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i Page Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, December 11, 195$ Lakeland Park New Officers For LPPOA Board Vickey 2262-j Bottari or 1524-J Resignation Duo to an extended illness Mrs. Helen Haynes has resigned from the bo.-ird of directors of'the L.iUehmd Park Property Owners association. At a meeting held last» Tuesday night, Jerry Rogers was appointed as the new board of director and Ross-' Glorch the secretary of said association. Christmas Party The annual Christmas party for the young children this year will be held on Sunday. Dec. 21 at the American Legion hall starting'at -1 p.m. and ending about 3'p.m. This is the only Christmas party held annually for the children so again w e are asking for donat ions, of candy or money for this affair. When giving candy you're-asked tq give only wrapped candy such as candy canes, etc. In this way it will not only be easier to handle but will be.much more sanitary. The Pre-'Teen club members will bo door1 to door for collection of the candy or money on Saturday. Dec. 13 Each child who attends the party is also asked to bring a small grab hag gift not to exceed 25 cents. A boy's gift is to be marked "boy" and a girl's gift to he marked "girl" this way each child will get a gift he or she will enjoy. Married Mrs. I.orraine Smedberg became the bride of Mr. Louis Bergs trom of Lake Geneva. Wis. on Dec. 2. They will continue to live here at. the 317 ^H-rti-^eem^p--addi-ess. This was not only Lorraine's wedding day but it was also her birthday. so congratulations on two very special occasions. ( lib Scouts A new Cub Scout Den in Pack No. 361 is being organized here in Lakeland Park b\ Mrs. Laverne Okal of Knoll avenue. If there are any boys between the ages of S and 11 who are interested in joining this newgroup can contact Mrs. Okal at McHenry 194 and she will give you any further information you may require. Brownie Troop If there are any ladies who would be interested in starting a Brownie Troop for the girls you can also contact Mrs. Okal for this. What is needed here are two leaders and three committee women. There are a lot of little girls who would like to become Brownies but cannot do so because of the long waiting lists, but by starting one here in our own subdivision, we can give at least a few of our girls a start. Sliphtly Late A combination birthday and Thanksgiving dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glorch with their two sons and their families, namely Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glorch and son and baby daughter and Mr. and Mrs? Ross Glorch and their two sons. At this time little grandson, son of Robert Glorch, celebrated his second birthday, sf> not only pumpkin pies were served but of course the traditional birthday cake with two candles. Happy Birthday ' to Mrs. Carol Humann who celebrated her birthday last Tuesday. Surprise. Surprise!!! A group of us sure surprised Lee Glorch for her birthday on Friday ' night. The last thing she expected- to see was a carload of half frozen women and children inyrrio her home about S p.m. Friday night all laden down with cake and gifts.1 Those who ventured out' were Mrs. Elaine J.ett, Marge'Franklin. Dorothy Humphreys. Dorothy Glorch. Dotty Becker. Daisy Krupinski, young Kenny and Kathy Becker and Raymond and E'aine Bottari and yours truly. Believe it or not we were all in one car and it sure was nice and warm this , wayWe presented her witj\ 3 yorv pretty -sweater guard and a large salad bowl seL Happy birthday Lee. Christmas Party The annual Christmas pai ty for the Lakeland Park Women's club was held last Thursday night at the American Le gion hall. This as usual turned out to be a very successful atfifir. \Ve were served the most delicious roast beef and an assortment of jello molds, olives, pickles, etc. Games were played and prizes were won. I am sure that all the women who attended had as good a time as I . did. At the close of our meal Jo Rizzo. chairman of the entertainment committee pre- ' sented the two very beautiful Trm-r r-pipc-p.^one each to our president. Mrs. Berniece Boyce~ and one to the chairman of the ways and means committee. , Mrs. Shirley Ozog. ' Snow Ball Dance „The time is growing short to make plans for the Snow Ball "dance on Saturday night. Dec. 13. If you have not as yet purchased your tickets for 1 this dance you can do so by either contacting one of the ladies of the Women's club or direct from Mrs. Shirley Ozog who. I am sure, will be more than happy to see that you receive vour tickets. Lilymoor Assli. Installs Officers, Jan. 17 by Alma Hueekstaedt Dec. 2 was the date of this month's meeting. The date was set for the installation party. It will be held on Jan. 17 at Club Lilymoor. Mark this date on your calendar so you won't forget it. Attention The next garbage pick-up will be on De'c. 17. Be sure to set it out the night before so you won't forget it. Welcome Back to Frank Parisi who just returned from a short vacation to Los Angeles. Calif, where be visited Jean's sister, Millie and her family. Frank said it was real nice there but. he still prefers it here. Trouble is only opportunity dressed in work clothes. Save M by Stfeppang at Hbnie ! Local Fire The Kountry Kitchen oh Rt. 120 in Lilymoor was destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning Dec. 2._ The cause of the fire was of undetermined origin. The old building will have to be replaced by a new one before it can be opened for business again. The property js owned bv Jean Czajkowski of Lakeland Park. Ciiution I have been asked to once again remind the residents to please reduce their speed on the roads in the subdivision to 10 to 15 mph. and also ask their friends and relatives to do the same. Many drivers do not realize the dangers. With winter here the roads become a little more hazardous with every snowfall. Parents should warm their children of the dangers of playing on icy roads not only for the injury they can receive by falling while sledding on the ice and having snow ball fights but that cars can not stop easily on ice to avoid the children. Roads will be sanded as often as possible and plowed when needed. Boy Scouts Troop 131 of the McHenry Community Methodist church held parents night on Dec. 1. Awards were given to the boys who have worked to earn. them. Charles Hueekstaedt, Jr. was among those awarded the tenderfoot rating. Three boys from the McHenry area were the others to receive the same award. Local parents attending were Mrs. Tobey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hueekstaedt, Sr. SAHTA SAyS... Troop 161 of Lakemoor went on a tour of the Rosenwald museum on Saturday, Nov. 29. It was attended by almost the complete troop. The boys and their leader .made the trip by automobile. Births i A baby boy. the third one in a row. was born on Nov. 23 at St. Theresa's hospital in Waukegan to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Redmer, Jr. The youngster weighed in at 9 lbs 13 ozs. and was named Jayce Kimberly. Waiting at home to welcome him were his two brothers Jeff, 7, and Greg 3, and Grandma Gorens. Maternal grandparents are JVIr. and Mrs. Gorens of Lake Villa and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs^ Herman Redmer,-Sr. of Inglesicle. The Redmer, Jr. family has been residing on the Urbandalc farm for 2 years and in the McHenry vicinity for seven years" prior , to moving to the farm. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bader. former residents of Lilymoor. announce the birth of their third child. The baby, a 6 lb 7 oz. girl, was the third daughter in a row. for the Baders. , Little Deborah and Annie are anxiously awaiting the return of Mommy and baby sister from the Sherman hospital in Elgin. The newcomer was born on Monday, Dec. 1. Brownies The newly organized Brownie Troop meet every Thursday afternoon from 3 to 4 p.m. at the little white school house. IVlrs. Leona Fantus is the Brownie leader and Mrs. Isabelle Karmel is the assistant leader. To date there are nine local girls in the troop. They are Judy Fantus, Wendie Dralle, Donna Mathews, Mary Lou Sherf. Karen Schiavone. Kristie Schaft, Patty Zabrowski, Judy Frank and Eileen CooperT~ The Brownies at present are working on the necessary requirements and Christmas gifts for their parents. Birthdays This weeks birthdays consist of two on the tenth. Little Steven Fantus and "Rusty" Hueekstaedt will both celebrate on the same day. Stevie was 4 and Rusty was 2 years old. A very happy day to both of you two little fellows. General News Mrs. Eunice Tobey furnished the entertainment for twA separate occasions at the Moose oluf>'^ The firi* was on Saturday, Nov. 29.J l l (A social party was held. On Tuesday, Dec. 2 the ; initiation of new members took place. Eunice played the piano and the ukelele. Sick List We're sorry to hear that Valerie Schiavone has the flu. We hope by this printing she is well and back in school. Mrs. Ruth Kroncke spent three days at the home of her daughter, Margaret Evans in Streamwood. caring for her three grandchildren because Margaret had a very bad throat infection. Mrs. Evans is feeling much better now and Ruth is back, home again in Lilymoor. - - - • Don't forget to call 578-R-l; if. you have anything you" would like printed in the Lilymoor news. RABBIT NOT IN DANGER Because" of its high reproduction rate and ability to take advantage of cover, the cot- Hontail rabbit is in little danger from overshooting in the hunting season. Nov. 22 through Jan. 20, Dr. Rexford D. Lord said in reporting on a co-operative study of the Illinois Natural.; History Surrey and the state Department of Conservation. The study was made on two 100-acre areas in Piatt county, one open to hunting and the other maintained as a sanctuary. On both areas, winter mortality was high: 74 per cent on the sanctuary and 88 per cent on the area where hunting was allowed. Hunters bagged only 40 per cent of i the rabbits that died during the , winter on the hunted area. Village of Sunnyside Snow Removal For Village Irma Gunther--1577-J The snow plowing for the year has been settled, and Frank May will be removing the snow for the village/ For the villagers who may need sand to help them get up the hills we want them to keep the ! following four locations in mind ! because sand piles will be there I for their use. They will be at I Lakeview and Sunset road., Lakeview and Spring Creek; Channel' Beach and Spring Creek road; Channel Beach and Sunset road. This plan worked so well last- year, that is why it is being Used again this year. Bus Shelter, A serious request has been made of .'ill the residents of the; village. Will you please speak to: your children about climbing oh the top of the bus shelter?- This bus shelter was put there witjh the hopes, .of keeping the children- of the village safe and warm. This climbing is dangerous to the child who is, climbing and to the innocent- bystanders. If we parents will co-operate I'm sure the children will also. Ice - Skating I hope the parents remind their children that when they are ice-skating they should bo careful when using other people's property especially the docks and to be sure the chil-„ dren don't leave debris ofi the ice because there are some pretty young ones who skate. Home Bureau Well all of us members are getting ready for our Christmas party on the thirteenth. Besides a delicious homecooked meal there will be Santa Claus for the children and I'm sure he will have gifts for all the good boys and girls. Well friends and neighbors I'm afraid that this is all the news I have and I hope it improves next week, because I'm sure some of you will be doing something. . Birthday The only one we can wish birthday greetings to is Marion Pflug who celebrated her birthday on Nov. 30. CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank my neighbors Mrs. Mary Mecko, Mrs. Beier, Mrs. Weiss and to Mr. Obstfelder for helping me when I had to go into the city when my brother passed away, and to the neighbors for their thoughtful cards.- *32 Irma Gunther. SHOP IN McHENRY DRIVING HAZARDS The Illinois Traffic Safety division last week urged motorists to prepare for winter driving hazards. Robert Campb&ll, state co-ordinator of traffic safety, said that even t^ugh Illinois was not hard hit by the ; first major storm of the sea- , son, winter rapidly is approaching and every motorist in tbe I state should "winterize" his driving habits:. "Good tires i and tire chains are important j to safe driving during the winter months," Campbell de- ; elared. Reduced speed is a must during the winter he said, because it takes thri®. to twelve times longer to stop on snow find ice than it does under normal conditions. He urged motorists to make sure windshield wipers, heaters and defrosters are in goodworking 'order. A window should be opened slightly to prevent windi shield fogging, he said. 'IAD THE WANT ADS! ' HOOVER CONVERTIBLE Special the cleaner with the Automatic Shift! • Triple-action cleaning • Two-speed motor • No pushing or scrubbing -- just guide it! Sale CAR I ELECTRIC $ 119 S. Green Si. McHenry, 111. | I Phone 251 £ - » ICIOUS The Easy Economical Way! Baked Lasagna • Pasta Fasula Bar-B-Cued Chicken & Ribs Home-Made Bakery • Salads Many More Tasty Dishes To Choose From ICClCltlA. 134 N. Riverside Dr PHONE McHENRY 754 McHea* LAST CHANCE TO ENTER! 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