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Rppjmpp s™mg^WSiiilrtrnWiwi iwffllmeTrw P V .1 ifiw l7lHll6 ITlMliralfriBllTlUllll^ |>riilirawnr^ftEBBm^aaSSwawMBH36CBBEB8B5Samai^ ~'»i- 11*11 . '" '• i£;'«; SUPPLEMENT TO THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEH ** « i:>$--'*•• Roman's Club Meets April 2 *• ':!">*->y^tji •»: *• ;'i% ^*"'«VT v Barbara Meurer - 385-4356 l$ay Druml \ . \ ; . . j' dia April .21, at 8:30 pun. the • • " Woman's club will meet to hold '""Ulelv election of officers. Nominations are still being taken by Wilma Crane or Arlene Bartos so give them a call. Refreshments will be served and ^T^Jipre will be a sampling of our »» pamy social. .,*>*• .. .„. . . New Clerk Our LPPOA officers and Board' * '*"Ipembers have with de^p "regret .»» accepted the resignation of ; v Helen jSjtrandquist as clerk. '••V Helen has been a faithful and 1,1 : hard working member of 1 his ^'Subdivision for many, many * ^years and her services will be ^ greatly missed. The subdivi- >* sioh wants Helen to,know how •v grateful they are to her for all i her many, many hours of service she has given. Charles Siegmund will take over Hel- : •• • en's old job as clerk on May ; 1 and \ve know everyone wish- *••• es liim the best of luck. . .. . Troop .458 News The meeting of March 17 was tv started off by the presentation of colors by the Commanche Patrol, ' There "was a board of review at .this meeting, Kevin ^ Drum! and Tony Wagner went s .before the board, results will ' be announced next week. Next Z. week, March 31, there will be *• a parents and awards night. Vthe Scouts are to be at the ^Community Ho»ise at 6:30 and ^tjie parents at 7. The troop .k Jwent to Anton Rebel's house to •^see* his exhibit of fish. He has w*8every kind of fish (almost), in ^many aquaviunis. If you have ;L any himipage, give it to a Boy •:i»Scout or call Mr. Daurio at WJ385-3160 or Mr. Eckhart at ^6^-1308. The rummage sale will be on April 10, 11 and 12. 2^<lnny Kamp's patrol, the Ea- Xgles, is working on shields for the Indian fiance team and * PafilH,S6hwengers patrol, The Gomanches, is working on their • patrol ~box. RespectfuHy-suh mitted, Paul Schwegel, Scribe. 1 Community House Schedule ^ Please, contact Jo Rizzo at "^385-2728 for any reservations ™rfiz cancellations. Wednesday, --March 25, T:30 Little League riXMeejfihg. Friday, March 3 to 6 Dancing Classes, Mteiday, March 30 3:30 to 5:30 Scout Meeting. Tuesday, •ifarch 31, 6:30 Boy Scouts 1, fflj* Bpy Scovjt Parents Night; esday, April 1, 7:30, /Cub nlittee Meeting, Thursday, 1 2r. Women's Club, EJecof Officers, 8:30. Girl Scouts new girl, Pam Laursen, was welcomed into our troop ""last week Monday. There were -two visitors, Kathy Becker and Btrbara Osmon. We started ...cfcur meeting with the pledge to the flag and our Girl Scout promise. We had a short meeting, with- a discussion * on the " cookie^sal6 and what we were Tto .bring next week. We clo^tu •op£-~meeting with 'he friend- JsBip circlfe with P&m Laursen - as a new member starting the "IT IJttl'3 League' --ISifty-seven boys and about m <n adults showed up tor 4be little league registration < J05ght last Wednesday. Fourteen of these boys were new- .'crmi rs. Thfc Txiys were treat f.d to ice cream and pop and en- -'joyeti a film of last years 19t>3 'World Series. It was a very enjoyable evening for all. Tryouts for all i'e»v boys will be held at the Community house baseball field on Saturday, April 4, at one o'clock. All hoys are to have their applications in to their managers or Ron Meuer as soon as possible aSid any boy who doesn't have an application dan pick one up at P.OQ Mcurer's, 4fc't^ W, Pr. irie. ' Happy Plrthda.v Wishes Our very best birthday wishes go to Connie Parisi and John Licastro and to Cvar* I>an Schaen?l who will foe 2 all on Mar. 27. To Greg Bartos who will be 10, A1 DeMillier who will te 11, and to Mary and Frank Sweeney who all celebrate on the 28th of March. Best wishes also goes to Carl Thompson who will be 13, to Carol Funk who will be 9 and to Florence Piasecki who all celebrate on the 29th of March. To Dorothy Glorch, and to Adele Kroening who both share the 30th go many wishes and to Ronnie Kan p who will be 11 and Judy Slonina who will bs 6 both on the 31st. On Aprii 1 Butch Dow^ll will celebrate his eighteenth birthday and Debbie' Koczar will have her sixth. Get-Well Wishes to Dolly Nowell who was put in the hospital last week with an infection throughout her systenv We hope you are back on your feet real soon Dolly. We also express get-well j wishes to Virginia Hodges who ' just spent 3 weeks in the hospital. She had a pinched nerve irr! a slipped disc among other things and has had to br- in traction. She is now at home but will still be in traction for 2 more weeks. I'm sure she would like to have visitors and cards from he* many friends and neighbors. Get-well wishes also go to Nancy Matthews who blossomed cut with chicken pox last week, and to all the other children around who have this or any of the ether childhood diseases. We wish well to Kathy Campo who only has a week and a half left before her cast conies off. It's been a long -timer Kathy, hope you're up and running around real soon. We heard that Pat Gilbertson is home now but still not too stoaiy on her feet. Hone your feeling better real soon Pat. tax, which most of us would like to see don!? away with. Marty Apel reached age 9 on March 22. but on the 18th his rnom had a terrific birthday party for him. Enjoying all the fun and refreshments were Stas Parkiewicz, Skip Jensen, Tommy Kosickl, Norbie Kwiatek and Robbie Wickenkamp. We'd like to exter\d belated birlhday wished to young Martv. • > The Rizzo home was a house filled with merriment from Friday after school until Saturday afternoon. The occasion was a pajama birthday party in Jo Ann's honor. The group was determined to beat the record of staying lip so they must have, as no one slept a wink all night. . The girls spent Friday " night playing records, dancing: eating, playing darts and Bumper pool and telling wierd ghost stories. Mom, JO, gave up at 2 a.m. and tried to get some sleep. Very early Saturday morning three of the girls had to be in towtr to sell Girl Scout cookies and the r.hfrs were frolicking arojnd in P. J.'s curlers and what have you when a phone call from the girls choir nun came, time 9:35--would the girls sins for a 10 a.m. funeral mass, was Sister Concetta's request. Jo reports, curlers, pajama's etc. went every which direction as the girls ate and got dressed. Jo had them in church at 1 minute to 10. Even tho clad in slacks, the girls did a fine job of singing and their voices had been in use all night. At 1 the girls went roller skating and at 3 several of the group had thoir weekly dancing >? \ c The Rizzos" dog, "Whisk^ s' was stil' sleeping on Monday as he stavawake A'ith tho gir-^:. Helping Jo Ann celohrrtte were' her sister, Paulette, Kathy Becker, Jody Osman,. Wendy Dralle, Mary Martin, l anette Merkel, Mary Lou Miller,, Kathy Weyland and Jeanette Weber. Terry Houck was unable to attend. Sounded like a very terrific party; Bette and Bill Kamp have bf.eome charter members of the B/W.W.G..S. Klub Hope they have a ball at their first t ocial affair Helping Aggie Prazak bring in a new year last Saturday after bowling were, Gloria and Ken Vanek, Jane Grothman, Eleanor and Clar Hearle an? of course Aggie's better hal Joe. The group had a wonderful time and we heard the home made apple strudel was delicious. Friday to Sunday proved a very fun filled Weekend for, our j^rcup that loves to play card Friday evening Helen Kraskiewics \Vas hostess to Ivy Lezak, Delia Julian and Ann Herzog. During the day this same group had beeri guests of Ann Herzog. They all worked on the Swedish dishes that Ann is making and also found time to get in card games. Saturday evening Edna and Tom Hountras, Delia Julian and Ann Herzog were pinochle players at the Mandziara home. Heard it was a wonderful evening. On Sunday the group visited and played cards at the Hountras home. Sounds like this grcup had r wonderful weekerx. Gvaiidn;u and grandpa Rode were out on Saturday to help Leah celebrate her birthday. Leah's cousin. Kathy, was also rut. The Meuror family had a wonderful day last Sunday when they visited with Ron's cousins on thoir fann in Walnut, 111.. The children were real thrilled to be able to pet three calves and their mother, who were as friendly as can be. These steer all belhng to 4 H'ers which accounts for t h?ir frit ndliness. The youngsters also gathered eggs, finding them all over the barn, when we came home we had four very tired chiidien with W. Lrague on Wednesday; March 25, at 7:30. . . H , Reminders Remember the Boy Scouts1 •vith all your, rummage. iMcl; ups will be m°do hy calling Ji:n Daurio or Lo.s Eckhart. Parems and awards night will be March 31.. All residents who haven't paid their duei for the quarser aie reminded ihey most be ii: this week. Mark April 8 at 8 p.m. on your calenders in red so you 11 remember to be at the Genera! meeting of L.P.P.O.A. Election of new board members will take place on that evening. Open meeting of our Little Happy Easter We both wish our.readers a /?ry blessed and hapt>y Easter. If I ir.ay I'd like to sand a very spcc.:hi greeting to our Mar'." o Sori through the Plaindeakr he receives in Okinawa, hype Votj have a nice day Dave4. Th? unfortunate thing about balmy spring weather is that it apnear3 to affect some motorists the same way. The Institute for Saffr TJ jng says never permit spring exhuberance to affect common sense driving practices. Airlines have one unsung advantage over, railroads -- they kill fewer motorists. According to the Institute for Safer Living, more than 1,000 persons still die in railway crossing accidents-each year. Strolling Through The Park Nedra Eckhart's mother, Mrs. Chamberlin, is spending a week visiting with the Eckharts. Nedra's brother, Wayne, brought Mrs. Chamberlin out on Sunday for her visit. jiee Glorch visited with Ann Herzog last week. Polly and John Licastro spent Sunday evening with Marge and Carl Elshoff. The Wickenkamp youngsters celebrated their release from chicken pox confinement by going to downtown Chicago and taking in the sights as well as attending the Shrine Circus. After swimming in that wonderfully warm Gulf water off Florida last weekend Irv Becker had to get into some mighty chilly water this past Sunday when a water pipe broke under his house. Dottie and Irv are both carrying around a nice tan irom their trip. Jo Ann Riz?c's aunt, uncle and cousins from Chicago helped Jo Ann celebrate her birthday last Sunday. La Verne and Frank Hrorriec attended the bi-partisan meeting of the Better Government Club last Friday." 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