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Page Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, November 15, 1962 Lakeland Park URGE PARENTS TO ATTEND CUB SCOUT PACK MEET Gloria Flannlpan - 885-4710 Barbara Meurer - 885-4356 The monthly cub pack meeting is to be next Monday, Nov. 19, at the community house. Please parents attend with vour cubbers. Time: 7 p.m. Troop 459 It is with deep regret that Boy Scout Troop 459 has accepted the resignation of Mr. Bill Kamp as their committer chairman. Bill had to resign because of his type of work. The Kamps have been very active. They attend all our campouts and camporees and have always had both then station warrons available for much needed transportation. BiH was also one of the men who helped give Boy Scouts their beginnine. He'll l?e missed but we hope he will remain as active as his job permits. Troop 459 recently added a very handy piccc of equipment to their training supnlies. Senior Patrol leader, first class Scout, Mike Mathews made a very complete knot board for the troop. Cub and Scoutmaster Ed Druml. assistant Scoutmaster and Cub Scout committeeman ! Joe Prazok. and assistant Cub- , master. Bob Matthews, attend-, ed the Roundtablo last week J in Woodstock. The Scouts fall I camporee patches were given j to them and will be given to ; the boys at their next meet- j in£. These meetings are open to any one interested in air* phase of Scouting, besides all ( den mothers and leaders and | committeemen. There should be a lareer number attending. Hope we can be very well represented at next month's. The place is the Grace Luthern church in Woodstock. Date and time are Dec. 18, 8 p.m. The Boy Scouts started an Indian dance team last week. There were twenty-four of the trobp boys in attendance. This team meets weekly for practices at Scoutmaster Druml's house from 6:30 to 8. The boys will make their own Indian head dresses, moccasins and all necessary accessories. The dance team is committed to a performance in January and to the district camporee in soring already and they have just begun. We know they will be asked to many other functions once they are really ready. They will perform at other functions besides Scout affairs, if they are asked. This is a very worth while project for these boys. It helps them to learn and understand our American Indians and also keeps them occupied in something worthwhile. Parents: remember, Christmas would be an -ideal time to give your ScoUt his kits for- his headdress, moccasins, etc. Hell appreciate it very much and they'll be occupied for many hours making them. polls Sunday and also . to all those on the committee who gathered the information for us. Community House Schedule Thursday, Nov. 15. 8 p.m. Democratic club meeting. Friday, Nov. 16. 1-6 p.m. Dancing classes. Monday, Nov. 19. 7 30 Pack meeting. Tuesday, Nov. 20, 7:30 p.m. Boy Scout meeting. Call Jo Rizzo for reservation 385-2728. Copy for Newsletter Due Please get all copy to Lyda Radisch for the Lakeland Park newsletter no later than the twentieth of the month. Snowball Dnnre The seventh annual snowball dance sponsored by the Women's club is going to be held on Dec. 1 at the Johnsburg community house. Get your tickets now from any member of the Women's club and come out and have a ball for yourselves. CJet-well Wishes To Walter Pissowotski who is in McHcnry hospital undergoing some tests. May you get well soon Walter. Sympathy Our deepest syupathy goes to the Koehl family on the recent loss of Hank Koehl's father. Henry Koehl. last week. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday wishes go to Mary Daurio who celebrates her birthday today, Nov. 15, and to Paulette Rizzo who will be 15 years old tomorrow, Nov, 16. Birthday wishes also to Scott Kuhns who will be 2 vars on the eighteenth, and to Paul Rogers who will be 1. John Zimny who will be 12 and to Steven Knor who will be 4 all on the nineteenth, to Greg Braun who wilL be 2 vears old on Nov. 20 and to Mat hew Mazzone who will be 9 on the twentieth. Belated birthday wishes to Bob Kozy who celebrated on Nov. 17. Sorry we missed your day. Are You???? Are you participating and utilizing all the services and organizations provided and sanctioned by your Lakeland Park Property Owners association? There are Women's club, Little League, Democratic Club, Boy Scouts. Cub Scouts, Republican club and theatrical group. For any further information on these clubs you may call me at 385-4710. Election Results The election for the annexation of Lakeland Park to Mr- Henry took place last Sunday with almost 4 to 1 voting a g a i n s t . T h e f i n a l c o u n t w r s 378 nos and 94 yeses. We want to express our appreciation ti. all thc#e who worked at the Birthday Doings Alan Mall celebrated his eighth birthday with a few of his friends last Monday, Nov. 5. Guests were Jackie Davis, Ray Jett, Johnny Flannigai, and Mike Groteman. Game? were played and cake, ice cream and candy was served. The boys had a jolly, noisy time for themselves. Saturday evening a birthday celebration in honor of Boh Kozy was held with the following attending: Cy and Anne Kozy from Lakeland Park Bob's parents, Walter and Jo Kozy. from Palatine. Jan's mother. Helen Nelson, and hei friend. Tony, from Niles. Dorothy Johnson and her friend Gene, from Chicago. Carol Ernst and friend Waldo from Niles, and Carol and Rich Hill from Arlington Heights. Dancing was the main activity for the evening with sandwiches and cake and coffee being served later. Blue Bundles The stork visited the Roach home last Sunday, Nov. 11, by the way of Woodstock hospital. With him he brought Ruth and Jim Roach a baby boy. His name is Raymond James and he weighed in at 7 lbs., 6% ozs. and is 20 inches long. This is the Roaches' first child after thirteen years of marriage. Indeed you can bet your hat they are bursting with joy over him. Pink Bundles Ann and Wallv Kuhns became the proud parents of a darling little daughter Insl Thursday, Nov. 8. Holly Ann was born at McHenry hospital and tipped 1hc scales at 6 lbs.. miiniiiiiiiiiiiiimitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiin - Tor That MAN In Your LIFE * ttdHUMPAloo..: W.MtfMngJI.a, c«t, w Dcdn.„ ^ "wwblw. Chow from w >TORE for MEN 12 ozs. and is 20 inches long." Anxiously awaiting her arrival were brothers. Lance, 8 years old, and Scott, two years old. Also grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuhns, Sr., of Genoa City, Wis. Congratulations. Tripoly Party Ivy Lezak was hostess for a Tripoly party last Thursday afternoon. Those attending were Delia Julian, Edna Hountras, Louise McEnery, Ruth .McMahon, Grace Mandziara, Ann Herzog and Helen Krasskiewicz. Ivy served a delicious casserole, hot rolls, salid, coffee and dessert which they all enjoyed. The loot, was pretty evenly divided at thi" game. Lakemoor Remind Readers Early Deadline Carol Veimble A Delightful Dinner Dan-c Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pintozzi and son, Nicholas, invited Robert J. Glover as a guest to attend a lovely dinner in Chicago Saturday night, Nov. The dinner was sponsored by the Society Alleanza Ricceglianess which Charles Pintozzi has been an award member ior a number of years. Mr. am' Mrs. Anthony Pintozzi were also guests at the dinner. They nil enjoyed the delicious fo<v' that was served. The floor show was exquisite and the orchestra was out of this world. If you have news items you would -like in next week's issue, please take time out this evening to call them in. Due to the holiday next week the deadline is noon tomorrow. The number is 385-5287. Pajama Party Leah Rode had a pajama party last Friday evening with her two friends, Nancy Matthews and Linda Grizely. The girls had a grand time playing and talking, along with keeping everyone up with their chatter. Ladies League The Ladies league held their regular monthly meeting on Nov. 7. Hostess for the evening was Lou Gravenstuk. Bunco was played and winneit were: Rose Zelenka, Marie Hyatt and Helen Para. The booby prize was captured by Viola Arbogast. On the Sick List Get-well wishes go to Jerry and Joyce Maness who were hospitalized as a result of an accident which occnred on Rt. 120 just outside the village limits. • John Hosie sfy?nt a few days, in McHenry hospital after undergoing surgery. He is reported to be feeling much better. Birthdays Belated birthday wishes go to Marilyn Venable who celebrated her birthday, Nov. 10. I-Ior mother came out from Chicago to help her celebrate. Donald Massheimer celebrated his day at a family gathering at the home of his parents, Frank and Nona Massheimer, on Nov. 11. Neither of them would tell their age except to say they're slightly out of their teens. However, Don happily divulged Marilyn is a day older than he is. Newcomers A warm welcome goes to our new neighbors, the Allen family, who now reside on Pinegrove. Rev, Allen is the pastor of the Bethel Baptist church in Lilymoor. The Johnson family, who fprmerly occupied the house, has moved to Florida. Visitors and Visiting Sunday afternoon the Flannigans were visited by Gloria's mom and dad. Mr. and Mrs. F. Moravec of Richmond, and Gloria's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Moravec and children. Bobby. Patti and Danny, of Lake-in-the-Hills. Bud and Donna Stoltz had a very busy weekend last week. Donna's girl friend's family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tillman and family, spent Saturday night with them and the boys took off for hunting in the wee hours of the morning. Then on Sundav afternoon D o n n a 'j grandpa, Guy Grovesteen, and uncle. Harold/Grovesteen, of Beloit, Wis., stopped in for a visit. Mrs. Eileen Grondy, Petey Oakford's mother, spent a few days with th? Oakfords last week. The boys, Larry and Billy, were verv happy to have grandma with them. Ron Meurer's mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs. William Meurer, came up from Maywood Sunday to help eat a delicious turkey dinner. Attends Wedding Margo and Wally Schaedel attended a wedding in Chicago last Saturday, Nov. 10. M a r g o ' s g i r l f r i e r . d , M i s ? Denise Olsen, became the wife of Michael Folk. They report they had a very enjoyable time. Golden Anniversary Ray, EJsie, Larry, and Chip Cynowa along with Ray, Jr.. and his wife, Carol, attended the golden anniversary celebration of Ray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cynowa. The day began with eleven o'clock Mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary church in Chicago. A reception was held later. The hall was decorated in the traditional golden theme. Festivities began with a cocktail hour, after which the master of ceremonies gave a narration of the life they shared during the past 50 years. During the hot buffet dinner the microphone was left open so that guests could reminisce with the Cynowas and offer their congratulations. The evening was concluded with dancing It proved to be a truly memorable evening not only for the newlyweds, but to all who attended. To these fine folks go our sincerest wishes for many more years of happiness together. Class Reunion Ray and Elsie Cynowa attended the class reunion ot Immaculate Heart of Mary grade school, class of 1928. The party was held at a hall in Harwood Park. It was a real thrill for Ray to see the classmates he hasn't seen in 34 years. The evening began with a cocktail hour. 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Riverstream drive, McHenry, has earned a promotion at Wentworth Military academy, according to an announcement received this week from the Lexington, Mo., school. Col. Boyd F. Walter, professor of military science at the school, said that Jon has been advanced to the rank of the graduates introduced their mates and gave a short rundown on what had happened to them since graduation. The evening ended with group singing. At this point you are probably asking yourself, "dor.'t those Cynowas ever sit still?" Flsie hopes to sit down at least once before the holidays. That's It Farewell fur this week. Don't forget the early deadline and call tonight. cadet sergeant first class for displaying superior leadership qualities, executing orders in a commendable manner and accepting major responsibilities. Jon was given the duties of squad leader of Company B. Cadet Fidler has also qualified for membership in Wentworth Military Academy's honor guard drill team 'according to Maj. 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