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SECTION 2-PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRI., DEC. 7. 1973 Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 Sewer Hook-Up Final Court Date Set For Dec. 18 My telephone was ringing for the past few days with residents phoning to inquire as to whether or not our sewer system is ready for hook-up. Everyone was upset or disappointed that no notification was received and that hook-up work was in fact being done. A phone call to our very helpful city clerk enabled me to find out the answers to the questions. First of all, the system was unofficially ready as of Monday Nov. 26 but for emergency hook-ups only. The final court date is Dec. 18 and assuming everything is approved, per­ mits will be available to the rest of us at that time. Second, the $150 fee for the permit will be good for the first six months from the court approval date of Dec. 18 again assuming the system is ap­ proved. The permits will be issued to those persons who have a building s on the lot in question or to those persons who have purchased a building permit for said lot. My thanks are extended to Mr. Walsh for answering these questions for us! BOARD MEETING I understand the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association Board Members held their monthly meeting Wednesday night in the home of the president of the association, Lester Eckhart. Hope to have highlights of the meeting for our next column. CANDIDACY ANNOUNCED! Monday, Dec. 3, was the last day petitions could be filed by those persons interested in running for the vacant office of alderman in the fourth ward. Six candidates have sub­ mitted these petitions and in alphabetical order they are: Edward M. Druml, Sr., 5219 W. Shore Hill; La Verne Hromec, 1611 N. Pleasant; Ronald H. Meurer, 4814 W. Prairie; Ronald R. Nystrom, 4807 W. Shore Drive; Ernest D. Schooley, 5219 W. Victor; and Lloyd E. Wagner, 2006 N. Oak Drive. The last date for any of these six candidates to withdraw is tomorrow, Dec. 8. The special election will be held Feb. 5, and all residents 18 years of age and older are reminded to register to vote by Jan. 14. * NEW MAILING DATES! Hope all of you are aware the postal department advanced the requested mailing dates for Christmas by one week. This means that gift packages should have been mailed last Monday, Dec. 3, and cards should be mailed tomorrow to insure delivery for the holidays. HOME AT LAST! Millie and little David Gende are bursting with joy these days as Daddy is now home from the hospital and is feeling pretty happy, as well as better! David, a lineman for Com­ monwealth Edison, had an accident on the job that con­ fined him to the hospital for two full months. He still has some recuperating to do, but is thankful he can do it from his home! Welcome home David! We all hope you'll soon be fully recovered! TROOP 320 NEWS The young ladies of Troop 320 are especially excited this weekend as they are preparing for Monday evening. They will hold their investiture and parents are cordially invited to attend. The investiture will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Parkland school. The girls spent last week's meeting making can­ dles and stringing popcorn for the occasion. BOWLING NEWS Postition night is behind them now and the new team standings for the Lakeland Park Fun League are: The McHenry Pussycats still hold first place. They won 15 and lost 5. The Red Hots are in second place with 14 wins and 6 losses. fl-1 HEARING AID SERVICE 2 4 H O U R S E R V I C E FREE LOANERS COMPLETE REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES TRY BEFORE YOU BUY! FREE TRIAL ON ALL MODELS & STYLES R.0. STENSLAND & ASSOCIATES RENTAL ON ZENITH & . MAICO HEARING AIDS 3937 W.MAIN ST. McHENRY 815-385-7661 W e d n e s d a y o n l y I 5 P M . O t h e r l o c a t i o n s M t P r o s p e c t Otk P a r k A u r o r a H i n s d a l e B a t t e r i e s H a l t P r i c e W i t h T h i s A d The Raiders are the third place team. They won 12 and lost 8. The Question Marks are fourth with a win record of 12 and loss record of 8. Lotsa Luck is in fifth place with 11 wins and 9 losses. The Bombers are sixth place and their win record of 10 and loss record of 10 is tied with the seventh place team. The Lunkers. No Show is the eighth place team with 9 wins and 11 losses. All the Way is ninth with 8 wins and 12 losses. They are tied in the win-loss column with the Sit Downs, the tenth place team. Can You Top Us? is in eleventh place with 6 wins and 14 losses. The twelfth place team is the Pin Poppers with 5 wins and 15 losses. High series scratch for the men is still held by Don Gilbert with 579 and Karen Crook leads the women with a 494. Six Bowlers including Don and Karen had very high single games and series scratch the last time they bowled and I felt were worth mentioning. Karen Crook almost outdid herself by bowling a 211 single game that gave her a scratch series of 482. Polly Licastro was excited about her 194 game and her total of 437! Tom Michaelson led the men with a high game of 213. His scratch series total for the night was 526. Don Mercure bowled a 208 and scored a great 565 series.' Don Gilbert's high game of the night was 198 and his series totaled 483. Butch Moore bowled a 195 game and his series total was 494. That's some great bowling! The league meets again tomorrow night. Good Luck to you all! BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK! Today is the day for Jack Lavin and Mary Jon Creasey! Happy birthday! Tomorrow Cindy Kamp will share her day with Margaret Oakford! Phil Bucaro, Kurt Lauer and Joyce Braun will celebrate their birthdays Sunday. Dec. 10 David Wickenkamp, David Bremer and Christopher Dean Walsh will blow out their candles. Christopher is en­ tering the world of the "terrible twos"! Michael Johnson and Keith John Fardella will have candles on their cakes Tuesday, Dec. 11. Keith will also join the terrible two club! Dec. 12, Ed Gladman will celebrate his birthday! Thursday, Dec. 13 Debbie Franklin, Daniel Parisi and Robyn Kerry Mercure will celebrate their day. Danny and Robyn will both blow out six candles on their cakes. Happy birthday to you all! FAMILY OF THE WEEK! Meet the Gilberts! Donald and Joanne Gilbert moved to Lakeland Park four Twice Tdld Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec 14, 1933) Fox river was frozen again this week for the second time this year when temperatures, after slipping uncomfortably low Sunday night, shot down to zero under the influx of a bitter northwest wind. "Golden Harvest" featuring Richard Arlen, Genevieve Tobin and Chester Morris is the title of the picture to be shown at the Empire theatre on Dec. 20 and 21 with fifty percent of the profits going to the M c H e n r y T o w n s h i p years ago. They have been married eight years and are parents of three lovely children, two girls and a boy. Seven-year-old Valerie is a big help to her mom, five-year-old David enjoys helping his Dad, and their little 2M>-year-oljJ daughter, Denise, enjoys all the attention she receives from her family! Don, who enjoys fishing in his free time, is employed by a railroad company. NOTE: Only 17 more days until that jolly little man in the red suit enters our homes for another exciting day! Please call me with news of your family gatherings and excitement during the holidays! Emergency Relief association for charity work. David Harris of Rochester, N Y. spent his Thanksgiving vacation "in the home of fraternity brother, Harold Vycital. The Phlathea club met this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. J. McCracken. The afternoon was spent in singing carols and in com­ pleting the hemming of towels which are ordered. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blake have moved from the J.J. Vasey house to a house on Green street. Any unemployed teachers in the McHenry Community high school district who wish to register for employment under the Federal program for emergency relief in education should register with C. H. Duker, superintendent of the local high school. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 16, 1948) Williard McCulla entered the Woodstock hospital Friday night after suffering injuries in a basket ball game in the local gym. Mrs. W. C. Feltz. 65, passed away at Victory Memorial hospital, Dec. 14, following a heart attack at her home on Waukegan street. Mrs. Christine Miller, who has been making*, her .home temporarily with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Green, left Dec. 15 for Balboa, Canal Zone, to make an extended stay with her son, Arthur, and his family who now live in Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Doyne Hoover are now making their home in an apartment near the Villa Club near Pistakee Bay. Mr. Hoover is a teacher in the local school. Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Phalin of Johnsburg entertained at a buffet supper on Saturday evening honoring the birthday anniversaries of her mother, Mrs. O. M. Kerns of Woodstock, and his mother, Mrs. Thomas Phalin of McHenry. A social evening followed with Marcia Lou Kerns providing accordion music. Mr. and Mrs.- William Brennan of McCullom Lake are the proud parents of a boy born at the Woodstock hospital Nov. 26. He will be named William, Jr. Cecil Mass, 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mass of Ridgefield, wasirilled. He was either thrown from or he fell from a horse. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 19, 1963) Walter Bolger, Barreville road, was re-elected president of the McHenry local of the Pure Milk association at the local's annual meeting and evening dinner in the Legion home in McHenry. Proud parents of a daughter are James and Andrea Johnson of Lily Lake road, the infant has been named Renee Irene. She was born Dec. 13 and was the 1,000th baby born in McHenry hospital. For the first time in about a year McHenry jumped into second place in city sales taxes received for one month in the county. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Peterson recently celebrated the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary with a C mass in their honor at Stir * Patrick's church. Miss Patricia Walsh is'4jr. member of the Clarkettes, â ; singing group at Clarkefr College, Dubuque, Iowa, which-.;^ is filling television and concert engagements this month. \ 'Jr Army Specialist Four Roy T. Beaman, 25, son of Mr. an<|V - Mrs. Samuel T. 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