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W""N W. J'". ^ " iS v ; » PLAINDEALER *.J, SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1875' LAKELAND PARK HEWS Carole BSssmaMi HOLD GENERAL MEETING FEB. 22 UNDER CITY RULES If you haven't marked your calendar already, now is the time to dd it. The general meeting of the LPPOA will be held next Wednesday evening, Feb. 22 at 8 p.m. This is the first meeting to be held since the annexation of our subdivision went into effect. Some of the laws that affect us have been touched upon in the Newsletter and so any questions that a homeowner may have can be answered at this time. Mayor Doherty and other members of the City Council will be on hand to meet and greet those who attend and a question and answer period will be held. Don't just talk about your gripes and questions with your neighbors, come to the meeting and get first hand ^information. That's always the best kind. LITTLE LEAGUE The meeting of the Lakeland Park Boys Baseball Club will be held on Wednesday, March 1, at 8 p.mi at the community house. The regular meeting time was changed for this month because of the general meeting which will be held at the regular meeting time. Open registration will be held for all boys who played before and new boys on March 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the community house. The boys must be accompanied by a parent, preferably Dad. Refreshments will be served to the boys and movies of the 1966 World Series will be shown. The evening is not expected to last too long as the series of 1966 were short as Dodger fans will long remember. Registration fees are up to $4 this year for each boy. They are used to defray the cost of insurance and the caps vthich each boy receives. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancetta- - tions for the community house must be made through Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Wednesday, Feb. 15 - Girl Scouts, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Regular LPPOA Board meeting, 8p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21 - Boy Scouts, 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22 - LPPOA General meeting,-8 p.m. sharp. BROWNIE TROOP 464 The Brownies elected new officers. They are Judy Slonina; treasurer and Pam Foszcz, secretary. The girls are working very hard on piggy banks made from bleach bottles. The hostess for the meeting last 385-1806 week was Virginia Lauer who brought homemade Brownies for treats. BOY SCOUT TROOP 459 Boy Scout troop 459 is planning a hike at a date not yet known. During the meetings the boys have been trying toget everything on their cards passed for the board of review which will .be held on Feb. 28. After the board of review there will be a court of honor at which the boys will receive their badges. A parents night will follow. Respectfully submitted, Alan Meurer, Scribe. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Many happy returns of the day to Mary Barle who celebrates her birthday on Feb. 17. Little Miss Elizabeth Ann Brooks will blow out one big candle on her first birthday cake on Feb. 18. Daryl Licastro makes it ten big years on Feb. 20. Bobby Matthews celebrates birthday number 14 on Feb. 21. Roger Gerstad also makes it ten years old on that day. Cindy Grote, who makes her home in California these days has a big birthday on Feb. 22. Feb. 23 is the day for birthday number 8 for Kenny. Quast. Best wishes to each of you and also to Bud Uttich who had a birthday on the eighth. PARKING A reminder to all residents about parking on the roads during the early morning hours. It's illegal and subject to a fine. It's especially hazardous during the times of snow removal. The plows often clear the roads inthe wee small hours of the morning and the job is made more difficult by parked cars. BOWLING NEWS There is a three way tie for first place after last week's contests. The Ramskells, Mhos and Jammers all have 8-4. Tied for fourth^ placewith Zt5 are the Sinners and Warriors, Donald Robert K®Si©7ty Schultz, ffi.F3a. RJPh. MICROBES (Our Friends) Nowhtre in nature's immense complexity are the mysteries of life and death, and the struggle for survival more pronounced than among the microbes. Fortunately, most microbes are not hannful to man,but almost all ore hostile to one another. Thus, for some time, bacterial researchers have followed Pasteur's advice: "Use bacteria to combat a disease caused by other bacteria". Man has learned and is learning every day to borrow from microbes the substances which they secrete to kill other microbes; the result - antibiotics. If you haven't already learned about BOLGER'S DRUG Store now is the time to get acquainted. Visit us at 1259 N. Green or have your doctor phone us your next perscription and we will deliver it' to you . Our number is 385- 4500. Fannie May Candy. Whitman Candy. Norcross greeting cards. THIS WEEKS HELPFUL HINT For mud stains from small splashes - let dry and brush off before washing. The next three are tied for sixth place with a 6-6 count. They are the Dreps, Short Circuits and Jaw Breakers. Next are the Bombers and Saints with a 5-7 tally. Holding up the league are the Famous 4 and the 4 Pins with 3-9. Ev Osman took over high series with handicap with a 630 series to beat out Maureen Johnson who had the previous high of 628. The line-up for the night of Feb. 18 beginning with lanes 1 and 2 is Sinners vs. Ramskels; Warriors vs. Drep's; Bombers vs. Saints; Short Circuits vs. Jammers; Wino's vs. 4 Pins; and the Jaw-Breakers vs. Famous 4. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK Alana Hendricks^should be in Australia soaking up the summer sunshine by now and I can think of an aiwful lot of people who would like to join her! The excited kid left from O'Hare Field last Saturday on the 5 o'clock flight and on hand to see her off were her best pal, Darlene Licastro, and Nina Jensen, besides her own family. The Hendricks family spent the previous weekend in Muskegon, Mich., with Grandpa and Grandma Hendricks who had a bon voyage party for the little traveler. She received lots of presents and this kid will sure have a lot to tell her own grandchildren when the time comes. Weekend guests at the Osman household were former Chicago neighbors, Bob and Elda Madson, who joined them bowling on Saturday evening. Kenny George ended a week of birthday cakes with a visit from his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George on Sunday. The whole week was one long party beginning with cake, and ice cream at nursery school. Get well wishes to Jamie Patterson who has had a severe cold for over a week. Jol-lyn Prazak is due for a tonsil removal <m Thursday. Happy ice cream eating. The Meurers had Grandpa and Grandma Meurer, Aunt Laura, Florence Blum and kids, -Billy.an$ Laura, outfromMaywood on Sunday for a turkey dinner. There was no celebration in particular unless it was coming out from hibernation after the Great Snow. The travelers couldn't believe lack of snow in comparison to what has been inundating them recently. Needless to say they got kinda panicky when the white stuff started falling in the afternoon. They enjoyed the sledding at Veterans Acres in spite of the cold. The Nlelsons had a visit over the weekend from their daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kali strom qf&Hheir three daughters, Valerie, Christine, and Lynette from Chicago. The Oakfords were the hosts on Sunday to a family gathering. Duke wd Connie Grondy and their boys, Marilyn and Pat McCullough and Peter's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley enjoyed a good dinner and then showed their proficiency at the pool table. Mrs. Buckley really took them down the pike. Some of the Boy Scouts attended Mass at St. Patrick's in a body Sunday with Joe Prazak. Wally and Leah Nuss and Cheryl and Brian attended a belated wedding reception on Sunday evening. The wedding took place on Jan. 28 but due to the Big Snow there had to be a slight postponement of the post-nuptial celebration. Wally's nephew, Patrick, was the happy groom. The wedding party wore their wedding finery and carried their flowers for picture taking.They had a good time dancing and celebrating in spite of the lapse of time. Colleen Rogers celebrated her birthday in style by taking her girl friends to a local ice-* cream parlor for their pick of the menu. Her guests were Cindy Miller, Kim Ludwig and Sharon Burns besides her little brother, Mattie. She was ten years old cm the eighth. The Kujak family has lots of cause for celebration with the return home of son, Jim, after-a year in Thailand. Hope you enjoy your leave. This weather must really be a change after the tropical climate of Thai- .land. Due to my mistake the total collection of the recent March of Dimes drive in this area was $122 instead of the $133 which we reported. This is still quite a chunk of cash from generous donors. The Wagner family were hosts to Lloyd's folks On Sunday. Lloyd was a little under the weather during the last week with, a touch of virus of a sort. Rose and Ed Oswald entertained Barb and Joe Herman with dinner and cards last Tues-,. day evening. Their dinner guests on Sunday were the Druml family who really enjoyed' the delicious butterscotch and lemon pies that Grandma made for the boys. 'Course Kay and Ed got to have some too. The Druml family were guests last week at the home of Kay's sister, Blanche Geishecker, in Evanston. They had a nice visit after the delicious dinner. Those Drumls are going to be slightly obese around the edges if they don't quit all this gallavanting. To "round" out the week they were guests of Dave's wife, Donna, on Saturday evening where they spent the time playing cards. Buddy Druml is leaving for the sunny, sunny Southland on Wednesday where he will be stationed at Moody Air Force Base located near the Okefenokee Swamp where the small-mouth bass fishing is legend. Denny is considering ways of stowing away with the fishing gear. He'll probably be re-incarnated as a fish. Bud's leave is probably over just in time to save him from turning into a candidate for a weight losing club. Nedra Eckhart has been baking birthday cakes all week for assorted friends. They helped Marge Haug celebrate her natal day on Tuesday, and then joined Charlene Wimmer for another birthday celebration on Wednesday. They took a cake with them on Saturday to present to Norbie Kwiatekon his fourteenth birthday. Hope the Eckharts have sweet toothes or would it be sweet teeth? Karen Roepken had a big birthday bash last Saturday pt the roller rink. She brought a bunch of her new friends from Woodstock on a bus to the rink and was joined by a group of her old friends from here. Among the girls were Cheryl Nuss. Mary Johnson, Barb Tiffany, Chris Jaenicke, and Wendy and Rob Quast. Linda Humphries, has been under the weather lately with a mysterious bug. These viruses sure can get you down. Hope you're back to school by now. The Selefskis had a visit on Si^day from son, Kennie Klein, and wife, Jackie, and their darling little girls. Grandma had a bc^l with three female types to cuddle. Grandma Neuenfeldt came out to visit the Humann family over the weekend. It was quite a treat for her to get out of the snow belt. A birthday party was held on Saturday evening for Cathy, Donna and Mary Beth whose birthdays fall in January, February and March. Grandpa and Grandmai Humann and uncle Harold came, as did aunt Chuck and uncle Phil, and aunt Joanie and uncle George and their combined offspring. Lew and Lenore Besserud rounded out the party to make it twelve adults and thirteen kids. Cake and coffee and ice cream were served with a valentine motif. It was a toss up as to who made more noise, kids or big kids. But to haul out the old cliche', a good time was had by all. Even mom •cuz Grandma helped with the dishes after the party. DON'T FORGET . The roller skating party tonight (if you get the paper on Wednesday). The Little League is having its annual family skating party at the roller rink from 7:30 to 10:30. FELLOWSHIP OFFICER David A. Liberty, 5107 W. Fountain lane, McHenry, has been elected vice-president of the Inter-Varsity Christian fellowship for 1966-67 at the Rochester (N.Y.) Institute of Technology. Liberty, a junior majoring in printing, is a graduate of McHenry Community high school with the class of 1962. USE THf CLASSIFIED ON DEAN'S LIST Jim Benson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Benson of McHenry, a junior at the University of Illinois, has been placed on the dean's list for the past semester with a 4.6 average*. He is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, majoring ineconomics. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO KOENEMAMft)- SAPS AGE St VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVOR!* LEAN HICKORY 8MOKED BACOIt DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES Phom 385-6260 tiuute MM) -- M East of Route It -- Volo, DL BuslnMsmmTa Lunchaona Simd Dally FINE ITALIAN FOODS * AGED STEAKS * LOBSTER TAILS * FISH FRY FRIDAY * BAR-B-O BACK RIBS Our Spacial ttdem Spaghetti Saucc €orry-Oui jPrlvate Dining Room* for Bus*new Meettags aad Special Occasions Richmond. -VENT room heaters make sense. THE DODGE BSVS ARE BREAKING • PRICES WITH TMEI1 Because they turn cold garages into warm, inviting areas for work or play, keep your car ready to go in frigid weather. 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