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PAGE 23 -PLAINDEALER- WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14. 19)7 Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores Sharon Gicek 385-3777 Anne Moore 385-6448 Clarification On Lake Fund- ,-iv. • •> Club Solicition We've been asked to explain the difference between the letters of solicitation from the MCCullom Lake Conservation club dredge program and the lake management fund that was included in everyone's Lakeland Park Property association's bill this year. The lake management fund has been set up to serve the following purposes: 1. weed killing or other means of removal ; 2. dredging by use of various equipment; 3. planned re-stocking of fish; 4. con­ struction and maintenance of various anti-silting devices and 5. legal expenses involved in defense of McCullom Lake's integrity and continued use. The letters from the Mc­ Cullom Lake Conservation club are a direct appeal for funds for the dredge program. They are a solicitation by this club for the purpose of helping defray the cost of the current dredge program. Any donation to the dredge fund is 100 percent tax deductible and should be sent direct to the Conservation club. CONSERVATION CLUB NEW^ The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club will hold its monthly meeting at the Mc­ Cullom Lake beach house Thursday evening. The meeting will begin promptly at 8 pjn., and all are invited to come. The agenda for this meeting is as follows : the dredge and the fishing derby plans. And in the words of the McCullom Lake Conservation club "Help your club grow, bring a friend." WOMEN'S CLUB NEWS Members of Lakeland Park Women's club enjoyed a very informative meeting of their club last week. Hostesses provided delicious treats and practical and pretty prizes. The ladies made some im­ portant dates that day. Sept. 29 is the date set for the ladies fall outing. ItfcSffvattons at Shady Lane to see "Divorce me Darling" have been made. It promises to be a fun evening: It Was voted on and approved that the women will meet in the evening from now at least through the winter months. Thus, the meetings will be held the second Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the community house, 1717 N. Sunset. The next meeting will be held Oct. 13 and Pat Lasko and Beverly Walinski are hostesses. This will be a meet and greet meeting and all women in Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores are invited to attend. Sunday, Oct. 30 at 2 p.m. is the day and time set for the children's Halloween party. A parent must accompany their child or children and reser­ vations may be made by phoning one of your columnists. Reservations have been made at a fine local restaurant for the ladies' annual Christ­ mas party. This festive party will be held Thursday, Dec. 15. So, as you can see it was a very productive meeting. Do plan to come to the meet and greet evening the ladies are planning and join our active group. BOWLERSNEEDED It has come to our attention that the McHenry Shores bowling league is in need of women bowlers who would like to join the ladies Friday mornings at Crystal Lake. Babysitting is available and if you are interested please contact the league president, Mrs. Tom (Beth) Jenkins at 344-0501. A SHOWER Janet Heritage was guest of honor at a baby shower arranged for her by Mrs. Harold Bowlin after the monthly meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association Sept. 1. She and her husband, Herb, were thrilled with all the little things they received for their expected baby and appreciated the thoughtfulness of their friends. The friends who made the evening extra special were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowlin, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boeldt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buhrman, Mr. and Mrs. John Gacek, Pat Lasko, Marilyn Lean, Anne Moore, Lyda Radisch, Cecilia Serritella, Mr. and lyirs. Dick Thennes and Mr and Mrs. Bill Winkel. Much happiness was ex­ pressed for Herb and Jan AS Y THE WORD FOR OUR WEEKEND SPECIALS 7MI DINNERS INCLUDE: 'SOUP OR JUICE, GARDEN SALAD, POTATO A VEGETABLE, HOT LOAF OF BREAD A BUTTER - FRIDAY KITE - (KING CRAB LEGS ̂ IBREADED SCALLOPS si7S IUIM our rata PERCH ;:g:g Iff/Cocktail SMCC ... TROUT..m DINE " SPECIAL NEW YORK SIRLOIN STEAK $4M UN FILET MIGN0N •ttftMoamafi jy50 -- SATURDAY ft SUNDAY - «m mnuMM STECIM. NEW YORK SIRLOIN TWIN FILET MIGN0N wHk Oriw Map PRIME RIB of BEEF S&i M p they await the arrival of their third child. CAMPING FUN The Wisconsin Dells was the location of a fun four day trip enjoyed by the George Heuer family. George and Mary Beth and their dnildren, Georgie, Kristie, Bethie and Carie, all had lots of fun camping up north. It was the baby's (nicknamed "Kitten") first camping trip and from what we heard things went so well the family is anxious to go camping again soon. DRIVERS TAKE CARE It has come to our attention that some drivers in our sub­ division are unaware of the rules of safety regarding school buses. The drivers are breaking the law when they pass an oncoming school bus that has stopped and is displaying the stop sign and flashing lights. If you are un­ familiar with the rules regarding school buses, please call the police, contact the Secretary of State's office, or look in the Rules of the Road' book. Since school has started and the buses are back on the street, please watch for their signals and obey them. CANDLE OCCASIONS Wednesday is special for John Becker, Karen Johnson and Darlene Gladman. Sept. 15 is the birthday of Denise Winn and Michele Nystrom. Michele will have eight candles on her special cake. Frank Bartos celebrates Sept. 16 and Jana Glosson will have three candles on her birthday cake Sept. 19. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Dan atid Pboung Paul celebrate their wedding an- niversery Sept. 17. Best wishes! Jim and Bev Wickenkamp will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary Sept. 20. Congratulations on your twenty-fifth! McCullom Lake J Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 DANRK flnlc CA4 The result of the election was DtfULfl V7UI5 Otff ^ yours truly is the new LM Is-I r\ i president and Barbara Elliott nOliaay UQT&S, »s the new secretary. Elect Officers Eye Protection About 1,000 industrial eye accidents Occur every working day of the year. On-the-job eye protection prevents damage 90 percent of the time. The Wise Owl club of America serves industry and schools with an eye safety incentive program spreading the eye safety word. Contact -the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness for a free folder about the Wise Owl clubs. Write Prevent Blindness, 79 Madison avenue, New York, N.Y. 10016. The Beach Gals met Wed­ nesday, Sept. 7, at the beach house, and many important items were taken car£of at that meeting. Dates were an­ nounced for the Halloween party, the Christmas party, Christmas carolling, and a membership night. The dates are: Halloween-Oct. 31, which is a Monday night; Christmas- Saturday, Dec. 10; Christmas carolling-Dec. ,22; and mem­ bership night-Sept. 21. Anyone who may be in­ terested in joining the Beach Gals is urged to attend the membership night. The Beach Gals need active members to help out on our many projects during the year. Elections were held at the meeting for a new president and a new secretary, as President Barb Caron and Secretary Jackie Raycraft have served out their terms. NEW ADDITION Lorraine and John Boyle of Parkview avenue, announce the birth of a new grand­ daughter, Carrie, who was born to their son and daughter-in- law, John and Karen Boyle, Aug. 29. Carrie has a big brother, Johnny, who is going to be 2 in November. Great grandparent* of the new baby' are Franks/and Carrie Kurth. Best wishes to all of you on the new addition. PERSONALS Jaclde says hello to Charlene. She hasn't seen you in a long time and it was good to see you again. BIG CELEBRATIONS Two big parties happened in the village in the last few weeks, and I have been com­ missioned to duly report them to you. The first was a luau hosted by Tom and Peggy Mortimer and Jimmy and Sandy Conway Aug. 27. At­ tending were Dave and Lill Hansen (Lill resplendent in her grass skirt), Kurt and Jo Weisenberger, John and Edie Rourke, Barb and Ed Caron, Frank and Joan Branham, John and Jan Sexton, Keith and Carol Peters, Rose and Howie Mortimer, Ted McNishv^nd friend Barbara, Arlette^ and Bob Cable, and Jerry" and Jackie Raycraft. Lights were strung around the yard, and with the warm breeze blowing, it really seemed like Hawaii, according to reports. The second bash was held at Frank and Joan Branham's house Sept. 4, and it was a pig roast. The weather again cooperated, and a fine time was had by partygoers Earl and Elma Nelson, Lill and Dave Hansen, Jim and Sandy Con­ way, Tom and Peg Mortimer, Mart and Karen Hansen, Kurt and Jo Weisenberger, Phyllis and Dick White, Gert and Willie Walter, Joan and Jim Bit- terman, Barb and Eddy Caron, Jim and Rose Giddings, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Adams, Don and Cindi Nelson, and Freddie O'Halleran. CONSERVATION CLUB Don't forget the McCullom Lake Conservation club meeting, to be held Thursday. Sept. 15, at 8j>.m. at the Mc? Cullom Lake beach house. Lots of help is needed to work on the club's new projects, so if you'd like to get involved in a very worthwhile organization, at­ tend this meeting. « > BIRTHDAYS- ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthdays go this wew to Ronny Yates, who celebrate? Sept. 15, to Ed Caron Sept. 16, tol Bill Milbratz, Sr., Sept. 17, to Roger Thacker Sept. 18, to Judy Pendleton, who has a birthday Sept. 19, and to Diane Michels, whose big day is Sept. 20. 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