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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.1982 [ Lakeland Park & lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Open House Planned By Association By now everyone has received the flyer on the annual general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association. Besides the meeting the association is holding an "Open House" for all the residents in Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores. So plan on attending the open house on Thursday evening, March 18, at 7 p.m. At this meeting will be the election of association board members. If you would like to nominate a member in good standing, you can contact members of the nominating committee. The chairperson to call is Mrs. John Gacek, 385-3777, or members Mrs. David Gende, 385-3845, Mrs. William Buhrman, 385-3701, Mrs. John Pautz, 385-7504, or Bruce Warren, 385-4668. There have been a few inquiries as to whom do you call to join the association? That person is Mrs. Steve Moore, the clerk of the association, and she can be reached in the evenings at 385-6448. If you have any questions please call, there are benefits to belonging to the association, so give a call and find out what they are or come out Thursday, March 18, at 1717 Sunset avenue, and have some cake and coffee With the board members and your neigh­ bors. VOTING The Primary election will take place Tuesday, March 16. Precinct 11 votes at the American Legion on Ringwood road; Precinct 13 RE-ELECT HANK IMULLE Law Enforcement is his Tradition Republican for Sheriff VOTE REPUBLICAN IN McHENRY COUNTY MARCH 16, 1982 HENRY A. (Hank) NULLE 91 a CJWwns to Etact Hank Null* Sheriff 56? Somerset Apt 7, Crystal Lake Illinois 60014 Carney Gilkerson Chairman A copy of our report tiled with the McHenry County Clerk. Is (or will be) available tor purchase from the McHenry County Clerk. Woodstock Illinois 600fl« at Bob's Colors on Meadow and Elm ; Precinct 24 at the Community house on Sunset. The polls are open from 6 a.m.-7 p.m. I urge all voters to go out and cast their ballot. CLEANING PARTY Don't forget the Lakeland Park Woman's club is having a demonstration of home cleaning products this Thursday, March 11. The evening will begin with a short business meeting in the Community house at 7 p.m. This party is open for everyone so please plan to attend. COOKIES ARE COMING If you ordered Girl Scout cookies last month you can expect them to be delivered within the week. The girls hope you enjoy them. NEWS OF OLD The Cominsky family moved from Wheeling, 111., to McHenry six years ago this month. I find this town has many interesting stories of the good old days. I think it would be fun to hear some stories about Lakeland Parte and Lakeland Shores that I could share with you. If you have an item of interest to share with us please give me a call. BIRTHDAY WISHES Suzanne Michelle Moore and Amy Lynn Sweeney both turn 9 years old on March 10 and they share their special day with Chris Lawrence and Kevin Justen. Best wish- ft es are sent to Barbara Tif- I fany and Cheryl Winkle on the eleventh. James Hahn, Pat Lasko and Arnie Doefert hear the birthday song March 12. Jami Lynn Cominsky is going to be 7 years old March 13 and she shares her day with Charles Pintoni. Kathy Brooks will be another year older on the fourteenth. Brian Nuss and Pat Gilbertson have their special day March 15. Brian Edward Rous will be 8 years did on the sixteenth and Mike Hodges and Patricia Schillace celebrate the same day. ANNIVERSARY Lester and Sherry Stephens will celebrate thei- wedding anniversary r March 12. Congratulatior Seek Candidates Far Health Board Family Service & Com­ munity Mental Health Center for McHenry County is currently seeking can­ didates for election to the board of directors. There is one vacancy to be filled immediately and several positions available for those directors whose terms of office expire in June 1982. Anyone interested in being a nominee to fill these vacancies should contact Pat Mueller at 385-6400 for an application. WX. • VVg STARS OF "APPLAUSE' -Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, who's the dearest one of all? Eve Harrington, right (Sue Parks, Woodstock) Is working hard to replace Duane Fox, standing (Taylor Michaels, Arlington Heights) as confidante to Broadway superstar Margo Channing, center (Charlaine Tiffany, McHenry) in "Applause!", musical version of "All About Eve" taking place at the Woodstock Opera House March 19, 20 21; 26, 27, 28 and April 1, 2, 3. For ticket reservations, call 815-338-5300. J//r ifo/fw/io/t <080 by Thomasville. Thomasville's exquisite "Mahogany Collection Here is one of the most important groupings of authentically designed, masterfully crafted collections of I 8th century heirloom reproductions created in the last twenty years Dresser, Mirror, Hiboy S Ricebed Regularly *4070 3 2 5 0 This is o7faema&vifl& Week at Donahue's! 2-Pier Cabinets. Bookcases. Headboard and Light Bridge Regularly ' 1940 . SALE $ 1 5 5 0 00 "CONNOTATIONS" by Thomasville Imagine your bedroom with Thomasville excitement. This is "Connotations Rich pecan woods, a subtle, flush fitting, brass finished hardware. The vertical storage of two pier cabinets, and the beautiful reflection created by two plate mirrors and the light bridge "TABLEAU' by Thomasville The charming French "Country look' in authentic detail Right down to the mild bombe on the drawer fronts Handsome pecan solids and veneers a unique grain pat tern in a beautiful hand-rubbed finish Chest, Dresser, Trifold Mirror, Headboard Regularly *2360 SALE 1 8 7 5 Save 20% on every Thomasville Bedroom Set in stock now thru March 18th... Here is just a sampling of the beautiful Thomasuille collection of bedroom sets that can be yours by tonight. And these exciting sale prices on America's foremost furniture maker will make you look twice...at the furniture and the price! ...and also receive a$ 100 Rebate from Thomasville! If you purchase a Thomasuille Bedroom group this week only -- china, table and at lease four chairs. Hurry, sale ends T h u r s d a y , M a r c h 1 8 . oTfarniaAvi/fas So nice lo come home lo. "TAPESTRY" by Thomasville Thomasville's new "Tapestry" bedroom col­ lection makes splendid use of handsome pecan solids and veneers, shaping them to a uniquely traditional look. Dresser. Mirror. Chest % Headboard $ Regularly *2048 . . . SALE 1 5 9 9 00 Our Reputation is your Guarantee DONAHUE FURNITURE FURNITURE SHOWPLACE OF THE MID-WEST 1818 South Route 47 (South of 14) Woodstock 815-338-1086 Open Dally 9-S. Friday 9-9, Wednesday 10-4 J 4 (