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I u LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Club To Help Rescue ' •". • bi r. «£.;•• • / * • JHIIIIPHIi The Lakeland Park Womans club is sponsoring a flea market-mini bake sale and craft sale Thursday, Aug. 25. t•- Sale hours are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at -< the Lakeland Park Community House, 1717 Sunset. All proceeds three neighbor kids to Fish Lake Beach Wednesday. Lisa and Jami Cominsky and Lisa Klockner enjoyed the day with the Leonard family swimming, fishing and cooking out. TOO HOT "Is it hot enough for you?" That seems to be the usual topic of con­ versation around town these days. We raised will be donated to the McHenry heard last Spring this was supposed to Area Rescue Squad. If you have craft ' :,J 4 J **" items you want to sell, you can rent a for table fbr a nominal fee. Contact Mrs. ' Marie Cross at 385-7823 to make , ; reservations as soon as possible. SO HAPPY A bubbly Beth Condon has called to - let us know the latest good news at their house. Craig and Beth became parents of a second son July 7, and they are so excited. Jarred Edward was born in McHenry hospital • weighing just 5 lbs., 3 oz. He had to stay an extra day after mom went l~ home to make sure he gained a little t bit of weight, Two and one-half-year- * old Justin is already willing to share | his toys with his brother. The very J proud maternal grandmother is « Yvonne Ryden; paternal grand- * parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward , Condon; great-grandparents are . Frances Schmitt and Mr. and Mrs. Art Deneen. SEE THE WEST Some of the Boelter family, Harold Sr., Margaret and Harold Jr., took off in the car for a two-week trip. I say some, because the Boelters have 15 children and only one of the four still , at home made the trip with mom and dad. They headed for Houston, Tex., to visit a nephew who took them to see the famous Gilleys Bar, the Gulf of t Mexico and the Astrodome. He even presented aunt Margaret with a birth­ day cake the evening before they left , since her birthday would be two days ; later and they'd be on the road. The next stop was Arizona where . they spent some time with friends ' before heading for Las Vegas where . Harold Jr., had a real good time. On the way back they took in the beautiful ' sights in Utah and the Colorado mountains. > Now that they are home, everyone ; is busy preparing for Harold and Margaret's fortieth wedding an- •* niversary Aug. 6. They are marking '„•* the occasion by renewing their vows \ at Shepherd of the Hills church that r afternoon. Margaret's sister in Minneapolis, her original maid of honor, will do the honors again; Harold's brother Eugene is best man; and eldest son Roger will give mom away. All 15 of their children will be * coming from all over for this very HAVING FUN , *1 The Leonards, Robert and Carol, >had their vacations from work last ^ week and they relaxed doing things .'close by. All four kids, Danny, Diana, £« Robbie and Christy went to aunt »* Connie's in Wisconsin for a couple of »*days so mom and dad could have »" some quiet time together. The rest did them good and they were brave % enough to take their children and be a mild summer so we put aside the idea of installing central air in our house. The pool at Knox Park and all the area beaches have record breaking attendance with people looking to cool off. We are fortunate living in a town that has bodies of water close by where we can take a dip and get some relief from these 90 plus degree days. I urge all users of the beach in Lakeland Park to clean up after themselves so the next person can enjoy a nice clean place. Stay Cool! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jan Walker and Bill Mueller have another birthday July 27. Very best wishes go to Art Kreutzer, Michael Bunting and Rich Reining on the 28th. Jennifer Beam will be 11 years old July 29. July 30 is the day Jane Groth- man and Tom Gerambio Sr., hear the birthday song. Our youngest sister' Sue Jordan adds another year July 31; and others celebrating with her are Lil Benes, Bette Kamp, Helen Sundquist, Ken Vanek, Robert Clover and Brian Danielson. Aug. 2 is the birth date of Murph Kwiatek, Elaine Piasecki, Jerry Bunting and Susan Beck. Power Of Prayer Film At Church "The Power of Prayer," a new Evangelical Films presentation, will • be shown in McHenry next weekend. It features some of the most respected Christian spokesmen in America, including Dr. W.A. Criswell, Dr. John F. Walvoord, Josh and Dottie Mc­ Dowell, Chaplain Ray and Dr. and Mrs. Howard Hendricks. These men and women will be sharing what the Bible says con­ cerning the how and why of prayer. They'll also share their own personal experiences of the times of victory, frustration and confusion at the First Baptist church of McHenry, 509 N. Front street, Sunday evening, July 31, at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited. The opening moments of the film are spent in Israel, examining thousands of years of Jewish history and how they pertain to prayer. BANJO BEER NIGHT Bill Bailey's Banjo band is retur­ ning for this year's Banjo Beer night, announced Chairman Jerry Lazaiae. Banjo Beer night is among the oldest and most popular events of Fiesta Days. Pearl street park 7 p.m. to midnight July 30 is the scene for banjo music and an evening of fun. Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to an order entered on July 21, 1983, in the Circuit Court for the Nineteenth Judic ia l Circu i t , McHenry County , Illinois, in Case No. 83 MC 3, a public hearing will be held before the Honorable Leonard Brodv, Judge, at the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 North Seminary Avenue , Woodstock, Illinois, in Courtroom 307 r on Friday, the 26th day of August, 1983, at the hour of 9:00 a.m.; at which time the petitioners shall present proof of notice and other mat­ ters pursuant to statute regarding the petition to establish "The John- sburg Public Library District" (the Board of Library Trustees of the Johnsburg Publ ic L ibrary Dis tr ic t , McHenry County , Illinois). The proposed boun­ daries of the district are set forth in "Annex A" attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. ANNEXA DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES OF THE PROPOSED JOHN­ SBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT ALL THAT PART OF McHENRY TOWNSHIP DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: - - NORTH RANGE 9 EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN­ CIPAL MERIDIAN, THE FOLLOWING PORTIONS: ALL OF SECTION 5; ALL OF SEC­ TION 6 ; ALL OF SECTION 7; ALL OF SECTION 8; ALL OF SEC­ TION 18; THE NORTH HALF OF SECTION 17; THE SOUTH­ WEST QUAR­ TER OF' SEC­ TION 17; THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 17 EXCEPT THAT PORTION LYING SOUTHEAST­ ERLY SOUTHERLY SHORELINE OF PISTAKEE LAKE; THE NORTH HALF OF SECTION 19: THE NORTH •A.1 HALF OF THE 1 SOUTH HALF OF SECTION 19: IN TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH RANGE 8 EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN­ CIPAL MERIDIAN, THE FOLLOWING PORTIONS: ALL OF SECTION 1; ALL OF SEC- OAK WOOD PRODUCT SPECIAL Table, 2 Leafs, 4 Side Chairs, - 2 Arm Chairs, Lighted China C Reg. $2999.95 BUY 1 LAMP GET 2nd SUPPLY $ FROM ALL WOOD DINETTE 4 chairs, table, 1 leaf $4TC00 ALL WOOD BEDROOM SET « Dresser, mirror, chest, headboard & $TttH95 10 YR WARRANTY FIRM BEDDING TWIN SIZE Mattress & Box Spring NOW R*« S39.9S SOFA & LOVESEAT Reg. $999.00 & up & up FULL SIZE Mattress t Box Spring Reg.419.95 2 FOR 1 CANE CHAIR 100% Nylon Reg. $239.00 Each 2 s $239,s QUEEN-SIZE HIDE-ABED STARTING $ AT Reg. $599.95 Mattress £ Box Spring Reg.$499.95 SET NOW SIT K I N G S I 7 E A L S O A V A I l A B I F Brown or Beige Nylon $18995 Reg. $299.50 OF 24 OF TION 2; ALL OF SECTION 31ALL ALL OF? SEC­ TION 9: ALL OF SECTION 10; ALL OF .SEC­ TION 11; ALL OF SECTION' 12; ALL OF SEC­ TION 13; ALL OF SECTION 14; ALL OF SEC­ TION 15; ALL OF SECTION 16; THAT PORTION OF THE NOR­ THEAST QUARTER SECTION LYING EASTERLY THE EAST BANK OF THE FOX RIVER: THE EAST HALF ' OF SECTION 17; THE EAST HALF OF THE WEST H A L F O F SECTION 17- THE EAST HALF OF SECTION 8; THE EAST HALF OF THE WEST H A L F O F SECTION 8; THE EAST HALF OF SECTION 5: THE EAST HALF OF THE WEST H A L F O F SECTION 5. At said hearing all persons residing within the proposed district shall have a reasonable opportunity to be heard touching upon the location and the boundaries of the proposed district and to make su i regarding the same. This proceeding shall be conducted pursuant to 111. Rev. Stat., Chap. 81, Sec. 1002-2, et seq. -s- Edna Robel Petitioner -s- Elsie Munson Petitioner ROBERT W. SMITH Attorney at Law 707A Davis Road Elgin, IL 60120. (312) 695-9800 (Pub. July 27,1983) No. 830334 PAGE 5 • r'LAINDKALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 27,1963 Bonnie Giles Hospital Employee Of The Month BIBLE i VERSE-f4 "The wise man's eyes are in his head; but the fool walketh in darkness. 1. Who was the author of this wise saying? 2. Who were his father and his mother? 3. For what architectual masterpiece is he best known? 4. Where may the above saying be found? Answers to Bible Verse 1. King Solomon. 2. King David and Queen Bethsheba. 3. Solomon's temple, at Jerusalem. 4. Ecclesiastes 2:14a. Bonnie Giles an employee at Memorial hospital since 1962, has been named "Employe e of the Month" for July. Chosen by a committee composed of hospital employees, Mrs. . Giles, a registered nurse since 1977, was recognized for her ability to handle crisis situations and for her talents both as a leader and a teacher. In announcing the July winner, Candy McNulty, committee chair­ man, said Mrs. Giles "promotes a higher standard of health care by helping staff members grow in their professional roles. "She is respected by fellow em­ ployees, medical staff members, patients and visitors for her many fine qualities," said Mrs. McNulty. Mrs. Giles worked as nurse's aid and then attended McHenry County college and Elgin Community college to earn her credentials. She worked on all floors beginning in 1977, then concentrated on emergency room duties for a couple of years. In 1981, she was named relief supervisor, and in 1982 she was named head nurse to organize the staff and then to supervise the nursing department on the new 30-bed medical patient unit in the south pavilion. She continues in that capacity today after helping develop the modular nursing concept for the third floor. 2 She and her husband, Robert, have a son, Robert, 17, a senior at Wood­ stock high school, and a daughter, Kerrie, 15, WHS sophomore. The state flower of Georgia is the Cherokee rose. The McHenry Plaindealer (USPS 335-200) Estobllshed 1S7S | JtU West llm PhoneH5-3S5-0I70 McHenry. Illinois 60050 Published Every W*dn«doy • Friday at McHenry. Illinois Second Clan Pottage PAID at McHenry. Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTER Send address changes to McHenry Ploindeoler 3912 W. Elm St.. McHenry. Illinois *0050 I Subscribers we requested to provide immediate notice of change ol ad­ dress to Tha McHenry Ploindeoler. M»2W. ElmSt.. McHenry. III. 40050. A deduction of one month from the expiration of a subscription will be mode whore o change ol address is provided through the Post Office I department. Thomas C. 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