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Sunday;• AprlM'S; '1^5 LAKELAND m Jii BABBMEURER -- SAY DRUML MEM w-4S&* MEMBERS URGED TO ATTEND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The annual general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association will be held oh Wednesday, April 21, at 8 p.m. at our community house. This meeting will be your chance to voice your opinions where they will do some good as well as give you the chance to cast your vote for the vacancies of four retiring board members. The following men will be up for election, G. A. Douglas, William Frazier, Stanley Krueger, Lawrence Mc- Clure and Richard Walinski. All members of the board of directors serve our community without pay and deserve the cooperation of all of us, as well as our respect and gratitude for all their efforts and work. At this meeting there will also be representatives from the local board of improvements who will bring us up to date on the road program. Anyone that is going to be out of town on the 21st can obtain an absentee ballot from the board's secretary, Mrs. Nedra Eckhart, at her home, 5215 W. Willow Lane. She can be reached by phoning 385-1308. Absentee ballots must be returned to Nedra by April 19 in a sealed envelope. We have received many inquiries about our roads but we don't know the answers. We wish we could answer you but the answers should be at the meeting so we recommend that you be at the community house on Wednesday, April 21, at 8 p.m. to serve. Please, who ever has our Girl Scout Flag bring it back. Respectfully submitted, Cathy Humann, Scribe. Brownie Troop News The meeting was opened with the flag ceremony, taking of attendance and dues. The girls were called into Brownie Ring. We read from our handbook and then discussed the Mother's tea which will be on May 4. It was decided that each girl would bring one adult guest only. If the mother is unable to attend, an aunt Or neighbor may accompany the girl. Invitations for the tea were made. Patti Laursen served treats. Teresa Funk is hostess for next week. Clean-up was made. Community House Schedule Any reservations or cancellations for the community house must be made with Mrs. Joe Rizzo at 385-2728. Thursday, April 15, Regular Board meeting at 8 p.m. Monday, April 19, Girl Scout meeting at 4:30, Cub Scout meeting at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 20, Boy Scouts 6:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, April 21, L.P.O.A. General meeting. Thursday, April 22, Millstream Campers meeting at 8 p.m. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is extended to the wife and daughter of the late Ray Mendyk. Ray was not a member of our subdivision but managed the liquor store which is in our subdivision. Ray and his wife, Estelle, were known and liked by the many of their customers who live here. His friendly word shall be missed. Girl Scout Troop 820 On April 15 we said the Pledge of Allegiance and Girl Scout Promise. The two cadettes from troop 41 came and they taught us two new games. They are Street and Alley, Wolf and Macao. We painted our Macao sticks. On April 21, there is a father and daughter banquet at the high school. Every girl must bring a dish Best Wishes are extended to Paul Schwegel who celebrated on April i0 and to Vicki and Len Bottari who added another year of wedded bliss also on that date. Sorry we missed the day but we hope you had wonderful days. April 15 is deadline day for income tax but to Audrey Elmer, and Kevin Druml it's birthday celebration day. Elaine Bottari will be 10 on the 16th, and James McMillan will be 12. On the 17th Jackson Worm. Easter will be a double celebration day at the Campo home, Cathy will be 8 and also at the Becker home as Kenny will become a teenager. On the 19th Inge and Walter Pissowski, Jessie and Bob Matthews, Marion and Ken Hulbert all share their anniversaries. Hulberts will be celebrating their 13th. Butchie Morgenson and Ronnie Ferstrom will both be 11 and Ray Barle will be 16, all share the 19th as their natal day. April 20 has Nedra and Les Eckhart marking their silver anniversary. To each of you goes our very best for your own special days as well as for all the years to come. Little League Meeting- The welcome mat is out for all fathers who are interested in their boys playing ball. The regular Little League open meeting will be held on April 28 at,*, 7:30 at the community house and with the season soon to be starting there will be a lot of help needed. They are still taking applications from new and old boys so if you haven't turned in your applications get one from Ron Meurer at 4814 W. Prairie and also turn them in to him. Let's have a good turnout for the meeting next Wednesday, April 28. Cub Scouts Our regular Cub Scout Pack meeting will meet on Monday, April 19 at 7:30 p.m. All Cub scouts and their parents and families are invited to attend and enjoy the evening together. A kite derby is being planned for May sometime, so let's get busy and make your own special kite which will take a prize. Pony League Registration A special note for all 13 and the new SAAB Is selling so fast mm ppaes(gsB3BBm m..that we've got the greatest-ever USED CAR VALUES The new longer, lovelier, livelier SAAB is a soaring sales success. Result: startling bargains in used cars traded in for the new SAAB by hundreds of SAABhappy people. New SAAB, or used car -- which one for you? Either way, it's quite a deal. (OVERSEAS DELIVERY AVAILABLE) TOP USED CAR VALUES 1963 VOLVO, 1225, 4 Door $1,395.00 1961 V.W. Ghia Coupe $10954)g Excellent Selection of 100% Guaranteed USED SAABS -- 1959 to 1963 Models EUROPA MOTORS 14 jstedrl otd boy*, Pdny League registration will be held in tQwn at Ernie's Sport Store fr&n 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 24. Strolling Through The Park A mother and daughter banquet which was Held at the Community Methodist church last Friday evening was attended by Jessie Matthews and daughters, Nancy and Carole, Shirley George and Debbie, Barbara Meurer and Linda and Shirley, and Lyda Radish and her daughter, Shirley Lexow, and granddaughter, Lyda won a corsage for having the most grandchildren. Barbara Osmon joined the group later in the evening with Nancy Matthews and Linda Meurer in their dancing performance as part of the program. Shirley Meurer was also in the program. Gladys and Art Hafer had an old time friend out from Milwaukee over the weekend, A1 Pruess. Sunday afternoon they went to Arlington Heights to attend the confirmation party for their nephew's son, Art Hafer. The Hafer's house which they rent out in Crystal Lake was damaged very badly in the tornado. Our speediest and very best get-well wishes go to Bette Kamp. Bette is scheduled for surgery on Tuesday morning of this week at Harvard hospital and we're sure she'd enjoy hearing from her many friends. Get well wishes go to Gene Kell and to Lucille Jones's brother also. We heard that Don Noel, son of Rose and Antone, has been inducted into the army. Don is stationed in Kentucky and we'd like him to know that we wish him the very best of everything as he serves his country. Sharon Wagner had dinner at a local dining spot on Thursday evening. One of her friends had several of her chums as guests for her birthday. Get-well wishes are extended to Matthew Oik. Hope he's improved before many more days go by. Two of our couples became aunts and uncles again during the past week, Gerry and Lloyd added a nephew, James Umbarger, and Sue and Ron Funk added a niece. Gerry's newest nephew came into the world at a tiny 4 lbs., 10 ozs. and just 17 inches long. Hope both Gerry and Sue extend my congratulations to their sisters, Jane and Dorothy. Paul Schwegel was honored guest on Saturday evening. The Schwegels' good friends, Carol, Liza and Jerry Basseuner of Marengo, took Joan, Paul, Pam and Paul, Jr., out for a delicious Chinese dinner to celebratei Paul's birthday. On Sunday, Paul was once again honored guest at a family dinner prepared by his loving wife, Joan. Enjoying the affair were Paul's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Martin SchWegel of Gary, Ind., his aunt, Emily Douglas of Chicago, and Joan's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Douglass. Heard Paul really got to enjoy the dinner even tho April 15 is almost here. •Understand that Jim Daurio found a long missing pair of shoes when he dug up his evergreens the other day. Jim wouldn't say how long they had been missing but there they were, heels still good and sticking right up out of all the mud. I'm wondering Jim, does leather help evergreens grow? » Joyce Pankiewicz sure could have used an over sized cork after the storm ended Sunday. Her kitchen was being flooded. Joyce also had some ill luck last' week with her car. The condition of the roads had her car wheels headed one way and the body the other way. Glad yoU could get it fixed Joyce. „ Ron Meurer's folks lost their muffler and tail pipe when they visited on Sunday. Wonder how many other cars have been damaged. What we all "needed on Sunday were, boats to get in and out of here. The complaints to us have been numerous as we start the paper on Sunday evening. Coming out to enjoy a day of fishing and ending up dodging hail balls instead is what happened to Donna and Ray Rode's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stuckey, and their daughter, Sharon, of Brookfield. Donna and Ray are sorry they put their boat in the lake on Sunday morning, they may be needing it. Gerry and Lloyd Wagner spent Wednesday evening in Des Plaines visiting with friends. On Sunday they went into Meadowdale to help Gerry's nephew, Jerry Harrison, celebrate his sixth birthday. The Wagner children, Sharon, Tommy and Dave, also enjoyed the birthday celebration. I'm really very happy to report that Susie Funk is feeling much better after feeling not up to par for several weeks. Enjoyed having tea with Susie on Sunday. Susie had a gathering of the Funk and Roth families for dinner on Saturday. The occasion was to honor Eddie who was Confirmed at St. Mary's Saturday evening. Ronnie Kamp was also an honored guest at a dinner prepared by his mom Bette on Saturday evening. Grandma and grandpa Druml of Wonder Lake, uncle Eddie, aunt Kay, Dennis ah^* Kevin DriiAil tiiong with' his 'mom, dad,; brother,1 t>an, and sister, Cindy,' sill enjoyed a very pleasant evening in honor of Ronnie's Confirmation. ' Sunday evening the only news Gayle Laursen had was that she felt like she was living in a house boat when she looked out her windows and saw nothing but water. Also receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation on Saturday evening at St. Mary's from Bishop Lane were Larry Vera, Matthew Oik, Mary Johnson, Marie Karstens, Steven Plucinski, Janet Barle and Karen Foszcz. Jane and Ken Grothman were welcomed into Ringwood Methodist church and their son, Jimmy, was being confirmed also. Rose and Ed Oswald had Barb and Joe Herman as their guests on Thursday. The Oswalds- complete with thermos of coffee and sandwiches in case they were needed left on Friday for Southern Illinois to visit with Ed's sisters and other, relatives. They are due back as we are writing the column. Hope they had a nice trip. A belated birthday wish goes to'Jimmy Moore and his father, ^Bob, who both share the same natal days, April 6. A family party was celebrated that evening with Jimmy's Grandma and Grandpa Peters from Lakeland Park, Jim's Godfather William Janke and his wife Shirley and six children from Wauconda and his Godmother Aunt Mary Peters and husband, Tom, and children also from the Park all attending. Mary Johnson's Grandma Shiplock and Aunt Nonie, both from Chicago, spent the weekend out here so they could attend Mary's confirmation. On Sunday John and Maureen and the family took them home and while in Chicago enjoyed a popular movie. Alma Siegmund had a birthday dinner for her son-in-law and granddaughter, Clyde and Patricia Forrester. Clyde's wife, Cecilia, and their other three children, Sissy, Bud and Beth, hail from Glenview. Petey and Meg Oakford were also Hvrrr,,.*.-, 'amdhg those ' enjoying the celebration:. • : , MUnips. has put little Barb Huiijinn to feed.' Cai-ple says she js pretty' uncomfortable this morning cause she's unable to eat. Hope you're better real soon Barb. Patti Ann Grizley was honored guest on Saturday afternoon for her fifth birthday which was on the 8th. Among those helping Patti celebrate with games and all the necessary things to make a birthday party really fun were Carol and Nancy Matthews, Carole and Debbie Scheid, Patti's cousins, Debbie, Beverly, Jackie and Donald Grizley, grandma Mester, aunt Sharon, uncle Chuck and their children were supper guests. Enjoying the whble affair besides the guests were Patti's mom, dad, sisters and brother. Tripoley, was in order at the home of Delia Julian on Wednesday. Enjoying the luscious meal and dessert were Louise McEnery, Ruth McMahon, Edna Hountras, Grace Mandziata, Ivy Lezak and Ann Herzog. John Johnson is a real "go getter when it comes to getting boys out for Little League and his vigor ended up with either he or Kkty being very embarrassed as he stopped by the Hendle home Wednesday evening. Kitty, you turn a lovely shade of red. New Residents Since the last all out effort to get people to register to vote we have had many new residents moving in and we would like to tell them that they can become voters by dropping in on Vicki Bottari 1621 N. Pleasant. Vicki is the registrar for the subdivision and will be very happy to serve you. Sympathy, The condolences of the subdivision are also extended to the family of Carl (Grandpa) Reymann. Carl or grandpa as he was called by everyone had been a patient at Woodstock hospital. He went to his eternal reward early Sunday morning. Burial" is scheduled from Schneider Leucht funeral home in Woodstock for Wednesday. We'll all' miss "Grandpa". Creek Overflows All the residents or our subdivision spent a very hectic time after the storm had passed on Sunday afternoon. No one could really realize how bad it was but from Prairie to Home Avenues and from Meadow Lane to Sunset almost thing was under water. The damage was not too great, worries were many, tempers much too short, youngsters enjoying every minute of it but all of us were very grateful that we got off as easy as we had. No one lost a home or a life as our neighbors in Crystal Lake and Island Lake had. Getting in and out of here proved a hazard for a while but after Frank Hromec's call to Wally Dean and the arrival of the fire department's pumpers from Mc- Henry and Wonder Lake 'things began to look much improved. Members of our subdivision were . pleased to receive help from all the firemen, Frank and Mr. Dean as well as from Ron Braun, our subdivision's president and from LaVerne Hromec who kept bringing hot coffee to the men who worked so very hard. Many, many funny and not so funny incidents occurred which would fill our column but we do not have space to cover it all. Let's all be very thankful to the good Lord who spared us from the fate of towns so close, To the men of Wonder Lake and McHenry's fire department, we think you're terrific and are mighty glad we have you for neighbors. Be Wise Head The Classifieds OL Serving Left Hams Only No one has ever seen hogs use their left hind foot to scratch. For their left side they always rub against a tree or a fence. As a result the left ham is smooth and tender. Why not bring the family to The Timbers for Easter Dinner. Menu for the day includes Tender Left Hams, Milk Fed Lamb, Young Tom Turkey and Honey Glazed Duckling and the usual appetizing menu. Route 47 and 14 Bypass, Woodstock, 111. For reservations call 338-3500 8318 W. 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