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PAGE4-PLAINQEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1972 starting in January, evening meetings will again be tried. The first meeting of 1973 will be on Thursday evening, Jan. 11, at 7:30 p.m. at the Lakeland Park community house. Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Women's Club Holds Annual Christmas Party Final preparations are now being made for the annual club Christmas . party for the members of the Lakeland Park Women's club. The party will be held at the Bavaria Haus restaurant, 2405 W. Johnsburg Road, in Johnsburg. The im­ portant date to remember is Thursday, Dec. 7, with dinner to be served at 6:30 p.m. This year it was decided to do away jafrh the usual grab bag gift derange. Instead, club members may contribute a like amount which will be given to the McHenry County association for the Retarded (Pioneer Center for the Ex­ ceptional). Members who have not made their reservations yet should call Lyda Radisch to do so. Also, make sure that dues are paid up. Please take care of this immediately, there isn't much time left before the party. Anyone who needs tran­ sportation to the Christmas party, please call Mary Dob­ bins (385-8737), Beverly Walinski (385-6526) or Dorothy Lense (385-6517). OTHER LAKELAND PARK WOMEN'S CLUB NEWS There will not be a meeting of the Lakeland Park Women's Club in December. The annual Christmas party will take the place of the regular meeting. It has been decided that mL I THINK ABOUT IT! By BOBJUSTEN Thanksgiving Day is basically a religious holiday to voice gratitude to God for His beneficence When we think about it, it can and should be a day for dou­ ble duty....R can and should be an opportune time to express thanks to friends and families for kind­ nesses received from them throughout the year. Benjamin Franklin wrote about such kindnesses in these words: "I have received much kindness from men to whom I shall never have any opportunity of making the least direct return. And numberless mer­ cies from God, Who is infinitely above being bene­ fited by our services. These kindnesses from men I can therefore only return on their fellowman and I can only show my gratitude for those mercies from God by a readiness to help His children and my bre­ thren." We think Franklin's thought is appropriate for all of us to adopt and adapt to our use on this and every Thanksgiving Don't you?. GEORGE R. J US TEN & SON FUNERAL HOME, 3519 W. Elm St., McHenry, HI. Phone 385-2400. BOWLING NEWS The Lakeland Park Saturday Night Fun Seekers bowling league has been busy "bowling them over". The next event is Saturday night, Nov. 25. And that will be position night. The standings now are as follows. There is a four way tie for first place with the Split Getters, Slow Polkes, Mod Squad, and Alley Cats each having 10 wins^and 6 losses. Since the standings are determined by total number of pins that puts them in first, second, third and fourth place. Then it's the Lucky Strikes in fifth place with 9 wins and 7 losses. In sixth place are the Saturday Swingers with SVfe-71^ and the Funky Forkers, with 8- 8, are in seventh place. The Big Fours and the Stinkers are in eighth and ninth place with 7 wins and 9 losses. The tenth place position is held by the Boo-Boos with 6Vfe-9Vfc. Eleventh place went to the Untouchables with 5 wins and 11 losses. Holding up the rear are the Hee Haws with 5-11. Stan Slonina with 627 and Karen Crook with 574 bowled the high series scratch. Ron Meurer with 733 had the high series handicap for the men and Joanne Gilbert with 662 for the women. The high games scratch were bowled by Tom Mickelsen with 220 and Joyce Leopold with 202. CANDLE OCCASIONS A happy birthday wish goes to Diane Crook who celebrated her ninth birthday on Thanksgiving Day. Nov. 24 is Debbie Plulinski's special day. She will celebrate birthday number five. Mary Jane Hodges, Richard Wohnrade and Bob Schooley have a circle around Nov. 25, Evelyn Osmon's candle occasion is Nov. 26. Nov. 27 is a red letter day for Don Humann. Strike up the band for Trudy * Lynn Koch and Bill Chadwick who celebrate birthdays on Nov. 28. Mike Marino and Butch Gehrke will add another candle on Nov. 29. Tommy Creutz will celebrate on Nov. 30. ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS The happiest of anniversary wishes goes to Ceil and Tony Serritella. They will have their lucky thirteenth wedding an­ niversary on Nov. 28. Charter Service . Set Sunday For Baptist Church The charter service for Faith Baptist church will be held this Sunday, Nov. 26, at 11 a.m. The church meets regularly in Johnsburg Junior high. Sunday School is at 9:45. The Rev. John Gray is the pastor. The church emphasizes the unchangeable certainties of the Bible and the practical application of Scripture to individual lives. Faith Baptist church is patterned after the New Testament and is in­ dependent of ecclesiasticism. The Rev. Grant Rice of Ash- burn Baptist church, Chicago, will be special speaker at the charter signing service. He will also teach the 9:45 Sunday School adult group. The Rev. Rice has started several new churches in Wisconsin as pastor. Now he devotes his full time to travel to assist and advise new churches. Special music Sunday will be provided by a quartet from Maranatha Baptist Bible college, Watertown, Wis. All visitors are cordially invited. Useful Element World production of mercury reached some 20 million pounds in 1969, and one expert counted more than three thousand uses for the element. HONEST ABE is helping the FORD TEAM make its Sirst cuts in the ROARING *73 lineun. The Ford Team needs veterans A-1 Used Cars --so they're trading big on their Roaring '73 Rookies. So c'mon in, scout the '73 Ford All-Stars, and... Drive a bargain at your FORD TEAM. ALL 1973 CARS MUST MEET FEDERAL EMISSIONS STANDARDS BEFORE SALE BUSS FORD SALES Pletared above are two sweet, all gray, part Persian, female kittens, six weeks old. They were dumped off on a country road near a farm. They are just a ball of fur and just as sweet. They are litter trained. These kittens can be adopted by calling 459-8844. HELPING PAWS By Sally Bermuth A lot of people do not know what to do if they have lost their pet, and this is why many of these animals are not found. The Illinois law says, any stray animals not claimed in three days can and will be put to sleep. If you have lost your pet, call your local Police depart­ ment. If you live out of the city limits, call the county veterinarian, Dr. Johnson, at the courthouse, during office hours, 9-5 Monday through Friday. Call your local veterinarian during office hours, and then call Helping Paws, 815-459-2641, office hours 10-12, 1-3 Monday through Friday. At 815-385-5003 there is a playful 14 week old female mixed Shepherd, who is mostly black with brown, and has white paws. She is being house broken now. Call after 6 p.m. At 815-943-5689 is an all black with white markings, female Beagle years old, she is good with children, playful and is a good hunter. At 815-385-7133 is a little mixed breed male who looks like a fox. He is about Vk years old, tri-color with curly hair. He is playful and loves to romp in a fenced-in yard. At 815-459-5432 is a very sweet and loving female Terrier mixed, 1 year old, is brown with white spots and has cute floppy ears, good with children and is housebroken. At 815-385-7828, a small female mixed Shepherd and her 5-6 weeks' old pups, all different colors; they need homes now. At 815-385-6999 is a young black with white paws and tummy Schnauzer, Poodle. She is housebroken, good with children and has 8 6 week old pups, some are black and white with spots, should be very small. At 312-438-2923 is a white Wirehaired Terrier female, 1 year old, she is housebroken, good with children, well mannered and gentle. Cleo was placed with a family and they found her to be everything they wanted in a dog, except that she wasn't trained to stay in her own yard. She is smart and could be trained to do this. Do you have the time to train her? At 815-338-0132, in this paragraph, if you see a dog that you're interested in, don't wait, call right away as their days are limited. Black Lab., male, 1 year, friendly, smart and a good watchdog; 2 black Cocker Terrier mix, 1 year, small (35 lbs.,) playful, loving, should be good with children; Shepherd 2»/fe years, male, gray black, housebroken, good watch dog, and is very frien­ dly; Dachshund mix, tan color male, 1 year, playful, friendly and is a small dog. At 815-459-8844 we have a big white rabbit that would make a good pet for some little boy or girl. At 312-526-6639 are 2 - 3 month old gold tiger kittens, so loving and adorable. At 815-385-0199 are four fluffy kittens, all different colors. At 815-459-6325 is a short haired, spayed female, brown and white tiger, who is very sweet. At 815-338-0347 is a short hair male kitten, grey and white, 7 weeks old, is housebroken, loves children and is a good cat. At 815-385-1458 is a tiger NEW female 3Mi months old, black and gold. At 815-459-1396 are 5 cats and kittens, 1 black and white male, tri-color female, yellow tiger male, black and white female, and one brown long hair male kitten. At 815-385-1458 is a 4 month old female kitten, grey, semi- long fur and has had distemper shot. At 815-459-8265 are 4 kittens, 2 males who would be good on a nice farm, 2 females who are very sweet, they have short hair, black and white, 8 weeks old. ' At 815-338-3105 is a short hair neutered male, gray with white bib, tummy and feet, 10 months old. At 815-385-6912 are two male Idttens, 1 black and white short hair, 1 fuzzy with gray hair, 2Vfe months old. At 815-658-4198 is a long hair male kitten grey, brown with white feet, 6 weeks old. Lost at 312-658-7577 is a black male mix Lab., 4 years old, wearing brown leather collar, tags and I.D. Lost at 815-459-7125 is a Terrier type female, all white with Mack spots, 4 years old, wearing red leather collar. Lost at 312-381-3979 is a Lab, all black female, 1 year old, lost around North Barrington. Lost at 815-568-7976 is an Old English Sheepdog female, 10 -months old, dark grey and white, from Marengo. Lost at 815-459-3175 is an all white Maltese male, 3 years old, lost near West school, Crystal Lake. Found at 815-338-0157, i* a short hair male cat, young, black with white under chin. Available home owned dogs and cats. At 312-639-5128 is Border Collie male, 11 months old, housebroken, black and white, should be with someone who is home all day. At 815-385-7173 is a Pointer mix male, 2Mt months old, white with black specks all black face, good with children and is being housebroken now. At 312-639-4951 is a Boxer mix male, l year old, black with a few white spots, good with children, has been an outside dog. At 815-658-8155 is an A.K.C. regular male Shelty, 4 years old reddish brown sable with white collar marking, well man­ nered, good watchdog, is friendly, and lovable, should be around teen-age children. At 815-385-8328 is a 9 week old male Collie, light tan in color. At 815-459-3002 is a male Collie 3 years old, sable and white housebroken, good with children all shots, inside dog, is a quiet dog. At 312-639-9507 are short hair kittens, 2 female, male, male is all black with gold eyes, female light, good with children, 3lk months. At 815-338-3105 is a short hair neutered male kitten, 10 months old, grey with white feet, nose and chin. At 815-459-7834 are 4 kittens, 8 weeks old, 3 short hair, 1 long hair, three grey with white paws, one all black with white paws. Ringwood News Canasta Club Resumes Play After Delays The Canasta gang finally got together again at the Christophers last Saturday night after many delays and postponements. High scorers for the evening were Muriel Benoy and Bob Low. PARISH YOUTH The parish youth of the three churches, Mt. Hope, Spring Grove and Ringwood, met at the Ringwood church for an evening of enjoyment. The youth prepared a meal for themselves. The menu was planned then they went shopping then they prepared it themselves. They fixed fried chicken, potatoes, gravy and they made pies and pot bread. Sounds like they really enjoyed the work. They even cleaned things up pretty good, dishes, etc. SQUARE DANCERS The Square Dancers are at it again. The Millers and the Lows attended their regular at mc neils! McHenry SHERIFF PRONTO NOW RUSTLES-UP BREAKFASTS FROM 5 a.m. to 11 a.m. • HAM'N EGGS*BAC0N'N EGGS*STEAK'N EGGS* * SAUSAGE'N EGGS * PANCAKES * • WAFFLES* TOAST* * ORANGE JUICE*TOMATO JUICE* * DON UTS* COFFEE* 3936 West Main Street Ph. 385-2000 McHenry Now enjoy a deeellclous breakfast cooked to perfection and served right to your table! BREAKFAST 7-DAYS-A-WEEK AT McNEILS IN Mcl-IENRY! ...ham'n eggs comin -up ! in the McHenry Market Place dance at Edgebrook school on Saturday evening. Then on Sunday night the Millers and other dancers from the Checkerboard squares at­ tended a dance to retrieve the club's banner. JANESVILLE TRAVELERS Monday of this week found Pat Muskovin of McHenry, Katie Christopher, Mary Grace Walker and Doris Low traveling to Janesville, Wis. 'Twas a beautiful day for traveling, the sun was shining for a change too. They shopped and lunched and Katie visited her Mom for a little while, and they antiqued on their way home. By being in the Thanksgiving mood they purchased the Thanksgiving scene that appeared on the church lawn on Tuesday for all to enjoy. They were all a little late getting home and so hope all are forgiven - especially when one person just TOOK OFF. She left a note of course of her whereabouts. They all had a very enjoyable day and hope to do so again some day soon. ABOUTTOWN Dick and Jackie Crosby spent last Saturday day and evening in Chicago. We sure missed you at the dance, kids. They were coffee clutching up thar on the hill this last Wednesday. Patti Miller had the gals in for coffee and a demonstration. Debbie Betts arrived home over the weekend to be with her parents, Bob and Martha Betts, for the Thanksgiving week. Doris Low, Earl and Virginia Thomas of Mt. Hope and Mabel Thomas of McHenry spent Monday evening in Waukegan. We want to wish everyone having birthdays a very happy day and to those having an­ niversaries, many more happy years together. We'll have them listed for you next week OK? To all of you readers have a good day and until next week good luck, see ya then. A superpool blend price of at least $5.82 per hundredweight will be paid dairy farmers for Grade A milk delivered during October to Chicago Market plants within zone 1 of the Chicago regional federal milk order area. Zone 1 is the area within 40 miles of Chicago city hall. The October price is six cents higher than the Sep­ tember producer blend. An­ nouncing the price was Central Milk Producers Cooperative, the organization of 16 Wisconsin and northern Illinois dairy farmer cooperatives supplying most of the milk for Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, and northeastern Wisconsin. NEW BEAUTY SALON OPENING IN McHENRY We have openings for EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSERS with following Call 385-3696 or 385-0688