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Page Eighteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 2, 195& Lakeland Park LPPOA To Hold General Meeting Vlckey Bottarl--2262-J - 1524-J The general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners' association will be held on this coming Sunday evening, April 5 at the American Legion hall on Green street starting at 7 p.m. Let's make this a real good turn out and cast a vote for the candidates of your choice who will be the new board of directors for the coming two years. Women's Club Don't forget the very important meeting of the Lakeland Park Women's club this evening at 8:30 p.m. at the Rizzo Home. This club too is holding an election for new officers,, so let's have a good showing so that we can vote for the candidates of our choice. and his aunt and uncle Flora and Earl Darnowski. The party was interrupted for a short while when all guests went roller skating at the local roller skating rink and then returned to the Kujak home where they were served pizza and soft drinks. Village of Sunnyside VILLAGE WILL IMPOUND DOGS AFTER APRIL 2 Irma. tiunther--1577-J The dogs in the village have again become a problem and so the following action will be Lots of Fun Loads of children gathered at both the beaches on Easter Sunday afternoon to gather eggs at the annual Easter egg hunt and all the children went home with lots of eggs plus some prizes. Belated Birthday Celebration Demonstration Party A demonstration witn profits j taken. As of April 2, any dog going to the Lakeland Park Womens' Club was held at the home of Mrs. Shirley Ozog last Monday night and there were six women who attended. The ladies there were Ann Dawson. Lillian Glosson, Lyda Radisch, Rerniece Boyce. Lucille Dietz Elmira Kujak and the demonstrator was Bess Conklin from Kenosha. Wis. New Orleans Trip Donald Parisi was among the many students from the McHenry high school who went this year on a trip to New Orleans. La. They went by bus as far as a Chicago train station and then one group went to Biloxi, Miss, and the group Don was in went to Edgewater Park, Miss, for a day and a half and then from there both groups met in New Orleans and there they stayed at the Pan American hotel. They were taken on several tours and then of course the students had some free time in A. ^. la. t.e ^ji _b*. Hhday par„t y was which they could make pur- chases q[ souvenirs to bring back to their families. running at large within the village limits shall be picked up and returned to the owner (if the owner is known) a."?d said owner will be ticketed immediately. If the owner is not known the dog will be impounded and the owners will be ticketed when they pick up their dogs. If impounded, the owners will have to pay the pound charges plus their fine from the ticket. From the time this notice appears in this 3paper all dogs picked up after April 2, will be liable io the above action. Let us all cooperate with this ordinance so that we won't have any hard feelings with our neighbors. held for Mrs. Edythe Lavin at the home of Mrs. Marge Frank- f lin with the following ladies presenting her with some very lovely hankies and also some personal items of apparel: Elaine Jett, Lee Glorch. Jean Parisi, Fran Cina and myself. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Struwp for the past couple' of weeks has been Mrs. Elizabeth Strume, Mr. Struwe's mother, and she will probably be spending a few more weeks with them. Bowling: Tournament The Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Mary's court won the bowling tournament two years in a row. This year it was played in Aurora and to help them win first place trophy were Bob and Tom Gates who were among the top bowlers. There were nineteen teams entered this year from all parts of the State of Illinois. ~ Cub Scout Den 4 Pack 361 This group of Cub Scouts had an egg hunt on Saturday afternoon at which time they brought several guests with them to help find the eggs which were very ably hidden by their den mother, Mrs. Laverne Okal. When all the boys gathered for the hunt they were given prizes picked out by their two den mothers, Mrs. Okal and Mrs. Berniece Boyce. Luncheon Guests Mrs. Lee Glorch entertained the following two ladies at a very nice luncheon on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Loretta Walsh and Mrs. Mary White both of Wonder Lake Basketball St. Mary's Rangers' basketball team in the Forester tournament won first place and among the players who helped bring them this victory was Bob Gates. The first game was against Peru, second, St. Gregory of Chicago and the championship game against Johnsburg and St. Mary's team won all of them. Good boys! Happy Birthday A surprise birthday party was held for Jimmy Kujak who celebrated his thirteenth birthday and among the guests were Marge Parisi, Maryann Borchert, Tom Gates, Jimmy Woods, Sam Visconti, Sharon and Adrienne Ozog, Jimmy's cousin, Darleen Darnowski, Save More Shopping at Home Social Success, Orchids to the ladies and oscars to the gentleman for their never to be forgotten acting rolls in the sbcial Club's dramatic presentation of Uncle Tom's mortgaged pre-fab on the night of March 21. The dramatic critics from the Chicago. New York, and the Los Angeles papers have been unable to find the words to describe the performances. Bill Linden and the Lehmans were nothing short of great. The Williams and the Schumans are sorry they started their acting careers so late. The Macinsons and the MacLaughlins showed acting prowess galores. Mrs. Schultz and the Cios pair were recalled for countless encores. The Metzgers and the Fritzes gave their very all. With the Gunthers and the Fredricks the audience really had a ball. The better half of the Kalmes clan, although she missed her cue, showed real promise, you see I love her too. As for the author who has decided to learn a trade, he thanks one and all for without their nerve and talent the play never could be made. So when you have made your way to the top in Hollywood and are looking out your casement, remember your old social club and that we're looking for a basement, Ditz Kalmes. 4-H Cardinals On March 26 the 4-H Cardinals had their March party, which was a late St. Patrick's day party. Games were played, songs were sung and refresh- ^iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu^ I VILLA NURSING HOME = | ON PISTAKEE BAT NEAR McHENRY s i I Home for the Ased EE I , SENILE . . . . BED PATIENTS | PHONE McHENRY 461 iiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiE ments were served. A prize was given for the longest green ribbon that was worn. This party was planned by Denver and Linda Casey, this news was reported by Carol Niemiec. Skating Champ. It looks as if we may have a future player for the roller derby in Susan Benoche. Last week this young lady came home with a third place trophy which she won in the subnovice speed race. Keep up the good work because for a beginner this little gal is sure doing great. Easter Egg Hunt Well today the children had their egg hunt and the sun came out for them, and it was a goock thing because the children were afraid that they were going to be disappointed. Prizes were won by Laura Schultz, Jeffry Lehman, Bernadette and Pauline Schneider, Chuckie, Nancy and Mike Fritz« and Douglas Vaughn. The help of the families, Mackinson, Schultz, Lehman, Kalmes, Schuman, Metzger, Fredrick, MacLauglin, Cios, and Fritz was appreciated because they donated eggs and time to make this a success for our children. Birthdays Belated greetings to Ed Schultz. We didn't forget him but we didn't hear about it until the day had passed. well as drivers to be extra careful when out playing or driving now that the wc&ther is getting nicer. Clean Streams If any of you have problems concerning your water \&ays and need any help, there is a clean streams committee in McHenry and believe me they sure know their stuff and are very willing to help you. We have a channel in the back of our house and it was just full of logs plus a lot of other junk, so I called the committee and they came out and looked everything over and started checking right away and two days later everything was taken care and the refuse has been cleared away. It would have been done a day sooner but Sunday got in the way so it had to be on Monday. A great big hand to these fine gentlemen, Make Final Seal Appeal The final appeal for the 1959 Easter Seal campaign fund drive is being made this week. Mrs. Ruth H. Jacobs, chairman of the drive, pointed out that the major portion of funds Sick List Little Mike Jablonski is sure proud of his operation and is willing to show it to all who are interested, that is how proud he is of it, he is home and getting along fine. Jim Garrity is in the hospital after some surgery on his knee and will be there for about six weeks, and I'm sure some mail will make the time go by much faster so I am printing his address and let's all send him some cheer from home. Jim Garrity, Ward A-Room" 238, Hines V. A. Hospital, Hines, 111. Caution Susan Benoche got shaken up last week when she got knocked off of her bike on Lakeview street. Maybe its being Holy week she was protected from something serious ha'pp^||hg to her instead of just minor bruises. This should dome as warning to pedestrians as UNBELIEVABLE BARGAINS Plus Many Prizes Will Be Featured At Our Great GRAND OPENING Watch This Paper For Date raised stay right in McHenry to support the therapy center in Woodstock. One of the regular patients of the center is nine-year-old Sheila Peterson, 815' Ponca st., Cooney Heights, McHenry. who was a victim of polio in 1952. Little Sheila was chosen as "Miss Easter Seal" for 1959. Between thirty-five and forty McHenry county doctors refer patients to the center. More than 2,000 patient visits have been made to the center since September of 1958. During that time about forty itinerant visits have been made to administer therapy at patients' homes or in hospitals. Also, seventy - eight new patients have received treatment. Also the center now administers post amputation therapy.. Several such patients are now being treated. * Last summer, eighty-two children were enrolled in the speech clinic of the center. This is but an outline of the many needed services provided by the therapy center that emr phasize why it is so essential that the 1959 Easter Seal Driv«* be successful, stated Mrs. Jacj obs. ^~idh 5m I EVERY FRIDAY NITE COME ONE -- COME ALL HcDONALD'S INN McCullom Lake Phone McHenry 1199 HU BKYTER... USI LONGCI A SPRING CHECKUP For mw btm spirkle-iisMe ud ost- GOT A ROOM THAT NEEDS PAINTING? New FLOOR? JOHNS - MANVILLE VINYL • ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE 9 x9 I3C ea SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF SAMPLES Prompt Service on All Orders iiSUNG TILE 12x12 White .... 10V2c 12x12 Decorative 12 Vic 12x12 Accoustical 14 Vic Use of Stapler FREE for Application PHILLSM MAHOGANY PMilOlG 4x8 - V4" AP 4A V-Groove | L LATEX BASE Gold Bond Velvet Makes It Easy ALUMINUM COMBINATION 50 1" thick Piano Hinge Hdwe. 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