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• i SECTION »• PACE 12 PLAINDEALER HERALD. gr.tm.sim MOVKMBUt >a. I Neighborhood news Lakeland Park/Lakeland Shores: Area Brownies receive pins Congratulations to the girls of troops 461 and 465 who worked hard and became Brownies. They are Lori Cooper, Meghan Martin, Darcey Schmidt, Melissa Nurnberg, Nicole Wirch, Kateri Dixon, Shannon Lennon, Stephanie Meyer, Melissa Reinboldt, Amy Buch, Kelly Dehn, Wendy Serak and Kristy Pacholsky. At In­ vestiture Night the girls all received their Brownie pins. Good work girls! During the next few weeks the Brownies will all be busy making Christmas ornaments (orSantajstee^^ Melanie Harazin 344-3649 Sue Lovergine . 344-0519 will be held at Montini Dec. 1 and 2. ADD TWO MORE Louis and Elayne DeVivo of Parkway Avenue in Lakeland Park have two new grand­ children to add to the family tree...one of each! Grandson William Peter was born Aug. 11, at Travis Air Force Base in California to Cindra and Charles DeVivo. Granddaughter Mary Elayne, daughter of Mike and Ann Heider, was born Oct. 2 in Jonesboro, Ark. Contratulations to the parents Wonder Lake: Work on dam Eld McMahon, member of the Lake Committee, is shown above viewing the construction work in process at the Wonder Lake dam. In order to correct problems with the spillway of the Wonder Lake dam, construction crews have been busy this fall. They just completed this final stage that has been long-coming for the past four years. Ed Beard, president of the Master Property Owners Association, in talking about the work on the dam, said, "This final step being reached proves that the 18 subdivisions of Wonder Lake, working together toward a common goal, can indeed get the job done and without further dues, taxes, state or federal help." Anne Sowers 653-9549 CANNED GOODS Each year, the students of Harrison School, in cooperation with the American Legion of Wonder Lake, collect canned goods for the needy in our area. The student may bring canned goods in to school during the next few weeks and all of the items collected will be given to the American Legion just before the holidays for distribution. Greenwood School and Nor- thwood Junior High, in con­ junction with the Woodstock Clearing House,0 also will be collecting canned gdods, clothing in good condition and toys. TTtiere are boxes placed in their front halls where the items can be placed. CALENDAR CHAIRMAN I recently had the pleasure of meeting with Ed McMahon, chairman of the Calendar Committee, and his wife Louise, in order to obtain more facts about the calendar project. If enthusiam will make this project a success, the Mc- Mahons have already reached their goal. Ed has had ex­ perience with fund raising projects in the past with his Moose Lodge in Chicago, and a similar calendar at St. Rita's For Your Information Dear friends, High School in Chicago. With the inception of this idea, a survey was taken to see if there would be interest and just how successful sales might be. It was readily accepted by those who heard the plan, so a license was applied for with the county. From there on, it has been busy work for the McMahons and the calendar committee, sending out informative literature to residents, going door to door, and presenting the proposal to the different organizations at Wonder Lake. So far, since the license was granted Sept. 21, over $32,000 has been raised and is placed in the Wonder Lake State Bank. The goal is foi one million dollars over a five-year period. The money obtained from this project will be used solely for the lake itself-dredging, cleaning, and stocking. As residents, this is how we will win, because property values will definitely increase as the value of our lake increases. The calendars will distributed around Dec. 10, just in time to wrap a few up for Christmas presents, but don't forget yourself! If you misplaced your order form, give McMahon a call at 728-0338. Intra McHtNUT ttllNOtt JtjjMj Get it while ife hot. Time's running out Before January winds blow and your teeth are chattering, put your house in order Put a Commonwealth Edison Energy Conservation Kit to work for you. It's filled with products that will help you keep drafts out and heat in; caulk and gun, door-bottom weather seal, storm window outfit, and more. Complete with instructions on how to use them: They're all proven energy savers. All proven money savers. All designed to cool off your heating bills, and warm your heart Dont wait Get the Energy Conserva­ tion Kit and get started. Its yours for just $5°°--seventy-five percent off the $2000 retail value--at any Commonwealth Edison office, while supplies last It's a deal too hot to pass up Commonwealth Edison Doing things right and proud grandparents! WELCOME ETTENS Belated welcome wishes to Bernice and Clarence Etten, who moved to our neighborhood in March and are making their new home on North Avenue. Now, they're closer to their children and grandchildren who also live here in Lakeland Park. Don and Kathy Etten live on North Avenue with their children, Tom and Allison; Sandy and A1 Etten live on Knoll with their children, Julie and Eric. Clarence and Bernice recently hosted a birthday party to celebrate all the November birthdays in the family. Many happy returns to Sandy on the 10th, Julie on the 15th, Tom on the 18th and Clarence on the 19th. BIRTHDAYS Joyce Czerniak will be celebrating today, the 28th, and Terry Rogers adds another candle to his cake tomorrow, the 29th. "Happy Birthday" Joyce and Terry and the same wishes to any other neighbors who have a birthday this week. Belated wishes to Tom Etten, who was seven years old on the 18th, and to Clarence Etten on the 19th. YOUR TURN TO CALL Let's hear from the folks living on Oak Drive and Shore Drive, this week. ^ 4 All of os desire the" assurance of being "in good hands". wlrwant our chll * dren educated by competent and conscientious teachers-ow1 legal, insur-' ance, and financial affairs handled reliably-our civic and religious affairs also "in good hands". We trust that our staff merits this confidence from you. Respectfully, PETERM.JISTEN &SON FUNERAL HOME ake a free carriage ride around Woodstock's beautifully decorated square this Saturday from 12 p.m. until 3 p.m. and let the beautiful Christmas lights on our store fronts and in our square put you in the holiday spirit. r let the children enjoy a free movie matinee of "Dark Crystal" at the Woodstock Theatre at 10 a.m., 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. Free carriage ride and movie tickets are available from any Woodstock Square Promotional Group member. Ian to visit Woodstock during the holidays...we're just minutes from 7er you are. 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