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McHenry Shores Ostomy Group To Hear Clinic Inge Aide a 344-1984 Speaker Sept. 22 LAUNCH CONCERT SEAS0N-8tudying campaign materials for the membership drive of Community Concerts association are left to right, Eleanor Locker and Karen Salman, captains; Hugh Locker, division chairperson; and Peg Stinespring. Other McHenry-area workers include Norman Macdonald captain; Win Cain, Kay Hutchings,William Toalson, Mr. and Mrs. John Leighty, Bertha Stange, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson, Jackie Hunt, Lynne Sobczak and Carol Bender. Members of the association will hear concerts by the Texas Boys Choir, Stecher and Horowitz, duo-pianists and Art Hodes Jazz 4 in addition to a fourth concert to be chosen at the end of the campaign. All concerts wUl be held at 8 p.m. in the Crystal Lake high school auditorium. Seating is limited and all memberships will be accepted on a first come-first served basis. For further information contact any of the workers listed above. Eastwood Manor Mary Ann Bellak 385-5705 Relatives Visit Prentice Family For Three Days Happiness to Prentice family at 2317 Lincoln Road in East­ wood Manor came when the Prentices' parents came for a three day visit. Mrs. Prentice's mother and father and son, Richard Wayne Baker, of St. Louis, Mo., came to visit. Mrs. Prentice's sister, Georgia Moffitt. and daughter Christy, Grandmother Mertle Carter of Eleo, 111., also came for a three day visit. One sister, Phillis Jones, couldn't make it as she got sick and had to fly back to St. Louis hospital, but all their love and thoughts were with her. Mrs. Prentic's mother also jrought Tracy Lynn. They enjoyed playing with their three cousins, Timmy, Stacy, and Tina. A fine time was had by all! CONGRATULATIONS!! Congratulations are extended to the Donald Clewis family of Eastwood Lane who recently "became the proud parents of a baby boy weighing 8 lbs., 7 oz. A fourth son was born to Don and Karen Clewis on Sept. 2, at Memorial hospital. His name is Garth Colin. He was welcomed home by John, age 10, Laura, age 6, Shane, age 4, and Mat­ thew, age 3. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moore of Phoenix, Ariz. Paternal grandmother is Jane Clewis of Cicero. WALSHES VACATION IN NORTHERN IRELAND Recently Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Walsh and their two children, Michael and Mary Irene, returned from a very enjoyable vacation in Northern Ireland. Not only a vacation, but a family reunion as well, and a wedding, for one of Mr. Walsh's brothers. BIRTHDAYS Michael Walsh celebrated his seventh birthday on Sept. 3. Happy birthday, Michael. Jerry Bellak celebrated his eighth birthday on Sept. 16, many more happy birthdays, Jerry. Jimmy Bellak will be 7 years old on Wednesday, Sept. 24. I hope your day is very special, Jimmy, a very happy birthday to you. Jerry Bellak (better known as PaPa) will also be celebrating his birthday the end of the month, on Sept. 30. Happy birthday PaPa! NEIGHBORS Two of my neighbors, Karen Walsh and Inga Gramer recently came to my aid under emergency circumstances due to the illness of one of my sons. VOLLEYBALL Remember Ladies Volleyball is on again at Hilltop on Thursday evenings from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Please stop by, if you have any questions please call me. If you are A-l HEARING AID Free Loaners - Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30Day Trial on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Maico-Zenith-Radio Ear Qualitone R0BT. STENSLAND & ASSOC. 3937 W. Main St. 385-7661 Behind-the-ear AID $J00 reading my column and are not from Eastwood Manor, all McHenry subdivisions are invited to attend. NEW RESIDENTS A very special welcome to our new residents Mr. and Mrs. R. Dorazil and family of 1215 Eastwood Lane. Turn Lights On To Help Patrolmen Protect Property Here is another warning regarding the recent rash of burglaries and vandalism which has hit not only our community but also a lot of other areas. We now have 24 hour police protection in McHenry Shores but it does help the patrolmen if you leave at least one outside light bur­ ning during the night. It costs less than a nickel a night. What an investment if it helps prevent a burglary! WEED CUTTING The first cutting of weeds on empty lots was greatly ham­ pered by all sorts of debris, dirt and lawn clippings. Will you please consider what it means if the empty lot next to you cannot be mowed because of all that junk? There just is not enough time to send out a clean­ up crew before each cutting. PAINFUL SUMMER It has been a painful summer for Rudy Barnett who got hurt when helping out around the village in May. It is a pity that being a good neighbor resulted in such a bad experience for Rudy. We are all keeping our fingers crossed that your head will soon be as good as new again! HELPING OUT Especially after starting out with the vandalism news today, it is always refreshing to hear that some youngsters are more interested in building than in destroying. After the flooding bricks, blocks and stones had been placed along the creek to hold up the road but un­ fortunately some children think they are there just for playing. So Daniel Novotny and Karen Gosselink decided to help out putting these bricks back where they belong. We're proud of you kids! LITTLE LOST KITTY About two weeks ago a tor­ toise shell colored kitten was found in the vicinity of Hilltop and Terrace. If you lost it or are interested in adopting it, please call 385-3050 for information. BIRTHDAYSAND ANNIVERSARIES On Sept. 20 Nicole LaFrancis will celebrate her very first birthday with a party for friends and relatives. Aldonna Zelvis will be 9 years old on Sept 22. Sept. 23 is Robert Dobbertin's birthday. On the same day Tammy Gunder will be 14 and Kathy Novotny will be 9. Happy birthday to all of you! On Sept. 24 John and Karen Novotny will have been married 15 years. Happy an­ niversary, John and Karen, and many, many more! Reasonable If you can't think of any other way to flatter a man, tell him he's the kind who can't be flatter­ ed. -Appeal, Memphis. The Elginland Ostomy association's first meeting this Fall will be at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Sept. 22, in the Sail room of Sherman hospital. It is expected to be an outstanding program The speaker, Dr. Don Traul of the department of colon surgery at the Monroe clinic, will speak on the subject, "Medication and the Ostomate". All ostomates, family members, nurses and doctors are invited and urged to attend this meeting. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS The School bell rings for more than seventy embryo plumbers Saturday, Sept. 20, with the opening of the new term for the plumbers "ap­ prentice school operated by the Plumbing and Heating In­ dustry of Lake and McHenry counties at the apprentice school at 100 LeBaron St., Waukegan. The opening session of the school year for the future plumbers will be an orientation session at which a new school schedule and curriculum will be outlined. The school is part of the five year apprenticeship program maintained by Plumbers Union Local 93 UA, which has jurisdiction in Lake and McHenry counties, and the Plumbing and Heating Con­ tractors Association of Lake and McHenry counties. -rLAlVULHILLH-PHIWll.'lWfHWIWJU HI."I'llJ May's Sells For Less MAY'S REGULAR 28c Epsom Salts EPSOM SALT n g ' 16-oz. DENNIS JAMES says: 1111911IIIP SiFII lU Ml tr­ im IC II IIIIWII IE TO INVEST IN A MARENGO FEDERAL HIGH-EARNING SAVINGS CERTIFICATE BALLDI facr thtmSS&r % oermassagf MAY'S REGULAR 88c Fever Thermometer RECTAL OR ORAL each MAY'S REGULAR $1.74 Massengill Douche Powderl MAY'S REGULAR $2.29 Dermassage Skin Lotion 16-oz. btl. Swing-A-Way Portable Can Opener SAVINGS CERTIFICATES* ANNUAL RATE ANNUAL YIELD 6-years $1,000 minimum 4-years $1,000 minimum 30-month $1,000 minimum 1-year $1,000 minimum MAY'S REGULAR $1.48 Baker's Secret Muffin Pan 6 CUP each 3 Piece Wooden Spoon Set © ££5 3 16 year terms *1,000 minimum deposit Interest compounded daily, paid quarterly. 'Federal regulations require a substantial interest penalty lor early withdrawals. We want you to know...because we care. MARENGO FIMFI FEDERAL MAY'S REGULAR 67c Tuck Masking Tapel 3/4" X 60 YDS. roll MAY'S REGULAR 88c Papennate Pen each We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Our Price Protection Policy guarantees these prices to be effective from Friday September 19th. through Sunday September 21. 1975 regardless of cost increases FSLTC Saw* S*»ofi i lean **«««• Cot SAVINGS A V and loan association 200 EAST GRANT HIGHWAY • MARENGO, ILLINOIS 60152 • AREA CODE (815) TELEPHONE See-"^ D R U G I4400 W. ROUTE 120 - McHENRY, ILLINOIS •" " I VMVXIV-WVUT.VUP^H »Q 1^" - - J