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. ^ •** Pag* Eighteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 30, Lakeland Park ASS'N. MEETS AT BEACH TO DISCUSS ROADS Vickie Bottart--2262-J - 1524-J TTle Lakeland Park Property Owners association will hold a special meeting this coming Saturday at 2 p.m.SHARP at the West Beach to discuss our roads. Every member should make it his business to attend this meeting because it means a great deal to all of us not just *a limited few. The second installment on your scavenger dues is due Aug. 1. Try to get it to your respective block captains on or before this date or at the very earliest possible time after Aug. 1. Another thing, please do not make your block captains come back half a dozen times for this money. After all, we all know when this is due and we should make arrangements to have it ready. Well, our dreams of our community house will soon become a reality. The actual building should be started in the very near future, possibly by the time this issue or next issue of this paper reaches you. The ground has been graded and the grass will be seeded and the backstop for the baseball field will soon be up so now the boys can really get together and have themselves a good ball game without having to go out of the community to do so. convention in Chicago last week. She attended all the dinners and all sessions in the capacity of retiring president of Railway Express Unit and is now going in as the secretary. Her husband. Bill, was re-elected as historian of the American Legion Railway Express Unit for the nineteenth consecutive year. There is a little discrepancy here Lyda says it's the eighteenth and Bill says it's the nineteenth, so this time we gave the man of the house the benefit of the doubt, but don't be too surprised if he is again re-elected next year and it will also be for the nineteenth consecutive year. I'll be back to normal, but to tell you all the truth I'll kind of miss that little blue-eyed blonde for a while. Welcome Our welcome is extended to two new families who have recently moved into our community. They are Mr. and Mrs. Don Sea ton of Home avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Brunswick of Prairie avenue. Trophy Winner G. Visconti, Sr., of 416 Mc- Heriry road has won a bowling trophy and also a cash award from the McHenry Norsmen's club. Congratulations. Emergency Polio Drive An emergency Polio Drive will be held in our subdivision on Sunday, Aug. 2 starting about 1 p.m. and ending at about 5 p.m. It will be a door to door drive with your own neighbors giving of their time for this collection. Let's all give to a very worthy organization who, when called upon to help, are always ready to do so. Everything we collect will go only for the help of those needing it in the McHenry county. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gerstad of Sun Prairie, Wis., spent a few days of their vacation with their son, Don and his family, and on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Birkinbine and family of DeKalb, spent the day. Mr. |3irk4nbine is Veretta's brother antl^they came to help and N^give theif ideas for the new home which the Gerstads are building in Lakeland Shores. In Hospital Foster Glorch, a member of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association board of directors, has been confined to the Woodstock hospital due to severe back trouble since the middle of last week. He has been in traction because of this and will more than likely be still there when you receive this issue of the paper. Cards and'even visits with his friends will be more than welcome. Welcome Party Tonight at 8:30 p.m. the Lakeland Park Women's club will hold another welcome party at the home of Mrs. Jo. Rizzo, 323 Home avenue. Come on you newcomers and join us in an evening of fun and also to meet several of your neighbors from all around the community. A real nice time is being planned for you and I'm sure if you-.attend you too will have loads of fun. Games will be played and refreshments will be served. Omission Elaine Piasecki's name was omitted from the list of girls who attended the Girl Scout Day Camp and also she was omitted from the list of Lakeland Parkers who were in different groups in the Fiesta Day parade. She was one of the young ladies in the baton twirlers group. Sorry this happened, Elaine. Gone Home We are getting back to nor mal here at my house. I've had an extra daughter with me for the past month in the person of my oldest niece Judy who is only 5 months older than my daughter. My mom. brother, s i s t e r - i n - l a w a n d t h e t w o babies. Gayle age 16 months and our godchild. Joyce Ann, 4 months, came to take Judy back home with them on Saturday. I said in the beginning NAUTICAL AND NICE FLOWER SHOW THEME Nautical and Nice is the theme of the summer flower show sponsored by the five garden clubs of Crystal Lake. This annual event will be held at the Lakewood village hall on Wednesday, Aug. 12 and Thursday, Aug. 13 from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Neighboring clubs will participate in table settings and the horticulture section is open to anyone that wishes to enter. Schedules are available from any garden club member or call or write to publicity chairman, Mrs. Rae JGOSS, Virginia Street, Route 2, Box 6, Crystal Lake, Phone Crystal Lake 2220. The public is cordially invited to attend this nautical jaunt, displayed artistically with flowers. Directional signs will be posted to the flower show for out of town visitors. It won't kill you to be careful. Sunnyside Estates SEHOA MEETS AT JOHNSBURG SCHOOL AUG. 6 by Lois Anderson The August meeting ci^ S.E.H.O.A. will be next Thursday, Aug. 6. This meeting would be a good time to jtety your dues if you have not "already done so. Plan to attend and bring along a friend, 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg school. Recipe Request For all mothers, there is a call out for your favorite recipes. St. John's P.T.A. plans to compose a cook book of home cooking which will' be ava)lable to all. Plans are in the making so if you have a recipe that your family especially likes why not pass it on to them. Katherine Fredericks of Sunnyside will be happy to receive them from you or if you prefer send them to my house and I will give them to her. Visitor Marilyn Gamperl of Chicago has spent her yearly vacation with Bud and Carol Kennebeck. Many of us have come to know Carol's sister-in-law and her young son, Philip, who also enjoys visiting his cousins, Alan and Karen. Half Way The kids are about half way through their vacations, school starts again in about six weeks. Time to start thinking about clothes, books, etc., of course don't tell them, they are still too summer conscious. Dogs The rabies inoculation of our dogs was done according to schedule. Almost all resident dog owners took advantage of the service provided so we can feel reasonably sure that we are fairly safe against dog bites. We can only hope that the few who did not have their pets inoculated here have or Happy Birthday To Mrs. Veretta Gerstad who will be celebrating her over "21" birthday tomorrow, July 31. airy Tales Lawn Birthday Pammie Laursen celebrated her sixth birthday on Monday, July 20 by having a lawn party with the following little girls coming in their very pretty dresses and hair all done up to help her celebrate the occasion: Debbie Gladman, Linda Zimney, Kathy Humann, Cindy Kujak, Mary Pintozzi, Alisa Sweeney, Jean Guettler, Georgenne and Greta Widen and Debbie Leigh. HE CANT MAKE UP HIS MIND WHICH MILK FROM FREUND'S DAIRY HE UKES BiTTER. *THEV1RE ALL wiH have it done elsewhere right away. Thanks again to the ftadtkes for the use of their garage. Speaking of dogs, the Butes were very surprised one morning to find that their dog had disappeared during the night. Sftafre, who is about nine ttths old resembles a Gerhiak'shepherd except his coat is a lrejtle longer. Naturally, they all feel sad about their loss, especially not knowing what happened to him. Recovering We hope by now that Mary Rose is feeling better after her recent illness. Birthdays and Anniversaries Happy birthday greetings to cute little Robin Radtke who is one, year old today. Louise Leakey will be 14 tomorrow and Maragaret Farley will also celcb^atH \ tomorrow. Congratulations on Aug. 5 to Ron and Dottie Siepman who will be married six years. COUNTY GROUP MEETS The McHenry Medical Soci-I etv will meet on Thursday,! July 30, at 6:30 p.m. at thel Memorial Hospital for McHen-[ ry County, in Woodstock. Dr. Cleveland White, professor and chairman of the depart-! ment of dermatology at Loyola I Medical School, Chicago will| talk on dermatology. Dr. M. Mijanovich of Maren-I go, will report on the state| medical society meeting. There will be a short but im-| portant business meeting. Trouble Is only opportunity | dressed in work Clothes. WE RENT Almost Everything from . . . TREE SAW SETS to POWER HACK Call 2916 N+tfhbor wt *t»r Auvrmun 542 W. Main McHenry Overheated Motors fkcOtu O0 Me Mhuf A clogged radiator can mean real damagfe fafem^'o Factory Method ffoty assures 100% ceaJin® effideiicy. RADIATOR Cleaning and Repairing AT LOW, FLAT-RATE PRICES UNITED MOTORS WARRANTY Adams Bros. Repair | In Rear of Stilling's "66" Service 300 E. Sim St. HcHeDiy| Phone 783 jit Age One Happy birthday to little Bobby Okal who has reached the ripe old age of one which he celebrated with his family on July 22. Attends Convention Mrs. Lyda Radisch attended the Legion Auxiliary State DAIRY, INC. TirVr' 1 °OTrA&£: ch££S£ about your heating system (M edical Mirror WHAT DOCTORS SAY ABOUT: , DRY ICE i WARNING • PinwonN Q. Does dry ice give off any aort of harmful gas? I use it to air condition my car on hot day9. A. Carrying dry ice in a car is potentially dangerous. Dry ice is Solid carbon dioxide. When dry ice "melts" it is converted to the gaseous form. Carbon dioxide is odorless and it takes very little to cause unconsciousness. A doctor recently reported a case where two people were overcome by carbon 4jpxide while driving in a car with the windows closed. On the back seat authorities found what was left of 100 pounds of dry ice. All dealers in dry ice should be alerted to this danger and should warn customers to provide adequate ventilation when dry ice is carried in the trunk or rear of the car. DRY ice o o ° A. There are several very effective drugs which physicians use in treating pinworm infestation. However, just taking medicine isn't enough. Measures must be employed to prevent reinfection. The following suggestions might be kept in mind for all members of the family. Trim fingernails short and scrub hands after toilet and before meals. Clean and air linens and beddings daily. Use separate wash cloths and towels for face and body. Boil 1 washable toys. Vacuum bedrooms and give shower bath or stand-up bath daily. Children or adults with pinworms should, of course, be under a doctor's care. . Like "Sterling" on silverware, oar name on prescribed medicine Is a hallmark of quality guaranteeing die product ft identifies. Bring your next prescription to ns with every assurance yea will receive die finest professional service. Q. My cMiresz have -jdnworma Questions directed to Science Edland I ham Wssdeverything tors, FX). Box 396, Madison Sa. without meeeae. Would you Sta., N. Y. 10, N. 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