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PG.4- PLAINDEALER - FRI. FEB. 14. 1969 LAKELAND PARK NEWS Carole Hunuum 385-160S Little JLeague To Hold Registration March 5 Little League registration night is slated for Wednesday, March 5 at 7 p.m. at the Community House. All boys who wish to play Little League baseball this summer should attend with a parent. Registration fees should also be paid at this time. This year the fee will include, besides the usual insurance and baseball cap, the cost of the banquet, the dance and the end of season major league ball game. The first boy of each family registered must pay $9 and each boy thereafter will pay $5. This way no one will be asked to pay for anything else during the season. After registration, movies will be shown and refreshments served. Any boy who will be 8 years old before Aug. 1 and will not be 13 till after Aug. 1 is eligible to play ball. Any further questions should be referred to the player agent, Ed Choate, at S85-756& LPPOA NEWS The general meeting will be held in April and the nominating committee has been appointed to t accept nominations for the Tour vacancies on the board. You may call any member of the committee with your nominations dt this time. The chairman is Mrs. Nedra Eckhart. Committee members include Joe Leone, Bill Schabow, and Martin Spoto. All LPPOA members in good standing are eligible to serve on the board. Absentee ballots will be available from Mrs. Eckhart on April 11 from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. MICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE D. WAGNER Deceased, FILE NO. 69-P-34 Nptice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 oftheiProbate Act, iOf the death of the above named decedent and that letters TESTAMENTARY were issued on February 3, 1969, to Elizabeth Stackhouse, 604 Park St., Woodstock, Illinois and Dolores Burke, 603 Amsterdam St., Woodstock, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Carroll & Aiello, 329 Lake Ave., Woodstock, Illinois, and that the first Monday in the month of April, 1969, is the claim date for the estate. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Woodstock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET 0»NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub Feb. 7, 14, 21, 1969) WOMAN'S CLUB REPORT The Lakeland Park Woman's club held its February meeting last week with a Valentine theme. Thp gals were appropriately attired in red or pink in honor of the occasion. During the business portion of1® the meeting the gals decided to foot the bill for new sand for the west (Herzog) beach. With the sand spread on the ice alreacty it will settle to the bottom as the ice melts and voila! the beach is in A-l shape for the onslaught of swimmers. The gals are already planning for the annual spring luncheon to be held on April 16 at the American Legion home. Other business at the meeting included appointing the nominating committee to find a slate of officer candidates for the election. The committee includes Petey Oakford, Vicky Bottari, and Marie Cross. Call .one of these ladies to give your nominations for the election. Eligibility involves being a member in good standing with all dues paid to date. MARCH OF DIMES The response to the March of Dimes Volunteers was overwhelming with the collection topping last year's drive by 125 percent. Over $200 was collected in our community by the workers. Thanks to all the generous people who made this drive so successful. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 We began our meeting with •the flag ceremony given by .Patrol 3. Then we talked about the Milwaukee Zoo trip. Treats were served by patrol 3. A Court of Honor meeting was held and the meeting ended with taps and the flag ceremony. CONSERVATION CLUB The McCullom Lake Conservation club meeting will be held on Thursday, Feb. ^20, at 8p.m. at the Community House. All persons who are interested in the preservation of our lake are invited to attend the meeting to see what is being planned for the future of the lake. Won't you please be there. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Belated birthday greetings to Kathleen Johnson who celebra-* ted her third birthday on Feb. 11. Kathy Becker and Gerry Wagner share the fifteenth for their big day. Feb. 16 is a busy day, with Joyce Leopold, Wally Nuss, Georgia Manning Boyle and Jackie Creutz celebrating. Danny Duffy will be 9 on that day and Sherri Fernstrom will be 4 years old. Feb. 17 belongs to Mary Barle and to Judy Widhalm. Barbara Ann Brooks will have one great big candle on her cake on the same day. Her "big" sister, Elizabeth Ann, will celebrate her third birthday on the eighteenth of February. Art Hafer celebrates this year on the nineteenth down in Mountain Home, Ark. Alice Lenz will be 3 years old on the 20th, Rae Dee Beno will be thirteen, and Daryle Li castro will be twelve. Best wishes to everyone on their special day. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Lil and Gene Mullen will be celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary on Feb. 20. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK Hooray! the sun is out today and the ball club is planning for the summet season so oil up the lawn mower cuz you'll need it in a few months. Roy Meineke had hip surgery last month at Sherman hospital and returned home a few weeks ago, where he will continue convalescing for the next six to nine months. He has to stay off his feet so that the hip heals right so will be in a wheel chair and then crutches as he gets his strength back. Being under such restraint for such an active guy gets a little monotonous so he sure would appreciate some cheery cards from all the friends he has around here. Visitors are also quite welcome but should call before coming so that there aren't too many at once, or don't come during snooze time. We sure hope he gets back on his feet, literally, sooner than later. Vern and Sharon Foat have found a house to rent in Volo Friday and Saturday February 14 - 15 Steak Dinner 14 oz's each - for You and Your Sweetheart Plus Soup, a Salad Selection from the Salad Bar, Bread and Butter - Milk, or Coffee. $595 AL'S While House 2028 W. Rte 120 - McHenry - Ph. 385-9892 and are living there now. So many people have extended a helping hand to give them a boost after the fire that destroyed so many of their possessions. A great big welcome is extended to many new families who are moving into our community. The Richard Russo family, which includes three toddlers, has moved into the Owens home at 1703 N. Meadow. They moved here from Round Lake. The Benjamin Benedict family has moved into the home at 1810 Park lane. Hie Jack Staleys and their six children have moved into their home at 4615 Bonner drive. The Hay Kellers have moved into the Anderson house on Rt. 120. The Frank Durachta family has moved into 4907 W. Prairie from Chicago. The James Langers are living in the Ahlgrim home at 1312 Meadow lane. They are from McHenry, as are the Everett Schreimans, who have moved into 4408 Shore drive. Jay Embry and family are living in the house at 1713 Highview, where they moved from West Shore Beach. A great big welcome is extended to them and to their families and we hope they find .happiness in their new homes. That's it for now. Hope to have more news for you next week. The mind of a child is like a narrow-necked bottle. It takes plenty of contents in little drops, but any large dose will cause it to spill over, and be wasted. f goysawT £ m \ TROOP 131 Boy Scout Week! Imagine that you guys. The whole United States has set aside a week just to give our organization special observance. I trust all of you observed Scout Sunday. Be sure to wear your uniforms to schooj on Scout Day. Wear them wi pride, because it's a proud outfit you're in. A Board of Review was held Monday night and as far as I know, two Scouts are further up the Scout ladder. They are Jim Chestler, second class, and Bob Hodges, Star. Good work, men. There's a Court of Honor coming up soon, Feb. 22. It's a ppt-luck affair with Mrs. William Schmidt in charge. All of you scouting mothers take note, for we are anxious to try your specially. Understand we have some expert bowlers in the Explorer unit. It was reported that they came in second out of about twenty teams bowling over at Belvidere. Keep it up fellas, and when you decide you need an expert's advice, I understand your advisor can show you a point or two. Sorry, the column is so short and I hope I didn't miss anything or anybody. Had to put Mrs. Russell in the hospital. Between diaperSb and duty, I ran out of time. . Tfrm Russell. I 3: News About Our Servicemen For outstanding performance of duties, military manner and latitudes and devotion to duty, 'two Depot Marines attached to the Motor Transport section, Parris Island, were presented Driver of the Month awards by Major J.R. Black, Depot Motor transport officers, during ceremonies held recently. One of the men was Lance Cpl. Michael C. Shannon, who was selected from the heavy truck driving section. He arrived at PI from Vietnam, where he served with "A" company, 11th Motor Transport, Bn. 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