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SECTION 2-PAC-F 2 PLAINDEALER WEDNESDAY APRIL 20 1977 Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek Sue Warren Anne Moore 385-3777 385-4668 385-6448 Craft Club Combine Talents On Party Favors Several members of the new Craft club combined their ef­ forts last week and finished making the pretty favors' for the Lakeland Park Women's * club luncheon (since most Craft club members also belong to the Women's club* It was a very productive morning All plans are set for the an­ nual spring Luncheon and Card party and the women are Anxious to serve you The gala .event will be held at St. Patrick's church hall. Wed­ nesday. April 27 Serving will begin at 11:30 a m - Groups should phone Mrs. John iMaureen) Johnson for reservations and business folks can be assured they will be served promptly. ; CONSERVATION CLUB - The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club will meet this Thursday night at the Lakeland Park community house The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. The Dredge program will be reviewed and discussed along with a progress report. If you missed the meetings and have not heard the ne\*s. Ed Hammer has worked out a program to help save our lake Last Wednesday there was an error in our column. The lake is not going to be stocked at the end of the month, it is going to be shocked There is a big difference in the little typegraphical misprint of one letter The lake is going to be shocked and gill nets placed on the lake So if-you plan on boating, please be careful and watch for the nets. EASTER VISITS Ralph and Gertrude Worth traveled to Broadview Easter Sunday where they visited with their son, David, and his wife. Carol, and their family. The children who were at home, Rita. Renee and Patrick were happy to have their grand­ parents visit and were delighted to, share all the goodies left by the Easter bunny with them. Easter Sunday. Tim and CaroTine Jensen and their children traveled into Chicago to celebrate at Grandma Wolczyz house. Grandma had the traditional Easter break­ fast. Grandpa had gone to church Holy Saturday and had the food blessed. After breaks fast all enjoyed the Easter egg hunt ""Since Grandma and Grandpa didn't come to McHenry for Carolee's birthday, they had a party for her at their home Easter So. the Jensen's en- ,jyed a full day. We heard Grandma had a beautiful whipped cream cake decorated with Hawaiian style dancers and all. And .of course. Grandpa and Grandma bought Carolee the big wheel she wanted. She also received a dish set. jacket, jump suit, slack set. doll clothes and case and a stuffed elephant her brother had made. Also there to help celebrate the duo-event was Carolee's baby cousin, Brian, who is seven months old and he gave his cousin flowers for her special day. Brian's parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Klisz and Carolee's aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kasprzak, all of Crystal Lake, were also there to share the family fun. The Gacek s had a very nice Easter in Chicago even though John was in Texas with his reserve unit. He missed his favorite dinner and seeing his youngest son. Bobby, enjoy the chocolate rebbit that the Easter bunny left for him. Grandmother Irene DeSilva made a delicious turkey with all the trimmings and the children enjoyed their favorite dinner of Polish sausage. Grandpa Bob and Aunt Donna had fun entertaining Jay, Antoinette and Bobby while Mom helped in the kit­ chen. Stanley and Helen Wrona with their daughter. Alysia, came from Buffalo Grove to help tne family celebrate Easter Great grandmother An­ toinette and Uncle Richard Mydlowski enjoyed watching Jay and Antoinette play outside with their cousins, Danielle Mydlowski and Vanessa Puchalski. After the games, Uncle Eddy took Jay and Antoinette to a nearby establishment to meet some friends, listen to some music and to view city living. WON T FORGET Pretty Stephanie Rae Worth won't forget Easter Sunday, 1977 And neither will her parents. Jerry and Elaine, or her sister. Jennifer First the Easter bunny was at the Worth home and left all kinds of goodies for the girls. Then grandparents, Willard and Esther Nelson, joined the family for a delicious brunch before Stephanie was admitted to McHenry hospital. She had her adenoids removed Monday morning but was home Tuesday and feeling a lot better. We're happy to hear this little girl is recovering nicely and that in spite of worrying about her first trip to the hospital, the family had a nice Easter. DOUBLE CELEBRATION Easter Sunday was extra special for Billy Etheridge. HORN SBYS family centers __ IT-YOURSELFERS C/icplfiese * AND SAVE! s*/ / PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 22 - APRIL 24 I CjMWtL Pluw8IN£FSYSTtMS RIGID VINYL %" x 10', reg. 2.42 %" x 10', reg. 4.64 1%" x 10', reg. 3.97 3" x 10', reg. 10.76 NOW...no need for confusion. Genova PVC Drain Pipe is COLOR CODED for easy identification...its golden ivory color identifies Genova's quality pipe...engineered & developed for residential & com­ mercial use. Simple Adaption to Conventional Material. Peerless Kitchen Faucets No. 8200 Single Handle « Washerless Faucet reg. 22.47 10 No. 8500 Single Handle Washerless « ft97 Faucet with Ex. Spray, reg. 29.87.. 13 Peerless Lavatory Faucets No. 8620 Single Handle 1 Q97 Washerless Faucet, reg. 26.74 .... No. 9620 Two Handle 1 c 87 Washerless Faucet, reg. 21.64 1J Liquid Plumr Unclogs drains fast. 1 quart size. . Toilet Tank * Fill Valve No. 216. Sturdily reg. 1.58 constructed toilet tank fill valve. 96 3 reg. 4.83 Th» Shower Massage by Water Pik 87 Hand Held Model 27.17... 2376 No. 8172,2" Shower Head 387 Reg. 5.12. Billy, the son of A1 and Marilyn Etheridge, celebrated his ninth birthday that day with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuch of Johnsburg and Mr and Mrs. Fred Etheridge of Crystal Lake. April 11 is Billy's real bir- thdate but . he didn't mind opening his many presents a day early. Brother, Mark and sister. Mary Ellen, enjoyed helping Billy blow out his nine candles and sing the birthday song Congratulations, Billy, and best wishes for many more happy birthdays. BLUE BUNDLE Trucks and trains will now decorate the home of Carol and Tom Philips on Glen drive since the birth of their son. Christian Fletcher. Little Christian was born April 4 in McHenry hospital, weighing 9 lbs. 13 oz. Pretty sister. Jennifer. 2, was there to welcome Mommy and her new brother. Happy maternal grand parents are Mr and Mrs. George Wilcox of Florida ana equally happy paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lucille Philips of Park Forest. South. Congratulation to the Philip's family and a warm welcome to little Christian VACATION TIME Dick, Beverly and Linda Walinski decided to go south into the warmer climates for their week-long vacation. Their travels took them down to Merrimac state park just outside of St. Louis. Mo. Bev. Dick, and Linda enjoyed climbing on lava mountains and the many walks along the wooded trails with Mother Nature displaying all her spring finery. Bev also started the swim­ ming season early this year and quite unexpectedly. Nothing like going fishing and having the trip turn into a rescue for an abandoned boat. They saved the boat after getting a little wet But even that could not dampen their spirits as they continued on with their cam­ ping break-away FLORIDA FUN Tony and Ceclila Serritella and their children, Tim, Maureen, Cecilia, Edward and Elizabeth, and cousin. Marie Schildgen, enjoyed a ten day vacation that took them to sunny Florida. The family stayed right at Walt Disney World and spent two days at the Magic Kingdom and also were able to visit the fabulous River country, the newest addition to the amusement center. While in Florida, they also visited Sea World and the magnificent Cyprus Gardens While they all agree they had a wonderful vacation, they were happy to return home to McHenry. A JINX Families planning a trip to sunny Florida, take note: A couple of weeks ago when the Steve Moore family took their vacation to Florida, their son, Kevin, developed chicken pox and Tony and Cecilia Serritella had the same unfortunate luck when their daughter, Elizabeth, developed the horrid disease on their trip. Could it be an omen? CANDLE OCCASIONS April 22 is special for Mary Anne Dettnier and Michael Boyle. Michael will have six candles on his birthday cake. Lloyd Dawson celebrates April 24 and Ray Rode will hear the birthday song April 25. • Joanne Apel and Robert Hellios will be the people celebrating at their homes April 26 Happy birthday wishes to you all BELATED AN­ NIVERSARIES .. April 10 was a very special day for Len and Vickey Bottari. The happy couple celebrated their twenty-ninth wedding anniversary. Many wishes are extended to them both for many more happy years together. AND NOT BELATED... April 20 is a special day for Les and Nedra Eckhart as they will celebrate their thirty- seventh wedding anniversary. Much happiness is wished for you both. Larry and Mary Alice Sword will also celebrate their wed­ ding anniversary April 20. They will be married fourteen years and we also wish them con­ tinued happiness. Jo and Paul Rizzo celebrate their thirty-eighth wedding anniversary April 22. How wonderful for you both and we wish you continued happiness. .American Viewpoints NIPC To Coordinate 'Clean Streams Week' Local governments, en­ vironmental groups and citizens are being asked to turn their attention to the polluted rivers and streams of nor­ theastern Illinois May 14 to 22 as the region observes Clean Streams week. Overall coordination for the observance is being provided by the Northeastern Illinois Planning commission (NIPC), which is now developing a long- range plan for fighting water pollution in Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will counties. Dozens of other govern­ mental and citizen organizations will actively participate as sponsors of Clean Streams week activities. Among those already making plans are the Metropolitan Sanitary district of greater Chicago, the Cook county Clean Streams committee, the Izaak Walton league and several of the citizens' committees that have been working with NIPC on long-range planning for clean water. Clean Streams week ac­ tivities also will be underway across the state May 14 to 22 as a result of a recent proclamation by Governor James Thompson. The purpose of the ob­ servance is to focus public attention on the plight of rivers and streams in northastern Illinois, explained NIPC Executive director Matthew L. Rockwell. "Every one of our waterways is polluted to some degree," Rockwell said. "NIPC is working with dozens of other agencies to develop a plan for eliminating sources of water pollution, but unless there is greater interest and support from the public it will be dif­ ficult to put the plan into action. "We have been trying for nearly two years to get a large number of people involved in clean water planning but we have encountered a great deal of apathy," Rockwell said. "We hope that Clean Streams week will raise some concerns with people and inspire more of them to take active roles in fighting water pollution." Rockwell said NIPC staff members, as well as citizens already working with the regional planning agency on clean water, will speak with any organization that would like to sponsor a Clean Streams week program. "We want to reach as many people as possible. We have films, other audio-visual programs and informational materials suited to any audience from high school students to professional engineers." Rockwell said persons in­ terested in scheduling programs on water quality during Clean Streams week should call NIPC's Public Affairs department at (312 ) 454- o400, extension 237 or 238. FUNNYSIDE Government is a trust, and the officers of the government are the trus­ tees; and both the trust and t h e t r u s t e e s a r e c r e a t e d f o r the benefit of the people. Henry Clay m Fiu-WOc-fO "I NEVER KNEW WHAT FREEDOM WAS UNTIL I SOLD MY CAR, GOT A DIVORCE AND GAVE UP TV." Buying an air conditioner? There's one number you should know besides the price* Before you choose an air conditioner, ask the dealer for its energy efficiency ratio. This number tells you the efficiency of a unit. An air conditioner with an EER number of 8 or above will be thrifty for you electrically. The EER number is computed by dividing the BTUs by the watts. A 12,000- BTU unit that uses 1500 watts will rale an 8. If the EER doesn't appear on the tag or metal nameplate, use this simple formula yourself. It's a worthwhile exercise that can pay off in electric dollar savings over the long run. Don't buy too much capacity. Surprisingly, an air conditioner that's too big usually won't keep you as comfortable as a smaller unit. So measure the space to be cooled before you go to the dealer. Also note any doors that might let cool air escape, or windows that might let direct sunlight in. The dealer will have charts to translate your notes into the right air conditioner selection. And remember to keep the filter clean. Check your owner's manual to see if you should vacuum it or wash it. In either case, a good periodic cleaning will make your air conditioner more efficient, and save you money. Another good way to save on your cooling costs is to get an automatic timer made especially for air conditioners. If you're going to be away from home for the day, you can set the timer to turn on the air conditioner an hour or so before you return in the evening. Your home will be more comfortable; your air.conditioner will get most of the day off/ and you'll save money on your electric bill. It makes a lot of sense to buy an air con­ ditioner that starts efficient and stays efficient. And saving energy always makes sense. LOOK FOR AN EER OF 8 OR ABOVE Commonwealth Edison Working lor you. 4400 W. RT. 120, McHENRY RT. 47 ft CNTRY. CLB. RD., WOODSTOCK HORNSBYS ^ f a m i l y centers --• OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 6 /