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Holiday Hills Bev. Hill -8 385-5641 Woman's Club Plans Annual Dinner May 14 On May 14, the Women's club will hold its annual dinner. This year it will again be held at Shady Lane. Flyers will be distributed by the women with more details about the dinner. Reservations have to be made one week in advance of the dinner. ' Lynn Childs provided the entertainment for the evening at the last meeting while Pat Hughes and Penny Appleyard brought the refreshments. The next meeting will be held June 11 at 8 p.m. FUN NIGHT - May 3 is the big nightfor the Lakes Region Rescue Squad's Fun Night. Those who would like to get tickets can get them from any squad member. Openings are still available on the squad and any person interested should contact the squad members here in the subdivision. McHENRY HOSPITAL Two residents are in the McHenry Hospital, Frank Heifer and Carol Carlson. Mrs. v Carlson's room number is 103. v Michael Tannert was in the hospital last week to have his tonsils removed. He is at home and doing well. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Is there a baby in the house? Vonda and Jim Colburn have a baby in their house. Tracy Lee was born to the Colburns on March 28 and weighed 7 lbs., 3 oz., and 21 in., long. She has one sister, Rhonda, 8 years old and one brother, Jammie, 2 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carlson just became grand­ parents for the first time. Their daughter, Janice, gave birth to Paul Everett Sergott on Sun­ day,' April 13. Janice and Bernard, parents of Paul, reside in Carpentersville. SYMPATHY Our sympathy is extended to the Chappel family as they had a loved one pass away this past week. BROWNIES On April 4 the Brownies took a field trip to the McDonalds HELPING PAWS 815-459-2641 By Nancy Hanson WHY DOES A DOG GO ROUND AND ROUND BEFORE IT LIES DOWN? This is a habit that has been handed down from generations. It goes back to when dogs were wild and lived in the jungle grass. If they wanted a com­ fortable bed, they had to turn 'round and'round a few times to pack the grass down in that spot. Even though dogs are domesticated now, like their ancestros, they will go 'round and 'round from instinct, even though circumstances no longer require it. We still n^H~Onli inJ/tT Helping Paws, please? If you adopt art animal from this column, a donation is requested and adoption papers should be filled out for your protection. Helping Paws is open week days from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Spaniel mix, 5-month-old female, white with black spots, fluffy fair, DHL shot, housebroken, beautiful, smart, lovely disposition, will be a large dog. 312-526-7095. Pointer mix, 5-month-old male, white with black short hair, will be large. 815-943-4229. Chihuahua mix, about 2- years-old, male, reddish tan with black markings around eyes and ears, short hair, 10" high, loves children, housebroken. 815-338-4420. P.B. Norwegian Elkhound, male, brown and white medium length thick fur, adult, old enough to have cataracts on both eyes and arthritis. 312-358- 6992. German Shepherd mix, 1- year-old male, tan and black, housebroken, loves children, not too large, very lovable. 815- 338-2034. Two Dobfrman-Danes, both 5 - y e a r - o 1 d- f em al housebroken, fawn color, good watch-dogs, all shots. To be placed separately, gentle. 312- 639-4048 after 6 or weekends. CATS FOR ADOPTION Gray and black striped neutered young adult male, has white under chin, DHL shot, does not tolerate other pets, dewormed. 312-526-7953. Large black domestic cat, 1- year-old neutered male, lovely disposition, housebroken, good with children and with other cats and dogs. 815-459-7854, evenings. Female, black with brown stripes, white under neck and down nose, adult, short hair, housebroken. 815-459-8379. Kitten, 7-weeks-old, two are brown and black, one is gray, and one is gray and white, short hair. Also mother cat, who is a Tabby. 815-455-1186. Restaurant and saw how hamburgers, fries and shakes were made. A total of eighteen people went and because of the size they were divided into two groups. Carol Campbell, a committee mother, and Ray Hoglund also went on the tour. Meetings are again held at Rose Marie Canady's residence, 1308 Sunset, every Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. REMINDER Mark these dates down on your calendar for future use. The second and third week of July will be swimming lessons this year. Sandy Smith, a qualified Red Cross instructor, will be in charge of the lessons. INCORPORATION Rumors aren't worth listening to. I've had quite a number of people tell me that we have already incorporated, while yet others say we aren't going to. Well the truth of the matter is that we have not incorporated yet as the proceedings are still in the hands of Island Lake. Mind you I'd sure feel a lot better when we do incorporate. To know that we will be financially helped and that everyone will then be sharing expenses. ROADS The road grader was out quite a bit in the past week. I am not sure who all did the grading but Tower road shows a marked improvement, as well as some side streets. CANCER DRIVE Vi Abbink is in charge of the cancer drive now being taken in the subdivision. It will end the last of April. ANNIVERSARIES Love is a little blind when we Gray, short thick hair, 9- month-old female, affectionate, housebroken, good with children. 815-455-0053. Medium size black cat, young adult female, long hair. 815-338- 4151. Four more kittens, and mother; mother is mostly white with some gray spots, two female-one calico, 1 gray and white, 2 males-1 black and white, 1 gray and black tabby, 7-week-old. 312-639-5286. LOST AND FOUND Found: Bassett and Toy Poodle, Both male, ages unknown, chain collar on Bassett, none on Poodle, found 4-15 in Miineral Springs. 385- 5694. r i i i i i i i i i i i i. American Legion Post 491 -RINGW00D ROAD, McHENRY- FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00-9:00 P.M.) • PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT • OTHER MENU AVAILABLE • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE FRIDAY - 2 BEERS & A COKE SATURDAY - COUNTRY ROCK love someone we unconsciously overlook many faults. Congratulations Kitty and Don Hill as you remember your anniversary on April 28. Bill and Mary Ann Mahon as you celebrate on May 1. I hope that you will have a very special day and that it will be as happy as the first day. BIRTHDAYS . Belated birthday greetings to those who celebrated their birthday this past week. Rob White and Jim Dowhin, Sr., on April 21; Kim Walters and Michelle Katham on April 22; Today April 25 Bill Goebel and Eddie Brusers share the same day: April Dougherty on April 26; Dennis Jeschke on April 28; Mary Kay Cantanzaro, Kristin Johnson. Stephen Nothnagel and Richie Hamilton on April 29. Into May we go and those who celebrate are Betty Johnson for May 1, and May 3 we.wish John Drew a greeting. Happy birthday to all of you and may your wishes be granted. ATTENTION DRIVERS It has been brought to my attention that some fellow drivers do not know the rules of the road I have been asked to remind you that when a bus is stopped for the purpose of either picking up or dropping off bus riders that you do not go around either side of the bus. If by chance you don't know there is a special bus for the kids who are not capable of riding the regular bus. These buses look very much alike, regardless, both types of buses deserve your consideration. I am sure that if you are a parent that you would not like your child to be hit by one of these drivers who decides for himself that he can't wait for the bus and must go around. Steps will be taken to insure the safety of these boys and girls if need be. Rauen Chairman Chicago Committee On Mental Health PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1975 the Bank for Savings and Loan associations, has been ap­ pointed chairman of the public affairs committee of the Mental Health Association of Greater Chicago. The announcement was made by association president, John L. Vitale. Rauen also serves on the local association's board of directors and is> a member of its executive committee. In ad­ dition, he is a member of the state-wide public affairs committee for the Illinois Association for Mental Health in Springfield. The association is a citizens' action group focusing on im­ proving treatment and care for the mentally ill. The public af­ fairs committee is specifically responsible for working with the state legislature and governmental bodies to assure sound mental health bills and adequate mental health fun­ ding Arnold J. Rauen, 2721 Regner road, McHenry,, president of Those who don't buy till they have the cash seem to have fewer worries/* HONORED AT AWARDS DINNER - The MCC Student Activities board was among others honored at the annual awards banquet April 11. From left, they are Colleen Miller, McHenry; Jim Wilcox, Crystal Lake; Mike Parman, Crystal Lake; Georgia Richardson, Cary; Boh Ducy, Spring Grove, and Mary Doherty, Crystal Lake. ( ome in and browse, you' l l get ideas for furnishing vour bath and discover many charming gifts . HJ,ra i >i t j l i : i () 12 \ \ Kte. 120, McHenry Fast of New Bridge - Free Parking 385-0048 Mon.-Tluirs . 9-5:30. Fri . 9-9, Sat . 9-5 Complete planning and instal lat ion of f ixtures and accessories. minim mini HERE'S JUST A SMALL SAMPLING OF THE 3,327 New Jewel "M iracle Prices"! You're going to want to be sure and visit your neigh­ borhood Jewel this week! "Miracle Prices" have come back to Chicagoland-- and that means prices have been drastically reduced on over 3300 items. Thanks to recent wholesale cost reductions, we're able to pass these savings on to you. And you'll find these values WHENEVER YOU SHOP AT JEWEL! They aren't just weekly specials. Day after day, week after week, you'll be able to find "Miracle Prices" at Jewel! A, FRESH Belmont Bread ALL FLAVORS lcemc™ean. 99- CAUFORN," ^ u, ^ Strawberries 09c ^^OUART quartI PINT 49® I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I ITEM limit 3 16 OZ. LOAF OLD NEW JEWEL MAID Corn Flakes G a w Sugar MOTTS Applesauce DCL MONTE Golden Cream Corn 18 OZ BOX 25 OZ JAR 17 OZ CAN GRfEN GIANT Niblets Corn GREEN GIANT Whole Kernel Corn GREEN GIANT Sliced Mushrooms POST Raisin Bran CARNATION - CHOCOLATE Instant Breakfast PILLSBURY -- VARIETY Instant Breakfast CONTADINA Tomato Paste HUNTS Tomato Sauce HILLS hbros 12 OZ CAN 17 OZ CAN 4'/a OZ JAR 20 OZ PKG 7 5 OZ PKG 12 75 OZ PKG 12 OZ CAN 29 OZ CAN 44 44 69 96 95 $1" 53 73 ALL GRINDS Hills Bros. Coffee NEW PRICE 3 LB CAN OLD PRICE $3 CHEWY VALLEY u, ? Cut Asparagus Spears CAN G | g QJ Wheaties * 47< 86' 40c 77 ITEM REG •1.19 OLD NEW POPULARGBRANDS^ GOC® "-UN APRIL 57 1975 * EXCLUDING SELF BASTIltoiF; ' " 0?urJR%as*er Turkeys %OC Or Hen Turkeys 5,3 lBS r s ' 5 '3 LBS LB.! 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