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SECTION a - PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1984 Neighborhood news Lakeland Park/Lakeland Shores: No more congratulations Our sincere thanks to Mrs. Wickenkamp who was kind enough to call and let us know that at least four of the people we wished "Happy Birthday" to last week, no longer live in Lakeland Park. Melanie Harazin 344-3649 I "Sue Lovergine I 344-0519 ! Another very sweet lady, Mrs. {Ann Dawson, also let us know j that in past years the same thing (has happened, and regrettfully some people who have passed away were mentioned. Because we don't want to cause any pain to families who might be hurt by an untimely reminder, we will no longer take for granted that our date book is even close to being accurate. As we've said before we're doing our best to update our information and appreciate any help in doing so. Ifyou still want your birhtdays and an­ niversaries mentioned, you will have to call us. We will no longer mention birthdays or an­ niversaries unless we are ab­ solutely sure the person still lives here or hasn't passed away. We regret the inconvenience this may cause and apologize to any families who's, loved ones we may have inadvertently mentioned. In our continuing efforts to update our book and meet our neighbors, the next people we'd like to hear from are those living on Oak Drive and Shore Drive. Give us a call soon. WELCOME NEIGHBORS Had the peas ure of meeting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruckoldt, who just moved onto Shore Drive from the Mount Prospect area. Bob and Eunice have been married over 45 years and have three children, nine grand­ children and two great grand­ children! One of their sons, Dennis, lives nearby in Wonder Lake. Welcome to Lakeland Park, Bob and Eunice...much luck and happiness in your new home! Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Naranjo are now making tneir home on Flower Street with son Chad, who's eight and daughter Sarah, who's two. Although they've lived in Lakeland Park two years already, we'd still like to wish them luck in their new home and welcome them * warmly. MOTHERS CLUB It's hard to believe that there aren't any young mothers in Lakeland Park that would be interested in forming a club! How do you keep busy all win­ ter? An evening out with other young mothers is a great outlet, especially during cold winter months. In any case, due to lack of more response, we areunable to form our club as we'd like it to be. .tt There is already such a club in existence in Fox Ridge that could also use some new members. They were nice enough to extend us an in­ vitation to join or to just meet them and see how their club works-and what they do. They are having a get acquainted coffee Aug. 21, at 10 a.m. IT interested, call Nancy at 344r» 4667 or Darlene, 385-3164. COUNTDOWN 12 days til school starts...got all those school supplies ready?' r 17 days til Labor Day, weekend...having a picnic or party? Tell us about it! 38 days til Autumn...can't even think about raking leaves! - 54 days til Columbus Day...No School! 77 days til Halloween. lOOdays til Thanksgiving Day r ^ 132 days til Christmas... 131' more shopping days! } y Wonder Lake: Invite all Catholic parish ladies to picnic | The ladies of Christ The King J parish are all invited to an {annual picnic, sponsored by •Christ The King Ladies Sodality, jThursday evening, Aug. 16, at |6:30, (Hi the church grounds. t*niis will be the first gathering of {the sodality for the coming season and is one not to be •missed because the food provided is always a pleasant 'treat! The annual dues of two Jdollars can also be paid at this jtime. A short meeting and in- ition of the new officers will i held after dinner. All ladies of parish are urged to attend. f NATIVITY NEWS • Now that the hectic summer months are coming to an end, several fall programs are being announced at Nativity Lutheran fchurch. J The class entitled "For Women Only" will be repeated fegain this fall by Jay Hansen. It will be held Wednesday mor- nings from 9:15-11:15 in Sep­ tember and October. ; A canoe trip for the men of the church will be held Tuesday, Aug. 28, leaving Argile's, 6400 Harts Rid., Ring wood, at 9 a.m. Canoeists will be taken to Glacier Parte where they will paddle down the Nippersink to Spring Grove. There, they will be picked up and delivered back to their cars. The trip takes between three and a half to four hours- Anne Sowers 653-9549 For more information or to sign upf contact either Charlie Jacobson or Harry Reuse. Nativity would like to welcome Jack and Cindy Jacobson of Marengo and David Krawczyk of Wonder Lake, who became members during the month of July. SPECIAL DAYS . Happy birthday to Debbie McCullom Lake: I •• . iBeach gals are busy > Three members attended the ibowling night July 16 and prizes Iwere awarded. A fourth ^member joined the group af­ terward for pizza. j The ladies held their super salad supper on the evening of Aug. 1 and each of the seven attending brought a dish to pass. ,The most unusual salad, cactus, was brought by Karen Sarabia and all salads were washed I down by party punch brought by posalie Hancock. A good time Was had by all. ! The September meeting will ^e election night for the offices of treasurer and vice-president. At present, Cindy Nelson is the treasurer and Karen Sarabia is the vice-president. Dawn Miller 385-4901 j If anyone is interested in a craft booklet which advertises Events from North Chicago to Madison, Wis., contact Rosalie iancock (385-8750). If you are nterested in a copy of the moklet or in advertising for four own event, contact Rosalie ind she will be glad to help you. jtLL TOGETHER { Irene and Harry Johnson flew down to Houston, Tex. to attend the marriage of their daughter ra to Dean Snyder. Their other daughters, Karen Chicago and Judy from Point, Ind. also flew n for the ceremony. This Was the first time in seven years jthat the girls and their folks yere all together. It was a most memorable occasion. Irene and Harry spent a week in Texas, and Irene said that our weather here was much warmer than Texas for that week. The newlyweds, the Snyders, will be making their new home in Houston. We wish them all the best. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Nancy Harwell, celebrating Aug. 15; Earl Nelson shares Aug. 16 with Mike White, John Kalash, Mona Arnett, Denise and Dawn Suchor and Lois Parent!. Happy day, mom. Carol Krumsee shares Aug. 17 with Kevin Anderson, blowing out seven candles on that date; and Dickie Blair. Dorothy Kief opens her cards Aug. 18; John Klapperich and Tom Olson toast in another year Aug. 19. We wish all a very special day. ANNIVERSARIES Anniversary wishes are ex­ tended to Robert and Clemencia Fernandez, celebrating Aug. 16; and Frank and Joan Branham toast 26 years or marriage Aug. 20. We wish both couples many more years of happiness. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Aug. 21, Tuesday- Conservation Club meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. All residents are encouraged to attend. Tuesday evenings starting at 6:30 p.m.-TOPS meeting at the beach house. All welcome. Thursday mornings from 10-11 a.m. at the beach house- Exercise to music. Babysitter available. Contact Laurie Olson (344-3864) with any questions. The Easter Seal Society's (Stroke Club is planning a trip to •Arlington Park Race Track on (Friday, August 17. { Anyone interested in spending !a day at the horse races is asked [to meet at McHenry County College, Illinois Route 14, Crystal Lake, at 11 a.m.. Club members and friends will watch the races from The Classic Club; an admission of $5.75 is required. If necessary, a handicapped van will be available, but with a limited number of seats. Anyone needing handicapped tran­ sportation should call the Easter Seal Society at 338-1707 for a reservation. Marshall, who will be celebrating her special day Aug. 17. Len Spencer will be adding another candle to his cake Aug. 21. Happy anniversary to George and Jean Hartmann, who have their special day Aug. 23. WIN GOLF PRIZES A good time was had by all who attended the 132nd Annual Wonder Lake Golf Open Thursday, Aug. 9. Steve Krater and Cris Las shared the honor of having their names placed on the traveling trophy for having low gross of 77. They also received individual trophies and a free Friday night; fish fry. Winning surprise prize for having the high gross was Bill Kay. The traveling trophy awarded for the closest to pin on No. 2, went to Tom Conner. The moment everyone looks forward to is the announcement of the winner of the mystery car. This year's lucky winner was George Street. What a way to start his retirement from the post office--a slightly used Lincoln Continental! Longest drive on No. 3 went to Chris Las, and Kip Gill was closest to pin on No. 17. Top winners in the Peoria system were; Mike Rudy, Chuck Sowers, Don Miller, Jack Strom, Tom McMillan, and Frank Gill.' Greg Sierminski was the' winner of the Blind Bogey run by • the club pro. It seems like everyone came, away with something even if it was only the tees and ball provided all golfers by Bill 4 Sullivan. Easter Seals day at the races YOUR SAVING ST0Rt^ ( _ yuci iRN 0UMIH SAV\Nl> Back to School Supplies Hornsby Saves You More Everyday! Hornsby Saves You Morel 2 Pocket Portfolio. Features built-in Duo-Tang^ fasteners and eyelets, for binding loose- ' leaf sheets, and 2 handy pockets. No. WB120D. fl Oi Your Choice Hornsby Saves You Morel Ross 4 Oz. Glue. Ross make school projects more fun. Washes out with soap and water. 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