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Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 I Might Need ESDA Helper Wijrne Files, assistant chrt) defense director (or thi Tillage is out with a back injury sustained at work. Wayne is assistant to Ray Hirsch. With flood waters 61 the Fox river rising fast, Ray will be looking for someone to assist Wayne for a while. A close watch is being made of the rising waters. We all remember flooding along the river a few years beck. I see flows coming down from Pistakee have already done damage to boat lifts along the river. NEW ARRIVAL On Sunday, March 21, Rhonda and Eric Zawislak of Fox Lake became the proud parents of a bouncing baby boy. Eric J. Zawislak Jr. arrived weighing 7 lbs. 3 ozs and measured 18M? inches. Baby Eric is the first child for the senior Zswislaks. Proud grandparents are Bill and Mabel Zawislak of 1413 Bayview lane and Pat and Wayne Ropinski of Whispering Hills. March 21 just happens to be grand­ mother Mabel's birthday. Eric Jr. was born at McHenry hospital. HONOR FOR TEENAGER Sally Miedzianowski d^Ughter of Jan and John ^Miedzianowski, 1506 Sun­ nyside drive is a finalist in the Miss Teen Illinois con­ test. Shelly is an honor student at the Johnaburg high school. She will com­ pete in the final competition in Naperville July 16. Needless to say Shelly's parents are very proud. And residents of Sunnyside can be proud of having our village represented in the contest. Congratulations Shelly; Good Luck in July. HOSPITAL NOTE Lady Kasperski of l, I • : Riverview drive was a recent patient in McHenry ital. Hope all is weu her and she is back home. MARCH WEDDING On Saturday, March 13, Karen Ann Kennebeck became the bride of Michael Jospeh Rigoni in Calvary chirch, Lake Villa. Karen is the daughter of Arthur and Carol Kennebeck of 4309 Dennis boulevard. The groom's parents are Dorothy and Victor Rigoni of Ingleside, II. A reception for 100 guests was held at John Evan's restaurant and after a honeymoon at Marriott's Lincolnshire, the newlyweds will be making their home in Island Lake. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings go to Ann Gamperl, who celebrated March 15; Rita Schnieder , March 17; Lorenda Duell, March 18; ArtKeefer, March 19; Mabel Zawislak, March 21; and Greg "Butch" Nowak, March 22. Best wishes to you all for a happy birthday and many more to come. WORD OF WARNING A word of warning to pet owners. A skunk thought to be rabid was captured in Sunnyside Sunday, March 21. It just so happens animal control for the county caught up with it in my yard. It won't be known for about a week if the animal was definitely rabid, but because of the strange actions of the animal, it was thought to be rabid. So keep a close watch on your pets. Don't let them run loose. If your pet is bitten or -kills a rabid animal, it too can become rabid. VILLAGE MEETING The second monthly meeting of the village was held Tuesday, March 16. Among the topics discussed 75 th Year spurgeons ca\e of P save'- Cfce* 001 ref?bOto a*0 o o o d n e * • J o V a o d s I 2 a 6 0 *930 «**.*:. m° ' "fen"* • iMti - e*c'"3A0 no* IP IV °0 ̂ on <7 \9B2 ajMgfff • 's v: was dedication of the haO. President Mitchell would like to incorporate it with the village picnic. Hie board was in agreement, and the event will take place sometime in early July. The Park committee, who will be doing the landscaping around the hall, will be holding a meeting at the village hall Thursday, March 25, at 8 p.m. Com­ mittee chairwoman, Dianna Barroso, would like to see a good turnout Anyone in­ terested in helping can at­ tend the meeting. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the village will be at 8 p.m. on April 6. #• HELPING PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205*Crystal Lake. Illinois 60014 > (815)459-2641 BOY SCOUT NEWS PACK 351 Cub Scout Pack 351, sponsored by St. Patrick's parish, held its March pack meeting Wednesday, March 17, opened by Den 1. Scouts receiving the Gold Arrow award were Sean Dillon, Mike Turner, An­ thony Gioia, Bill O'Brien and James Morris, all of Den 2. Silver Arrows went to Sean Dillon, Mike Turner, An­ thony Gioia and Bill O'Brien. Bob Gorman received the Webelos award and his three-year pin. Bob Gorman, Sr., received his two-year pin. The scouts then reported on all of their den projects. Mr. Wisniewski and Mrs. Severin talked about the upcoming bake sale April 4 at St. Mary's hall. The meeting was ad­ journed with the presenting of the Cubby award to Den 2. • • • • The seed catalogues are beginning to take their toll. Give Animals a Brake by Ms.FloKlemm Duffy is gone but left us with something to remember • be kind, be helpful. Should you inadvertently hit an animal with your car, don't just 'hit and ran', try, if possible, to offer some assistance. If the animal is dead, remove it to the side so it won't be run over again and again. On Feb. 22, at Terra Cotta and Illinois streets, Duffy was hit by a light colored van. The van didn't bother to stop. Duffy's owner fran­ tically tried to stop traffic long enough to get to her dog - possibly to save his life. A young couple, in a red car, stopped to assist her and a very kind policeman carried the dead dog to Mrs. Sathers' home. These people were so helpful. Duffy, 14 years of age, was an important member of the family and is missed very, much. When possible, do try to give animals a "Brake"! All pet adoptions must be validated by the signing of a contract along with the adoption fee which includes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a vet of HP's choice, or a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a vet of your choice. When adopting a pet through Helping Paws, please, for your future reference, keep name, address and phone number of the person from whom you adopted pet. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Two 8-month Golden Retriever-Malmute females, good with children, 312-639- 9496. Go lden Re t r i eve r purebred, 3'4-year, female, housebroken, good with children, 338-4981. Beagle-Terrier, 4-year, tri-color male, shots, housebroken, good with children, 455-6173. German Shepherd mix, 8- month male, tan-rust, shots, housebroken, good with pets, and children, 459-1589. 2-year Husky mix female, silver-black-brown, shots, housebroken, spayed,, good with children and pets, 312- 658-9428. - Bassett Hound, 2-year, rust-white female, spayed, 312-658-9205. / CATS FOR ADOPTION Grey-white adult male, neutered, shots, good with pets and children, 312-639- 6603. Black-white young adult male, neutered, shots, good with pets and children, 312- 639-6603. Grey-black-white Tabby young adult female, short hair. 459-7682. Two: young adult, grey short hair female, shots, spayed; 5-month black male, 459-9471 after 6 p.m. Grey tiger, short hair, 6- month female, 459-2280 after 5 pjn. Calico, white-gold-black, 10-month female, 338-9419, 648-2318. Charcoal grey adult female, short hair, 312-438- 7450. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They will not pick up pet unless you wish. They also have pets for adoption. Call 338-7040. For information on Helping Paws lost and found* and adoption, call 459-2641.; Lioness Club Sets Caramel Corn Day The ability to see and hear is a gift more of us take for granted. However, for tens of thousands of people in Illinois, blindness and deafness are the realities. To help those people, the Island Lake Area Lioness club will give away sacks of caramel corn and accept donations as part of a statewide fund raising ef­ fort. In Island Lake Caramel Corn day is scheduled for Saturday, May 1. - .. Announcement of Caramel Corn day was made by Linda Amrich, club president, and Karen Manley-Chris Benson Caramel Corn day co-chair women. Parts of the funds raised will be given to the Lions of Illinois foundation to help support various programs for those with vision or hearing impairments. These include Camp Lions, A _ _ . _ [$ • »| •MHO TM> AO TO Ami TMi MTAWANT M MOUDAT PARKJ , A NO RICSIVI It* OH* DMNHR I DUNKS. OOOO TUMMY j THROUOH SUNDAY. OM COUPON FM OUOT CHKX. «MOU J DISCOUNT < ! v U f j')i •. I 'Hli ii| AIL YOU CAN EAT h A Use our Free Layaway or Choose and Charge today! 20% ... ol 2 STEAK $gso VISIT GREEN APPLE GIFT SHOP FOR EXTRAORDINARY GIFT VALUES 'A MN.IIAIT Of IT. UOM RT.IM.INOltSIM.IU.. 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