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Thursday. February $5. I960 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER -V- Page Eleven Lakeland Park NOMINATIONS FOR BOARD MEMBERS CLOSE MARCH 3 f mickey Bottari EV. 5-2262 Carole Humann EV. 5-1605 Time Getting Short The time is very rapidly comijig to a close to get your favorite candidate to run for the Board of Directors of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association, in fact nominations will close on March 3 which leaves exactly one week fftm today. Call anyone of the following to give them your candidate or candidates: Bill Schnbow, EV. 5-2254; Bill Herzog, EV. 5-3993; Dick Burmann, EV. 5-3752; Ted Kaminski, EV. 5-1923 and Veretta Gerstad, EV. 4043. . It's Coming At the next meeting of 'die I \en's Club to be held on rch 3, there, will be a Style Show. Fashions will be modeled by members. Moderator for the event will be Mrs. Irene Weiss. Make arrangements now to be there. Welcome Committee Meets The following members of the Welcome Committee of the Lakeland Park Women's Club at the home of Mrs. Jean Parisi to plan another welcome party for all new Vomers or for anyone who has never attended a party and to discuss plans for the luncheon to be held in pur community house on April 28/Furthur details for both the welcome party to be held on April 21 and the luncheon on the 28 of April will be coming in other issues of the paper. oCfct. make sure you mark both dates on your calendar. Celebrations will take place at a later date. Heart Fund Mrs. Joan Bucaro, Chairman for the Heart Fund Drive to be held next Sunday, February 28, at 3 p.m., is asking for anyone who can help drive both the Junior 'Teen Club and the 'Teen. Club groups around the subdivision to collect for this very worthy organization. If you can be of help meet with the two clubs at the home of Mrs. Bucaro next Sunday at 2:30 to be given your respective territories to make collections. Give Joan a call at EV. 5-6178 beforehand so she will have an idea of just about how many of you she can rely on to help. Their address is 303 Eastern avenue. » • Meet Your Neighbors The Welcome Mat is extended to our new neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. John Gelwicks of 219 Lawn. Court, Lakeland Shores. Pat and John and their two month old daughter, Jackie, and parakeet Fizby, arrived in our community the first of Januaiy. Pat who comes from D a r r i n g t o n . W a s h i n g t o n , i s very interested in 4-H and is a member of our Women's Club. 6John is a statistician and comes from Wheaton. They are outdoor enthusiasts and enjoy bowling. • McCullom Lake LADIES WILL HOST LUNCHEON PARTY ON MAR. 29 Eve Levesque NOTES Junior Teens At a meeting of the Junior 'Teens held on Wednesday, February 17. there were 28 members ijn attendance, just about twice as many as t heprevious week. They are planning a g^t together party, in the very near future and all new members are welcome are the chaperones for this club. Car Stickers If there is anyone who has not as yet received their Lakeland Park Car Sticker you can do so by contacting your block captains who will be able to give you one. Welcome Home To Dorothy Uttich, who spent the preceding week at St. Anne's hospital following surgery. Hospital Drive Recently announced as Lakeland Park Chairman for the forthcoming hospital fund-raising drive is Mrs. George Leone. "*Te proposed addition to the McHenry Hospital will include complete maternity facilities. A committee of captains and workers to canvass this area is being organized at this time. Anyone interested in this project may call Bebe at EV. 5- 3382. Happy Birthday Bruce Okal who celebrated his birthday on Saturday, February 13 at the Roller Rink with about 35 to 40 children all enjoying an after noon of roller 'skating (some of the mothers too I understand) and then being served cake and milk. A wonderful time was had by both young and young at heart. To man-about-town Roger Gerstad who reached the ripe age of 3 on February 21. 'Teen Club The 'teen club held their Valentine party in the community house on Saturday. February 20 with 24 'teens attending and. having a gay time as usual. Chaprone for the evening and having as good a time as the 'teens did was Mrs. Fran Cina. Cub Scouts Pack 361 At the annual Blue and Gold dinner, held in the McHenry High School cafeteria on Sunday, February 21 the following boys were presented with various awards by their Scout Master Leonard L. Bottari: Jimmy Hansen received his one year pin and a denner's award; Ray Barle was awarded his assistant denner's award and Bruce Okal received his bear badge award. On the Mend A speedy recovery is wished for Gayle Laursen who underwent spinal surgery last week, j She is still recovering at Mc- ; H e n r y h o s p i t a l . G r a n d m a s j Thorsen and Laursen are doing j a splendid job of keeping the wheels turning in mom's absence. lit Hospital Louis Frindall has been in the Harvard hospital where he will be spending a couple more weeks after having surgery. Your cards and little notes will help to cheer him up. Virginia Grote was a recent patient at Memorial hospital in Woodstock while undergoing a series of tests. It's A Girl Mr. and Mrs. D. Burns are the proud parents of a baby girl bom at 5:30 p.m., Friday, February 19 at, Harvard hospital. This young lady tipped the scale at 8 lbs., 1 oz. Her two brothers, Billy and Larry and sister, Sharon, were very anxiously waiting at home when mother returned with the new addition. Troop 162 Sunday, Feb. 14, Troop 162 went 'to Veterans Acres. Crystal Lake, on a sledding party. The troop waS well represented. A good time was had, both by the scouts and the committeemen who supplied the transportation. The e,v e n t was topped off with a weenie roast. Following is a list of Scouts and committeemen who attended Maynard De Vos. scoutmaster. Jim Kirk, .assistant scoutmaster; Fred Dui-renberg, assistant scoutmaster; George McGowan. Otis Banker, Dennis Martell, Sr., and Charles Messel, Sr., committeemen; Hugh Kirk, neighborhood commissioner; and Scouts Jim DeVos, Dennis Mavt.ell, John Beato, Chris Newkirk, Ricky Moore, Dale Haldeman. Gary Prater, Denny Banker, Jim Girth. Chuck Messal, Dennis McGowan. Greg Green. Cory PattersoVi, Ken Roby, Mac McDonald, and Tommy Messel, wha is too young to be a Scout but acted as mascot for Troop 162. About half the people of South America live in Brazil Brazil is the largest country in South America. . . and the f o u r t h l a r g e s t c o u n t r y i r v t h o world. A large variety of tempting dishes e^vaits milady's appetite at the luncheon which will be served at Berenice and Whitey's pn Tuesday, Mar<ih 29--beginning at 12 no6n. The Ladies of the Lake will be. the hostesses at the lunqheoin. Tickets will be available1 for:gu I -small sum and may be putchased from Bet^y' Poledna. Louise Hammefstein. or ^ny of the members of the ladies' organization. Vi-- The food which is prepared and served 'by professiona l I chefs--promises to be noiU^i^- ing and tasty. W%t a fa^Mor the galis} „ : . Proceeds from the luncheon will be used for improvements i in our own community. fet style by proud momma. En-, joying the entire proceedings were "big" sister -- Colleen-- age, 20 months, the maternal grandmother. Mrs. Catherine Grenney and paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Godina of Lakemoor. , An interesting aside -- this makes four generations of girls in the Godina family! Why Wait? It won't be long before the dbg tags and vehicle stickers will be due. According tb Emma Pyritz, village clerk, purchase of same has been very sketchy and it would appear that most residents are waiting for that favorite time -- "the last minute"!! / Don't procrastinate. Take yourself to the home of Mrs. Pyritz early while she can still give you her undivided' attend tion. Presented at the Font i Wee Donna Catherine -~f. the • four week old daughter of Mi\^ j and Mrs. Ronal Godinai , was j christened at St. Pa^ck's j church on Sunday, Feb. Far • ther Coakley officiated. ' Ck>dparents were Miss Virginia Godina of Lakemoor and John i Klapperich of the village. | After the service, members i of the family gathered at the i home of the parents for a succulent ham dinner, served buf- Comic Cut-ups A dress made from 2,000 safety pins, a back-washing brush, and an "Italian lute" were some of the fascinating and amusing prizes doled out on Saturday night when the McCullom Lake Men's club gave a combination bowling and dancing party. "Scotch couples" was the set-up on the bowling deal at the Palace . Recreation center. All couples were split up and paired off, with the man rolling the first ball and the distaff member using the second ball Tire results proved quite hilarious! - Mardy Lorch won the fancy dress, but will be unable to model it for a few more months! The "Italian lute" was presented to Elaine Todd -- (for a description of it -- see one of the club members), a barrel with six tiny glasses suspended was awarded to Gerry Jensen, Anne Matthesius won a dust pan and six dishcloths, a half-dozen dish towels and coasters was taken home by Barbara Brand while s i s t e r - i n - l a w A r d e l l e B r a n d was the recipient of the back washing brush. Eleanor Bowling was ecstatic with her seventy- six clothes-pins, llil Hansen equally overjoyed with a dish rack, and Mrs. Rob Buss promises to put her clothes pin holder to good use. Censorship prevents us from describing the prize won by Ted Smith!! | Dave Hansen, who had sore I fingers from constructing the fancy "pin" gown, was in charge of prizes, while Len Jensen, Jr., was the games chairman, and Ed Todd was responsible for feeding the mob. An excellent committee. From the bowling alley, the couples returned to Berenice and Whitey's for dancing and refreshments which included baked ham and beans (separately, of course) potato salad, and all the trimmings--served buffet style. This party was "one for the books", and all the members are eagerly awaiting March 19 when St. Patrick's Day will be the excuse for another evening of revelry. Wonder what the committee will dream up for this shin-dig! H-_ schedule of the second and fourth Thursday of e a c h. month. Infant Named * Word was received .from Mrs. Harriet McNamara that the name of her tenth grandchild is Nancy Colleen McNamara and her parents -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNamara. reside in DesPlaines. COURT BRIEFS Gal of the Week Is Mrs. Violet Gates as she celebrates her natal day on Saturday, F<sb. 27. "Shot in the Arm" An interesting inducement has been added to the reason for attending the public parties given by the Cullom-Knoll association building fund com' mittee. Last Saturday night proved successful at McDonald's and the place will be repeated' on March. 4. The committee gleefully reports that the total fund now exceeds the four-hundred dollar mark! This is due in large measure to donations received from many contributors including Elmer Thorp. Charles Brennan of Ringwood, Theodor Olsen. the Polednas, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shigley, Jake Levesque, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hanna, the Clayt Nelsons. Emma . Pyritz, Mr. and Mrs. Larry 1 Murray, a n d Art Stuhlfeier. | Anyone wishing to make a doj nation may do so by contact- ' ing Ed Hammerstein or Frank ; Poledna. Checks, may be made ; payable to the Cullom-Knoll ! building ftaid. That takes care of the news events from this department. Bye for now and we'll see you next week. McHenry police reporteel Tuesday of this week that two runaway girls, 15 years old, returned to their Lakemoor homes of their own accord after being reported missing on : Feb. 18. The girls failed to ar- | rive at high school, after which I their absence was reoprted to ; police. One came home on. the j twentieth and the other on the ! twenty-second j An all-point broadcast was ; put out by authorities during : the time they were missing. LICENSES SUSPENDED Secretary of State Charles F. Carpehtier announced the suspension of the drivers' licenses of eight in McHenry county, all for three violations They are Allen Bentz of Alden. F^aul Grenawalt . of Crystal Lake, Harold Kautz of Spring Grove, Joseph Komes of Algdnquin, Henry Lawniczak of Richmond, George Nowak and Jesse Soncek of McHenry and Louis Tamarri of Mnrengo. A Wonder Lake woman arrested for driving under the influence of liquor and not having a driver's license was fined $40 when she appeared in court last Saturday. Three tickets were issued gy ! local police this past week for ! violation of the winter narking ; regulations which specify that no car may be parked on the street throughout the night: RECEIVES APPOINTMENT Albert Stilling has been appointed precinct committeeman in McHenry 3. He takes the place of Peter Thelen. who is not a candidate in the spring primary. At[TO RACE SANCTIONED The 100-mile National Cham- , pionship Auto Race at the Illinois State Fair has received : official sanction for the 1960 running of the event. Fair officials are considering the erection of additional temporary seats on each side of the grandstand this year to accommodate some of the thousands who annually are turned away. Ladles Will Meet Tonight The Ladies of the Lake will ; hold a social tonight, Thursj day, Feb. 25 at the home of Mrs. Marie Howe on Fountain Lane. The time is 8 p.m. and all the women of the community are invited. 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