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f LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES Carol Conrrinsky 085-7246 A Keep Children Away From Berms One of the men working the berms at the West Beach called and asked for my help in keeping the kids away from the construction site. A fence was put all around the area and no trespassing signs are posted but the children still insist upon playing there. The workers and police have chased the culprits away but they come right back. This site is a very dangerous place to be now so if you know any kids using it for a playground please remind them to stay away. DAY CHANGE The Lakeland Park Property Owners association has changed its monthly meeting from the first Thursday of the month to the first Wednesday. I'm sorry for the con­ fusion for the September meeting because I was not informed of the change in time to print it. OFFICERS ELECTED The Lakeland Park Refunders club held its election of officers at the meeting Sept. 8. President is Carol Cominsky, 385-7246; vice president, Bobttie Thomason, 385-2149; secretary, Lin Dentro, 385-5936; and treasurer, Carolyn Lachel, 344-4864. All members agreed that we should help FISH by donating free food items and money refunds that are left over each month. The community can also participate by saving their brand name boxes and labels for us. If you would save your refundable trash for us we will make arrangements to pick it up. You can call any officer and they will get it from you before our meeting each month. ON SICK LIST Carl and Carol Smith's young son Sean was a sick little boy and had to spend a few days in McHenry hospital. Most children heal quickly and we hope that's true for Sean. BIKE RIDERS Ever since the new wider Meadow lane reopened many kids are using it for a bicycle path. Most drivers using the road are finding it to be an ob­ stacle course trying to avoid hitting a child on a bike. I do hope you remind your children to obey the bicycle safety rules when they go out. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Three special ladies we know have a birthday today, Sept. 15. They are Marge Lesch, Denise Winn and Michele Nystrom, who hits the teen years. Jana Glosson will be eight years old Sept. 19. She shares her day with Maureen Wdowicki, Virginia Ames, Myron Radloff and Bob Townsend. Very best wishes are sent to Lee Bujak and LOSE UP TO A MCHENRY SHORES Nino Keen 344-2665 Marsha Hallberg on the 20th. Steve Benes has his special day Sept. 21. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Lillian and Edward Beck celebrate another year together Sept. 18. Sept., 20 is the day Sue and Jeff Jordan celebrate lucky seven years of marriage. Bev and Jim Wickenkamp have their thirtieth anniversary the same day. Best wishes go to Bev and Art Kreutzer on Sept. 21. Celebrate High Holiday Rites The McHenry County Jewish congregation will celebrate a series of High Holiday services beginning with Rosh Hashanah at 6:45 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17, and culminating with Yom Kippur Monday, Sept. 27. Barry Serota will conduct the services. All services are open to the public and will be held at 8617 _ Ridgefield road. There will be no ~@harge to attend. McHenry County Jewish congregation is a traditional congregation that uses both Hebrew and English in its services. The \ temple has been in existence for four years. It offers a complete religious education. For more information, contact Stewart Bailenson. Garage Sale Set For Sept. 25-26 A time has been set for our annual fall garage sale throughout the Shores. The dates are Saturday and Sunday Sept. 25 and 26. There is still plenty of time to sign up and par­ ticipate. The deadline to sign up is Monday, Sept. 20, so mark your calendar! Call Johann Bartel at 385-0286 for full details, and don't forget to spread the word to your friends and neigh­ bors who might not have heard about it. * ^ ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Opr very best wishes for many more years of happiness go to Agnes and Clarence Schweikert, whose fiftieth wedding anniversary was Sunday, Sept. 12. Planning to gather with them on Saturday, Sept. 11, to celebrate this beautiful occasion, were their three sons, Bob, Don and Steve, and their families. Agnes and Clarence are proud and fortunate to be blessed with seven grandchildren and one great­ grandchild. Having been residents of McHenry Shores for over 24 years, many of our other long time residents will remember the many years, hours and hard work both Clarence and Agnes have devoted to the village. , What a nice chat I had with Agnes last week on the phone, and we join in wishing both her and Clarence much joy in the years ahead to them and their family. May God bless them and watch over them. GET WELL WISHES ' Our hope for a speedy recovery goes to Benny Pagusa, who at this writing is recovering at McHenry hospital, due to an accident at home last week. I'm sure he'd enjoy a card of good cheer or call. Knowing how active and high spirited Benny is, we know he won't be resting or down for long. BEAUTIFUL DRIVING What a dream it is driving on our newly fixed roads throughout -the shores. As of this week, the majority of the work is now accomplished, and I'm sure all of our residents join with me in expressing our pleasure, to Mayor Stanek, the McHenry City Council, Supt. of Public Works Paid Halvensleben and the Public Works department for their thorough and speedy job of making our streets safer to drive, and lovely to look at! CONDOLENCES Our deepest condolences go to Mrs. Patricia Craig and her family on the recent passing of her husband, Brian. Mr. and Mrs. Craig of Vista Terrace, had lived here in the Shores for seven years. Our sympathy and prayers to the entire Craig family at this time. BIRTHDAY GAL Celebrating her birthday today, Sept. 15, is Donna Tobeck, one of PAGE 5 - PLAINDE ALER McHenry Shores most lovely ladies, not to mention one of my dearest friends. Much joy to you on your special day! Theatre In Competition The Woodstock Musical Theatre company is one of six groups per­ forming an original 25 minute one-act play in the First Annual Northern Illinois Community theatre com­ petition to be held at Marriott's Lincolnshire theatre Oct. 4 and 5 at 8 p.m. "Alert" written by J.D. Fairbanks of Elgin, Illinois explores tensions and consequences triggered by greed, pride and jealousy. This science fiction thriller is only one of six original plays to be seen. For ticket reservations call (312) 526-5141. Tickets are sold on a first-' come, first-served basis. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.1962 Ask Reduction Of Truck Inspections Secretary of State Jim Edgar has proposed a four-part program that includes elimination of one of two annual safety inspections and creation of multi-year, vanity and handicapped plates for the state's 828,000 registered pickup trucks. Edgar's pickup truck program would: 1) Reduce from two to one the number of inspections for trucks with "B" plates, saving vehicle owners time and inspection fees; (for all larger trucks, the semi-annual requirement would remain intact); 2) Establish vanity plates for trucks as is currently done for automobiles; 3) Issue handicapped plates for trucks and vans; 4) Waive fourth quarter fees for all new trucks registered after June 1 each year. Edgar said he will propose legislation next session to implement the program he announced. Fairbanks, Alaska, is the closest city in North America-, to^the Arctic Circle. The nearest relative of the hip­ popotamus is the common pig. McHENRY RESCUE SQUAD JOHNSBURG RESCUE SQUAD McHENRY LION'S CLU& McHENRY AREA JAYCEES WILL ALL BE AT: TOO MANY DRUGS? Legal drugs have become a major problem in American society. Con­ sider these facts: An average of six prescriptions are filled each year for every man, woman and child in the U.S. The average doubles when prescription drugs given in hospitals are included. Some five billion tranquilizer capsules are prescribed each year. Says Dr. Jere E. Goyan, Com­ missioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), "We Americans are an over-medicated society,^ Patients expect a prescription every time they visit their doctors. Often they'd be better off without a drug, and they shouldn't insist on one." Goyan, a pharmacist, believes the over-medication problem includes non-prescription drugs as well. He offers this guidance: Don't expect a prescription every time you visit the doctor. There isn't a pill for every ill. 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