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LAKELAND PARK NEWS Ouote Hantaan S85-1605 6. SECTION I - McHjjNRY PLAINDEALER - MARCH 16, 1967 the nice day we had on Friday. All the kids were out playing jump rope in their sweaters, and then, oh boy, sniffles and sore throats. Aggie Prazak has been under the weather with a bad cold for about a wsek. Dennis Druml aslo missed a few days of school the beginning of the week. Pam Laursen was also in the Confirmation class at Community Methodist church on Sunday morning. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thoresen and Mrs. Laursen, Vere at the church for the services and later in the day was joined by her uncle Bernard Laursen and daughters, Cathy and Janet. Penny Irwin, Russ Rode and Nancy Rothermel rounded out the group to make it a great day. i Ron and Barb Meurer visited friends inLombard on Saturday evening where they caught up on all the latest scuttle-butt and played cards. Seems like everyone with UHF entertained guests on Sunday to see the Blackhawks win • the Hockey championship. Yeay, Hawks! 1 NOMINATIONS ACCEPTED FOR LPPOA OFFICERS The regular board meeting of the LPPOA will be held this evening (Wednesday) at 8 p.m. at the community house. Nominations are being accepted for elections of officers to take place at the annual general meeting on Wednesday, April 19. Rem Braun, 385-5547, and Bill Bockman, 385-1845, are far charge of the nominations for this year. Even though our subdivision for the most part has been annexed to the city of Mc- Henry, our property owners association has an important function Besides their duties involved in caring for the beaches and community house, the association is still taking care of the garbage contract and the bookkeeping involved. It is a very necessary organization in this transition period. BOWLING NEWS Hie couples bowling league will be in fine form again on Saturday night, March 18. The line-up for the evening beginning with lanes 1 and 2 will be the Dreps vs. the Winos, the Jaw-Breakers vs. the Ramskels, Sinners vs. Jammers, the Famous 4 vs. the Bombers, the Short Circuits vs. the Saints, and the Warriors vs. the 4 Pins. There are only two nights left in the season to bring up those pesky averages and to break a few of the ties. This league sure does like togetherness! - LITTLE LEAGUE , Hie little league open meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 22, at the community house, This will be the last day for registrations to be turned in for ball players. Hie tryouts for all new boys will be held on Saturday, April 1, weather permitting. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made through Jo Rizzo by calling 385-2728. Wednesday, March 15 - Girl Scout meeting, 6:30 to 8 p.m. LPPOA regular board meeting, 8 pjn. Saturday, March 18 - 4-H Club Easter party, 12 noon to 3 pjn. Sunday, March 19 - Confirmation dinner party. Tuesday -March 21 - Boy Scout meeting.foto 9 pan. Wednesday, Mardr22 - Little League open meeting, 8 p.m. CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathy to the Roach family on the death, last week, of Jim's uncle, Ted Lederer, of Chicago. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK During the past week's stroll, we found lots of plants peeking up through the ground and watched a flock of birds who had discovered a puddle on their flight. They zeroed in on the tiny puddle and acted like boys at the old swimmin' hole. This must have been their first bath in a long time and they sure did enjoy it. That's ail for the birds! Get-well wishes - to Marie Bernard who is at McHenry hospital and also to Jim Daurio's brother who is very ill in New Orleans. Jim and Ruth Roach and Ray were guests at the wedding, Saturday, of a friend, Edward Schultz of Country Club Estates to Tammy Clendenin at Zion Lutheran church. A reception was held after the ceremony for all the guests in the church parlors. On Sunday, the Roaches were guests of the Barents of the groom at their home where they met some of the relatives who came for the wedding festivities. The Oakfords had a very cultural weekend beginning with the Ferrante and Teicher concert in Chicago on Friday evening. On Saturday they attended a play at LaFollette park in Chicago where Petey's niece, Staff Sargeant Kenneth E. Larson, son of Mrs. Marie Matchen, has been transferred with his wife and daughter, Renee, from Phoenix, Ariz., to the University of Wyoming at Laramie where he is attendin? classes to get his degree in electrical engineering. His new address is 1260 North 3rd Street, Space 31, Laramie, Wyoming, 82070, in case any of his former McHenry friends wish to write to tffem. Happy wearing of the green to all the Irishmen and the rest of us who seem to be honorary citizens of the 01' Sod come March 17. Pat McCullough, played the part of Kate in "Never Too Late." A few weeks ago they saw a stage Dlay and went backstage after the performance where they met Luther Adler and were given his autograph. Quite a thrilling experience. , Grandma Rizzo went for a ride on Sunday and dropped in to visit and decided to stay overnight. Such a ride! Dolores Rogers was the guest of honor at a birthday luncheon given last Tuesday by Bev Wickenkamp. The birthday girl was toasted by Arlene Bartos, Pat Butler, Mary Lou Wilkens, Joan Burmann, Ann Wohnrade (also a birthday girl) and an equal amount of the younger set. Bob Matthews was confirmed on Sunday with the class at Community Methodist church. His grandparents, Clarence and Eleanor Haerle and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed 'of Chicago, were also at the church for the ceremony with his family. They returned home for turkey dinner and were joined later in the afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gampetro and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sandri and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kamptner and son. A turkey and ham buffet supper was served in the evening. Sandy Cole surprised her hubby, Jim, last Saturday with a birthday celebration attended by some twenty-six people. He was greeted by the group when he came home for dinner and the bash lasted till the wee small hours of the morning. Among the guests were Bob and Jessie Matthews, Clar and Eleanor Haerle,* Frank and La- Verne Hromec, and Jim Emery and Barb aitdRon Meurer, besides more friends from church and from school days. The kids spent the weekend with Grandma. Barb and Jim Emery spent Sunday at the flower show in Chicago with friends Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Crystal Lake. They were quite impressed by the displays and the unusual methods of displaying flowers. The boys enjoyed the breath of spring, too. Terri Nuss celebrated her third birthday on Tuesday with a typical little girl's birthday party. Her guests and their moms, were served cake and ice cream. Each little guest was given a whistle -- as they left the party! The guests were Fran and David Quast, Roberta and Donnie Humphreys, Diane and Kermie and George Lauer, Sherry Hendricks, Joyce and Joey Leopold, Maureen Johnson and Joey and Kathleen, Louise, Nancy and Linda Altergott, Lois and Jimmy Chaote, and Jackie Richardson. Unable to come were Connie and Diane Giacomo. This has been a good weekend for colds especially after •FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor's' prescription, our product called Odrinex You must Jose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess fat and and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No questions asked. Odrinex is sold with t h i s g u a r a n t e e b y : B o l g e r Drug Store, 1259 N. Green Street. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Happy birthday to all you guys as you add or subtract another year, which ever you prefer! My own Mary Beth Humann leads off the list with her tenth birthday on March 16. Time flies! Also on the sixteenth Mike Hodges celebrates his big number 16 birthday which , means drivers license time. Patricia Shillace becomes a terrific two on the same day. Donna Stoltz and Evelyn Kaminski chalk up another birthday on March 17. Tony Parisi will be four years old apd Jeffrey Bierman will mark ten years. Mark Malin celebrates his birthday on the eighteenth. Robert Mueller will be eleven on March 19 and this is also birthday day for my favorite , lady, Leonora Abbott. ( Jo Ann Rizzo is sweet sixteen on the' twentieth and Pat Linnane and Lu Jones also share the day. Wendy Dralle will have seventeen candles on, her cake on March 21 and Leah Rode will be twelve. Henry Steven Koehl HI better known as "Scooter" will be five and ready for kindergarten. Many happy returns of the day to all of you. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Another marital milestone will biassed on the nineteenth when aim and Marion Duffy celebrate twelve, years of wedded bliss. Dorothy and Mel Morgenson will mark twenty-four years on their calendar on the twentieth of March. Our best wishes for many more years Qf togetherness. WOMAN'S CLUB Nominations are also being accepted by the nominating committee of the L.P. Woman's Club. Chairman is Helen Strandquist, 385-1921, and her committee is Petey Oakford, 385-5334, Leah Glorch, 385- 1924, Hattie Manning, 385-2678, and Margo Sphaedel, 385-3414. They are accepting nominations until March 29 so that the ballots may be printed. According to the by-laws nominations can be made from the floor, but this is most unfair to your choice of nominee as it gives her no time to decide whether or not to run for the office. Please give one of these gals a call so that once again the Woman's Club has a blue-ribbon ballot to present. BOY SCOUT TROOP 459 Troop 459 took a hike March 11. The hike was a five mile one to the dam. On this hike the boys passed compass. Present for the hike were Don Prazak, Alan Meurer, Chuck Campo, Don Kaminski, Steve Jaenicke, Howie . Parth, ikve Geroge, Donnie Licastro and Jerry Zalud. Last week the Board of Revie^ was continued. Out of the eight who went before it all passed. They are as follows: Don Prazak, Alan Meurer, Chuck Campo, Clark Bierman, John Koch, Howie Parth, Steve Jaenicke and Don Kaminski. Parents night is on March 21. On this night the boys will be given badges of rank. There will also be a charter presentation. All parents of the boys are invited to attend this special meeting. A very impressive court of honor ceremony will be presented. Refreshments will be served. Respectfully submitted, Alan Meurer, Scribe. BROWNIE TROOP 464 There was no meeting of the troop last week, but Mrs. Wick - enkamp has told us that the patches for the Sybaquay birthday party will be arriving very soon. When the girls receive them they are to be sewn onthe right sleeve immediately. This patch entitles the girl to attend the party which will be held on May 20 in Dundee. Further information about the day will be available soon and passed on to the parents. Match Faints Latex paints do not blend with oil based paints. Don't try to tint a latex paint with colors in oil. Use colors designed for latex paints instead. Your paint dealer will be happy to give you sound "mixing and matching" advice. BIBLE CONFERENCE The Rev. Paul Obinger, engaged in a nation-wide Bible teaching ministry under the American Messianic ^Fellowship, will be the speaker, at a Prophetic Bible conference during Holy Week at the Fox Lake Baptist church, located just two miles south of Fox Lake, on the frontage road along U.S. 12. 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