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Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Learn About Dredge Plans The dredge is now back on the west side of the lake and the dredging program will continue for the summer. Jerry Raycrati spearheads the program and jf you would like to learn more about the dredge plan on attending the next meeting of the McCullom Lake Conservation club - at the McCullom Lake beach house Wednesday evening, July 16. These meetings are open to the public and rotate meetings around the lake. NEW ARRIVAL Jim and Sue Pietryga are proud to announce the birth of Jeffrey, who was born at Memorial hospital of Woodstock June 9 at 6:28 a.m. Jeffrey tipped the scales at a healthy 7 lbs., 6 oz., and stretched the ruler out to 21 inches.. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pietryga and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daniels. He also has a great grand­ mother, Mrs. Carl Mesce. Uncles and aunts are Tom, Mary Cathy, Jim, Gail, Jerry and Joanne. The family dog, Jasmine, could hardly wait for the arrival of his tiny new owner a n d p l a y m a t e . Congratulations to Jim and Sue and a very large welcome to baby Jeffrey. FUN FILLED WEEKEND John and Sharon Gacek spent a wonderful weekend recently. They had the honor of attending a special tribute that was given for the Crystal Lake Jaycees by the Windsong Acres Teen club. Mai Bellairs was the emcee for the evening and ic^ld of the Jaycees' won­ derful work in sponsoring special children who will attend Camp New Hope for one week. A special tribute was also given to Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward Gacek and their family, Tom April Audra and Annette. All the teen club parents baked delicious and beautiful goodies that were enjoyed by all. One of the highlights of the evening was when the teen club sang their theme song, "Got An Angel On My Shoulder". They received a standing ovation from the 350 people in attendance. It truly was a night that will always be remembered and cherished. The following day was spent at Windsong Acres at a fishing derby that was arranged by Ed and Jeanette Gacek. Their children were kept busy securing worms onto hooks and removing the many large trout that were caught ^ by the children. The Gacek children, Jay, Toni and Bobby had a ball fishing, as did Rachel and Timmy Stasiak. Laura Tr^cy caught three tagged fish and won a trophy and goldfish with all the supplies to keep at home. Eddie Dicks had a great time showing his sisters how to catch trout, one, two, three. Danny Hunn, Scott Zimmerman and Erick and Jake Wallen enjoyed cat­ ching the trout *or 'heir Sunday dinner. Brian and Pam Sanford, with Kelly Majther and - Stephanie Trumble, fished the pond like old pros. Peter and Joe Johnson, Debbie Erich, with brothers Scott ' and Jeff, enjoyed keeping Jeannette busy cleaning the trout. The Scott boys, Geoff, Glenn and Gary beamed with pride as they showed off their prizes. Steve Boles won a tackle box and fishing rod and Eve Tamowski won a beautiful trophy of a fisherman casting out his line. Kathy Reese really caught her fish the hard way and became a real pro. Everyone had a good time and Larry Cummings, Greg Howell, David and Bobby Joppa, Jim Ryan along with Jonathon and Jimmy Huddleston, will tell you this was the "best fishing derby they ever attended". All fishermen and 'fisherladies' received a participation ribbon and prizes were given for the largest fish, the most caught and for any tagged fish that was caught. Not only did the kids have a good time catching fish, Ihey also enjoyed the delicious trout dinners that were prepared by mom. CAMPERS Duane and Denise Winn had a beautiful Father's day campout at Green River Oaks in Amboy. Their camping club was joined by the Fox Rivqr Valley Sams, Rock Valley Sams and the Prairie Ramblers. Some area residents who were guests are Gran and Daina Sornson, Richard and Helga Broemm and Frank LaRoccas' mom. A new poolside game" called "Lobster" was played. That's when you try to outdo your neighbor as to who can get the worst sunburn the fastest. Duane took the honors and his prize was lots of sunburn lotion. Frank Sweeney also won a prize. On Sunday morning everyone was treated to a breakfast of pancakes and links, compliments of Green River Oaks. We look forward to hearing the latest news of the Sam Easy Riders Good* Sam club now that we know some of our other neighbors are members. GREAT GRANDPARENTS Clare and Eleanor Haerle are proud as a peacock since they became great grand­ parents of a little boy. The baby was born June 25 to Robert and Jan Matthews in Maryland. When Eleanor called with the news she didn't know the particulars, such as the baby's name, weight, etc., and I don't have her phone number, so I couldn't call back to find them out as I write this. Eleanor Slso has another reason to be very proud. She is honored to have been chosen to be president of the ladies of the Lion's club in McHenry. We wish her luck and success in her new position. GRADUATION PARTY Gregory and Diane Bliznik's daughter, Julie, graduated from Parkland school and they held a party ̂"The People's Choice" Save now on Preway's most efficient fireplaces ever 1 • | li • ^*1 < I i Save up to $300## Buy a remarkable Preway Energy Mizer IV built-in fireplace and Heat Distribution Kit now and save. Plus, you deceive a $75 Cash Rebate direct from Prewa^.^^ Don't wait! Get ready for winter now...and save, Offer good through July 19, 1980. See us today at: . Th.WrS'fefr 445 McHenry Ave., Hwy 120. Woodstock IL •15/339-1241 146 S. Carter St. Genoa City, Wl«c. • 414/279-5341 in her honor Sunday, June 29 for 50 people. Her sister Linda and brothers, Gregory and Glenn, were there, along with grandma and grandpa Bliznik and grandmother Houser. The weather was gorgeous, so everyone liked being outdoors playing games and just relaxing and visiting with one another. Good luck Julie in your coming years at West campus. VACATION? Lin Dentro had a rather interesting vacation this year-nothing went right for her. It started with her car breaking down halfway to Crystal Lake the first night and everything was downhill the rest of the week. The one and only good thing was when she took Jeanette to Great America with the Wallace family; Mike, Sue, Craig and Kim on Tuesday. The next .day was spent at the doctor's where she found out the bumps all over her arms and legfc was an allergic reaction to the sun. This meant the rest of her vacation was spent in­ doors, out of the sun. I think this was the first lime Lin was glad to get back to work. SURPRISE Ronnie Nystrom got a real shock when wife Marilyn decided to add a little spice in his life. While Ron was busy at work in Wheeling a belly dancer came in to entertain v him and anyone else who was lucky enough to be nearby. Now that's what I think most men will agree is a most enjoyable coffee break.*~ r HELP!! July seems to be the most popular month for vacations, so be sure to call me when you arrive home and tell me where your family has been. It should be interesting to hear who has travelled the farthest, as long as we don't have to sit through the home movies. If you don't call me, I'll never know you've been gone so I'll be looking for­ ward to your call. HAPP1*BIRTHDAY .... o Terry Miller, Tommy Gerambio and James Allen Knaack on July 9. Karen Diane Johnson will be 14 years old July 10. On July 11, Allison Winkle turns 11 years old. Best wishes to Mary Pautz and my kids' grandmother, Joyce Cserep on the twelfth. Carol Toussaint hears the birthday song July 13. On July 14, Robert Gacek will be 4; Jimmy Watkins Jr., turns 11; Theresa Creasey will be sweet six­ teen; Mary Schaan adds, another,year; and a very dear friend, Sherry Flicek, will be ? July 15 is the special day for Beverly Hromec. May all your wishes come truife. Brush-off " There's even a new tooth­ paste called POLITICIAN. It gives you the,brush after every election. / Sunnyside Area were Bet ty Messer 344 2494 A bad water pump will make the engine work hard­ er to turn it because of bad bearings and scraping rotor blades. To improve the water pump life, turn on the air conditioner only when the engine is idling. This places less strain on the pump bearings. Progress Made On Building Those of us who live near the village»property can see the progress being made on the municipal building It is going right along. The ex­ terior walls are up and it- won't be long before the roof will be on. Once the exterior of the building is complete much of the interior work will l?e done by volunleers from the village. The building is located on Channel Beach drive in front of the park. EQUIPMENT DONATED The Village of Sunnyside Board of Trustees and the Sunnyside Police depart­ ment are grateful for the generous donation to the police department of a CB radio, complete with an­ tenna and installation, from Mr. Novotny. VILLAGE MEETING Tuesday, July 1, (he Village of Sunnyside held its regular monthly meeting. Don Fielding, village engineer, reported the ditching on Sunnyside drive should be completed by the end of next week. It is being done to relieve the flooding which occurs on that street. Residents of Sudeenew subdivision were pleased to hear their patient vigil for the past months,is going to be rewarded. Village engineers will be taking bids to get the much needed repair work done on the roads in that area. The residents of this subdivision are faithful meeting regulars. SECTION 9. PAGE S - P1.A1NDKALER - WEDNESDAY. JUl Y 8.1980 Mrs. Axel Sundelt, ot 2603 refrigerators This time they Knob Hill road. Dutch Creek took care of the matter and Woodlands. s the refrigerators The surprise party for the quickly removed , elder Sundells was held at the home of their son Bob, who is the Sundell's only child. Also present were the Sundell's two grandchildren Randy and Rana/* The village is cutting weeds along the roads and on vacant lots. Under the-.M Congratulations to the noxious weed ordinance, v residents are also required to keep their yards mowed. The next meeting of the village will be held Tuesday, July 15, at the Johnsburg Junior high GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY On Saturday. June 28, Martha and Bob Sundell, of 1317 Sunnyside Beach drive, hosted a surprise fiftieth anniversary party for Bob's parents. They are Mr. and elder Sundells. and may you have many more hapjfy years together. POLICE NOTES The 10-speed bike found by the Sunnyside Police department still remains unclaimed. If you have lost a bike, it can be claimed by identification at chief Mit­ chell's Call 385 8863 Last week, while on routine patrol, the police found two abandoned But the next time, should there be a next time, we may not be so lucky Some in­ nocent Child could crawl inside and suffocate At the present time, we do not have an ordinance r e g a r d i n g a b a n d o n e d refrigerators, hut we do have a junk ordinance. So keep this in mind. Since there will be no clean up program this year, the cost is minimal. Call the disposal company and have such items removed. Don'l risk'the life of innocent child by carelessly discarding such items The life of a child is priceless. L STOREWIDE Wallpaper Sale Discounts 10% to 30% Sale Starts July Ord-Sole Ends July 19th (MINIMUM ORDER • 4 ROLLS) Our usual friendly decorating service.Is available! 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