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Twelve THE Mchenhy plaindealer Thursday, April 11,1963 c4 V Lakeland Park{ ^ HOLD LITTti? LEAGUE TRY-OUTS AT BALL FIELD Gloria Fiannlpao - 188-4710 - Barbara Metu-er - *8*4856 • This coming Saturday, April 13, will be try-outs for all new • Little Leaguers. These try-outs ^ -•re fur aii buys who have not played little league In Lake land Park before. Time is 1 p.m., at the old field. If any one doesn't know where thai is call Bob Matthews or ask any of the old players. Parents, remember, boys must have their . birth certificates, $3 and a supporter before they can play ball. This is for their protection. The fee covers their hats and insurance. Anyone still wanting to play can contact Bob Matthews, player agent for the league. Cub Scout Pack Meeting Attention: parents of Cubbers, there will be a pack meeting Monday, April 15, at the community house at 7 p.m. Let's have a nice turn out for this meeting. Refreshments will be served. their husband and father, Alton* Braem. Mr. Braem, age 76, passed away last Wednesday, April 3, at Hines hospital where he had been confined for nine weeks. He was laid to rest at Mt. Carmel in Maywood. Mr. Braem was a resident at 5218 W. Hunter for the l|0t seven years. Schedule For Community House Tuesday. April 16, 3-6 p.m. Dancing classes. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Boy Scout Indian dance practice. 7:30-9 p.m. Boy Scout meeting. Thursday, April 18, 8 p.m. Democratic club. Call Jo Rizzo at 385-2728 for reservations. Play Ball Anyone? A softball team is being formed in Lakeland Park and Shores. Any boys between the ages sixteen and twenty-one are welcome to join. Call Frank Sweeney at 385-1356 or Mike McEnery at 385-0546 before Saturday, April 20. The boys would like to get enough to get players so they could join the sdltball league in town. So, cerne on ali you boys who like to play ban, give these boys a ring. Burning Rubbish """I'm sure this has been said time and time again but evidently some people forget or !. jUst ignore the whole thing, but - it is against the law to burn your garbage. Please people, -let's* put our garbage out for the garbage men and save our •burners just for paper. At this time of year when people stai t * opening their windows to get some fresh air it is very offenjsjye to have to smel someones garbage burning, so please--*Dq Not Burn Your Garbage. Birthday Wishes "^Jlappy birthday wishes gp to ht* the following ladies who all 1 Celebrate their birthdays today •' April 11: Doris Bock, Dorothy 'Uttich, Delores Belohlavy, and a young lady of 8 years, Lyn * Cygan. Happy birthday also to Audrey Elmer on April 15, and •to Kevin Druml who will be 11 /XSSI* old on April 15. Christening Marvin and Shirley George 'had their baby, Kenneth Lee christencd by Rev. Carder on Palm Sunday at the Community Methodist church. Barbara and Eton Dixon had their baby, Chris Alan, christened by Rev. Carder, after which dinner was served for the immediate family. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy goes to Mrs. Elsa Braem, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Braem and Margaret O'Neil on the recent death of Get-Well Wishes Get-well wishes to Adelle Kroening who is in McHenry hospital for tests. Hope your feeling better real scon. Lakelank Park Couples Bowling League Last Saturday was sweepstake night for the Lakeland Park Couples bowling league as well as the play off between the first place team of the first half captained by Marv George and the first place team of the second half captained by Clar Haerle. Clar's team was handicapped by the absence of Rich Janzcak and took quite a beating losing all three games by quite a margin. The,, sweepstake money was divided six ways, first second and third for the ladies and first second and third for the men. Those ladies winning sweepstake money were Dorothy Becker with 60 pins over average, Anne Wohnrade with 59 pins over, and Eleanor Haerle with 47 pins over. The men were Ron Meurer with 158 pins over average, Bill Jaenicke with 74 pins over and Rich Wohnrade with 20 pins over. Congratulation to all you lucky people. We've ali had a lot of fun bowling together and will miss these Saturday nights, but hope we will all get together again next year for another successful bowling season. Birthday Doings A surprise birthday was given for Ron Meurer last Friday night as the fellows, Bob Matthews, Max Koch, Marv George and Ron were playing cards at Max Koch's home. The ladies arrived about 11 p.m. to join or I should say disrupt their card playing for coffee and cake. On Sunday afternoon Ron's folks, Mr. and Mrs Will Meurer, and Barb's mother, Mrs. Miller, came up for a roast beef dinner and birthday cake and ice crcam. Joe Parisi celebrated his birthday with a delicious chicken dinner at his mother's last Sunday. Those helping him celebrate were his wife, Gail, sons, Joey, Stevie and Tony, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Slonina and children, Karen, Judy and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Parisi, Margaret Jean Parisi and1 his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parisi, and Scotty Austin. Visitors And Visiting Jean and Bob Kozy attended a going away party for Bob Pierce last Saturday evening Under New Management CLARK STATION Giving Double Clark Value Stamps During Month Of April Clark Station SHI I W. I .fill St. WAUKEGAN GIRL WINS STATE PTA 63 SCHOLARSHIP Ann L. Lennarson, a senior at Waukegan Township high school, has been named winner ofsthe 1963 Golden Jubilee scholarship of District 26, Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers. She is the"9 daughter of Mrs. V. E. Lennarson, 462 Glendenning Place. Mrs. Lester Keepper made the annuoncement after thirtyone applicants from fourteen high schools in tlje three-county area -- Lake, Boone and McHenry-- which make up District 26 in the Illinois Congress, were considered by the committee of P.T.A. and school officials at their meeting at North Chicago high school. Ann will receive the scholarship in amounts of $125 per college semester. The $1,000 scholarship may supplement any other awards the winner may receive. It may be used at any college but the recepient must teach for two years in the state of Illinois following graduation. Applicants are scored on desire to at the Moose in Elgin. He is entering the service very shortly. Another party was held for him on Sunday at his motherin- law's home in Mt. Prospect for about twenty-six people. Toots Gerstad's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Berkinbine, Joey and Beth, were down from Sun Prairie, Wis., Sunday for dinner and a pleasant visit. teach, scholastic standing, character, leadership ability, Rental and physical health, while financial need and work experience are given secondary consideration. Entries were from AntiocL Twp. high school, Ela Vernon, Mundelein, North Chicago, Zion Benton, Waukegan Township, Wauconda, Huntley Consoli dated righ, Woodstock, North Boone Consolidated, Marengo Community, McHenry, Crystal Lake, and Grayslake. LIVESTOCK TEST The Illinois Department of Agriculture has warned live stock farmers to be certain that animals purchased from out of state have been properly tested and are accompanied by approved health certificates or permits as required by lawt and regulations of the state Agriculture Department's Division of Livestock Industry. Dr. Roy A. Thompson, superintendent of livestock industry, said this caution applies particularly to dairy and breeding cattle. 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