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PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 23.1979 Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek Dinner, Sale Coming Events For Women's Club Don't forget the Lakeland Park Women's club's delicious spaghetti dinner Sunday. Serving is from noon to 4 p.m. Take outs are availalbe. There will be a variety of homemade cakes to top off this delicious dinner. Tickets can be obtained from club members, by calling me at the above number or by calling Mrs. Lydia Radisch. If you have some items that you would like to sell, but not enough for a garage sale, plan on disposing these items at the Lakeland Park Women's club Flea Market to be held on Saturday, June 23. There will be space available for a nominal fee. Food will be prepared and a bake sale will also be going on. There will be a few craft tables with many interesting gifts. CLUB NEWS This week's meeting will be held tonight, Wednesday, May 23, at the community house. Starting of the dredge for this season will be the main topic of the meeting, which starts at 8 p.m. All are invited to attend. BOARD MEETING The Lakeland Park Property Owners assoc. will be holding its monthly meeting June 7, a Thursday evening. Meetings start at 8, and are open to all members of the association. 385-3777 BIRTHDAYS Birthday wishes to Ann Kosieriacke, Patty Jo Mullen and Otto Biring, Jr., who celebrate May 26. John Hendle, Linda Serpe and Jennifer Worth share May 27 as their day. Jennifer Worth will have nine candles on her cake. Tom Wagner will hear the birthday song on May 28, as will Rosalie Slonia, who celebrates the day after, May 29. May 30 will be a good day for Jim Dawson, and Scott Stephens will turn seven. Gail Hutt will have birthday cake on May 31, as will Rose Oswald and Yvonne Arroyo. June 1 will find George Laver, Bob Rode, and Julie Perry having a special day. Special person Connie Hunting and Cindy Kujak Bailey will share June 2 as their day. Judy Johnson will celebrate on June 3, and so will Morrie and* Mike Ketchum. Robin Hallberg will have five candles on her cake; and a message goes to Jay Arthurs who, I can't believe, will be eleven years old on June 4. James Blum will turn eight on June 5. Happy Birthday one and all! HAPPY ANNIVERSARY ...To Mark and Linda Serpe who celebrate six years together on May 26 ; and a very special couple, Jerry and Alice Sullivan, who celebrate thrity- three years of wedded bliss together on June 1. Thirty-one will be the number of an­ niversaries that have been shared by Grace and Chuck Campo on June 5. Happy an­ niversary to the above and others in our community! Could You Survive? Dehydration is the excessive loss of water from the body. This phenomena is easily recognized in hot en­ vironments, but it is not as widely acknowledged in cold weather areas. Yet, dehydration is a very real problem for the outdoorsman. If faced with problems of dehydration in an extended outdoor situation in high mountain, snow-covered terrain, with no available running or standing surface water, Would You... A. Eat snow and allow nor­ mal body processes to melt and utilize the moisture gained. B. Melt only snow since it is the most plentiful source. C. Melt ice because it provides more water for the volume with less heat and time than snow. D. Utilize any dark exposed surface that will absorb the sun's heat and melt snow. To Survive Whever possible, alternative (C) is the best solution for gaining a ready supply of water. Ice does iprovide more1 water for the volume with less heat and time than snow. (B) would be the next best alter­ native and may be the only WHO KNOWS? 1. Which U.S. airport was busiest in 1977? 2. Define foible. 3. In what direction does the wind in a high pres­ sure blow? 4. What is a tokanoma? 5. Who explored the Northwest Passage? 6. Who discovered in­ sulin? 7. Who is Abraham Rib- icoff? 8. In a deck of cards, which king has no mus­ tache? 9. Where are the three smallest bones in the body? 10.When was the un­ known Soldier of World War II entombed in Ar­ lington National Ceme­ tery? Answers To Who Knows 1. Chicago O'Hare Inter­ national. 2. A slight, easily excus­ able personal fault. 3. Clockwise. 4. A Japanese alcove for the display of scrolls, prints and flowers. 5. Henry Hudson, in 1609. 6. Drs. Banting and Best, Canadian doctors, in 1922. 7. Senator (D-Conn). 8. The king of hearts. 9. The ear. 10.On Memorial Day, 1951. Short Lived Humility is something that when you think you have it--you have prob­ ably lost it. .Journal, Independence. source if ice is not readily available. However, if a choice is possible, always melt ice before snow. (D) is an acceptable form of melting snow provided the dark surfaces are available, the temperatures are com­ plimentary, and an urgent need for water does not exist. If fuel is available, melting of ice or snow is best. (A) is the least desirable alternative. Ingesting of snow or ice in the outdoors only tends to worsen an already dehydrated condition. Eating snow will only increase the thirst sensation and sap needed body heat in the melting process. Always melt your ice or snow over an external heat source before consuming. WINN PHILLIPS milWMII W« at C«ntury 21 Car* Raal Estot*. Inc. ara pleased to prasant you with our wookly •arias of inlormativa Raal Estate Artidos. BUYERS' Market Have you ever seen so many properties on the market for sale? The McHenry County Multiple Listing Book is jam­ med full and there are several for sale by owners. This means the Buyer can be super selective. If your property is not priced right you will not even get a looker. It is important that you make certain that your fair market price is quoted to you by an expert in the field • by someone who takes time and patience to not only carefully measure, but to check records to make certain the legal is correct, the lot size is as stated, and someone who will give you a run down on what other properties are selling for in your area. It must be someone who will produce for you, in writing, a detailed "fair market analysis". Don't be a "Buyer's Market" Casualty!! Your home can sell, if fairly evaluated. Make certain the person you select to represent you, really knows what they are talking about - that they are truly an expert in the field. "We're the Neighborhood Professional, For you." Each Century 21 Office is in­ dependently owned and operated. Phone 344-1033 WE RE HERE FOR YOU ' CARE REAL ESTATE INC. PHONE 115-344-1033 3717 W. Elm (Across from Jewal) McHenry, IL. Each office Independently owned and operated. spurgeon's SERVE MENTAL HEALTH-These McHenry ladies are currently serving on the board of the Mental Health Resource League for McHenry County. They are. from left, Jill Theis, who is first vice-president this year; Kathy Lundquist and Suzanne Beam, membership chairman. Also serving on the board from McHenry is Patricia Marks. yo O S7T73 A6Air*. ~K> P CAJ «CH - [ r \ a John Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich in the 18th century, was so compulsive a gambler that he had his meals brought to the table: his servant brought two slices of bread with a slice of meat in between --and the earl gave his name to it. 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