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vkWm. & r , ?; .7',' > ^ £>-> * j£r sm '•'V -<ljk: ^ V. -- 1 LAKELAND P ARK NEWS Carole Humann "385-1605 GOOD WISHES FOR HAPPINESS IN NEW YEAR Greetings to each of you on the feve of a brand new year, with wishes that the New Year will bring the blessings of good hea^anckliappiness to each of you and to your families. . SNOW PARKING Gars should not be parked on the roadways during snow storms as they impede the progress of the snow plows and. leave unplowed places in the roads after the cars are moved. According to the city ordinance no cars are to be parked on the roads after 2 a.m. at any time. This is for our benefit mostly and we gain from cooperating. COMMUNITY HOUSE \/ SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Sunday, Jan. 29 - private party. Thursday, Jan. 2 - Woman's Club meeting-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7 - Boy Scput meeting-7 to 9p.m. Wednesday, , Jan. 8 - Girf Scout meeting-3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 11 - Tri-Cpwrty Five Watters - 7:30 p.m. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 Dec/ 18. . The meeting waft opened with the fiag ceremony given by patrol three. The troop then split into patrols and attendance was taken and dues were collected. Refreshments were served by patrol 4. Work was completed on our parents' Christmas gifts. Three Cadettes from troop 41, Debbie Schabow, Sherrie Landen and Donna Humann came to the meeting and taught us some new songs. This fulfilled requirements for the Cadette Minstrel Badge that they are working on. The flag was retired and the meeting was adjoiirned. Respectfully submitted, Mary Beth Humann, Assistant^ sertfie. BROWNIE TROOP 464 The last meeting of the Browtroop was a Christmas party. They were served green Christmas tree ice cream molds with punch and cookies with their Save Where Saving Pays Now is the time to open your account at, 1 ^ I Crystal Lake Savings and LOOM Association ' 5% and 5%% 6 month certificates are available STOP IN and DISCUSS your saving program with one of our experienced-savings counselors Add to your account the easy way via our postage paid save by mail envelopes. LOBBY HOURS Mon.-Tues.-Thur8: 9-4:30 Closed Wednesday Fri. 9*4:80 Fri. Eve. 6-8 Saturday: 9-8 ' DRIVE-IN HOURS Mon.-Tues.-Thur8. 9-4:30 Closed Wednesday Friday 9-8 p.m. Saturday: 9-8 Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporatior} Crystal Lake Savings & Loan Association 1 EAST CRYSTAL LAKE AVENUE CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS raoNE 45!)-14(10 / SAFETY - SECURITY - AVAILABILITY names on them. Santa Claus wai a surprise guest and he hand©® out the gifts to each Brownie. Then the girls made tree ornaments arid sang Christmas carols and played games. The next meeting will be on Jan. 7 at the regular time and place. RIGHT UP YOUR ALLEY Hie league had position nigfrt on Dec. 14, but because of th£ pressures of the Yuletide seasoji the standings were a little delayed. Hie Sock-It-To-Me'sar® in first place with 2lHrl0j£with the 8 Balls second with id-13. The Crooked Cranes and the Klik are tied for third with 18- 14 each and the Mosquitoes art fifth with 17JS-14& The Nippies are sixth with 17-15 and Bierman's Bomber s are seventh With 15-17. The Ten Pins, the Pandas, and the Bugs are tied for eighth With 14-18 apiece and the Er-Ki-fcr-Ke's are eleventh with 13-19. Jack's Team ended up with sole possession of the cellar with 11-21. ; Turkey winners were Roy Apel with a high scotch series of 580 and Pat Butler with high scratch of 469. The handicap winners were Jerry Rogers with 644 and Petey Oakford with 629, Pat Butler took over the , high scratch series with her 469over Karen Crook who had held the position till now with 467. Jerry Rogers is tied with Roy Apel for high handicap position with 644. The line-up for bowling on Dec. 28 is on alleys 1 and 2 the Bugs and Bierman's Bombers. On 3 and 4 the Ten Pins vs. Jack's Team. The Crooked Cranes and the Pandas are slated for 5 and 6. The Er-Ki- Gr-Ke's and the Mosquitoes will meet cm 7 and 8 andtheSock-It- To-Me's and the Klik are on 9 and 10. The 8 Balls and the Nippies will be on 11 and 12. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS : Larry Lamberg will be fifteen on Dec. 27. The twenty-eighth is birthday day for Johnny Flatanigan and twins, Pam and Paul Zimny, who will be thirteen and for Jim Wickenkamji, Dennis Kozicki celebrates on the twenty-ninth with Wally Kuhns and Michael Krasucki who will be nine. Ed Peters will be twelve on the thirtieth and the last birthday of the year will be celebrated by Matty Rogers who will be six years old. New Year* 5 Day babies are Ed Lane, Jim GrothmanSvho will be eighteen, vLou Rehberg and Paul Rizzo, Chuck Pierce, Catherine Kozicki and Tom Kozicki who will T be fifteen and Herbie Dettmer who will be eleven. Busy Day! Ronnie Mullen ends the list with his fourth birthday on January 2, 1969. ANNIVERSARY'VALTZ Joan and Dick Burmann will add another year of marital bliss to their growing collection on Dec. 29. Our best wishes for many more. WEDDING BELLS ^ Prazak.Grace Campo, Dorothy wedding ofMissRaeLlfan Morgenson, Lil and Chuck Benes* ChadWick to Mr. Charles E. and the Meurers. Mr. and Mrs. Burkhardt took place on Satur- „ %shaw and Wilma and Elwood day, Dec. 21 at Zion Lutheran Crane and Joe, Rocky and Mel church. A reception fallowed for were unable to attend because of their friends. The newlyweds win return in January to Carbondale where they are enroled at Southern Illinois University. Our very best wishes to the happy coftple. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK - Here we are again trying to get rid of the mound of wrapping paper that only a week ago was being so lovingly wrapped around that special gift. Sure do hope that Santa was good to each of you and that everyone took a small amount of time out of their busy day to go to their church and give thanks and honor to the One whose day it really is. John Zimny is .home from the Air Force Academy for the holidays as are all the rest of the college students, who hopefully left the flu bu| at school. Chicken pox sufferers include Cheryl Hansen and Michelle Fish and the flu has hit justt about everywhere. Get well to everyone, wherever you are, and what ever you have! A surprise party was given for the Kroenings who are moving from our town after so long to Fish Lake. Ind. The group gathered at the Meurers on Wednesday evening last week to wish them bon voyage and good luck in their new home. It was such a well kept surprise that Bob was on his way to Indiana with - a load of furniture and things and missed the doings altogether. Guests were Sherry Lee Patterson, Marie Matchen, Ken and Gloria Vanek, Aggie FRI. DEC, 27, 1968 -PLAINDEALER - PG. 5 spurgeons > READY-TO-WEAR STORE HOURS: " F^* C. 25 BETWEEN JAN. IST HECK PRICE TAGS FOR BIG SAVINGS # Ladies Coats TO ffi Off R &r Price * * I I Sportswear SpoifiWiir MX off ^iu,ar Prim * Girls Dreises r 95% OH He Frice Dresses Off M© fflQfllisr Price * Girls Coats 5055 Off lip Price We have just reduced these iteiiml Hurry In - You can "Charge It" at Spurgeon's. lliEST • •••••••••ODDDDDDD^nnnn HwwwwwwftwnnnnnfffWBB'fl work or other commitments. They were given a lovely gift and a lovely memory of all their terrific neighbors. Bob and Jessie Matthews are home for the holidays withtheir family, and everyone is glad to see them, especially Grandma Eleanor Haerle. John Meurer celebrated his tenth birthday at Grandpa and Grandma Meurer* s last Sunday and then everyone got their Christmas presents a few days early. Makes it fun to have Christmas last so many days. Bev Hansen* s brother, Robert Hestroffer, is home, on leave from the Army before leaving for a tour of duty in Germany. Judy and Ray Widhalm had it socked to them. The old flu bug that is. Nasty thing. Both of them were pretty sick, but hopefully the Worst is over by now. Think that's all for how. The column will be on a regular schedule for the rest of the holiday season, and hopefully some "printable" news will drift this way. Thanks to all the kind people who have helped me through the year withtheir news RUPTURE-EASE!! A c f f l f a j Truss ^ No laces -- instant pull-strap adjustment items that put together make a column for our subdivision. Please make a resolution to call at least once during the coming year so that we can have the newsiest column ever. Happy New Year and hope we all survive the football schedule on the boob tube. U.S. has about 1,740 daily papers, producing 55 million copies each week day. * . CATASTROPHIC w the year 1967 may have set j new quantitative record for astrophic events in thci United States, according io the Insurance Information Institute. Thirty-four storms, fires (t riots left in their wake iiisurcti damage of more than a million dollars each. The total cost to insurance companies was about $325 million. Patented VJ Side Oouble $6.95 No Fining Requirid improved! Strong, form-fitting, washable support for reducible inguinal hernia. Comfort sin front. Soft, flat groin pad. No bands. Unexcelled for comfort. WOW back flap. Snaps steel or leather Por men. women, children, Bolger's DRUG store 1259 N. Green 385-4509 Dine In The Elegance of The Welcome"*'*--^ Families New Years Sduth Sea Island Open 7 days a week 11:00 a.m. to closing Eve Party *** OPEN" No eservations HATS & HORNS* FAVORS Free Snack After 12:00 3Q5-97D0 under - MUSIC - New -Management? ALL NIGHT YOUR HOST | L Wally & Bora Docking for patrons -Come by Boat 1406 N. Riverside Drive Mc Henry DOQQBBOPBOBQOQeQOOOQgOOOHBBCBBBBBBBBBtaBBB SERVICE CENTER Ornamental Iron and Structural Steel » ADAMS Bros. Repair 90MW.SS. 120 ' 3SS-0783 GET THE PARTS YOU WANT - WHEN YOU NEED THEM from Community Auto Supply Plum. 385-0778 FOB SERVICE 5 COUNTERMEN Mike Kalfus Frank Meisner Arnold Anderson DanStrach Stan Pankiewicz Drive in Anytime, and see your car shin fast! Mtelaad Park ' CAH WASH Next to FkUllp'o 66 Barber Shop ^ • Hair Coloring ^ ^ • Hair Styling ^ • Hair Pieces • Razor Cuts JAKE'S by appointment 385-7171 Farm Equipment G©@sge P. Frem&d, Inc. Case • New Holland 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. 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