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Page Eighteen THE McHEtfRY PLATNDEALER Thursday. February 11, Lakeland Park Block Captains Hold Meeting Correspondent Vlckey Bottari - EV. 5-2262 There will be a meeting at the community house fo*r all block captaips on Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 8:30. LPPOA Nominating Committee If you have not as yet called in vour favorite candidate for the coming election of board of directors to be held at the April general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association please do so as soon as possible by calling any of the following committee members: Gayle Laursen, Bill Herzog. Dick Burmann. Ted Kaminski. and Vpretta Gerstad. ~ r all hoping that before this issue comes out she will know the results and will be relieved of the pain and also .to know what has been causing it. Women's Club Nominating Committee The following is a list of the women on the nominating committee for the Lakeland Park Women's club: Chairman Carol Humann and her committee consisting of: Joan Krater. Dolores Rogers. Audrey Ellmer. and Jessie Mathews. Election will take place at the April meeting so let's get a real good slate of ^officers for the jobs in this organization too. Nomihations will be taken all the rest of the month of February and the whole month of March j and also nominations can be j made from the floor the night . of the April meeting when elections will take place, but let's try to get all the names on the ballots before the meeting itself. It makes for better voting and much less confusion. i Wheels Club A gfoup of very energetic couples who have named themselves the "Wheels Club" went holler skating on Jan. 30. They started the evening at the home of Ed. and Carol Altmann and they with the following went on to have a great time: Norb and Murphy Kwiatek. Bill and Betty Walker, Roy and Dorothy Meineke, Fritz Walter and Barbara Laceyese of Chicago Bill and Marge Casey, Rose Kluk and Ann Borovec and Ken and Ginny Cognac. After they were quite tired out they all returned to,,the Altmanns' home where they were served coffee and cake. If anyone wants to join in on the fun with this group they can do so by getting in touch with any of the above. They will be glad to include you in their evening of fun. It's A Boy Gosh, our population is being increased quite rapidly lately. This time Mr. and Mrs. Dom. Giacomo are the proud parents of a baby bov bom on Sunday. Jan. 31 at the Woodstock hospital and tipping the scale at 6 lbs., 12 ozs. He will answer to the name of Mark Peter. Big brother. Tommy, and sister, Lynn, were quite thrilled with the new addition. Mr. and Mrs. Hinrichs of Lakeland Shores are also parents of their first child a baby boy born on Feb. 5 at Harvard hospital Little Gary John weighed 7 lbs., 1 oz. at birth. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George I^oewe pf Parkway avenue in Lakeland Park and his aunt and'uncle are Mr. and lWrs. W. Schaedel are residents of Lakeland Park also. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran are the parents of their first little girl after four boys. Tins little lady made her entrance at St. Theresa hospital in Waukegan on Jan. 25 and tipped the scale at 6 lbs., 8 ozs. The four brothers waiting when mother returned from the hospital are1 Frank. Mike, Pat and Tom. Another girl bowed into the family of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mueller on Feb. 4, at the Harvard hospital. This young lady, who will answer to the name of Wendy Ann weighed in at 8 lbs., 3 ozs. There is one other little girl at home Kathv age 2%. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hagen now have a little boy born on Feb. 6 at the Woodstock Memorial hospital. Little Michael weighed in at 8 lbs., 10% ozs. He will be spoiled by his four big Sisters Mary, Patty, Therese and Mickey. In Hospital As many of you may already have ' heard by now Gayle Laursen was taken quite il^l last Thursday afternoon with terrific pains in her back and legs and she has been confined to the McHenry hospital ever since where she has undergone a series of tests to find out the trouble. As of this writing no results of the tests but we are Happy Birthday To Cathy Humann who celebrated her sixth birthday on Jan. 16, and to little sister, Donna Hurnann, celebrating her fourth birthday on Feb. 3. Mother Carol has had birthday favors for quite some time but due. to the children being ill with colds and flu we're afraid birthday parties will have to be {kit off urtfU- next year. To Debbie Gladman, age 7. who celebrated her birthday on Jan. 31. with,a party for the following grotip of children: Alisa Sweeney, Cindy Kujak, Debbie, Joann and Darlene Gladnah, Donald and Arient, Panr and Patty Laursen, Patty ..Hagen arid one little girl friend, Kiitoberly, whose last name monv Dorthea could not remember and then mothers, Mickey Gladman and Gayle Laursen joined in on the celebration. LOOKING FOR A HOME? Homes Built Anywhere, Anytime, Any Style or Size FHA or Conventional Financing S Homes in various stages Of construction, open for inspection 9 LEE COONEY, Contractor Phone EVergreen 5-4345 PLAN RED CROSS DRIVE Photo Courtesy Woodstock Sentinel Richard J. Zieman of McHenry; W. H. Tammeus of Woodstock, county Red Cross fund drive chairman; Ernie Goetz, Illinois director of first aid and water safety; and Kenneth Schuh, Woodstock, study chart . designed to measure campaign progress. Zieman is a member of publicity committee, while Schuh serves on contact group. ghan and one brother, Robert, and three gra^nd children. New Reporter As you have probably noticed at the beginning of the column there are now two names for you to call your news in from now on. Carol Humann and I will be working the column together and we hope in this way to be able to give you more interesting reading and some new ideas to be used in the column to make it more fun not only for me to type but for all of you who will be reading it. So from here on in let's have as large a column as some of our neighboring s u b d i v i s i o n s a l w a y s h a v e . Don't forget call either Carol or myself with all your news. Junior Teen Club On Wednesday, Feb. 3 the junior 'Teen Club held their elections and following is a list of the boys and girls who will be the officers for this year: President - John Hickey; v i c e-president - Jim Kujak, secretary - Sandy Bucaro and treasurer - Judy Reining. Baby Shower A baby shower was held for Mrs. Rae Burns on last Thursday evening and the ladies who came and brought lovely little things were: Josephine Street, Eileen Hautzinger, Jean Kruse, Rosemary Hales, Mary Barle and Claudia Gam. The hostess for the evening was Mrs. Helen Hansen. Surprise Birthday A surprise birthday party was held last Saturday night at the community house for about thirty boys and girls honoring Dianne Koerper who was 17 on Feb. 10 and Bonnie Bucaro who was 15 on Feb. 4. All who .attended had a wonderful time and enjoyed the buffet spread of ham sandwiches, potato chips, etc. Lots ,o( dancing was done and all in all the boys and girls really had quite an enjoyable evening. ADMIT 1,500 PATIENTS In last week's article concerning the increase of patients in McHenry hospital last year, the figure of 1,000 was mentioned. The number should have read 1,500. Spring Grove Captain Parfrey In History Book by Mrs. Charles Freund • Sympathy . Our, syrrtfrathy is, exented to Mrs. ' Barbara Malinowski on the suddep death of her father, Gerald' Motvaghan. He is survived by his wife, and besides Barbara there is Nancy Grillo, Marguerite ^utera, Judith Pellonari, Mary Catherine, Patricia, Mike And Thert-sa Mona- YOU CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL WHEN IT COMES TO YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH X I KNOW.-THAT'S WHY we HAVE: M/USTREAM DRUGS rilt OUR PRESCRIPTIONS. ANNOUNCEMENT CnJi fjoJ THE MUSlfe MANOR In The Neyif School of Music OPENS FEBRUARY 15.1960 u. JP'iano- C)rg.an-s$ccordton { ' • f c; By Highly Qualified Teachers • Free Use of Accordions • Free Band Lessons Enroll Now and Set Your Desired Hour 2 Blocks East of River on Route 120 DRAKE AND SHAFER AUCTION AUCTIONEERS -- WM, RIJSSEL and EDWIN VOGEL The farm having been sold will sell the personal property on the farm located on Raycraft Road, 3 miles North of Woodstock, mile West and xh. mile North of Route 47 at Boles Corners, 7 miles South of Hebron, on: THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1960 COMMENCING AT 11:00 A.M. 165 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK consisting of: 80 head Holstein Dairy Cows (60 are milking and several recently freshened balance close springers); 19 Head of Heifers and Bulls' vaccinated; 1 Holstein Bull. 2 yrs. old; 64 Feeding Pigs. This is a good dairy of cows . . . Inspection invited MACHINERY -- AC "H" D5 Diesel Crawler Tractor (this tractor used very little); Case M-2 Grain Combine with Windrower; New Holland 77 Hay Baler; John Deere Hay Conditioner new 1959; Gehl Hammermill; Hudson Weed Sprayer with 20 ft boom; No. 600 Bean St#am Cleaner. FEED -- 3000 bu. eai^fcorn; 15 T. Straw; 20 T. Mixed second cutting Hay. USUAL BANK TERMS No property removed until settled for NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS DIMMICK D. DRAKE, Owner HUBERT SHAFER. Tenant / FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK Clerking Member Federal Reserve Bank 1 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone EV 5-0430 © LOCAL TRADEMARKS. Inc OUR FINEST YEAR $1,556,197.70 117,273.63 355,652.12 1,710,024.93 11,280,603.59 Savings Accounts Increased Additions to Reserves Dividends Paid to Members Assets Increased Total Assets, December 31, 1959 Marengo Federal is proud of its progress in 1959, its long history of proven performance, and the safety provided, the largest reserves of any financial institution in McHenry county. Your Association is looking forward to greater service to you and your community in 1960. Save in person or by mail with full safety, availability and convenience. Current Dividend Rate 4% Marengo Fede Savings SAFfTf SAVING; AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MApENGO, ILLINOIS 192 N. State St. Phone JOrdaa 8-7258 Total Reserves Oyer $912,000.00 A picture pf Captain IJdward Parfrey and his crew along with an article appeared in the latest edition of United States Marine Pictorial History. Captain Parfrey was an artillery officer in the Korean campaign. The picture? showed how he and his crew were plotting missions tor the main line of resistance. The captain is how with the Marine Reserves and a civil service employee with the Far East Agency (Latin America) in Washington, D. C. Edward Parfrey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Parfrey. He and his family live in Alexandria, Va. Engagement The engagement of Miss Kathleen Sweeney has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Sweeney.' Miss Sweeney will become, the bride of Thomas Boyd, son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Paul Boyd of Chicago. The date set for the wedding is May 21 at an eleven o'clock nuptial mass at St. Peter's church, Spring Grove. A wedding breakfast will be served at the bride's ED'S RENTAL RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders EVergreen 5-4123 home and a six o'clock dinner and wedding reception will be held at a club in Chicago. Meeting Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. William Engels pn Thursday afternoon. Games of five hundred were played and prizes went to Mrs. Mark Pierce. Mrs. Jake Miller. Mi*s. Frank Tinney, Mrs. Clara Deinlein and Mrs. Ben May. Lunch was served after cards. Postmaster Meeting Mrs. Charles Freund, Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. Anna Lyons ol Solon attended a postmaster's dinner meeting at W o o d s t o c k on W e d n e s d a y night. Coy White, district field service officer, was introduced and gave an interesting talk. Movies of London, England and other in4e resting places including the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace was shown by Postmaster Alms; of Richmond. A delicious chicken dinner was served. Basketball The basketball game this week between grade schools was won by St. Peter's of Spring Grove. They played English Prairie school. 4-H News Ringwood Sunshine Girls A meeting of the Ringv^Qod Sunshine Giiis was held at the Walkington home. Leaders are Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Walkington. Junior leader is Pat Hogan and advisor is Mrs. Hogan. 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