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\ PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1971 Lakeland Park \ Kay Druml 385-0854 Belzer Family > Welcomes New Baby Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belzer welcomed their second child, a daughter, into the family on son Keith's eighth birthday. Jan. 4 will now have double cele­ brations in the family. Kimber- ly Jane arrived at McHenry hospital at 2:32 p.m., one month" ahead of her scheduled arrival. Kimberly weighed in at a very petite 4 lbs., and niCH" WA W1IV* VMVUi W wVlWVV sured 16% inches. Her proud Jim's wishes as he shoveled maternal grandmother is Mrs.the drive. Jim returned to his G. Vandenack of Oconto, Wis., subdivision to the Belzer fam­ ily. # HERE AND THERE Get-well wishes are going to Phyllis Hintz who has been quite ill with pneumonia and to Karen Marino who was a hos­ pital patient during the past week. Hope everyone else who has been hit with colds and flu is feeling much better. Enjoyed a call from Jane Grothman during the week. Son Pfc. Jim was home on leave for the holidays to celebrate his twentieth birthday on the first. He so hoped for snow, brother Mike didn't apprsciate and pater nil grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Belzer, Sr., of Chicago. The wee miss also has a paternal great­ grandfather, William Barnick of Chicago. Kimberly is his 101st descendant and sixtieth great­ grandchild. Pm sure I express the best wishes of the entire base at Fort Polk, La., the day the storm hit. Jim will be transferred to Fort Benning, Ga., within a week to begin his N.C.O. school. We had three grandchildren here from California also pray­ ing for snow, which they thor­ oughly enjoyed. The house seems empty and oh, so quiet What happens when you're offered $16,000 for your $22,400 pile of ashes? You take it if you haven t increased your home insurance to Keep pace with inflation This is the kind of problem you could face if you bought and insured your home for $18,000 in 1963 See me to find out if your home is insured for its full value I'll tell you about a low-cost State Farm Homeowners Policy that will insure your home for all it's worth and keep it that way with automatic Inflation Coverage. DENNIS CONWAY STATI FARM INSURANCI 3315 W. Elm McHenry, 111. Ph. 385-7111 STATE FARM FIRE and CASUALTY COMPANY Home O f f i c e : Bloomington, I l l inois after the ten day visit of our Marine son, Dave, his wife, Donna, and their three children, Davey, Doneen and Denise. There were times when visitors and family made me wish we had a room stretcher, especi­ ally at meal time but we loved every minute of it. It all ended too soon. Heard former resident Char- lene Wimmer suffered a chip­ ped bone in her ankle from a* freak accident. Hope you're up and about Char. Get better soon wishes to two of my granddaugh­ ters, Michelle, who has a strep throat, and to Denise who left for sunny California with a very bad cold. Mrs. Mary Burrafato sure did up becoming a grandmoth­ er and great-grandmother. She became a grandmother on Dec. 11 to Keith John Fardella and on the sixteenth a great-grand­ mother to Mark Christopher Dowell and on New Year's Eve • she on:3 again became a great- grandmother, this time twice, with the arrival of identical twin sons to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Blietz. The boys are named Jeremy Dale and Scott Allen and each weighed in at 4 lbs., 12 ozs. Looks like the' month of Decer.iV«!v'll be a busy one for trucks, bats, balls and trains for Mary. Enjoyed a postal card from Pat Schwegel in far off Lux­ emburg, said she was having a great time and it was very exciting. My appreciation to Pam for proving to family mem­ bers that there is a Luxemburg. It's been a family joke for so many years. Cathy Grey and Barb Oef- fling were hostesses at a ba- chelorette party honoring Bev Eggert last Friday evening. The party was held at the home of Cathy's sister, Carol, on Shore drive. Among the young ladies in attendance were Jackie Reeves, Delores Benchen, Francine Meyer, Chris Du- arte, Gaye Mormon and Patti Anderson. Understand there was a party crasher, no one hung around long enough to And out if the four legged intruder was male or female but amid all the laughing I did find out that Fran Meyer will make ex­ cellent material for the Olympic 100 yard dash team. All in all they had a ball. And oh, what memories and conversations the group will have for many, many years. Joailrie Plucinski is not a Peggy Flemming on ice skates but she sure has tried so hard in fact that Tom Linnane went through a great deal to present Joanne with a gold ice skate as part of her Christmas pre­ sent. Tom took one of his skates and painted it gold to give to her, he has hopes of becoming her manager. Joanne is proudly displaying her gold skate among all the other Plucinski troph­ ies, she is afraid it will be the only one she'll ever receive for skating tho*. Speaking of Christinas gifts, I sure have enjoyed the poinset- tias I received, (me from my bosses at the paper and the other 1 from my godson, John. Both are as pretty as the day they were received and I might add just as much enjoyed. Remember to watch for the youngsters with all the ice on our roads. They forget you as a driver must not. Now that the holidays are ov­ er and we've all settled down to routine lives, call your news to me or drop it off, if Pm not here there is a metal box my porch which I keep an o n . . . eager, hopeful eye on. I cannot write a column without every­ one's help. The subdivision is filled with many groups and or­ ganizations whose news can and should appear in this, our sub­ division column. Won't you help make our column enjoyable? LAKELAND PARK COUPLES LEAGUE That fun loving group of bowl­ ers will be testing their skills this Saturday evening. The lea­ gue is led by the Blacksheep followed by The Aces, Last- But-Not-Leasts and all the oth­ er teams. Promises-Promises are holding up the other teams with their last place position. This week's games will have on alleys one and two, The Last- But-Not-Leasts against The Hooligans. Tony Seritella and Barb Meurer are the teams' captains. The Studs will bowl on alley three, their opponents will be the No-Nos on alley four. Captains for those two teams are, Karen Crock and Jo Mai. On alleys five and six will be Rode's Raiders, captain Ray Rode, their opponents will be The Promises-Promises, cap­ tain Fran Di Blasi. Ron Bier- man and his Black Sheep will be rolling on alley seven a- gainst Bill Schabow, Jr., and his Do-Dos^on alley eight. Hell Knows, The Procrastinators, those are really two team's names. Pm not being funny at this hour of the morning, any­ way the teams captained by, Tony Knor and Bev Hansen will be bowling on alleys nine and ten. On the end alleys, eleven and twelve will be Ken Han­ sen and his Odd Couples and Lee Mai and His Aces. Wo­ men's high scratch series is held by Joanne Gilbert with a 545, Joan Apel holds series with handicap with a 643. High in­ dividual game for the ladies is Ceil Serritella's 197. CAKES AND CANDLES Cathy Humann leads off the birthday list this week with her turning a happy 17 on Jan. 16. Kay Luing and Michael Bur- man share Jan. 17 as their natal days. Barb andRonMeur­ er will be celebrating their eighteenth year of togetherness on the seventeenth. On the eight­ eenth Joan and Paul Schwegel will be remembering 22 years of vyedded'bliss. Pearl Koester and Robert Schuman share the eighteenth as birthdays. Jan. 19 Jack Oakford, Tina Licas- tro, Pam Foszcz and Shirley Lamberg will all see another candle on their cakes. Dorothy Moore and Agnes Clove share Jan. 20 as birthdays. LynnGia- como shares Jan. 21 with our daughter-in-law, Cindy. The twenty-second has LaVerne Mi- halek as birthday girl while Charlene and Ron Mueller cel­ ebrate their sixteenth anni­ versary. To each and everyone of you mentioned above and to all of you who celebrate dur­ ing the coming week go my very best wishes. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All reservations for the com­ munity house should be made through Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. All cancellations must also be given to Mrs. Rizzo. Friday, January 15, Webelo meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, January 18, Weight Watchers at 10 a.m. and Northern Area Leaders Attend Crime Seminars Local government officials, law enforcement personnel, businessmen and chamber of commerce leaders from throughout northern Illinois have been invited to participate in the first in a series of re­ gional crime-prevention sem­ inars Monday, Jan. 18,inRock- . ford. The day-long meeting, to be held in the Hotel Faust, is spon­ sored by the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce in co­ operation with the Illinois Law Enforcement Commission. The following counties will participate in the Rockford meeting: Jo Daviess, Stephen­ son, Carroll, Ogle, Whiteside, Lee, Winnebago, Boone, Mc­ Henry, Lake, DeKalb, Kane, Kendall, Will and Grundy. Major aim of the seminars is to bring together business leaders, local government of­ ficials and law enforcement personnel so they may become acquainted with the programs of the Illinois Law Enforcement at 8 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, Boy Scout meeting 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, Qirl Scout meeting, 3:30 to 5:30p.m.; Regular Lakeland Park Prop­ erty Owners Association Board meeting at 8 p.m. On Sunday, January 24, St. Paul's Episco­ pal church gathering. * ; McCULLOM LAKE V CONSERVATION CLUB Thursday, Jan. 21 at 8 p.m. the Conservation club will hold its meeting at Spojnia Polish Camp. Nominations and election of officers will take place it the meeting. Spring of this year is supposed to have the balance of the lakes restocking done. Hie group is always open fin: new memberst_ = 1 / / s '/""V STOCKINGS PANTYHOSE ALIVE® SUPPORT SHEERS Stockings Pantyhose Parity Pair® Replacement Stockings PANTY PAIR® Replacement Stockings Panty Pair? Girdle Panty Pair Plus™ Girdle "XIQĴ L Regular Price per pair* ciale Price 3 Paigl* 6 Pairs* $1.50 $ 3.75 $ 7.50 1.75 4.50 9.00 2.50 6.00 12.00 3.00 7.50 15.00 3.50 9.00 18.00 ,3.95 9.75 19.50 5.95 14.85 29.70 3.95 9.75 19.50 2.00 4.95 9.90 3.00 • 7.50 15.00 6.50 16.50 33.00 GREEN STREET MALL 1216 N. Green St. McHenry SAIE DATES Sat., Jan. 16-- Sat., Jan. 25 GET-ACQUAINTED -- McHenry Future Far­ mers of America chapter members, guests at an FFA-Farm Bureau Acquaintance pro­ gram, talk with one of the men who was on the program, Farm Adviser Louis Engelbrecht, front middle. From left, front, E.A. Rosio, McHenry high school vocational agriculture ad­ viser; Engelbrecht and Tim Nellessen. Back: A1 Smith, Mike Mullin and Steve Voorhees. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Commission. The I.L.E.C., ap­ pointed by Governor Ogilvie to develop plans for fighting crime and to distribute federal and state monies made available under the "Safe Streets Act of 1968," is a major resource po local communities seeking to upgrade their police, courts, jails and probation systems. C o o p e r a t i o n w i t h t h e I.L.E.C., community action programs on crime and delin­ quency, and upgrading of local criminal justice systems are among the major objectives of the State Chamber in 1971, ac­ cording to R.M. Robinson, chairfnan of the State Cham­ ber's Committee on Respect for Law and Order. future personnel inc. the OM&tvcx to youi em C O V E N T R Y P R O F E S S I O N A L B U I L D I N G 4 5 7 C O V E N T R Y L A N E C R Y S T A L L A K E . 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