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'f*AGE 4 -VLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JULY 26,1874 ; ' Lakeland Park , Anne Moore 385-6448 Conservation Club Membership Open To Public ,. -The McCullom Lake ^.Conservation Club members met last week at the community house. This club has no membership dues and therefore holds a fund drive each year to obtain funds. „ The club is composed of \ persons interested in maintaining and beautifying McCullom Lake and •-membership is open to everyone in our area who wants • to see that the lake is kept a thing of beauty and recreation ,tfte year-round. The members discussed • plans for a fishing derby to be held sometime early next year and also discussed the condition of the fish in the lake, •it seems all reports are good Jbut the one fish they are unsure ;4js doing well is the Northern If •/you catch a small Northern, ^ay less than 24 inches in jlength, you are asked to phone Mr. Raycraft (385-7851) and let him know. The next meeting of the club is set for Thursday evening, Aug. 15, at Spojnia at 8 p.m. Why not plan to attend and support this worthwhile club? SIX CANDLES Six little guests gathered at Stephanie Rae Worth's home on July 16 to help her celebrate her sixth birthday. Her sister, Jennifer, joined Stephanie at the front door to greet her guests, Susan and Patty Treadwell and my sons, Kevin and Brian. They all enjoyed the delicious lunch mom Elaine served and especially enjoyed the birthday goodies they gobbled up after lunch. Dad and Mom watched Stephanie open her lovely gifts and Stephanie enjoyed her sixth birthday party with her friends and enjoyed playing games just as much as the guests did. That evening there was another party at the Worth home for Stephanie and grandparentop Mr. and Mrs Come in and browse, you'l your bath and discover J i get ideas for furnishing many charming gifts. 3012 W Rte. 120, McHenry East of New Bridge - Free Parking 385-0048 Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30, Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-5 Complete planning and installation of fixtures and accessories. Willard Nelson of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Worth of Broadview were here to wish Stephanie a special happy birthday. Her cousin, Scott Hagemann, who was spending a week's vacation with his grandparents, the Nelsons, also enjoyed himsefr at the Worth home and was glad he was here to watch Stephanie blow out the candles on her cake. It was indeed a fun day for birthday girl Stephanie and her sister, Jennifer; and come to think of it, it was a fun day for Jerry and Elaine too! DAY IN THE SUN! Last Friday was a fun day for two local families. Tony and Mary Jo Kryc and their daughter, Rae Ann, spent the afternoon and evening with the Gacek family. While John was still busy at work everyone else had fun swimming and fishing and just relaxing in the yard. Jay was happy to have Rae Ann at his home to play in the water with him and baby Antoinette had a good day so mommy was able to spend much time visiting with her guests. Mary Jo surprised Sharon and John and brought along a delicious beef dinner which was enjoyed by everyone and satisfied all their appetites after a fun day in the sun! KENTUCKY VISITORS Little Andy Braun was recently a guest at the Treadwell home while his dad and mom, Ron and Joyce, were guests at an insurance convention in Louisville, Ky. CYCLONE IS COMING TO Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING Joyce said they had a fun trip and enjoyed seeing the many sights which included a peek at Fort Knox and an evening at the Kentucky Downs where they joined the excitement of the crowd watching the harness racing. They had a pleasant four day trip, in spite of the fact they missed their children, Greg, Cindy and Andy! CAUTION: All you barefoot guys and gals should know just how dangerous shedding shoes can |be! Donna DeSilva is hobbling around on crutches due to a serious cut she received on the bottom of her foot. Donna's sister, Sharon Gacek, says she'll be off her feet for quite a while due to the injury and will probably resume wearing shoes once her foot heals! BUSY WEEKEND The Worth family enjoyed a busy and fun weekend last week. Elaine's former roommate from college, Sandy, and her husband, Brian Moynihan, paid them a visit from Rolling Meadows. The women enjoyed visiting while Jerry and Brian tried their luck at fishing. Elaine served a delicious dinner and Stephanie and Jennifer enjoyed all the attention they received from their company. A fun Saturday was enjoyed by them all! Sunday Jerry and Elaine and the girls visited Broadview and Jerry's brother's family. David and Carol Worth held a joint birthday celebration for their daughter, Renee, who had ten candles on her cake and their son, Patrick, who blew out two candles on his cake. The other children, Davie and Rita and Stephanie, and Jennifer had a fun time at the gala birthday party, also. And, the Worths of Lakeland Park enjoyed their visit to the Worth residence in Broadview! A PROMOTION! There's another new First Lieutenant in our area and he's John G. Gacek, Jr. Lt. Gacek is AT CARPET TIME (FORMERLY CARPETS UNLIMITED OF WONDER LAKE) YLON SHAG REG. *7.95 SALE £!&HEAVY NYLON SHAG , EASY TO CARE FOR - WITH ATTACHED PAD © I© © MANY COLORS: RED & BLACK - GOLD - BLUE-BROWN TONE - & MORE NYLON PLUSH CLOSE OUT GREAT FOR THE KIDS. BED ROOMS p£Q $0 gc 5 BRIGHT COLORS (Limited Quantity) SALE %AJ 9 SQ. YD. $399 SQ. YD. REG. *6.50 SALE *2" TO $3" KITCHEN CARPET INDOOR - OUTDOOR LONG WEARING, PERFECT FOR FAMILY ROOM, KITCHEN & OFFICE SALE *449 KITCHEN PRINTS BIG SELECTION SOME WITH SC0TCHGARD VALUES TO '9.95 TO SQ. YD. SQ. YD, YOU REALLY SAVE ON REMNANTS FROM OUR ALREADY LOW PRICE! • GREEN PLUSH 12 x 178 *209 00 • GREEN SHAG 12 x 208 GEORGEOUS STEEL • BLUE PLUSH HEAVY • RED SHAG ACRYLIC ~ • WHITE PLUSH '200 00 12 x 12 165 00 12 X 12 m 00 12 x 81 *99 00 • GRASS 12 x 13 HOUNDSTOOTH • RED & BLACK SHAG 12 x 143 NYLON " • GOLD PLUSH 12 x 236 f*H550 00 '315 00 • I • BLUE PRINT SHAG 12 x 13 138 00 OUR $173oo $16200 $11200 $H2oo * 53°o *83°° $130°# $21900 *85°° I KITCHEN INDOOR-OUTDOOR LESS 10% BELOW SALE PRICES j BLUE PRINT RED & BLACK GOLD 12 x 10! 12 x 11' 8' x 95 REG. l10500 REG. '9900 REG. '70°° SALE $680# SALE *5800 SALE *43°° V > t rj CARPET TIME 77 WOODSTOCK ST. CRYSTAL LAKE. ILLINOIS. DOWNTOWN CRYSTAL LAKE ACROSS FROM TRAIN DEPOT HOURS M0N.-SAT.: 9-5 FRI.: 9-9 the adjutant for and a member of the 180th Preventive Medicine Detachment of the Army Reserves. You may remember that this unit was the one responsible for surveying McCullom Lake in April to find the cause of "swimmers itch" by detecting the parasite believed to cause it in samples of various areas in the lake. Congratulations on your promotion, Lt. Gacek ! SOUTH DAKOTA VACATION Dick, Bev and Linda Walinski recently returned home from a fun filled two week camping trip that enabled them to explore various areas of the country on the way to South Dakota. Bev said the weather was beautiful and they had a great time visiting the Black Hills, the Bad Lands, visiting the various caves especially Jewel cave and visiting the various parks along the way there and the way hom^. Other highlights^ of the trip included: seeing the "Passion Play" that was performed by the residents of Spear Eish; visiting the Corn Palace in Mitchell, S.D., where many beautifql murals made from corn are displayed; riding horseback along many trails by a guide; and hiking along the many many nature trails. Bev said everything was lovely and they really enjoyed being so close to nature and all its beauty. The Walinskis also managed to find some time for relaxation that included fishing and swimming. They returned home via Minnesota and Wisconsin and from what I heard they all enjoyed their summer vacation this year. BASEBALL CLUB NEWS The area baseball fans can expect to have a fun night July 30, when the A's will challenge the Tigers at Lakeland Park's field and the Cards will meet the Cubs at McCullom Lake. Thursday, Aug. 1, the Sox will play the Tigers at McCullom Lake and the A's will face the Cubs at Lakeland Park. Fans should remember that the first all-star game is scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 11, at Lakeland Park's field. I'li have more information in next week's column. WEEKEND FUN The Walinskis had no sooner returned home from their vacation when they entertained guests at their home. John and Maureen Fiore and their children paid them a surprise visit from Chicago last Saturday and spent the night. Little Randy Tollifson was also a house guest at the Walinski homeanji from what 1 heard all the children had a fun night, and the adults had fun too! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Today is a busy birthday for Lakeland Park residents as Lorraine Pike, Leah Nuss, Christine Sweeney, Robert Wickenkamp and Linda Meurer will have candles on their cakes at their homes. Tomorrow Jan Walker, Debbie Schadel, Jack Laursen and William Mueller will share their celebrations. Rich Reining celebrates Sunday at his home. July 29 is Gayle Laursen's special day and Jane Grothman will celebrate Tuesday, July 30. July 31 is another busy birthday in the area as Lil Benes, Bette Kamp, Ken Vanek and Helen Strandquist will celebrate their birthdays. Happy birthday wishes to you all! PAJAMA PARTY Last Monday evening was a fun night at the Walinski home as Linda was so eager to see her little friends when she returned from her vacation that mom and dad allowed her to have a pajama party. The young ladies who enjoyed the delicious pizza and had fun sleeping at Linda's home were: Kelly Fandre, Agnes Holas, Kim Bucaro and Michelle Patterson. What a fun way for Linda to let her friends know she missed them! THE "BIG ONE" Heard two fishermen will be going after the "big one" next week when they head up north. Will let you know next time if they had any luck!! Ten-year-old Joe Weyland is shown practicing In the back yard before entering the National Tom Sawyer Fence Painting contest in Hannibal, Mo. Joe, who represented Illinois, was one of eleven contestants from states bordering the Mississippi. McHenry Youth In National Tom Sawyer Contest Joe Weyland, 10 years old, of McHenry, represented the state of Illinois in the National Tom Sawyer Fence Painting contest held earlier this month in Hannibal, Mo. There were eleven contestants from states bordering the Mississippi, ranging in age from 10 to 13 years. Joe, introduced as "our smallest contestant", was beaten by 13-year-old Tom Powell of Missouri. Contestants were judged on costume, quality and speed. Joe met Missouri Governor Christopher Bond and his wife, among other notables. He was commended for his composure, politeness and good sportsmanship throughout the many activities. Ms. Jean Kintgen, former McHenry resident and Joe's cousin, chaperoned him on the trip. Among the many activities the boys and their chaperones attended were the Governor's luncheon, a paddle- boat outing and tour of Tom Sawyer's cave and Mark Twain's home.They were also honored guests at the fireworks display and in the gala parade preceding the contest. Each boy was presented a personalized gold plaque for participation in the annual event. Besides the honor of representing his state in this memorable experience, Joe said "it was a lot of fun!" Joe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Weyland of McHenry and will be a sixth grade student at Montini school next fall. DIAL-A-DEVOTION PHONE 8 Hear God's Word Wherever You Are. SPONSORED BY: GUETTLER'S SERVICE STATION- BOARD MEETING The next regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association will be held next Thursday evening, Aug. 1, at the community house, at 8 p.m. These meetings are always open to all members of the association and the board members are always interested in hearing suggestions, criticisms, and advice for the good of the community, as well as answering questions and reviewing complaints. Hon Passion Play In 39th Summer Season The famed Zion Passion play ^ is now in its thirty-ninth season \ of presenting the life and Jtiinistry of Jesus Christ. Over 200 local people unite as a cast for this spectacular drama given in the beautiful setting of a 1,200-seat outdoor amphi­ theatre every Friday and Saturday evening at 8 p.m. throughout the months of July and August, in the center of Zion, 111. McHenry Shores Mrs. Rose Lillegard 385-8500 Club Plans Family Picnic, Corn Roast We hope everyone is making plans to attend the family picnic and corn roast. There will be games and lots of fun for every one. The hamburgers, hot dogs and soft drinks will be furnished by the social club. Come and get your tickets early The Zion Passion play has been named the "Oberam- mergau of America". The director of the play since its inception r» 1935, the Rev. Jabez Taylor, has worked hard to keep it as authentic as possible to the Biblical account and has kept it non-sectarian. During the summer months, hundreds of families and groups are enjoying this worthwhile presentation. For further information or ticket reservations write Zion Passion Play, Dowle Memorial . Drive, Zion, 111. 60099. &*?/('fe Tout 6 trie Chef Alain and Louise are pleased to announce their restaurant is now open Wednesday through Saturday for lunch and dinner. They offer a very special Sunday Brunch. 220 S. Rt. 120 in Lake more {East of McHenry) for reservations: (815) 385-7495 ̂ ii/ I by calling Bonnie Panerali 385- 9640, Dee Vogl 385-2185, Joan Werth 385-4037 or Jan Borchard 385-1977. Anyone who would like to help the day of the picnic please contact the girls selling the tickets. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The event is being sponsored by the McHenry Shores Social Club. BAZAAR It has come to the attention of the social club that many of our children in the village do not have the opportunity or the large finances for Christmas shopping. This plus the opportunity for the social club to make a small profit brought about the idea of having a bazaar. Ideas are now being collected for usable and decorative items that could be made by the social club. If you have an item that you feel would fit into the project, please see to it that Mrs Lillegard has a sample by August 1. All samples will be returned within two weeks. All sample items that are accepted for the bazaar by the committee will be funded by the social club. Larger items or one of a kind items are asked to be donated at a later date. Why not plan on making one or two extra items when you start your Christmas sewing projects. All proceeds go to the social club who in turn helps fund the various activities of the community. F6RMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS &J!i § St&vd, . . . . ( f e AfoMjwnten 1214 N. Green St., McHenry osco 5x7 Color Portrait V Choice \ of poses! Photo charms l available! i Osco Portrait Special Vivid Color 5x7 Portrait • Radiant Blue Background, unique portrature. • Age 14 Years and Younger • Adults 2/$l,00 in Family Group • Limit 2 Portraits Per Family JULY 26 - JULY 28 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10AM-7PM SUNDAY 10 AM-5PM 3720 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS