTHLAKES MFG. CO. I Across from Chemical Plant Phone Wonder Lake - 49S2 Bingwood, Illinois HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiinT-iiiiiiiuaia Read The Classified Want Ads 5,096,294.70 619,531 29 278,000.00 9,000.00 5,214,235.03 180,001.00 12. TOTAL ASSETS $13,687,139.41 L I A B I L I T I E S 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $ 6,212,066.66 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 5,541,140.51 15. Deposits of United States Government (Including postal savings) 201,982.29 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions £60,677.74 1€. Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc) 165,836.13 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS /. $12,981,703^3 23. Other liabilities • 35,031.50 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated obligations shown below) $13,016,734.83 C A P I T A L A C C O U N T S 25. Capital (Par Value Per Share $100.00) .$ 100,000.00 26. Surplus 200,000.00 27. Undivided profits 217,924.58 28. Reserves I$2,500.00 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 670,4^4.58 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $18,687,159.41 H E H O B A N D ^ \ . 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes . .$ 620,500.00 32. (a) JLoans as shown above are after deduction of < reserves of (Schedule A Item 9) 118,226.99 I, Robert L. Weber, Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents the true state of the several matters herein contained and set forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief. ROBERT L. WJEBER C. J. REIHANSPERGER GERALD J. CAREY W. A. NTH, MD. 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