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AGE ! .DEALER-WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER13.H82 MCCULLOMLAKE Dawn Miller 385-4901 Kopczyk Makes Good Showing Mitch Kopczyk, son of A1 and Lottie Kopczyk on Park View, finished 135th out of over 7,000 participants who entered America's Marathon held Sunday, Sept. 26. Mitch's time was 2 hours 45 minutes. Mitch qualifies for the Boston Mrathon, which is ten­ tatively set for April 18, 1963. Congratulations Mitch on a good performance. REMINDERS The Beach Gals are sponsoring a CPR class on Thursday evening Oct. 14, at the beach house, from 6 through 10 p.m. The McHenry Rescue Squad is putting on the class. Please bring something to kneel on such as an old rug or blanket, since the flow is cement. All residents are urged to attend this informative class. Don't forget to mark Nov. 6 on your calendars for the Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale which will be held at the beach house starting at 8:30 a.m. and ending at 5 p.m. If interested in reserving a table, please contact Laurie Olson, 344-3864 or Linda Bacon, 385-7415 as soon as possible. Your entry fee will provide the table for your items, city-wide advertisement and a pleasant day for all. The Beach Gals need you to make this event a success. Proceeds from the bake sale and table rental go to the children of the village. BEACH GALS MEETING The October meeting for the girls was held Wednesday evening the 6th. Nine ladies were in attendance to discuss plans for the Halloween party which will be held Sunday, Oct. 31, from 6 through 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. There will be a costume con­ test, games and refreshments. Cookie donations will be gladly accepted. Set­ up for this event will be on Saturday, Oct. 30 at 3 p.m. Anyone with available hands is welcome to come on down and help out. Rosie Hancock brought a delicious angel food cake and the prize for the evening, which was a bottle of shampoo was won by Linda Bacon. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes are ex­ tended to Gene Huff, who shared Oct. 6 with Scott Loewe, blowing out seven candles on that date; Wayne Blake celebrated Oct. 7; Chris White and Bill Cross shared Oct. 8; Gerry Milbratz and Jim Weiland opened their cards on Oct. 10 and Orville Brandt's special day was Oct. 12. We hope that all your days were filled with much Joy. Happy turtnday wishes for this week go to Gteorge Mayer, who blows out all those candles on Oct. 13. Barb C'Caron shares Oct. 14 with Ricky Branham, turning 16; Rachel Klap- perich turns four and Butch Swanson celebrates his fifteenth. Richard Dina and Sharon Grutzmacher share Oct. 15. Rob Klapperich and daughter Sarah, turning three, share Oct. 17 with Laurie Cross. We wish you all many happy returns of the day. ANNIVERSARIES Belated anniversary wishes go to the following couples: Dave and Judy Pendleton celebrated another year together on Oct. 6; Don and Geraldine Milbratz toasted another year of bliss, along with Don and Cindy Nelson, on Oct. 11; and Mike and Linda Mazur shared another year together on Oct. 12. We wish each and every couple many more years of happiness together. Our anniversary couple for this week is Lenard and Nancy Harwell, who share another year together on Oct. 14. May all your dreams for the future come true. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Oct. 14 - CPR class at 6 p.m. at the beach house (big room). Everyone welcome to attend. Oct. 14 - Ladies of the Lake meeting at 8 p.m. in the kitchen. Don't forget your costumes ladies. Oct. 19 - Conservation club meeting at 8 p.m. at Spojnia Barn. Everyone is welcome and urged to attend. CITATIONS FOR SEPTEMBER 1962 David C. Diedrick, Woodstock, expired registration. Matthew L. Anderson, Round Lk., speed 52 in 40 zone. Patricia A. Ganske, Harvard, speed 52 in 40 zone. Sally J. Zimmer, Wauconda, speed 52 in 40, zone. Kathleen J. Weiss, Crystal Lk., speed 50 in 40 zone. David L. Mitchell, Burlington, Wise., speed 50 in 40 zone. Diane L. Peterson, McHenry, im­ proper passing. •David J. Anton, Bloomingdale, speed 52 in 40 zone. John E. Seaver, Wonder Lk., speed 50 in 40 zone. ̂ Ronald L. Ohlsen, Lake Zurich, speed 53 in 40 zone. Edward P. Kennedy, McHenry, speed 54 in 40 zone. Diane M. Volkmar, Spring Grove, speed 31 in 20 zone. Sandra L. Bockhorst, Carthage, 111., expired registration. Renee M. McCarthy, McHenry, speed 52 in 40 zone. Linda L. Becker, McHenry, stop sign violation. Lawrence A. Farr, Gurnee, speed 50 in 40 zone. Bruce A. Olsen, McHenry, speed 53 in 40 zone. Kenneth W. Wilk, Barrington, illegal parking. Paul J. Gonzalez, Wonder Lk., speed 50 in 40 zone. Robert J. Hermes, Wonder Lk., speed 50 in 40 zone. John A. Black, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. David W. Trego, Wonder Lk., speed 51 in 40 zone. Glen M. Slater, McHenry, speed 30 in 20 zone. Dolores H. Pasillas, Round Lk Beach, speed 60 in 40 zone. Richard W. McMillan, McCullom Lk., no valid village sticker.William H. Wegrzyn, Niles, speed 50 in 40 zone. Jack Miller, Wheeling, speed 52 in 40 zone. Patrick E. Ziebel, McHenry, im­ proper lane usage. John Paul Huff, Woodstock, speed 50 in 40 zone. Katherine E. Burmeister, Wonder Lk., speed 50 in 40 zone. Karen S. Adams, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. Julie Holtz, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. Charles A. Gordon, McHenry, improper display of reg. Vincent Tomasello, Wonder Lk., park where forbidden. Robin L. Bujak, Wonder Lk., speed 34 in 20 zone. Frances C. Regul, Cary, speed 51 in 40 zone. Roger R. Walls, Round Lk., Park, speed 61 in 40 zone. Roger R. Walls, Round Lk. Park, no valid DL in possession. League Of Women Voters To Meet In Woodstock, Oct. 14 r. » * * • . 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Elm St. McHenry 385-0170 . Woodstock-McHenry League of Women Voters unit meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 14, at the Congregational-Unitarian- IJniversalist church, 221 Dean street, Woodstock. The program will be an update on recent activities of Turning Point, Inc. Turning Point, Inc., developed from the McHenry County task force on Domestic violence. The Woodstock- McHenry LWV has a continued interest in Turning Point because of battered women in Mt . domestic violence and the need Tor a crisis center in this county. The League of Women Vote's is a non-partisan organization with an interest in important issues as well as voters' service. League meetings are always open. Come and bring a moid. Baby sitting available through the League, for a nominal fee, during the meeting, at the church. For more information call 338-4962 or 385-3254. LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES Carol Cominsky 385-7246 E N J O Y R E S T A U R A N T Q U A L I T Y A T H O M E (815) 385-8300 SPENGEL meat packing corp. Federal Establishment No. 5701 1313 W. OLD BAY RD. PISTAKEE BAY McHENRY, ILL. 60050 . Great American Shirt Story by Hathaway Comfort. Easy care--it's written in the weave. This is the stuff dress shirt legends are made of. Hathaway pens it most eloauently in durable press cotton/polyester. White, blue or ecru. 141/2-161/2, 32-35. 26.50 (NOTE: And by the same author-a fitted style in stripes & checks. 26.50 And silk ties 15.50) Men's Furnishings. Elgin on 1, Crystal Lake & St. Charles. Scouts Camp Western Style Girl Scout Troop 320 was among the groups that visited Kettle Moraine Ranch in Eagle, Wis., a few weeks ago. These girls spent the night in an authentic bunkhouse, not in tents like the others. They enjoyed an hour-long trail ride, hayride and a visit to the museum. After an hour lesson on horseback riding, the only complaint heard was that a few had saddlesores. The girls got a big kick out of the western town where they hitched their horses wherever they went. Oct 6 was the date of the troop's investiture and rededication for the girls and their families. Jenny Eisennan, Roxanne Wander, Heather. Anderson, Jenny Rourke, Marlene Jeschke and Missy Heim are the older girls in this troop who welcomed the new girls; Becky Harnish, Jenny ' Christensen, Tina Johnson, Suellen Lawniczak, Jenny Neuffer, Rebecca Brady, Jenny Shanholtzer, Davina Burns and Michele Regan. Cake and coffee were served after the ceremony for all who attended. TRAIN TRIP Those traveling Dettmers, Wayne and Mary Ann, just returned from a two-week trip to Great Falls, Mont., to visit Herb and Toni. They took the Amtrak train so they could take in all the beautiful sights. The weather was great while they were there; 70's and 80's every day. Herb is stationed at Malmstrom AFB so he and Toni are living in a lovely home off base where they can accommodate all their visiting relatives. RECEIVES DEGREE After four years of hard work, Jeff Stolpa has an associate's degree in Industrial Engineering from McHenry County college. He not wily went to school full time, he also worked full time and still managed to make the Dean's list. His wife Rose, and children Eric and Jenny, are real proud of him and happy he'll have time now to spend with his family. Four years is a long time when you keep a schedule like Jeff did. REMINDER Tonight, Wednesday, Oct.' 13, is the meeting of the Lakeland Park Refunders at 4709 Prairie. Please try to arrive promptly at 7 p.m. because there are several topics to be discussed and voted on. RENTAL INFORMATION I have received at least a dozen calls in recent weeks asking who to contact for renting the community house. Please note that the person to call is Mary Pautz at 385-7503. There must be a lot of parties being planned and I do hope all of you call me to share the news of your event. H VV V o HAPPY BIRTHDAY Beat wishes to Tom Muelief <and Ernie Schooley on Oct. 13. Dattd*Jbhn Heber will be 12 years old on the 14th. Oct. 15 is the day Lizzie Winkle turns four. Jim Franklin, Dawn Dolenski and Theresa Liscastro hear the birthday song on Oct. 18. Helga Broemm, Brian Lean and his dad Charles hear the birthday song Oct. 19. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY We send our congratulations to Karen and Mike Hodges on Oct. 18, their seventh wedding anniversary. ZIEBART RUST PROTECTION $145 00 MOST USED CARS Includes Underside Precleaning OFFER ONLY AVAILABLE AT THIS AUTHORIZED DEALER THRU OCT. 31, 1982 Ziebart APPEARANCE ft PROTECTION SERVICES of Crystal Lake 3939 Northwest Highway (312) 639-5333 ±J Enter the Great Hathaway Jelly Bean Challenge! And win a dress shirt & tie! Guess the number of jelly beans in the jar and win a Hathaway dress shirt and tie. You'll find the jar and entry blanks in our Menswear departments. Three winners per store! Drawing October 31. No purchase necessary. The Right Card For That Special Person <w CHARGE IT! We welcome your Spiess Charge, Visa & MasterCard. Elgin Fountain Sauare Plaza (312 ) 741-4300. Crystal Point Mall (815) 455-3600. St. Charles Mall (312) 377-2570. AMI KK \\ (.KH 11\( ,s WE DISCOUNT GREETING CARDS EVERY DAY AT HORNSRY Why pay more for •wmUii Day greeting cards or any occa sional greeting cards than the low low discounted price at Hornsby YOUR . QUALITY • SAVH,U Rt. 47 ft Country Club Daily 9-9 Road - Woodstock, IL. Sunday 10-6 4400 W. Rte. 120-McHenry, IL. TOO MANY DRUGS? Legal drugs have become a major problem in American society. Consider these facts: An average of six prescriptions are filled each year for every man, woman and child in the U.S. The average d o u b l e s w h e n prescription drugs given in hospitals are included. Some five billion tranquilizer capsliles are prescribed each year. Says Dr. Jere E. Goyan, Commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), "We Americans are an over- medicated society. Patients expect a prescription every time uiey visit their doctors. Often they'd be better" off without a drug, and they shouldn't insist on one." Goyan, a pharmacist, believes the over- medication problem i n c l u d e s n 0 n - prescription drugs as well. He offers this guidance: Don't expect a prescription every time you visit the doctor. There isn't a pill for every ill. Discuss with your doctor what the drug is for and what side effects to look for. Do follow the doctor's instructions, and those accompanying drags, w h e n t a k l n g medications, ' If you have any questions, ask your doctor or pharmacist. Use your head before you swallow. Human beings are the only animals that can blush.