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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2X. 1973 Lakeland Park Anne Moore Urge Residents Attend Special Sewer Meeting Please plan to attend the special meeting to discuss completion of our sewer project which will be held Tuesday, Oct. 2, at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Home, 2505 N. Ringwood Road. It is important to note that all questions or complaints must be brought to this meeting in written form. It's suggested you list your questions on one sheet of paper and your com­ plaints on another. Please be sure to put your name, home address and telephone number on each piece of paper you submite* At tnis meeting we will be informed how completion of the project will be handled, and we will be advised as to whom we can contact regarding actual connections to the system, how the work will be done, who can do it, the kinds and types of material that can be used and we can even get a rough idea as to what the approximate cost may be. It is a very important meeting and all Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores property 385-6448 owners are urged to attend. If for some reason you are unable to attend the meeting please ask a neighbor to submit your questions and complaints for you. Mayor Joseph Stanek, other city officials and represen­ tatives of the sewer contractors will be present and they all hope many families will be represented at the meeting. WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING The Lakeland Park Woman's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting next Thur­ sday, Oct. 4, at 12:30 p.m. in the community house. Hostesses for the meeting will be Frances Kostka and Adele Arndt. To join the Women's Club you must be a member of good standing in the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association. I have been lead to believe that mothers with pre-school aged children are welcome to bring them along with the un­ derstanding that the children don't disrupt the meeting. More women should make an effort to come out for this enjoyable afternoon. REGULAR BOARD MEETING Thursday, Oct. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the community house the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association board members will hold their regular monthly meeting. All members of the association are invited to attend the board meetings. It's an opportunity to meet and see how your board members work for you. Do plan to attend! PAPER DRIVE TOMORROW Don't forget to bring your newspapers, magazines and corrugated cardboard to the market place tomorrow bet­ ween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Bottles and cans will be accepted also. BOWLING LEAGUE NEWS The Lakeland Park Fun league got under way last week and the bowling league secretary Delores Sokolowski has passed along the team standings as well as in­ dividual's high games and high series. To begin with, the officers of the league in addition to delores are: John Licastro, president; Tom Michelsonj vice-president; and Darlene Michelson, treasurer. Team standings after the first night of bowling are: Can You Top Us?, Raiders, The Bombers, The Question Marks, McHenry Pussycats, Lots 'a Luck. Red Hots, The Lunkers, All the Way, the Pin Poppers, No Show, and The Sit Downs! Don Gilbert had the men's high sereies scratch with 579, Karen Crook bowled a 472 scratch. High series with handicap was shared by Richard Mercure and Ron Bierman who both bowled a 538, Joan Apel led the women with 528. High game went to Roy Apel who bowled 204 and Joyce Leopold led the women with 153 high game. CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prazak have some happy news with the recent engagement of their son, Donald, to Linda Stevens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stevens of Fox Lake. The young couple chose next Sept. 7, for their special day. Our congratulations to Donald and Linda! DRUMLS IN WEDDING PARTY Dennis and Janice Druml had an exciting day last Saturday, Sept. 22, when they were members of the wedding party for Sandy Betts and Jim Larkin. Jim and Sandy were united in marriage at St. Patrick's church at 3 p.m. A reception was held in the evening at the American Legion and Ed and Kay Druml were among the guests who had a marvelous time joining in the festivities. Sandy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Betts and Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Larkin. Our congratulations to the happy couple! NIGHT OUT Thanks to my husband's parents,. Steve and Anna Z/UOMML CQorntt. PATZKE HEATING AIR CONDITIONING FURNACES GUTTERS PHONE 385-5534 McHENRY EARL R. WALSH & JACK WALSH INS. F i r e , A u t o , F a r m , L i f e R e p r e s e n t i n g R E L I A B L E C O M P A N I E S 3 4 2 9 W E I m S t , M c H e n r y - 3 1 5 . 3 3 0 0 DENNIS CONWAY A U T O L I F E F I R E State Farm Ins. Co. 3 3 1 5 W E l m S t M c H e n r y , I I I . 3 8 5 5 2 8 5 o r 3 8 5 7 1 1 1 DR. LEONARD B0TTARI 1 3 0 3 N R i c h m o n d R d . 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No. Rt. 14 815-459-0033 $lL988oo OPEN DAILY 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. Or By Appointment Woodstock Moore, we were able to join my entire family for a lovely dinner hosted by very good friends Mr. and Mrs. Frederico Ruiz from Mexico City last Saturday. My parents, John and Blanche Blaney, my sister, Pat, and her husband^ Ron Castiglione, and my sister, Mary, joined the Ruizes and their twin sons, Carlos and Jaime and their friends, Norman and Carol Miller, for a most enjoyable evening. It was very interesting talking with them on a variety of topics and it was good to be reminded of the freedoms we as Americans sometimes take for granted. The twins are con­ tinuing their studies at Nor­ thwestern University to obtain their master's degree in Business Administration and will return to Mexico when the school year ends. SURPRISE PARTY Carol Fandre was the guest of honor and hostess at her very own birthday surprise party on Sept. 14. Seems husband Bill just happened to pass the word and invited a few friends over to help Carol celebrate, much to her surprise! Those joining the fun were Larry and Mary Alice Sword, Mike and Dianne Brown, Jim and Candy DiVita, Pete and Bonnie Parisi, Jim and Sandy Neff and Joan Bucaro. Everyone had a good time, and may you have many more happy birthdays, Carol! BELATED WISHES! Debbie Stupey celebrated her sixteenth birthday Wednesday, Sept. 26. We're sure it was a happy day for Debbie. Happy birthday a little late, Debbie! CANDLE OCCASIONS Elaine Jett celebrates her birthday today and tomorrow Jerry Zalud, Barb Krasucki and Brian Laurence share their special days. Linda Apel, Joseph Edward Mueller, Terry Beno and Russell Henderson celebrate their birthdays on Sept. 30. Russell will blow out two candles on his cake! Oct. l is the big day for Ken Prazak, Jackie Dolenski and Jodeau Harris. Frank Vanek and Randy Koczor share next Tuesday for their birthdays! Rosemary Tiffany and Ed Miskovic celebrate their special day on Oct. 3. To you all, very happy birthday greetings! ANNIVERSARIES THIS WEEK! Frank and Arlene Bartos celebrate their wedding an­ niversary tomorrow along with Wally and Margo Schaedel and Ernie and Pat Schooley. Not only do the Schaedels and Schooleys celebrate the same day but the same year! Both couples will be dancing the anniversary waltz for the seventeenth time. Our congratulations to all three couples! FAMILY OF THE WEEK Meet the Gerald Worth Family. Jerry and Elaine Worth were fit SUlTABLB fa 0 S**Ubui?A*!! , '"'tollies MID LOTS . • J •10 b *Ft9 V£RT'C*l storm sash PAINT SUPER u.m r DtMABLE PANELIN® Several Pattern's ODD LOTS ... *M,n" HOUSE nmn pmr WHITE~~Tgal f0R tQ00 Dec0RAT0R ODD SIZE VOOD Wl BLINDS PRE-FINISHED | W0QD W|NDQW ODD LOTS ASPHALT SHINGLES n 5P' I HAT LATCX (; Bundle / 'n*e r ior Pajnf rTTTh LUMBER* ZltmZ FREE DELIVERY! 385-1424 Wrnm i iii»aii;innm\.\')')iii i; u (i| i| iirauiiWN i mim, u McHenry Shores Mrs. Rose Lillegtrd 385-8500 Ladi is Bowling League Seeks New Members The ladies bowling league has started and new faces are always welcome. If you know of someone interested please pass the word on. It was decided by the ladies participating to bowl 25 weeks. The cost would cover the bowling, prize monies and luncheon. The members ap­ pointed Gerry Olbinski as their treasurer and they still need a secretary. Mrs. Lillegard said that she would help out until someone would take over. Handicaps are used so it really doesn't mean that you have to be a good bowler. Just to prove it, the high game'of the day was Marie Faulkner with 138 and at the other end of the yard stick was a game of 31 which we will not mention to whom it belongs. So you can see, we just have good old plain fun and many laughs for all. If by some chance you were missed when we called on the telephone, please do not feel offended as the phone list is not up to date and there are many unlisted phone numbers. Notice of the bowling league appeared on the bulletin board at the beach all summer* Each team is made up of two members and we start bowling at 9:30 a.m. and should be finished by 11 a.m. in time for those mothers who meet the school buses. The day is Friday mornings at the McHenry Recreational Center by the old bridge in McHenry. If you do not care to bowl come on out anyway and cheer your neighbors on. Also if you have a friend who does not live in McHenry Shores she is also invited to participate in the bowling league. It's never too late to join. CAMP-VENTION Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Crouch just returned from a full week of camping. Their trip took them to Landuites Lake which is just 20 miles from East Moline. The main purpose of their outing was to participate in two conventions. The first being the State Retirees Convention which has over 100 members and is a branch of married eight years ago and have lived in Lakeland Park for six years. Jerry is a postman in Crystal Lake. Before settling down as a full-time housewife and mother, Elaine taught high school physical education in Villa Park, Elmhurst and McHenry. They have two daughters, five-year-old Stephanie who just loves kin­ dergarten, and three-year-old Jennifer who enjoys the extra hours alone with mommy. When he isn't busy around their home, Jerry enjoys fishing. Elaine, who is also handy around their home, plays volleyball #nd belongs to a league. They all enjoy camping and have taken some fun trips which their little girls are still talking about! National Camping and Hikers Association. The second was the Illinois Association of National Campers and Hikers camp-vention. There were 540 families participating in the IANCHA. Part of their fun included swimming at the pool and private lake facilities for canoeing and fishing. The Crouches invites anyone in­ terested in joining the association to contact them and they will give you all the par­ ticulars necessary. Also during the camp-vention a tour was made of the International Harvester Company. AMANA COLONIES Amana, Iowa, is the place to go and shop for the most unusual and hand made items according to Julie and Sam Ziemet. Their recent trip in­ cluded a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Hattan, who many of us remember as former residents. The Hattans now reside in Fulton, 111. The Ziemets and the Hattans proceeded on to the Amana Colonies where in 1854 a group of God-fearing people of West German, Swiss and Alsatian ancestry left New York state and found the seven villages in the fertile fields of Iowa. They established their own woolen mills, furniture factory, wagon shop, meat smoking plants and other industries which provide the villages with the essential necessities of life. Each member contributed some particular skill handed down from father to son, in true old world tradition. The Amana Oktoberfest is Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28 and 29 and Sam and Julie tell us that it is really something to see and participate in. They suggest that if you're not doing anything these two days, plan on a drive to Amana. Act To Remove Roadblocks To Transit Systems Attorney General William J. Scott and Comptroller George W. Lindberg, moved to eliminate legal roadblocks to state financial assistance to the Chicago Transit Authority and downstate mass transit systems, needed to provide reduced fares for students and the elderly. Scott and Lindberg made an urgent request to the Governor and the legislative leaders to call a concurrent special session of the legislature Oct. 15, for the purpose of corrective legislation eliminating legal doubts which have arisen over the appropriations made for mass transit relief. In addition, Scott announced that he would file an emergency test case directly in the Illinois Supreme court seeking to establish the validity of the $17,500,000 in ap­ propriations which are in questions. LAUNDRY SALE CLEAN-UP WITH FRIGIDAIRE •m • y WASHER • DRYER BEG. TO REG. 499 HC03I *249 DCD3T 179 » 'asrtsn as1"1' c*» »» >° • $10 cash • $15 cash D$20cash Friaidalr* WFOIT frtaldalf int .. -Frl.l4.lr. LCV. .. 'rtft«lr. 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