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SECTION 2 • PAGEC - PLAINDEALER-WEDNE8DAY, APRIL?. It7« keep our lake private, since this Lakeland Park is the one great Lakeland Park. asset in Marilyn Nystrom 385-7014 Two Important Issues Resolved At Last Meeting Tfrc three new board members are Mr. Boeldt, Mr Bawlin and Mr. Thinnes Congratulations' There were two really im­ portant issues that were settled at this general meeting First, there will be an audit this year, before new officers start their term and most probably at next year's general meeting, an annual audit will be motioned Secondly, Brittainy builders was denied membership into .... This will help The association holds monthly meetings so that its members can come and discuss problems with the board and try to arrive at solutions. If we members don't go, how will the board know what we wish** They won't. Then the board members are free to make our decisions for us. If you live in Lakeland Park, join your association and for the people who already belong, get ac­ tively involved! CLERK RESIGNS Mrs. Bowlin, our L P.P.O.A. clerk resigned recently. We're very sorry to see her go A job well done! L.P.P.O.A. MONTHLY MEETING The monthly L.P.P.O.A. meeting was held April 1. The new board members were installed and positions on the board were filled The president is Dennis Storlie, vice-president is Lloyd Wegner, Dick Thennis is secretary and Elmer Boeldt is treasurer. Cathy Storlie will be temDorarv clerk until one is found. One program that will be started is that there will be stickers issued for all association member's cars for a very nominal fee and a guest card will be given to each member for their guests' car. These two items are mainly for use at the beaches and boat launching area, so that we can try to keep our lake private. LITTLE LEAGUE MEETING . The first meeting of the Lakeland Park Little League baseball teams will be held April 11 at I p m at the com­ munity house Anyone wishing to still sign up may do so at this time. Fathers are greatly needed and should accompany their children, if possible. ! BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday to Billy Michaels. April 5 and to Bob Moore, April 6. I The heart is the most no­ ble of all the members of our body. -St. John Chr\ sostom. PRESENT -GODSPELI." "Godspell" will be presented at the Dundee Middle school auditorium in Dundee- Carpentersville, Friday. April 9. and Saturday. April 10, at 8 p.m. by the Dundee Community Singers. The school is located on Highway 31, between Dundee and Carpentersville. The Dundee Community Singers is a group of high school students who previously presented "Godspell," and who have had such good reveiws, that they were encouraged, on their own to again present this production to the communitv. family centers m - >• P l'/V 53 Just "Charge I*!" 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PARMOD NARANG The Christian Mother's club of St. Peter's church in Spring Grove held an informative program recently for members and guests. It was arranged by Eva Freund of St. Peter's church and Pat Ferrell of the American Cancer society of McHenry county. Dr. Parmod Narang of McHenry, an internist with a specialty in hematology and oncology, was guest speaker. His topic was "The Five Most Prevalent Cancer Sites". An informative question and an­ swer period followed. An excellent movie was shown by Mrs. Ferrell and life saving literature given to the group Refreshments were served by the committee of the Mother's club. The American Cancer society and their volunteers will arrange programs for any group in McHenry county, including programs geared to men's clubs. These are all given free of charge and with the knowledge that awareness and early detection save lives. Program requests may be made by calling Mrs. P. Ferrell, 385-2501, or Mrs.'Frank X. Gregory. =s= HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS SERVICE DROPS Now that Spring is here and the Winter frost has left, General Telephone is again plowing in service drops ac­ cording to. Charles C. Merritt, Belvidere division manager for the company. Currently, each known subscriber with a ser­ vice drop on top of the ground will receive a letter by April 15. Anypne who has not received this* notice should contact the Service department. - ( v ; y s t - f e e e e e e e e e l e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e i I V.A. NEWS j EDITOR'S NOTE: Following are representative questions answered daily by VA coun­ selors. Full information is available at any VA office. Q -: Does VA make allowances for refresher training in a program for which the veteran was previously qualified through former schooling or experience? A - Yes. A new program of refresher training for a maximum of six months allows updating former experience or education gained prior to service. Q - How and to whom may a Presidential Memorial cer­ tificate be issued? A -- Normally a certificate is issued automatically to the veteran's next of kin. Your nearest VA regional office can assist with application procedures. Q - I wish to review my records maintained by the VA to determine validity of certain documents. Who should I contact? A - The Privacy Act of 1974 grants individuals the right to access and to seek correction or amendment of records per­ taining to the veteran or beneficiary. Submit a written request to the VA regional office that maintains your records. Open Daily 9 'til 9; Sunday 10 'til 6 /