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Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 Scribe Urges Residents To Call With News Now that the holidays are behind us and 1 Christmas decorations are being put away and New Year's resolutions are set in our minds, won't yoy please phone me with your family news? It only takes a minute of your time to call and tell me about births, birthdays, anniversaries and general parties. It's fun to read about your friends and neighbors so wouldn't it be fun to read about your own families? Do phone! WOMEN'S " CLUB MEETING The Lakeland ^ark Women's Club held its first meeting of the New Year on Thursday, Jan. 3. Ap­ proximately sixteen women were at the community house and participated in a wine tasting presentation. The ladies also enjoyed pizza and cheese and crackers. Everyone especially enjoyed this meeting hosted by Ann Rehfinger and Edna Domrese as it was very informative as well as fun! BOARD MEMBERS MET Board members of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association also met A PILOT, ALMOST Dick Walinski is looking forward to becoming a licensed pilot any day now. Remember to wish him luck with the exam he must take and pass to obtain his license! • NEW YEAR'S EVE FUN! Dick, Bev and Linda Walinski welcomed in the New Year from Bev's folk's home in Chicago. Bill and Gert Fandre planned a quiet evening of celebration at their home.' Steve and I rang in the New Year with John and Sharon Gacek and Jerry and Penny Treadwell at our home. Jerry and Elaine Worth spent a quiet evening at their home in celebration of the New Year. NEW YEAR'S DAY Dick and Bev Walinski had a few friends pver to their home New Year's Day for a delicious chicken dinner that Linda helped her mom serve. Guests included Vern and Marcella Raiford, their daughter, Lois, and her fiance, Allen Wilkening, and Mrs. Willie Meyers. Everyone had a most enjoyable time and appreciated Bev's efforts in preparing such a delicious meal on the first day of the New Year! FUN LEAGUE NEWS The bowlers were at it again Dec. 29 and in addition to the extra fun of receiving their Christmas grab bag gifts, the ale team members had an for the fir^t time in the New ^ expecially exciting night. Year on Ja\i. 3. Probably the most interesting highlight of the meeting was that a ten­ tative date was s&t for the general meeting. Marthh 31 at 2 p.m. is the date and time to pencil in on your calendar. This is a very important meeting as members of the association will vote on new board members and pertinent issues. A nominating committee will be formed by Les Eckhart, president of the association, and at that time you can con­ tact these people if you wish to run for a position on the board or know of someone who is interested in becoming a board member. I will list the names of the people on the nominating committee in a future column. CHRISTMAS FUN Ken and Sue Volz had a house full of company on Christmas Day and Debbie and Denny were pretty happy with all the excitement at their home. Charlene Mueller and her daughters, Cathy and Wendy, Pattt and Judy Patterson and their children Matt, Mark, Melody and Michelle, and Pat and Howard Volz and their sons, Terry and David, werfe at the Volz home for a very delicious dinner! All the women contributed to the festive me^l and from what I understand/it was great! And, everyone had a very Merry Christmas at the Volz home! - I FEELING BETTER Am glad say that Lillian Budish, Sue Volz's mom, is home from the hospital and is feeling better. That's a happy way to begin the new year! HOLIDAY TRIP " Millie Viita and her daughter, Marlene, packed their suit­ cases and on Christmas Day boarded a jet plane bound for an exciting trip to San Fran­ cisco! The women had>4 marvelous ten day vacation that included a visit to Berkeley and Sausalito. Sights they enjoyed in San Francisco in­ cluded Fisherman's Wharf and Telegraph Hill as well as the various places of interest they visited while riding the cable cars. Both Millie and Marlene had a marvelous time and Millie says she hopes to return to that very exciting city someday! Tom Michaelson leads the men with a 596 high series scratch! He also bowled an exciting 252 game! High series with handicap is now held by Ron Meurer who bowled a 660. Don Mercure bowled a great 244 which is the high game scratch for the men on the league. Tom Connors also had an exciting night as he bowled a 215 game and had a 656 scratch series. Roy Apel bowled a 208 game and his scratch series was 512. From what I heard the women weren't in their best form! Probably tired from all the work they did getting ready for the holidays, right ladies? Team standings are as follows: First place team is the McHenry Pussycats who won 19 and lost 9. The Red Hots are in second place with 18 wins and 10 losses. The Bombers hold third place with 17 wins and 11 losses Fourth place team, the Question Marks, and fifth place team, the Lunkers are tied with 16 wins and 12 losses. Lotsa Luck, All the Way and The Raiders, the sixth, seventh and eighth place teams, have the same win-loss record which is 15-13. No Show holds ninth place with 13 wins 15 losses. The Sit Downs are tenth place with 10 wins and 18 losses. Can You Top Us? is the eleventh place team and the Pin Poppers are in twelfth place. Both of these teams have 7 wins and 21 losses! The league meets for another fun night tomorrow! Good Luck! NOTE: Monday, Jan. 14, is the last day to register to be able to vote in the special election to be held Feb. 5. Contact the registrar; Frank Hromec, 1611 N. Pleasant, if you are uncertain of your eligibility. WEEKEND FUN! Last weekend the Walinskis had a busy Saturday night and a fun Sunday. Dick and Bev entertained John and Maureen Johnson and Max and Shirley Koch for dinner at their home. Bev prepared another delicious dinner that everyone enjoyed. Later in the evening they v#re joined by John and Maureen Fiore who drove out from Chicago to spend the weekend. While the Fiores were visiting with the Walinskis, Carol Fandre took all the children for a ride on a snowlhobile. The children who were thrilled with Aunt Carol are Linda Walinski (it was her first ride), John Patrick and Mark Fiore, the Sword children and of course Aunt Carol's own children Billy, Timmy and Kelly Fan­ dre! Everyone enjoyed the fun- filled weekend! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Today is the special day for Eddie Erb, Jr., and Scott Fish. Happy birthday! Tomorrow Mary Hester, Mary Ellen Johnson and Mark Rogers will blow out the candles on their cakes. Les Eckhart and Phillip Flemming celebrate their birthdays Sunday, Jan. 13. Monday Steve Bremer will celebrate and Wednesday Orlo McMahon and Cathy Humann will party. Brenda Bingman will blow out her candles on Jan. 17. Happy birthday wishes are extended to you all! ANNIVERSARY WISHES Sunday will be a special day for Morrie and Carol Ketchum. They'll celebrate their twenty- third wedding anniversary. Congratulations. Ron and Barb Meurer will celebrate their twenty-first wedding anniversary next Thursday. Congratulations! WATER-WELLS PUMPS WINTER, SPECIALS Keep Your Feet Warm With SOREL BOOTS REGULAR '21.75 SPECIAL *17.95 6, FT. TOBOGGAN REGULAR '23.75 SPECIAL '17.95 With Pad *22.95 8 FT. TOBOGGAN REGULAR '29.95 With Pad '28.95 VYCITALS ^ PRO-HARDWARE 1228 N. Green St. McHenry SPECIAL *23.95 (SEEN STREET MAIL HELPING PAWS f By Carol Wilyat This is the season for all female cats to come in heat in preparation for spring births. You will probably notice a shortage of small kittens in the next couple of months. Please keep your cat in if you can stand the yowling or better yet, ENJOYING THE SNOW Sunday, Jarl. 6, was a fun day for a coujjle of families who braved the cold weather and went tobogganing together at Woodstock city park. Ken and Sue Volz and Debbie and Denny, Patt and Judy Pat­ terson and their children, Matt, Mark, Melody and Michelle, were joined by Howard and Pat Volz and their sons, Terry and David, for the fun in the snow! The Worth family also had fun with their toboggan last Sunday. Jerry and Elaine bundled up their two little girls, Stephanie and Jennifer, and enjoyed their fun filled af­ ternoon! &- have her spayed. You will be doing her and her unwanted kittens a big favor. The over population of animals in this area is tremendous - think about it now when the time is crucial. Helping Paws office is open Tuesday through Friday,, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (459-2641). Donations to help the animals may be sent to Helping Paws, Post Office Box 205, Crystal Lake. r The following pets are up for adoption this week: A nine-month-old female rat terrier mix pup, reddish gold and white, housebroken and good with kids is at 815-943-4229 in Harvard. This pup is timid but very anxious to please. In Woodstock at 338-0754 after 5:30 or weekends, is a five- month-old female golden Shepherd-Labrador mix that is good with kids, very af­ fectionate and quiet. In McHenry at $$5-9676 is a 5 ̂ -month-old female Border Collie mix, black and white, housebroken and good with children - will be a medium size dog when fully grown. A small male Terrier-Cocker mix about one year old that is very nice is looking for a home at 338-6949 in Woodstock. Please call for further in­ formation. Staying in McHenry at 385- 8687 is a four-month-old Collie- Shepherd-Setter mix female puppy, semi-housebroken and good with kids. She is colored very beautifully with brown shades and white. A gorgeous fdur-month-old male gray kitten with long fur and green eyes is up for adoption in McHenry at 385- 6912. Two 10-week-old kittens are available in McHenry at 385- 3036 evenings or weekends. One is a female, all black with blue eyes and the other is a male dark tiger stripe kitten. In Wauconda at 312-536-3607 is a young adult gold female cat, housebroken, good with children and dogs and very patient and sweet. A young adult female Calico cat that is very affectionate is in McHenry at 385-2600. A brown tiger stripe male cat about one year old that loves dogs and has been living out­ side is at 385-5373. There are three 13-week-old kittens, one is black and white, one gray and white and the other is a Calico kitten. All have short fur and are very lovable. Call 338-1725 in Woodstock. LOST DOGS F A two-year-old female Malemute, gray with black markings was lost in McHenry at 487-3582. A five-year-old male Collie- Shepherd with short tan and white fur was lost in Wonder Lake at 653-9615. FOUND DOGS A full grown male Cockapoo or Schnoodle with short black hair with silver on his back was found on Route 31 about 3/4 mile from Johnsburg road. Call 385- 1627 to claim him. I'.*GE :F - PLA1MDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY LL; 1974 McHenry Shores Mrs. Kose Lillegard 385-850L Village Clerk Secures Office At New Location The village of McHenry Shores has secured a new office located at 3211 Beach drive within the village limits. Business will be conducted as usual on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. f 'The village board meetings will be held the second): and fourth Thursdays of/each month at this locatfott^t 7:30 p.m: Editor's Quote Book The longer we dwell on our misfortunes, the greater is their power to harm us. --Voltaire 1 . • < Come in and browse, you'll get ideas for furnishing your bath and discover many charming gifts. 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