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V PAGE4-P' AINDEALER-FRIDAY) JANUARY 21, 1972 Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Rescue Squad Asks For Display Of House Numbers The McHenrv Rescue Squad is asking for the cooperation of all Lakeland Park residents to help make it easier to find a home in case of an emergency While driving through the community, they noticed that not all houses have numbers on them or they are not visible House numbers should be large enough to be seen and be placed where they can be seen easily. Also, some of the street signs have been turned around the wrong way If there is a street sign in front of your house, please keep an eye on it If the Rescue Squad is hampered in its e'fort to reach a home, it could mean the difference between life and death , COMPLETE TRAINING As you probably know, the McHenrv Rescue Squad began its service to the community Jan 10. Lakeland Parkers, Paul Heber and Richard Waychunas. were among the twenty-five rescue squad members who completed their basic Red Crqss first aid training course. DRAINAGE DITCH PROBLEM It has been reported that there is a lot of junk being thrown into the drainage ditch. The water cannot flow properly when it is clogged with such things as tires, logs and the "no swimming" signs. Please tell your children that it creates serious problems when they throw things in the creek. Remember the floods? LPPOA BOARD NEWS The Board of Directors is making preparations for the general meeting which will be held in April. There are three vacancies on the board to be filled and these will be elected at the general meeting. A nominating committee is being formed so keep in mind anyone you would like to nominate. CAKES ANDCANDLES A happy birthday wish goes to Beverly Walinski, who celebrates Jan. 20 Lynn Giacomo and Cindy Druml share Jan. 21 as their special day Michael Foat will celebrate on Jan 23. Danny Koch and Jeff Eoat have a circle around Jan. 24. Seven is Susan Eileen Hautzinger's lucky number as she celebrates on Jan. 25. Jan. 26 is that red letter day for Ron Creutz, Dick Walinski and Johnny Lavin. Johnny will be five wonderful years old. A large group of Lakeland Parkers have cause for celebration on Jan. 27. They are John Reining, Eddie Funk, Carol Matthews, Alma Walsh and Catherine Kohrt. BIRTHDAY PARTY Fred and Lorraine Pike, along with other family members, helped their grand- daughter, Jackie Boger, celebrate her birthday. The celebration took place at the home of Sharon and Jim Boger on Jan. 9 Jackie was three years old Jan. 12. GET WELL WISHES There are still a lot of Lakeland Park residents on the sick list. John and Kathy Lavin and son, Johnny, have all been fighting the battle of the "bug". Little Debbie Rathmann has been smitten too. Julie Miskovic was hospitalized after an auto accident. Mary Barje is in the McHenry hospital. Clarence Hearle is recovering iij the Harvard hospital following surgery. He would like to hear from his neighbors. He is in room 106. I hope all of you will get better soon. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Jan 21 is the anniversary date for Art and Gladys Hafer. Charlene and Ron Mueller will celebrate 17 years of marriage on Jan. 22. Pat and Roger Lasko will celebrate 15 years of marriage on Jan. 22. Pat and Roger Lasko will celebrate 15 years of togetherness Jan. 26. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE Friday - Jan. 21 - Webelos Meeting - 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday - Jan. 25 - Boy Scouts - 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday - Jan. 26 - Girl Scouts - 3:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. PACK 351 NEWS Cub Scout Pack 351 will hold a pack meeting, Thursday, Jan. 27 at St. Patrick's church hall. The meeting will start at 7 p.m. sharp. All scouts are to check in with Mr. Creutz when they arrive. The boys of Pack 351 have asked me to advertise for snow, so here goes. "Wanted-Snow Just enough to go tobogganing". A family outing is planned for Jan. 23 at the J.C. Slide in Crystal Lake at 2 p.m. If any one has a snow dance, now's the time. HERE ANDTHERE Speaking of snow, Beverly and Dick Walinski and daughter, Linda, drove up to Green Bay, Wis., to go skiing. There was plenty of snow and they enjoyed the trip very much. Bob Matthews flew in from Washington, D C., to visit his dad, Clarence Hearle, in the hospital Ringwood News Near Portland, Maine, there are a group of 365 islands in Casco Bay, on which some 70 boys and girls of school age live. These pupils are hauled to and from school each day in boats -- except when water is too rough. Ackerman Family Enjoys Sights On Florida Trip We are happy to report that Charles and Beverly Ackerman and their five children made it home safely from their trip to Florida. They reported that they saw many accidents. Some serious. While there over the long holidays they visited the newly opened Disney World. On the first day there they had over 50,000 people and on the second stop there were only 22,000 persons. One of the most fun things they did was to stay at a Yogi Bear Park, and there they enjoyed helicopter rides over the surrounding area. Think they must have brought back half of Florida with shells, grapefruit, oranges, lemons, limes and more. Glad you made it such fun. They highly recommend the trip to the park if ever you get the chance. It's truly family fun! CHURCH NEWS Mark this date Sunday Jan. 30 on your calendar and keep it open to join your neighbors for a parish-wide pot-luck dinner at the Ringwood Methodist church at 12:30. Following the noon meal we will have a program presented by the AFS student attending McHenry high school, Deneval Azevedo Filho of Brazil. Dene will show slides while he tells us about his country. Bring a dish-to-pass, your own table service, and let's give Dene and his American family, the C.R. Bromans of McHenry, a warm welcome. W.S.C.S. The sewing group will meet at Alice Peet's home on Thursday, Jan. 27, at 10:30 for a work day. The Women's Society of Christian Service met at the church last week for its first meeting of the new year. Mrs. Willis Walker, wife of the pastor, installed the new of­ ficers for the coming year and welcomed new members to sign the membership roll. Following the installation, Mrs. Walker presented a program on "Values, Ideas and Ideals" with all the ladies participating and learning a little more about themselves. U.M.Y.F. It was pretty cold last Sunday for ice skating, but some of the braver members of the Ringwood U.M.Y.F. donned their skates to try the ice at the Ed Kane home on McCullom Lake. After a brief sojourn outside, they 311 adjourned to the house for a planning meeting and hot chili supper served by Mrs. Kane. 4-H NEWS The Busy Three 4-H Club met at the Ringwood church with the following members giving talks: Billy McDonald, David Christopher, Janet Bauer, Eve Olmen and Laural Olmen. Nancy Gillespie was appointed sergeant-at-arms. Debbie Petska joined at this meeting. A reminder to the folks in the community that the club is collecting old newspapers for recycling (please, no colored sections or glossy papef). If you have any question or need papers picked up, call George Madden, Jr., phone 653-9190. The first planning meeting for the Share-the-Fun contest was held at Mike Etten's home. Refreshments for the meeting were served by Kathy Eppers and Mike Etten. The next meeting will be held Monday night, Feb. 14, at the Ringwood church. ABOUTTOWN Mr. and Mrs. George Ainger and children of Hebron were visitors in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard last Sunday. Helen Wallace has arrived home after spending the holidays with her parents in Florida. The reason for the extended time with her parents was to help take care of her mother who is still recuperating from her auto accident. We find Clayton Bruce horfle from the hospital at this writing, and feeling fine. Sure picked a cold time to come home. We hear that Helen Barker had a group of ladies in one night this past week playing with oysters!? Searching for pearls? /S BAPTIZED Last Sunday church services 1 found Chad Walkington Adams, i son of Ida Mae and Clarence i Adams, being baptized. His ; uncle, Rev. Jay Walkington of j Arlington Heights, baptized his < new little nephew. Sponsors for Chad were his uncle Tom Walkington and Mrs. William Feffer. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams had dinner for all the family on the Walkington and the Adams side in honor of the baptism. HAPPY BIRTHDAY We wish to extend our bir­ thday greetings to Christal Ackerman and to Mrs. Ruby Shepard on Jan. 24 and to Colleen Tonyan and Tom Kane on Jan. 25, and on Jan. 26 we find Wesley Bruce, Otto Mergl« sharing the same day. On Jan. 27 Donna Barker has her day, and last but not least on Jan. 30,. we find young John Hogan and" Lisa Ackerman sharing the' day. This is Lisa's first bir­ thday. The very happiest to you all. ANNIVERSARIES We have a busy week of anniversaries to wish to the following; To Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan of McHenry, on Jan. 25, and to Major and Mrs. Earl Sonnemaker on Jan. 26, and on Jan. 28 to Mike and Evelyn Sponar and to Bill and Shirley Cristy. The very best to you all. Many more to come. 800 County HIA Representatives At Annual Meet More than 800 county HIA representatives attended the twentieth annual meeting of the Illinois Health Improvement association, held at the Holiday Inn East in Springfield Jan. 11, 12 and 13. 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