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LAKELAND PJI RK NEWS • fa in In TTIIIIU-- . S85-1M6 DOGS RUNNING LOOSE CAUSE MANY COMPLAINTS There have been so many complaints made in the last week about dogs that it has i-eally become quite a problem. Several pre-school children have been knocked down by dogs that hopefully only wanted to play, but how can they tell? Dogs that run loose at this time of the year are a particular hazard as there is little food for them to scavenge and if they do jump on people, the people, (and especially little ones) are so bundled up that they have a hard time keeping their balance. Please try to keep your dog confined. Sometimes dogs do get loose and that can't - always be helped, but the majority of loose animals are usually free to go where they these meetings. LPPOA Board Meeting The regular board meeting Will be held this evening, Wednesday, at the Community House at 8 p.m. All members are welcome to attend these mteings. Community House Schedule All bookings and cancellations for the Community House are made through Mrs. Jo Rizzo by calling 385- 2728. Wednesday, Jan. 18 -Regular Board Meeting, 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 20 - Boy Scouts, f to 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 23- 4-H Club meeting, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 24 - Boy Scouts, 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday,. Jan. 25 - Little League open meeting, 8 p.m. Little League Next Wednesday evening, Jan. 25, will see the Lakeland Park Boys Baseball Club get back into the swing of things after a short vacation. The meeting starts promptly >t 8 p.m. at the Community House. Anyone interested in little League is welcome to come out and join the men. It isn't necessary to have sons in the organization or even a son. Coming up on Feb. 15 is the Baseball Club's annual roller skating party. This is a '. family affair. Parents and kids are all invited to attend. Save your pennies and get your tickets early. More information as to tickets will be available after the meet- : ing. Birthday Boys and Girls Happy birthday to Ray Cy* nowa who celebrates on Jan. 21. You're really getting up there, boy! Bill Moll claims the twenty-fifth as his special day as does little Susan Hautsinger who turns a terrific two. Jan. 27 will be a popular day with John Reining turning 15 and Carole Matthews becoming 6 years old. Alma Walsh and Katherine Kohrt also share the day but aren't telling how many. Best wishes to all of you. Belated greetings to Orlo McMahon whose birthday was Jan. 16. Anniversary Waltz Charlene and Ron Mueller celebrate twelve shears of togetherness on Jan.\22. Paul • and Alma Brushaber marked their golden anniversary on Jan. 10. Here's to fifty more! Get-Well Wish to Ray Franklin, Sr.,. who is in Harvard hospital where he is recovering from surgery. Tammy Cole is suffering with a good case of the hiumps. Earl Dowell is at McHenry hospital where he was scheduled for surgery on Tuesday. Butch Arient has been under the weather with swollen glands and a bad cold. Davie Wickenkamp is spotting a big bruised nose from an ice skating accident. Bobby Matthews is relaxing from those pesky mumps, too. Marge Gray is at McHenry hospital where she is scheduled for surgery this week. Hope thatueveryone recovers from their various ills real fast. Brownie Troop 464 • At the last meeting of the Brownie troop the girls discussed the three Be's of Brownies. These are the responsibilities that the girls have towards others and ing and sketching. Butter was the hostess and brought treats. Linda Sue Hulbert also brought treats to help celebrate her birthday. They played some games and then ended their meeting. .Girl Scoot Troop 820 The girls had a badge work meeting at Mrs. Stupey's house on Wednesday evening. They are preparing an exhibit for the Come See, Junior Program to be held in Woodstock at the high school on Saturday. The girls are working particularly on the drawing and painting badge. They did pictures that used different techniques such as sponge painting, and chalk or painthad recreation and refreshcookies and kool-aid were served by Mrs. Stupey. 4-H Club The Lakeland Merry-Makers 4-H club was called to order on Jan. 10 by Vice* President Janice Harris. We had a report from Mickey Rybak on the Christmas party. We discussed what we should get Jim Tucker. Jim Tucker was the McHenry County 4-H assistant farm advisor and he helped us make the flower boxes. We feel that he should get a gift suited for him. We voted and seconded it that we postpone it till the next meeting. We voted and seconded it that we will have two meetings per month on the second and fourth Monday each month. We had talks and demonstrations. Kevin Schultz gave one oh woodwork, Janice Harris gave a talk on candle making, and Karen Fergen on safety. The next meeting will be held Jan. 23 at the Community House. We had recration and refreshments after the meeting was adjourned. Sincerely yours, Reporter, Kelvin Schultz. Christmas Trees Several people have complained about discarded Christmas trees blowing about the roads and into their yards. These are hazardous to -drivers during the windy leather we've been having lately and are a nuisance to other people who have to dispose of them. The garbage men cannot take the trees as they are a fire, hazard and Lrv Becker's mom broke too bulky for the closed her hip in a fall on Christ*, trucks. Each family must be mas Eve while on her way responsible for their " own to Midnight Mass. She is up tree. Please be courteous and and ' around now with a pin doh't let it blow into your to hold the hip together. Med* neighbor's yard. ical science can sure come .Strolling Through the Park up with some terrific ideas. With Super-Sunday a thing Paul and Alma Brushaber of the past until next year celebrated their fiftieth wedanyway, there is . only «one ding anniversary on Jan. 10 more football game scheduled when they were surprised by to interrupt the weekends, a group of gals bearing cards That was a public service and gifts. Leah Glorch, Vickannouncement to the football ey Bottari, Gen Smith, Jefan widows who should start some Hahndorf, Hattie Manning, kind of picket! Carol Knor, Lyda Radiscn, Bud and Jan Walker were Jo Rizzo, Elaine Jett, Becky sponsors on Sunday for their Swanson, and Leonora Abbott grandson, William Edward were there as well as several Eddy of New Lenox. The infant baptized at St, ladies from Edgeb rook Heights. They had a marvel- BECKER'S EE1 1 Mile East of Sky Iters UMve-Ia PHONE 8tS-84£3 BCMM)ING JJID TILMMpCi? ObsaMouLse --• aikii TSirftntaTtog (Large Heated Kennels) J.S.H. 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His parents, Jan- ories including the time of et and Lloyd Eddy, and their the ceremony which coincidsons, Little Eddy and Johnny ed with the visit, and many were also present at the cere- happy years together. mony. Dinner was served la- Delia Julian was hostess ter at the Walker home to for the bridge ladies last many guests including Bill Wednesday night. Ann__L«gh, and Betty Walker of McHenry. Shores. A group from the high school went by chartered bus Ruth Seaholm, Ann Herzog, Lucille Dietz, and Ivy Lezak were there as well as substitutes Florence Lacy and on a sld outing last week Joyce Braun. Ann Leigh won and caiR? home in stitches, first prize and Joyce Braun literally ame stitcnss, ana lyF Gene Nowell was took second. They were servtaken off the slope by stretcher after a fall that resulted in a bad sprain to his leg. He is hopping about and should be in good shape soon. Dennis Druml took a swan dive and came up with a good gash requiring sever al head. ed ~a delicious dessert to end the evening with lots of gab and calories. Such a combination! • Carol Cynowa attended the ski meet held by the Norge club at Fox River Grove., Judy Yearton and Sandy Winal stitches in his head, r^- ters of Crystal Lake were quiring a slight hair cut. The---Atfith her and they collected bus waited for them while a bunch of autographs from they had their injuries patch- the champion jumpers for the ed up and at last report the kids. kids were planning a return Mdrk Rogers was the host trip. What gluttons! at a party in honor of his seventh birthday on Jan. IS. The party held after school was attended by John Bier* man, John Meurer, John Johnson, Mike Kras u eld, Mike Burman, Martie Hendle, and David Willdns as well as his brothers, Chris and Matthew. Belated birthday greeting to Harriet Larson whose, birthday was Jan. ll. The Meurer family attended a birthday party for Ron's auntr Eva Peach, last Sunday. A dinner was served to family members in Sterling, before an open house was „ held in Walnut. Many old friends and relatives attended the party for Aunt Eva who was celebrating her seventieth birthday. The Dowell family has had a very busy week beginning with the unexpected arrival home of Wade from his base in California. The son they were expecting was Butch who was transferred to another post. ITiis was accomplished without a leave being granted much to everyone's surprise. Earl landed in the hospital with a miserable ulcer which needs surgery so Butch got a leave anyway. He landed at O'Hare on Monday. Connie and Ronnie McDonough were able to come for the weekend too and really made it a family affair. The weekend came to a screeching halt when the beautiful cat belonging to Mary Beth and DeeBee was struck by a car in front of Dowell's house on Sunday night. The whole family was sad about the death of their cat who was a particular friend of their dog, Honey, Take heart. guys, next week will be better! It has to be. Help Help Help . • This is your column. This is your news. Without your help there is no news to report. Won't you please help by calling me at 385-1605 before Monday. People often complain that their name didn't get into the column when something particularly nice happened at their home. This is a big place and no <nif> could possibly know just who to call at these times. I repeat help! Spare Calories When you eat food containing more calories than you need, the unwanted calories are stored in the body. But when you eat foods with fewer calories than the body needs, the,body's heat and energy requirements are drawn from stored reserves. This is one of the secrets of losing weight. .iSl.THE CLASSIFIEDS NEXT FRIDAY win be GOODWILL PICKUP DAY McHENHY AREA Dial 385-0863 Agnes T. Addam* For a Goodwill trade to stop at year home. 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