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PG. 4, SEC. 2 - PLA1NDEALER - SEPT. 28, 1967 I ;>jr'^«$>?»»V T**? I [land Park News Cink Hmnuui S8.V1606 Annual i$mmce Benefit* iaoyt Baseball League The Lakeland Park boys tiwubill league annual dance will be held this Saturday evening at the VFW in McHenry. Tickets for the affair will be sold at tha dooF and the music will begin at 9 p.m. and end at 1 aon. Everyone is invited to attend this affair with the purpose of having a great evening out on the town and also to help support the baseball league. This is the major fund raising event and will provide the equipment for next year's baseball season. So dust off chsPs best bib and tucker and mom's favorite dancing slippers, hire the babysitter and away we go! WOMAN'S CLUB The meeting of the Woman's Cfclb will be held on Thursday evening, Oct. 5, at 8:30 p.m. at the community house. This will be a Halloween party with all to attend in costume, and the wilder the better. Each member is asked to bring a trick or treat bag filled with goodies and also six large cookies. No one has been asked to bake a cake for this meeting. Prizes will be given to the women with the best costumes in several categories. Last year's costumes were really a riot and you gals will have to go some to top them. Those beautiful pumpkins decorated by the entertainment committee will be part of the decor for the evenii^s hi-jinks and then distributed among the lucky gals. This will also be turkey night. With all the fun and games planned for the evening, be sure to go and get in on the fun. Bring a neighbor or a shy old member who hasn't attended in a while. Christmas party money will also be collected to give the committee a head start on another fabulous Christmas party. LPPOA NOTES The latest good works of the LPPOA include new surfaces for the parking lot at the community house and also at the beaches. Trees are number one on the agenda. Several dead trees tiBNTfelfctet for removal from the,- recreation lot and new ones" will be planted at the community house and trimming will be done where necessary. Tbe community house really shines with all the attention it has received on behalf of the LPPOA and the Woman's Club. It is really an asset to our community. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made through Jo Rizzo by calliig 385-2728. It is to your benefit to call in advance before scheduling meetii^s to make sure that the community house is free on the particular date preferred. Tuesday, Oct. 3, Boy Scout meeting, 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 4, Girl Scout meeting, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5, Woman's Club meeting, 8:30 p.m. CUB SCOUT PACK 459 The Cub Scouts are busy with their preparations for pack night which will be a Halloween costume party. Prizes will be given to several of the Cub Scouts for the best costumes in various categories and prizes will also be given to some of the. others attending. Parents and other children in the family are urged to attend the Pack nights as these are primarily a family function. The Cub Scouts are also making plans for a fund raising project around Halloween. Final details of the project have yet to be worked out so more information will be forthcoming later \ CHI. BROWNIE TROOP 464 By the time this paper comes out the Brownies will have had their first meeting of the new Scouting season. Mrs. Wickenkamp has asked for empty Elmer's glue bottles which will be filled by her from a large container. This will enable each girl. Crafts have a tendency to bog down when materials aren't available when the urge and necessity are there. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 The first meeting was begun with the flag ceremony. Chris Jaenicke, Donna Humann, Cindy Kamp, Doris Dowell, Mary Ellen Johnson and Veronica Bierman were in the ceremony. We sang the Star Spangled Banner, and gave the promise and pledge to the flag. We then asked for committee mothers and decided that dues will be 50 cents a month. Registration will be $1 for all girls. Badges earned since the last meeting were given out. Mary Ellen Johnson received pets and backyard fun badges. Chris Jaenicke and Debbie George got their backyard fun badges also. Cindy Kamp got collector badge and Donna Humann received personal health badge. We discussed more about badges. Next week the meeting will be on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. We ended the meeting with the flag ceremony and taps. ' ROs^ctfully submitted, Donna RiEmosta, Scribe*-.- Note: Any girls wfio wish to sell their old uniforms should give them to Mrs. Bierman w.'ta. their name and telephone number with the size if possible and marked with the price desired. STORK GRAM A beautiful baby girl was delivered to Rich and Judy Janczak at the McHenry hospital at 3:11 Sunday morning, Sept. 24. The little charmer was named Lori Am and weighed a petite 6 lb. 12 oz. at birth and measured 19 3/4 inches. She and her mom will arrive home on Thursday so that she can meet her big brother, Todd, who is 2J£ The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Ambrosia of Chicago and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janczak also of Chicago. She also has two very happy aunts, Deborah Ambrosia and Georgia Emmerling of Arlington Heights who spent the weekend here a-vaitii^ her arrival. Congratulations to the family on their brand new arrival. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS And all the jazz to Jerry Zalud and to Brian Lawrence who are celebrating their birthdays on Sept. 29. Brian will have one big candle in honor of his first birthday. Barbara Krasucki will also have a birthday on that day. Linda Apel and Terry Beno are having birthdays on the thirtieth and Joseph Mueller will be a terrific two. Oct. 1 starts the month with a big bang with the birthdays of Ken Prazak, Doug Mayer, Jackie Dolenski, Jodean Harris, and Roger Emery. Frank Vanek will be a birthday boy (Hi the second and Randy Koczor celebrates too. Rosemary Tiffany and Edward Miskovic each mark another year on the third and Joe Gagnon adds another one on the fifth. Congratulations to all the birthday people and here's a wish for many more. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Best wishes to Arlene and Frank Bartos who mark another year of matrimonial blis s. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK Been hearing strange tales lately about someone's car being hit by a boat! After the whole tale was told though it turned out to be perfectly legitimate but there were a few moments. Max Koch and Bill Kamp were in Missouri over the weekend doing a little cave exploring. Hope these spelunkers had better luck this time than they did last year. Jamie Owens is feeling better after leaving her tonsils at Woodstock hospital last week. Oh that ice cream. The Viscounts and Vikettes marched in the Mount Prospect fiftieth anniversary celebration parade on Sunday. Among the kids from our subdivision who are members of the organizations was Shirley Meurer who was in her first parade. The kids did real well in the affair. , Club Alabi Softball team had Be fVi&e Shop In McHenry JB BBflfl t t ' f l f l f l f l 6 ' f l B ' a P l a t t t l T f l l 8 6 066* • YOUR Masonry Headquarters j BRICK -- STONE -- BLOCKS Sewer Tile -- Drain Hie -- Fireplaces £ McHENRY LUMBER CO. : 4030 W. Main Phone 385-4600 Change now to gas heat. It makes sense. Because gas heat is by far your greatest heating bargain. (With the money you'll save, you'll smile all the way to the bank. Because you don't have to worry about it. Go's heat is automatic, needs little maintenance. And, since gas is piped underground, let it snow--you'll have no delivery problem. Because we'll finance your conversion, give you up to 5 years to pay, with payments as low as $3 a month. No down payment needed. (It's sp easy, you'll want to add gas air conditioning too.) Your loca heating contractor will arrange details Because gas heat is clean It's the choice of nearly 85% of the homes we serve. its annual picnic last Sunday sit the Sabatka home on the Crystal Lake blacktop. Besides the food the group played volleyball, football, baseball and horse-* shoes and then ate again. Chuck and Mary Pierce and their three kids were there as well as Mary's two sisters, Julie and Nancy. Ron and Jackie Creutz and Tom and the Humann family attended from Lakeland Park. These fellows really deserved a big hand after winning twenty-one games and only losing three the whole season. They won first place in the league which has their games in Ingle side, won an instant elimination tournament and went on to win the play-offs for the league. That was some picnic, too. Vickey Bottari attended iite DCCW convention in Freeport over the weekend. She is president of St. Patrick's Altar and Rosary Society. Both Father Beauvais and Father Parker who were assistants at St.* Pat's were there too. The Oakfords entertain the; Arvid Anderson family of Chicago who came out for a day in the country on Sunday. Sharon Wagner who has left for Hawaii where she will be living and working was treated to a farewell party by her coworkers. The party -was held in Chicago which really se^ the mood for the party. Larry Strandquist visited with his mom, Helen, last Sunday for a while. He is here on business. The Strandquists are living in New Jersey. Sure do hate to end on a sour note but there are some kids around here whose idea of fun is to throw eggs and stones at people's homes. These kids probably don't see the paper but maybe their parents do. Some of these kids have been recognized and will be reported if it keeps up. 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