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Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Change bate For Women's Club Meeting The next meeting of the Lakeland Park Women's Club which was scheduled for April 12 at 7:30 has been changed. It will be held instead, on Thur­ sday, April 5 , at 12:30. The meeting wilTas usual be held In the Lakeland Park community house, 1717 N. Sunset. The board of directors made the decision to change the meeting because of the bad condition of the roads. The feeling being that it would be easier to drive the daytime rather than in the dark. FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR SPRING LUNCHEON Speaking of the Lakeland Park Women's Club the ladies have formed various com­ mittees and are making final preparations for the annual spring luncheon and card party. The date for the lun­ cheon is Wednesday April 11. Serving begins at 11:30 in St. Patrick's church hall, 3500 W. Washington street. VALLEY VIEW SCIENCE FAIR The first science fair ever to be held at Valley View school took place Thursday, March 22. The fair was a big success as evidenced by the large number of people viewing the science projects. The students really out did themselves, and the projects were very interesting and well done. Congratulations kids. CANDLE OCCASIONS Denise Catherine Druml starts this week's candle oc­ casions by celebrating hers on March 30. Denise will be four years old. Ronald Kamp. Judy Slonina, David Brunow and Andy Rogers will add candles on March 31. This will be Andy's fifth birthday, April 1 is a red letter day for Butch Dowell. Debbie Koczor, Charlene Mueller and Paul Lense have a circle around April 2. Paul will be six years old. Scott Lasko will celebrate his birthday April 3. April 4 is a special day for Eddie Ozog, Adele Arndt, Patricia Butler, Wanda Stupey and Karen Schmedberg. Ron Meurer, Jim Duffy and Elaine Worth celebrate candle oc­ casions on April 5. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Don't forget about the annual general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owner's Association. The meeting will take place at 2 on April 8 in the Lakeland Park community house. Area School Sponsors Fire Safety Program It is possible to save family lives by developing a home fire- escape plan. This will be the general theme of a fire safety program presented Thursday, April 5, at 1 and 2 p.m. at the Spring Grove^ school by a public relations representative for an insurance company. The program includes complete details on develop­ ment of a fire escape plan for the home including mapping room exits, instructions on jumping and crawling, proper use of doors and windows and choosing an outside assembly point. All parents and members of the community are cordially invited to attend this most informative program. * * * • Good intentions, besides paving a well known area, are a prelude to many fine achievements. Deuster Named To Plan Unit The Speaker of the Illinois House, Rep. W. Robert Blair (R. Park Forest), has named Rep. Donald E. Deuster (R. Mundelein) to the Legislative Advisory committee of the Northeastern Illinois Planning commission (NIPC). According to Deuster, the function of the committee is to consult with NIPC on all policy matters relating to long-range planning for northeastern Illinois. "Lake and McHenry coun­ ties," Deuster said, "and all of PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. MARCH 30*1973 the Chicago metropolitan area are confronted with critical problems affecting tran­ sportation, flooding, land-use, school finance and rational development. Unless we plan the future carefully, our ac­ celerating population growth in this region will simply create havoc." Deuster also serves on the House Transportation! com- mitee, and is chairman of & special Subcommittee on Mass Transit for the Chicago metropolitan area. Bridesmaids dresses are fashioned of dotted swiss or flowered prints. The 1173 McHenry County Cancer Crusade begins April l with an all-time high goal of $37,641. Mrs. Joan (Nett) Dorseh, left, Ridgefield, formerly of McHenry, is this year's Cancer Crusade chairman.' With her is Dr. Edward J. Beattie, Jr., New York surgeon and prominent writer on cancer who was featured speaker at the 1973 kickoff for the McHenry County Cancer Crusade volunteers' last week. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) Local Campaigns Under Way For Cancer Drive Township chairmen are preparing localized campaigns to help McHenry County Cancer Crusade volunteers raise a total of $37,641 in con­ tributions for this life-saving effort, Mrs. Joan Dorsch, 1973 Cancer Crusade chairman, has announced. • The army of volunteers has a two-pronged responsibility: To distribute new pamphlets with vital life-saving information and to ask for funds for the current intensified effort to wipe out cancer during our lifetime. The pamphlet is called: "Annual Checkup-It's a Lifesaver." Workers attended a kickoff dinner last week and many volunteers are prepared to launch the door-to-door ef­ fort now. 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