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f /' Pago Fourteen Lakeland Park Carnival Opens tonight June 21 Gloria Flannigan - 385-4710 Barbara Meurer - 885-4856 This evening is the opening of our fifth annual carnival. Tonight is kids night and rides will be at out prices. The carnival will run through June 24. Location is the corner of highway 120 and Meadow Lane. There will-be all sorts of rides and arcade ^booths along with a refreshment and food booth. So here is a plea for nice Weather for the four days. See you there? THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 21. 1962 * Ice Cream Social « The Women's club is planning an ice cream social again this year. The date is set for Sunday, July 22. There will be a bicycle and buggy parade so come on "kids start thinking of decorating ideas. There will be prizes awarded lor the nicest decorations. Community House Schedule Saturday, June 23,. Squares .(evening); Monday, June 25, (evening) Regular LPPOA board meeting; Tuesday, June 26, 2-12 noon, Dancing classes; Wednesday, June 27 (even i n g * , L i t t l e L e a g u e o p e n meeting. Thursday, June 28 (evening >, News letter committee. . Are you contemplating planning, a party, bridal shower, wedding party or" party of any kind and wondering how your home can carry the load? Well, our community house rill help to solve this problem. Call Jo Rizzo at 385-2728 for bookings. eryone seemed to enjoy all of that home prepared food. Much thanks goes to Petey Oakford. Doris Bock, Dolores Murphy, B a r b a r a M e u r e r , S h i r l e y George and Jan Kozy. Thanks also to Lyda for her cooperation and Helen Straridquist, who is always there to help. Each year we hear what a nice thing our community smorgasbord is. This year some good folks even called to take a part in it. We really appreciate these kind donations. The committee wouid also like to thank all the good people who consented to donate their domestic touches from the kitchen. We asked many women who were not club members this year and we really appreciate *heir nice cooperation. Toots Gerstad has all the dishes at her house, 1409 N. Oakwood Court, Lakeland Shores. Anniversary Wishes Happy anniversary to Helen and Larry Strandquist who will celebrate 43 years of wedded bliss on Saturday, June 23. To Roy and Dorothy Meineke who celebrate their nineteenth year on June 26 To Bill and Dorothy Humphreys who will celebrate 26 years bf togetherness on the twenty-fourth of .Tune. To Tim and Louise Mc- Enery who will celebrate thirty- six years of wedded bliss on June 25. May you all have a happy day and many, many more years of togetherness. Baseball Schedule Sunday, June 24 -- Tigers vs. Cubs. Monday, June 25 -- Orioles vs. Braves. Tuesday, June 26 -- Pirates vs. Sox. Wednesday, June 27 -- Orioles vs. Cubs. Thursday, June 28 -- Sox vs. Tigers. In the games iast week the Cubs lost to the Pirates 9 to 13 and the Orioles beat the Tigers 12 to 8. May you all be up and around very soon and we're sure everyone is praying for you all. Also to Ruth McMahon who his not been feeling too well. May you be up and around soon. Demonstration Shirley George was hostesis last Thursday evening, June 14, for a demonstration. She had about twenty-five guests for the occasion. Billy Graham Crusade Sunday, June 17, Gladys Hafer attended the Billy Graham Crusade at Soldiers Field with a group from. Crystal Lake. Bridge Club Outing: The bridge club went on its annua^iieht out last Tuesday, June 12. They had a delicious dinner at a popular restaurant in Crystal Lake. Those attending were Ann Herzog, Bernice Boyce, Louise Mc^nery, Ann Leigh, Joyce Braun, Lucille Dietz and Ivy Lezak. Ruth Mc- Mahon was unable to attend because of illness. The gals will resume again in fall. Baseball Meeting Theie will be an open meeting of the Lakeland Park boys baseball club Wednesday, June 27. Smorgasbord Committee For another year the hard working committee on the smorgasbord can feel "success". The committee was smaller and next year we hope for some volunteer help, but they did a terrific job and ev- Birthday Wishes Happy birthday to Eddie Bock who will be five years old today, June 21, to Joan Burmann and Inge Pissowatzki on June 27; and to little David Cygan who will be two years old also on June 27; to Rosalie Slonina, Arlene Bartos. Fran Cina and Alice Quaiver who all share the same day of June 29; and to Johnny Koch who will be seven on June 25. May you all have a nice day. Get-well Wishes To Charles Pintozzi of 4913 W. Home avenue who was operated on last Thursday at St. Joseph hospital in Elgin. Millie, his wife, reports he is coming along just fine; and to Millie and Charles Pintozzi's son-in-law, Ralph Johnson of 4312. W. Crestwood, who also has been in St. Joseph's hospital in Elgin with a slipped disc. He will return home sometime this week. And to the Pintozzis' granddaughter, Diane Pintozzi of Crystal Lake, who will be in the Children's Memorial hospital in Chicago by the time this paper comes out. She will undergo a heart operation. Christmas Already? Here's a cooling thought. The Kraters spent the day in Chicago last week at a Christmas show for buyers. Father's Day Doings Bill and Ann Herzog spent Father's day entertaining Bill's children, Mr. and Mrs. Marberg and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herzog, both of Oak Park. Ann prepared a delicious dinner for them and afterwards took them on a tour of our subdivision. Petey and Jack Oakford spent Father's day entertaining Jack's father, John Oakford, Sr., of Chicago. Petey had prepared a wonderful dinner and there was a lot of conversation done the rest of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kroening and children Bpent Father's day in Chicago with Bob's folks. A delicious dinner was served and enjoyed by all. The Chuck Campos spent the weekend in. Chicago. Saturday they celebrated Grace's nephew's birth day, Chuckie Salazar, who will be 5 on June 19. Then on Sunday they went to Chuck's mothers and had their Father's day dinner. The Don Gerstads celebrated Father's day with dinner at Don's folks and then went to Toot's folks for a picnic supper. They managed to leave for home just ahead of a terrific storm. Birthday Celebration Saturday evening Jean and Joe Solari came out from Chicago to help Matt and Sue Grizely celebrate her birthday by going out for dinner. Shirley Meurer's birthday was c e l e b r a t e d l a s t F r i d a y w h e n her Grandma and Grandpa Meurer stopped out for the evening. Then on Monday afternoon she celebrated agafri when the Kroening and Campo families and her brothers and sister went to the beach for a splash party, after which they returned to the house for ice cream cones. Graduation Party Cindy, Shirley and Max Koch went to the high school graduation party of their cous- Mi. Howard Plante, Sunday in Oak Park. A buffet supper was served and a grand time was had. Vacations Last week Linda Grizely spent the week at grandma Mester's house in Chicago. This week Sue's sister, Sharron Mester,, is spending the week with them. Visiting John and Gloria Flannigan and daughter, Kathy, spent last weekend in Cicero. They attended a night at the races with a club to which John belongs. They were the guests of friends, Jen and Jim Flanagan, and spent Sunday with ihem enjoying a delicious back yard picnic. On Wednesday, June 13, Paul and Alma Brushaber visited the Beherendts in Lilymoor. They came home with plants for their garden, given to them by Marie Beherendt and her neighbor, Mrs. Ehret. On Friday, June 15, Alma and Paul drove to Burlington, Wis., where they spent the day with Frieda and Rudy Shultz. Alice and Joe Prorak have their grandson, Grady Giampaola, staying with them for the summer. They also had their nephew, Ed Burke, visiting lust, weekend. aqd Mrs. O. G. Sandstrom, former pastor of the church Lyda and Bill attended before moving to McHenry. Winding Strips Yes, we are still saving the winding strips and instant coffee labels and a call to Lyda .Radisch 385-2754 and she will I be happy to pick them up. Or, if you wish, you can drop them off at her home. We appreciate the fine co-operation on this project. Visitors Newsletter All news items for the Lakeland Park newsletter should reach the editor, Lyda Radisch, by the end cf this week. The Radisch home on Knoll avenue was actually as busy as the proverbial "bee-hive" this past weekend. On Friday afternoon their eldest daughter, Shirley Lexow, her husband, Chuck, and son, Paul, flew up from Dallas, Texas. They spent Friday and almost all day Saturday helping Bill celebrate Father's day, then went on to Chicago to visit Chuck's folks. Lyda's brother, Ralph Ker.dig of Oak Park, was there Saturday too and enjoyed visiting with tf'h e "Toxans".. On Sunday their youngest daughter, Jackie Riley, her husband, Carl, and Susan, Carl, Jr., and "little Lyda" from Chicago were here for the day and enjoyed a cookout. Other Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brozek of Oak Park, old school chums of Lyda's; also Rev. Democratic Club The Lakeland Park regular Democratic club will disband their meetings for the summer months. They will resume their meetings on Sept. 20. Also, they are planning to attend one of Pistakee Highlands Democratic meet i n g s this summer. MILK VOLUME INCREASE Totaling nearly 559,700,000 pounds, the largest volume of milk in the history of the Chicago market was delivered to Chicago Order 30 handlers in May, Harry L. Edwards, director of marketing for Pure Milk Association, reported today. May deliveries totaled over 9 per cent more than for the same month a year ago. The minimum price paid dairy farmers for this record volume of milk was $3.60 per cwt. on base milk, with a 23-cent superpool included, and $2.97 per cwt. on excess milk. These prices are for milk of 3.5 percent butterfat test delivered to plants within the 55- to 70- mile zone. Use The Classifieds BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU SCNOAY, JUNE 24 "FINDING YOURSELF IN " • TODAYS WORLD" The program .will include the experience of a businessman * who made substantial prog* ress as he recognized his true purpose and identity. Radio: WATT (820 kc) Sun. 9.00 a.m. WCLM-FM (101.9 mc) 8:45-^ Church Picnic On Sunday, June 24, the Methodist church has its all church picnic at the Harry Hans' home. Bring enough food for the whole day plus a dish, either salad or dessert to pass. 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