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PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALEE-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1®7' Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 Conservation Club Schedules Meetings, Nov. 21 Thursday, Nov. 21, the Mc- Cullom Lake Conservation Club members will meet for their regularly scheduled monthly meeting. This month the meeting will be held at our Community House, 1717 N. Sunset Drive, and it will begin at 8 p.m. • New club members are always welcome and anyone interested in keeping our lake and area beautiful should plan to attend these meetings. BOARD MEETING The Lakeland Park Property Owners Association board members met at the Com­ munity House last Thursday evening. All association members are reminded that the board members meet once each month to serve residents. These meetings are always open to members of the association and it's the time to register complaints, criticisms or praise to those people we've elected to represent us as the officers of our home owners association. The December board meeting has been changed and will be held WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4 at the meeting room at city hall. A reminder to those of you who pay your association dues twice a year: the second in­ stallment is due by Nov. 30, or a delinquency fine will be charged. Remittances should be sent to our clerk, Mrs. Helen Strandquist, 5119 W. Shore Drive. Any changes in ownership of property in our community should also be made known to Mrs. Strandquist to enable her to keep our association records correct and up to date. PLAN CHRISTMAS PARTY The Lakeland Park Women's Club members met last week and had a most enjoyable af­ ternoon. The November meeting was very special in that all the ladies took part in and enjoyed a delicious pot- luck luncheon. Plans were finalized for the ladies annual Christmas party which, this year will be held at Martinetti's restaurant on Thursday evening, Dec. 5. I heard that even Santa Claus will be there and it promises to be a fun night for everyone who attends. Do phone Mrs. Lyda Radisch for further information. Her telephone number is 385-2754. ONE CANDLE! Pretty Richelle Mercure was the center of attention at her home Sunday, Nov. 3. That's the day Richelle turned one- year-old. Her mom and dad, Marge and Rich, held a party in her honor and Renee, Robvn and Rick enjoyed all the fun at their home almost as much as the birthday girl! Guests included Grandma Mercure and Butch; Grandma and Grandpa Parisi, Bob and Mary Ann Cholews and Debbie and Sandy; Stan and Rose Slonina and Karen (and her friend Bill), Judy and Mar; Joe Parisi and his sons, Joey, Steve and Tony, Pete and Bonnie Parisi and their children, Dawn, Dean, Dave and Derrick; Maurie and Carol Ketchum and their sons Mark, Matt and Mitch; Rich and Delores Sokolowski and JTom; and, Don and Cathy Mercure and Noel and David. Pretty little Richelle received many lovely gifts and everyone enjoyed the delicious food Rich and Marge served. And, it was indeed a fun first birthday party for little Richelle Kristi! WELCOME NEIGHBORS! Ralph and Gertrude Worth have moved into their new home on Shorehill Drive along with their son, Richard. The Worths, formerly from Broadview, are the parents of Lakeland Park resident Jerry Worth. Jerry and his wife, Elaine, and their daughters, Stephanie and Jennifer, are happy to have them living here and we welcome the new Worth family to Lakeland Park. RECYCLING TIME! Tomorrow is the third Saturday of the month and by now most of us realize what that means! Recycling day! The drive will be held from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Market Place. Newspapers, magazines and cardboard should be bundled and tied and can be dropped off until 5 p.m. Glass and cans are collected until noon. Let's all do the little bit we can to help this ecology drive. Marian High Will Present Play Nov. 16-17 Marian Central Catholic high school will present Joseph Kesselring's "Arsenic and Old Lace" at Marian on the weekend of Nov. 16 and 17 at 8 p.m. "Arsenic and Old Lace" has been popular with audiences all over the world because of its universal appeal and, because of the few stage props on the set, the audience attention is focused on the actor and the character he represents. The action of the play takes place in the Brewster home in Brooklyn in 1941 and the entire three acts are concentrated in a period from a late afternoon to early the next morning. The two residents of the Brewster home are Abby and Martha Brewster, sixty-year-old sisters who are frequently visited by their young nephew, Mortimer. Mortimer, played by a veteran of the Marian stage, Jim Harrison, is one of the Brewster sisters' three SIX CANDLES! A special football cake and delicious ice cream was served to eighteen appreciative youngsters Monday at the Toussaint residence on Lakewood Avenue. The oc­ casion was Mike's sixth bir­ thday which was actually Wednesday, Nov. 13. Mike's mother, Carol, and his two- year-old brother, Eric, were pleased that so many of his friends were able to join him on their holiday from school to celebrate his very special day. The youngsters who had fun at Mike's birthday party and who enjoyed themselves were: Robbie Weir, Debbie Stephens, Stephanie Worth, Patty Treadwell, Kelly Frantz, Robbie Heaver, David Dorn- busch, Johnny DiVita, Jennifer Jobst, Keith McGrath, Larry Russell, Joe Raycraft, Joe Sullivan, Peter Jewell, Debbie Lauer and Michelle May. Wednesday evening Mike's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Toussaint, his god­ mother, Cherise Freund, and her husband, Dale, were there to help him blow out the candles on another birthday cake. His dad and mom, Douglas and Carol, and his brother, Eric, are glad that Mike had a very happy birthday this year, and we are too! FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for _ ALL OCCASIONS Q g Statt 1214 N. Green St., McHenry Come in and browse, you'll get ideas for furnishing your bath and discover many charming gifts. $ 3012 W. Rte. 120, McHenry East of New Bridge - Free Parking 385-0048 Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30, Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-5 Complete planning and installation of fixtures and accessories. Urn * iv i mm? This Year Order Personalized Holiday Greeting Cards Friends near and far love getting holiday cheer - your lovely greeting cards. Stop in today and choose from hundreds of assorted beautiful cards. OMR NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY STOP IN AND ORDER YOUR PERSONALIZED CARDS FROM THE McHenry Piaindealer 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry V Ph 385 0170 nephews, all of whom lead strange, mysterious lives. Jonathan, another of the nephews, is an escapee from a prison for the criminally insane and Teddy, yet another nephew, believes that he is President Teddy Roosevelt. M o r t i m e r e v e n t u a l l y becomes engaged to Elaine, a next-door neighbor of the Brewster sisters and, in .turn, Elaine's life is threatened by Jonathan. The following students have accepted these roles for "Ar­ senic and Old Lace:" Celia Baiel (Martha), Dan Cooney (Dr. Einstein), Jim Harrison (Mortimer), Jay Jackson (Brophy), Scott Lamor (Klein), Joe McCormack (Jonathan), Dave Martin (Teddy), and Lee Towery (Officer O'Hara). Other roles accepted by Drama club members were by Pat Nihan (Abbey), Laurie O'Connor (Elaine), Matt Zachari (Dr. Harper and -Mr. Witherspoon), Dave Reed (Mr. School Officials Will Attend 3-Day Conference, & J The Illinois Association of School Boards will hold its sixtieth annual three-day conference at the Palmer House in Chicago Nov. 24-26. The conference is being held in Gibbs) ancMRobin Rowley (Officer Rooney). Chairman of the set design is Anne Dobecki and members of her crew are Lin Wilcoski, Luane Janikowski, Peg Carey, John Dobecki and Kathy Blaul. Patti Nihan and Jean Catan- zaro are in charge of costumes. Senior Marisa Pace is in charge of make-up. The properties chairman is Linda Wilcoski and she is assisted by Luane Janikowski and Anne Dobecki. Many of the props and stage furniture was donated by St. Mary's seminary. conjunction with those of the school administrators and school business officials. More than 6,000 participants will represent the school districts in 102 Illinois counties. Guest speakers will include Jack Witkowsky, chairman, Illinois State Board of Education; Dr. Barbara A. Sizemore, superintendent of schools. District of Columbia; Marvin Kalb, diplomatic correspondent for CBS-TV and radio. Governor Daniel WAlker is also scheduled to address the general assembly. The Illinois school board members and administrators will participate in thirty-three panel discussions, covering such important topics as: What Students Want Their Districts To Be Like; Organization and Funding of Special Education; The Economy Crunch . . . Can Wl Improve the Schools with Less Money? . . . Can We Even Exist?; Public School Assessment; Improving Relationships Between School Districts and the News Media; Collective Negotiations . . An Update Laboratory for Ex­ perienced Bargainers; School Finance in Illinois . . . Let's Take Another Look at the Resource Equalizer, and Sexism . . . What It Means for the School Program. In addition to the panels, business meetings and round table discussions will be held throughout the three days. Board members and ad­ ministrators and school business officials will also have an opportunity to see and examint the latest in school equipment, supplies, ana services on display y exhibitors. 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