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fawdiy, January 25. 1962 Lekeland Park Car Stickers Now Available fikfU Fbutnigan - EV &-4710 Chris Foszcs - EV 6-4M2 \f THE McHENRT PLA1NDEALER The garbage services dues Will be due on Feb. 1. Please your monies to your block itain. Also you will be able to get your car sticker for xm. All block captains are to pick up their stickers for 1962 at Helen Strandquist's home as soon as possible, Minstrel Showboat This Sunday, Jan. 28, the jUaliel&nd Park showboat will present its show at the Marengo high school at 3:30 p.m., sponsored by the Marengo IP.T.A. Also it will be presented at the Harrison school in Wonfter Lake, sponsored by fht Wonder Lake Kiwanis club on Flpfo. 11 at 3. Chorus rehearsals will be every Friday at 7:30 at the community house. Anyone interested in joining the show- Mat is most welcome. Women's Club Next Thursday, Feb. 1, the Women's club will hold its tiioftthly meeting. It is to be a social night. There are many surprises in store for all who attend. Sq come on gals mark this date down and come and Hive a good time. Cub Scout News Cub Scout Pack 459, will its monthly pack meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 31, at T:'3Q; Hope all parents will be theue. Next month and each jnonth there after meetings \pili be on the third Monday 6f each month. Cub Scout Nickel Circus Hope everyone in Lakeland Fprk and Shores will reserve it least one hour on Sunday, Feb. 18, to attend the Cub Scout, Pack 459, nickel circus Its' planning has been with real excitement and great hope* W htake the Pack's first venture a huge success. So please plan on spending some time OR that Sunday, Feb. 18 at the community house. There wil* bt all sorts of games and refreshments. Schedule for Community Home Friday, Jan. 26 -- 7:30 Minstrel Chorus Group; Saturday, Jan. 27 -- 8 The Squares; Stirtday, Jan. 28 -- Minstrel group makeup to be put on between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 29 -- 8 p.m. joint board meeting of association board, Women's club board find baseball club board. Tuesday Jan. 30 -- Boy Scout t$i&tiiig; Wednesday, Jan. 31-- Brownies 3:30 to 5 -- 7 Pack liiegting. (This meeting is makeup for Jan. 15 meeting.) After this every third Monday of each month as it always has been. Elects Officers Last Thursday evening th« Lakeland Park regular Democratic club held its monthly meeting. There was election o! officers and the new officers are: President - Bud Uttich, Vice-President, Ken Barker; Secretary, La Verne Hromec; Treasurer, Dick Burmann; Directors, Bill Casey, John Flannigan, Jerry Rogers, Bob Miller and Jim Quaiver. The guests of the evening were Mrs. A1 Pearsin and daughters and Bill Bolger. The meetings will be held every third Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. at the community house. All democrat* are welcome to join. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday to John Reining who will be ten years old on Jan. 27, to Linda Zimny who will be 9 years old on Jan. 31, to George Baumgarter who chalks up another year on the twenty-ninth of January, to Debbie Gladman who will celebrate nine years on Jan. 29, to Danette Bock who will be two on Jan. 30 and to Bobby Idstein who will be four on Jan. 28 and still some more wishes to Carol Matthews who will be one year old on the twenty-seventh of January and to Terry Lynn Kozy who will be one / on Jan. 28. And last but not least Robby Wohnrade who will be seven on Jan. 30. Belated wishes to Suzy Hulbert who was four years old on Jan. 10, to Bethann Koch who was four on Jan. 19 and to Danny Koch on Jan. 24. May you all have a happy day. * - •r ' » , - • ; Birthday Doings Suzy Hulbert, who was four years old on Jan. 10, had a party at her grandmothers, Mrs. Hake in Chicago on Jan. 11. On Jan. 14 Suzy also had her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hake and cousins, Roy and Dale, of Wauconda over for a birthday dinner and all the .trimmings. The birthday club met last Tuesday, Jan. 16, at Vicky Bottari's home. Vicky was hostess for the guest of honor, Millie Pintozzi. Enjoying that delicious chocolate cake and ice-cream were Marge Frank lin, Rita Zimny, Esther Cygan, Ruth Roach, Dorothy Hum preys, Lee Glorch and Gloria Flanningan. Unable to attend was Jean Parisi. Pamela Foszcz had a birth* day party on Saturday, Jan. 20. Goodies were served, games were played and prizes awarded. The children also enjoyed some cartoons which Pammy's uncle happily provided. Hie children who helped celebrate were little Debbie Brunow, Mary Ellen Johnson, Suzanne Gerstad, Marian, Anette, Ruthie, Lcrraine and Christine ••• Nicolai and Pammy's two sitters, Karen and Debbif. Birthday Doings Bill and Joan Krater and family went to Chicago on Saturday, Jan. 20, to help celebrate the birthday of Joan's mother, Mrs. Marguerite Walker. Mrs, Walker's birthday is actually on Thursday, Jan. 25. Joan and Bill presented Mrs. Walker with a beautiful pastel portrait of herself which she accepted with much pleasure. Bill'b sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. Essig. They traveled 167 miles to Bridgman, Mich, in all that miserable weather to be there for this wonderful celebration. They had a most enjoyable time and arrived home safe and sound. John and Gloria Flannigan attended an installation party in Cicero last Saturday evening. Attends Whiter Carnival The Home Builders pf the Methodist church had their annual winter carnival last Saturday, Jan. 20, at the Thomas home in McHenry. The Gerstads, George* Koches and Meurers attended the affair. There were about forty-five attending in all. All enjoyed skiing, tobogganing and skating. Afterwards they all enjoyed coffee and cake. Demonstration Shirley George was hdstes* for a demonstration last week Tuesd^(yf<Mpr guests were Jesse Matthews, Sue Grizely, Ann Wohnrade, Audrey Koczor, Donna Rode, Shirley Koch, Barbara Muerer, Marge Weber, Harriet Mikosz, Anna Hansen, Lottie Fescanco, Vivian Stelle and Diane Lauer. Tripoli Party Ann Herzog was the hostess for a Tripoli party last Wednesday, Jan. 17, in honor of Mrs. Bull of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Mrs. Bull has since returned home after a long visit witto her daughterT~Grace. The gals attending were Ruth Hauptmann, Ivy Lezak, Edna Hountras and Grace Mandziara. They enjoyed delicious high caloried desserts prepared by Ann. Visitors Tony and Carole Knor had overnight company on Saturday, Jan. 20. "I^ey were Tony's bfother, Ronnie Knor, and Carole's sister, Georgia Manning. Both are from Chicago. Visiting The Ron Buerers spent Sunday at the home of Barb's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, in Lombard. Sunday, Jan. 21, the Herzogs attended a golden anniversary party in honor of Meet Your Neighbor Old timers of three years are Ann and Rich Wohnrade of 1715 North Avenue. The Wohnrades moved here from McHenry. They both are graduates of McHenry high school. Although they knew each other in high school they were never high school sweethearts. It was the summer after graduating they met on a tennis court and the "love bug" bit them. The ^Wohnrades have been married \nine wonderful years and Wve three handsome sons, Robby, age seven, who attends Valley View school, David, age four, and Scotty, age three. Rich works for a utility company and enjoys all sports, Ann enjoys dancing and puttering in her flower garden. Both are avid tennis fans and card players. They belong to the P.T.A. and are members of the Zion Lutheran church in McHenry. VOTERS' LEAGUE INVITES PUBLIC TO HEAR SPEAKER * "Britain and the Common Market" is the topic chosen by G. Colin Mayhew for the general meeting of the Crystal Lake League of Woman Voters, to be held Tuesday, Jan. 30, at 8 p.m. The meeting will be held in Fellowship hall of St. Paul's United Church of Christ, 485 Woodstock street, near Rt. 14 and across from North school. Mr. Mayhew arrived from London on July 12, 1960( to take up his appointment as deputy consui-gerieral at the British Consulate. Mr. Mayhew, who was born in 1922, served in the Indian Army during the war and saw service in Burma, India and Western Europe. Lllymoor DISCUSS GIFT SHOP AT MONTHLY AUXILIARY MEET Shirley Schuerr The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Monday, Jan. 15. The gift shop was the main topic of discussion. Most of the merchandise has been marked down in price. The merchandise will be on display on Wednesday evenings from 8 p.m. till ??, and at other doings held at the community house. Isabelle Karmel gave her report on the Christmas party held for the children. The ladies of the auxiliary would like to thank all the women that donated the lovely cookies for the children. A pot-luck supper is being planned for Saturday, Feb. 10, at the community house. More details to follow next week on the supper. Hostesses for the January meeting were Marylyn Lo- Presti,, Lil Neumann and Ann Novak. The monthly prize was won by Eunice Tobey. Next monthly meeting will be held Monday, Feb. 5, at 8 p.m. at the community house. Hostesses for the February meeting af-e Teria Bellino, Eunice Tobey and Shirley Schuerr. Put your thinking caps on ladies and think of some ideas for the auxiliary to raise money. You will be asked for your ideas next meeting. Welcome Son Richard and Judy Pol in.ski are proud parents of a little boy. Anthony made his grand entrance Sunday, Jan. 14, weighing in at 7 lbs., 5 ozs. and 20 inches long. At home to welcome him is his brother, Richard, Jr., age three and Mary Lynn who will be a great big one year old Monday, Jan. 29. The proud grandparents are Herb and Marge Polinski and Mr. and Mrs. Colberg all of Lilymoor. Congratulations to you all. Cerebral Palsy Drive Lee Bassi, chairman of the C. P. drive, and her co-workers, Marylyn LoPresti, Lil Wajas and Shirley Schuerr are sorry to report the drive done very poorly this year. Here's hoping the C.P. drive will be a huge success next year. EAGLE SCOUT FROM COUNTY TO BE HONORED R i c h a r d D a l e M c D o w e l l , Eagle Scout of 322 Hiawatha Drive, Lake-in-the-Hills, Algonquin, will represent, the Blackhawk Area council, i5k>y Scouts of America, in State Citizenship Day ceremonies. Springfield, Feb. 4 and 5. Richard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McDowell and is a member of Troop 152, sponsored by , the American Legion Post No. 1231. He attends Dundee Community high Get Well Wishes and a speedy recovery goes to Bud Hueckstaedt and Herman Crawley. Bud was operated on at the McHenry hospital. I am happy to report that Bud is now convalescing at home. Herman was operated on Tuesday and is coming along nicely.' I hope to report that Herman is home and doing better each day next week. Page Fifteen school, where he is in the tenth grade. He attended the National Jamboree in Colorado Springs in 1960. Richard will attend ceremonies beginning on Feb. 4- -in Springfield, with a dinner 'attended by the notables of that community. On Monday morning he and the Other Eagle Scouts assembled will be guests of Governor Kerner for special ceremonies in honor of Boy Scout Week. He will be accompanied by Mai Ingison, district Scout executive of the Blackhawk Area council. 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