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Thursday, March 10,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two -- Page One LAKELAND PARK NEWS Carole Huemann - 385-1605 -- Barbara Meurer - 885-4356 GEORGE HANDLE NEW CUBMASTER OF CUB SCOUTS This Tuesday, March 15, will be the first Cub pack meeting under the new Cubmaster, George Hendle, so let's have a good turn out of parents and boys to show him we are all behind him. The meeting is at the community house at 7:30 p.m. If there is any boy of Cub Scout age who has not been to a den meeting, and would like to join the troop, they can come out to this meeting. See you there. Boy Scout Doings Parents night last week Monday was a big success with a good turnout of parents. The meeting started out with the presentation of colors and pledge of allegiance. After announcements, Mr. Krug, the district representative, gave an interesting talk on camp life. Following his talk, advancements were given to boys who earned {their tenderfoot patch. Boys who were still earning their tenderfoot patch were given different questions to answer regarding the scout laws. There were also demonstrations of signals and first aide by three other groups of boys. They held the crowds attention very well. The Scouts were thcti dismissed and refreshments were served to the parents, their families and the scouts. Community House Schedule Any bookings or cancellations for the community house must be made through Jo Riz/.o at 385-2728. Monday, March 14, 3:30 to 5:30, Clirl Scout meeting. 7 p.m. - Boy Scout meeting. Tuesday, March 15, 7:3,0 p.m. - Cub Pack meeting. Woman's Club The Lakeland P;irk Woman's club met last Thursday with a very small group of ladies in attendance. The theme of the evening WHS the wearing of the green and of course shamrocks were in evidence everywhere. Flora Haggeman conducted the meeting in the absence of our president Vicki Bottari. The main topic of course was the luncheon and card party which is to be hold at the American Legion hall on Wednesday, March 30. All members of the club are being asked to donate a salad, cr money to be u-.ed to buy- rolls, etc. We hope that the business people in town will keep this date in mind and take advantage of this delicious lunch, even though they won't be able to stay and play cards. Lunch will be served starting promptly at 11 :'!0 a.m. and continue until the food or customers run out. You can get tickets i'roln most members or at the doer. At our next Woman's club meeting which will be on April 7 there will be a shower with all members bringing some item worth 25 cents to exchange for something else. A movie is also going to be shown on interior decorating which should be very interesting. Mark your calendars now for these two dates coming up, March 30 and April 7. See you there. Nominations N<»\\ In Order With the coming of spring also comes the election of officers for various clubs and organizations. The Lakeland Park Proj>erty Owners Association is taking nominations now for three new board members. If you know anyone who is eligible and willing to serve on our board of directors please give Nedra Kckhart a call at 385-1308. The Lakeland Park Woman's club will also be holding their election of officers in April with Laverne Mihalek taking nominations. Please make sure that the person you nominate is willing to run before you give her name. Registraiton for Voters As we have said, over and over again, please register to vote. Vicki Bottaii is the registrar for precinct 13 and John Licastro is the registrar for precinct 11. However, you can register at either place. You must be registered to vote in order to vote on our annexation which is coming up very soon so please, get on the ball and register. Birthday Wishes Birthday wishes go to Christopher Laurence who will be 1 on March 10. March 11 has Lucille Dietz celebrating and Barbara Tiffany turning 12. March 12 has Ronald Rebel turning 9, Kevin Lavin celebrating his fourteenth, Allan R a i f o r d h i s f i f t e e n t h , J a m e s Hahn his ninth and Harold Hutchinson, III, his very first birthday. On March 13, Charles Pintozzi will celebrate and on March 14, Anita Rebel will be 6 and James Haagenson will be 13. March 15 has Brian Nuss turning 9, Douglas Miyaki 6, and Pat Gilbertson and Ann Kuhns also celebrating. Mike Hodges will be 15 oh. the 16th, Mary Humann will be 9 and Patricia Schillace will be 1. The seventeenth will have Donna Stoltz and Evelyn Kaminski adding another year, with Tony Parisi turning 3 and Jeff B i e r m a n t u r n i n g 9 . H a p p y birthday to all of these people and may they have many more. Hockey News The Vikings beat the Wonder Lake Wildcats by a score of 9 to 4. With this win, it puts the vikings in first place with 3 wins and 1 loss. In second is the McCullom Lake Black Hawk with 2 wins and 2 losses and in third is the Wonder Lake Wildcats t with 1 win and 3 losses. Lakeland Park Couples Bowling The Lakeland Park Couples bowling league will bowl this Saturday, usual time and place. The following teams will bowl each other. Bad News vs Odd Balls, Forfits vs Arrow B's, Lucky Strikes vs Sissies, Bloopers vs Sea . Biscuits, Spooks vs Alley Cats, Misfits vs Bad Guys. Get-Well Wishes Get-well wishes go to Susie Barwig who is quarantined with the chicken pox and to Nicky Larson who is all swelled up with the mumps. I heard that there were fifteen of Mrs. Marshall's kiindergarten children out with the chicken pox so to all those from our subdivision, get well soon. Girl Scout Troop 320 We opened with the pledge to the flag and the Girl Scout promise. Topics for discussion were the cookie sale and our camping trip. A practice session on fixing a bed roll was held. We also discussed badge work as we are having a court of honor at our next meeting. Mrs. Patterson, who is helping us with our painting and drawing badge, came and started our lessons. Before we began, she showed us different kinds of pencils and how to care for them. As we are starting with pencil sketching, we were shown how to prepare the paper for the& sketch. 'A still life of a teddy bear and blocks were set up for all the girls to draw. All the things we learn for this badge will be used for the Girl Scout Fun Fair next April. Stork-Gram A tiny bundle of femininity was deposited at McHenry hospital for Robert and Margo Leone on Thursday, March 2. The lovely little lady will be known to her admirers as Robin Helen. She tipped the scale at a dainty 6 lb. 9 oz. She has a big sister, Tammy, to £elp her grow. Sympathy Words just cannot express the feeling which descended over our subdivision' last week when the dreadful news about the accident which took the lives of Dee Barwig and her daughter, Debbie, and put Marge Webber and her son, Mark, in the hospital was heard. Our very deepest sympathy is extended to Ronald Barwig ^nd the entire family on their loss. It will be many weeks before Marge will be able to bo up and out but Mark is improving steadily. We hope the very best for these two in a speedy recovery. Strolling Through the Park Bev Wickenkamp had a few ladies in for lunch on Monday to help Dolores Rogers celebrate her birthday. Joan Burmann and Mary Lou Wilkins were the ladies involved. Our grandma and grandpa Meurer came out for the weekend and short visit. I went in to Maywood on Saturday and picked them up and on Sunday, Ron's cousin, Florence Blum, and children and Aunt Laura Peters came out to take them home. A great honor was bestowed upon Joann Schabow when she became the recipient of the Marian Award given for fulfilling the special Cadette requirements tor this religions medal. Ceremonies were held at St. James church in Rockford and medals were given to 169 girls of the county. Two other girls from this area also received the medal. The only previous recipient was Kathy Bec ker who earned it last year. After the ceremonies, the Schabow family took Joann out to dinner and then attended a party at the Nell home in honor of the three girls. Birthday wishes are extended to Barbara Oeffling who joined the ranks of teenagers on reaching her thirteenth birthday, March 2. The momentous occasion was celebrated by a family party including Mr. and Mrs. George CCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUB 885-8191 FATHER, SONS ROUTED BY FIRE AT HAINES H0ME The serenity of a peaceful Sunday was interrupted in the village when a fire at the George Haines home, 5003 W. Fountain Lane, routed Charles Kingston and his two sons, Bradley and Ronny. The three were in one of the bedrooms constructing model cars, when they smelled smoke. Opening the door, they were horrified to find the kitchen in flames. They ran out and across the street to the home of Ethel and Bill Schmidt. Petey called the fire department, and fire chief Ed Justen summoned Chief Earl Murray,, and officer Ken STALLER lii'iww*... •"sJi*1 Wcl«N|,U» ' Now In Stock! Jaguar and at least 50 others in our MEN'S SCENTEK m (£ M 8 McHenry's Most Complete Men's Scentorf 1325 ST. Riverside Dr. Phone 385-4126 Introduce yourself to a winner. Ed has been a resident of McHenry for over five years residing at McHenry Shores. Stop in and say hello -- and by the way, he also sells Buick and Olds. 1966 OLDS STARFIRE Around the Block Miles Full Factory Warranty SAVE $1200 Full Price iUQCK - ©IPS, INC. 907 Front St. McHenry 385-7200 OPEN WEEKDAYS TILL 9 P.M. SATURDAY TILL 5 SUNDAY 11 - 4 Oeffling and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling, Jr., and fami'y and Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Shabpw and family besides her own parents and Janet and Jimmie. Billy Perry required his first stitches after a fall oh Monday. A quick trip to the doctor repaired the damage and all are hoping he won't lead with his chin for a while. Grandpa and Grandma Perry and AUnt Betty came for dinner on Sunday to review the escapades of their favorite grandson and to celebrate Aunt Betty's Mrthday. Koch family spent Sunday with Shirley's folks, being the occasion of Mrs. Meilahn's birthday. A large dinner was enjoyed by the Kochs, Mr. and Mrs. Lafrenier and kiddies, Cindy Meilahn, Grandma Planle, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Plante. Margaret and Wally G a n s c h o w a n d M r s . M a r i e Koch. Petie Oakford attended a bridal shower in Chicago for Dawn Likosar who wyi ll be married to Dennis Anderson on April 2. The groom-to-be was a junior usher in the Oakford wedding. On Wednesday evening the Oakfords joined the rest of Petie's family for a stage play in the loop. The play lived up to all the advance publicity and was a thrilling experience. Before curtain time, they had dinner, in a posh Michigan Avenue restaurant, which really set the tone of the whole evening. Loesch. Traffic on Fountain Lane was closed to all but emergencies. The fire department put out the flmaes in record time, but it will be some time before the Haines will be able to live there. About $4,000 worth of damage was estimated by Chief Justen. At the time of the fire, Evie and George were in Wonder Lake taking care of the service station which they operate. Worthy Recognition For ' Wonderful Neighbors Thrilled beyond words were Genevieve and Hugh McDonald last Wednesday, March 2, when they were presented with a citat'on from the American Legibn. It reads "The American Legion Certificate of Participation is awarded to Hugh and Genevieve McDonald in appreciation of and recognition for active participation in community service and American Legion programs. Presented the second of March 1966 by American Legion post 491. Signed: Glen Messer, adjutant and Albert C. Bianchi, commander." The sign hangs in a very prominent place on one of the walls. Jean and Hughie have taken a very active role in community projects and have been wonderful neighbors for almost 27 years, and they are certainly deserving of this honor. The presentation was made by Commander Bianchi and Glen. A Lucky Hunch It was a mighty surprised and pleased gal that opened the letter from her mother to find that the family name came in for some money. It seems that Barbara Thacker received a missive from her mom and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. James Benesh, relating that a horse named Thacker came in first in a race at Little Rock, Ark. and paid off 4 to 1. Mr. and Mrs. Benesh have been vacationing in Little Rock and were taken to the Oak Lawn Jockey Club by a friend who is a detective at the track. Mrs. Benesh who had never seen a horse race before or placed a bet in her life, played a hunch on "Thacker" who was listed first. The horse began gaining and passing the others and when it was in third place, the excitement got to Lucille and she began cheering for her choice. Just imagine her thrill at the outcome! To add to the excitement, it was a photo finish. Ladies Meet Tonight Members of the Ladies of the Lake will meet' tonight (Thursday) at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. All women of the community are cordially invited to attend; Following the business meeting, there will be a social with refreshments. Hospital Patients Leo Sales became quite ill last weekend and was taken to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. He is undergoing a series of tests and X-rays to determine the source of his illness. He is also scheduled for surgery in the near future so he will probably be hospitalized for several weeks. A cheery greeting from you will certainly improve his morale. A bout of pneumonia put Bruce Thacker in McHenry hospital last Friday. As of Monday, his condition was considerably improved and he was probably released the early part of the week. He will not be able to return to his studies at McHenry junior high where he is a seventh grade student for some time. Sorry to report that Elsie Nelson is still hospitalized in McHenry. She and husband, Clayt, were scheduled for a vacation trip to Florida and Nassau with their son and family, Dr. and Mrs. Don Nelson. Isn't that a low blow? Time is Running Out! Only three weeks remain for owners of vehicles to purchase the necessary local stickers. The due date is April 1. Dog tags for your canine pet will also be due by April 1. Village clerk Carol Bateman has hours from 5:30 to 10 p.m. on week days, and from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Saturdays. Orchid Occasions Belated birthday greetings to Jim Frost who truned 17 on March 4.....A pretty young lady of 18 is Lynne Schultz today, March 10. William Robert Ayers • is 1 year old today, and his "big" sister, Nancy Ruth, will be 2 on March 15... vSix Walter Patzke and forty-seven for Edith and Paui Brendley March 12 ...Siegfried Stevenson will be 80! on March 14. Send his card to the Masonic Home for the Aged, Sullivan, 111./... Bobby Boyle turns 8,. March 15. Best wishes to all. Things are a bit slow in the news department and we would sure love to hear from you. See you next week. The surface area of the world is 197 million square miles, about 30 percent of which is land, over half of which is occupied by mountains, deserts or swamps. Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. 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