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Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek i I CHUCK LEWANDOWSKI Corner of Crystal Lake Blacktop & Rt. 120 McHenry » CALL US FOR DETAILS 385-2304 *rro mm mamss MAITH un Family Mutual intu'anca Co 385-3777 froperty Owners Cancelled Meeting Because Of Cold / Tl / Lakeland Park Property Owners associations meeting was canceled as many of the board members did not care to venture out in the cold weather. The glass block windows are being installed and hopefully other renovation work on the community house can be started. It's time to start thinking of the general meeting that will be taking place in April. There will be a nominating committee forming soon, looking for candidates to run for offiqe. Further information on the general meeting will be ap­ pearing in this column. WOMEN'S CLUB The Lakeland Park Women's Club will hold it's monthly meeting this Thursday evening at the Community house. Since we are having a Potluck dinner* the doors to the Community house will be opened at 6 p.m.. Spring luncheon plans and the spaghetti dinner will be discussed. CONSERVATION CLUB The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club will be holding its monthly meeting on Jan. 18. Please plan to attend this important meeting, as this is the last meeting before the ice derby. The fifth annual Ice Fishing Derby will be held on the weekend of Jan. 20 and 21. There will be hourly and daily prizes. Tickets to the event can be obtained from club mem­ bers or at the door. This is a fun event; so mark your calendars and plan to attend this annual event. T'WAS THE SEASON And many people got together with their families for the holidays. Marie Cross went to Palatine to visit with her daughter, Joan Botthof, and son-in-law, Pete. She spent Christmas week visiting with grandsons, Bob and Peter All had a terrific nne with a lot of activities, some of which included plajlllg with the family's two dober- | mans. Leza and Banner. The 'Moore's traveled on Christmas eve to the home of Anne's sister, Pat Castigilone, and her husband, Ron. Anne's parents,' John and Blanche Blaney. Mary and baby John Reduce the swelling off your dwelling. Paul, and Ron's j>arents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lechman joined in the excitement of watching the Moore children (Kevin, Brian and Suzi) and Castiglione children (Christy, Micheal and Jeanie) opening their many presents. Some of the presents required the help of the mechanical-minded fathers, Steve and Ron. On Christmas the same group gathered at the home of Anne and Steve. Stev»'- mom, Mrs. Anne Moore, also drove up to the holiday with the family. The Warren's spent their Christmas eve at the home of Bruce parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Warren, and Christmas day at Sue's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weidert. Joel, Julie, Emily, Mom, Dad, Sue and Bruce had another beautiful Christmas in Burlington, Wis. At the home of John and Mary Pautz, daughter Tina was thrilled having grandparents Norman and Lois Pautz visit on Christmas Day. Mary prepared a delicious ham dinner for the family. The McGrath family, Rich, Marty, Keith, Craig and Scotty, and Grandmother McGrath stayed home and enjoyed Christmas. Rich's brother, Wally, and wife, Toni came with Chris in from Indiana to celebrate with the McGraths. On another day, Marty's sister, Marianne Bobis, stopped and picked up brother Allen and sister Jackie Stubitsch and came over to the McGrath home, where they all proceeded to Lakemoor to visit Tony, JoAnn, Amy and Sara Stubitsch. Michael, Karen, Schoen and Scotty Aldrich traveled to a warmer climate for their Christmas. . They visited Michael's parents Doris and Homer Aldrich, v.Michael's sister, Suetta, husband Earl Morgan, and their daughter Jennifer, in Rossville, Georgia. f While in Georgia they toured the Dodge trophy plant in Tucker and visited with Sharen Overly, a friend who once resided in Crystal Lake. They had a great time, until they hit the Chicago area on New year's eve and found themselves in the midst of a major snowstorm. WELCOME A special welcome goes out to Christina Barbara Wdowicki who was bom to proud parents A1 and Maureen on Dec. 15. Christin^ tipped the scales at 7 lbs. 4 oz. at the McHenry hospital. » ' Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caniff of DesPlaines, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wdowicki Sr.. of Nor- thbrook. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wdowidfei, Morton Grove. Brother Jeremy, who is 5 years old, could hardly wait 'till baby Christina came home from the hospital, so he could help Mom take care of her. Congratulations to the Wdowicki family. HAPPY BIRTHDAY - « To Jo Lynn Glosson and Kevin Hahndorf who celebrate on Jan. 10, and to Scott Fish who has his day on Jan. 11. Jan. 12 will be a special day for Mary Ellen Johnson, Mark Rogers, and LeAnne Taylor, while Les Echart and Phillip Flemming will celebrate on Jan. ll * PAGE 23-PLAINDEALER -FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1979 Steve Bremer will blow out the candles OIL» Jan. 14, and Jimmy Paul will do likewise on Jan 15. * Happy Birthday to All! BELATED WISHES Belated anniversary wishes are extended to a very special couple, Bruce and Sue Warren, who celebrated ten years of wedded bliss on Jan. 4. * HAPPY ANNIVERSARY To Walter and Leah Nuss, who celebrate a Silver an­ niversary on Jan. 9; and to Ron and Barb Meurer, who celebrate twenty-six years on Jan. 17. * LOCAL UPDATE I am tryping to update the birthday and anniversary book. If you know that someone has left the community, or has passed away, please call so that the name is not printed again. If your name is not listed, then give me a call and your name or your children's name, and they can be added in the book. WITH SYMPATHY I was saddened to learn of the deaths of Frank Hromec and Mrs. Barle. My sincere sym­ pathy to the families. If you lose interest in life, vou're dying. With inflation protection from American Family! Under American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy, your home is protected against the ravages of inflation. As your home increases in value, so does your insurance ... automati­ cally! That's just one of the extra features built into our Special Home­ owners Package Policy. It's the most comprehen­ sive homeowners coverage we've ever offered. Call today for all the details. Because Is . . . . t k f a k w, Woodstock, Illinois /McHenry, Illinois semi-annu earance sale During our store-wide clearance sale of nation^}# 1<^v|pfa^ius brands, everything on sale is reduced at least 20%. Since this is a clearance sale, not every style in e^ify si*e an</color is available; however, there is still an outstanding selection in every department. \ i J outerwear Ldndon Fog all-weather and storm coats, Graisj and William Barry functional, sporty warm-weai regularly $50.00-$56.00 regularly $70.00-$75.00 >.1. regularly $100.00-$110.00. regularly $165.00-$!75.00 »ersj^ w sweaters ^ Jhis is the largest group of sweaters ever sale priced at leard & Stovall. Pullovers, turtle necks, cardigans and '-necks. sgularly $20.00 *14 •gularly $27.00 '19 x.frlnr|y $32.00 . . . . . . * 2 2 ilarly .$45.00 '28 suits \i rtv fi Choose from Johnny Carson, Phoenix, Don fi^ardv Paul Rene£. All vested in wools and wool blerias. \ regularly $90.00 , *68 regularly $130.00 .\ *96 regularly $160.00 . .*120 >- \ iport shirts I.I.S.VJq^I, Arrow, Enro, OshKosh in flannel, Dacron/cot- ten blends. Plaids, stripes and solids. regularly $15.00 .'10.80 regular!* $19.00. r.*14.40 r^qularlt $22.00 *15.80 rggularw $26.00/ *19.40 iJM*' i rati;.# .f . sport coats ' In wools, wool and pdlyester blends, corduroy, sue<Je- looks and more. Some vested. li regularly $65.00 *42 regularly $75.00 *56 regularly $100.00 .*< regularly $145.00 *1$5 £• corduroy slacks & jeans A magnificent selection of colors and style variations from Wright, Glenn Oaks and Levi's. regular-ly $20.00-$21.00 : . . .45.80 regularly $23.00-$24.00 *16.80 dress shirts _ _ j . ^ . * " Select from a superb long sleeve selection from America's most famous collection: Arrow and Enro in solids yond v' stripes. Arrow and Enro in solids yond v' regularly $13.50. . . ." *9.88 regularly $15.00. . . . *11.88 i regularly $18.00. . . . *13.44 regularly $20.00. . . . :...*15.88 • knit shirts Dacron/cotton blends, velours, turtle necks and pullovers. Some hooded. In a great selection of stripes and solid col­ ors.' regularly $17.00 *11.80, regularly $19.00 *14.40 regularly $23.50 *15.80 regularly $27.50 *20.80 shop every Friday night 'til 9 p.m. in Woodstock shop every Thursday night til 9 p.m. in McHenry 'r iS £ Sfal , . . . t w t f o i & j k n i M Woodstock, I l l inois / McHenry, I l l inois