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PAGE » - PLAINDEALER -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 197S Pfy^tL/^yP ^GROUP, INC I P.O. BOX 143 McHENRY III. 40050 815/385-1771 1 lakeland Park s Lakeland Shores I Honors Students Named At Marian Sharon Gacek Anne Moore 385-3777 385-6448 This foxy little lady is I year old. housebroken. and excellent with children. Her coat is reddish-brown and she has a Dill, shot. She will be spayed as soon as possible. She's a very sweet, affectionate dog. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Purebred Afghan hound, male, 1 year, calm and good temperament, wormed and DHL. Mini-poodle black male, 2 years, all shots and neutered, sweet and gentle. Chihuahua mix male, 8 months, black-white, neutered, housebroken, good with children, DHL shot, very calm. Golden retriever, male l year, housebroken, excellent temperament, excellent with children. CATS FOR ADOPTION Tortoiseshell female, 1 year. This tiny :t lb., poodle is available for adoption. He is about I'j years old, has all his shots, and is housebroken. He has a nice temperament; he is loving and good natured. He has been groomed since the photographer took a picture of his fuzzy gray body. spayed and distemper shot, sweet and friendly. White-pink calico female, 11 months, spayed, distemper shot. nice. Gray tiger male, 7 months, neutered, distemper shot, he talks. Gray tabby female, with half a tail, 2 years, spayed, distemper shot, very sweet. All cats are litter-box trained. SCOUT NEWS TROOP EFFORT-Brownies Kathy Price, Michelle Boettcher, Michelle Steinbock, Michelle Howe, and Vicki Garrett were among Girl Scout Troop 150 members of Johnsburg who participated Saturday, April 22, in Keep America Beautiful day, 1978. The troop raked flower beds, picked up Utter and planted flowers by St. John's school as well as planting a tree in the church cemetery. Carbohydrates Your body needs a balanced supply of carbohydrates. Foods supply carbohydrates chiefly in three forms--starches, sugars and fibrous materials called cellulose. Starches and sugars, in turn, are major sources of energy for humans. Glucose, commonly called blood sugar, is the form in which starches and sugars are mainly used by cells to furnish energy for body processes and to support activity and growth. Wednesday Is Luncheon- Card Party Day A very festive day has been planned by the members of Lakeland Park Women's club for anyone who would like to % come to St. Patrick's church hall, 3500 W. Washington street, Wednesday, April 26. The club's annual spring Luncheon and Card party will begin at 11:30 a.m. Usual luncheon activities will keep everyone in suspense! and the new craft bazaar „ will enable you to purchase some lovely homemade items. Lots of work and planning has gone into this annual affair and the ladies would love to see their many friends at the hall Wednesday. It promises to be a fun afternoon. Tickets will be available at the door. Do plan to attend. LAKE NEWS The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club will be holding a bake sale at a discount store in the shopping center May 13. Delicious bakery items will be available from 9 to 2 p.m. Persons wanting to donate baked goods can call Sharon Gacek at the above number. Keep mom out of the kitchen on Mother's day; buy her a cake. As for the lake and the winter kill, we were very lucky this year, it's not that bad. State Biologist Harvey Brown will be out to shock the lake and determine how we made out this winter. The bass are biting, so get your fishing poles ready and get out on the lake. Happy fishing! ON VANDALISM We have been asked to write an article directed to parents on the vandalism that is oc­ curring in our subdivision : "Do you know where your children are and what they are doing?" If you can answer no to these questions, then most likely you will not be surprised with a complaint about your child. There are a few homeowners in our subdivision that have become victims of spray paint, egg, and broken mailboxes. On our beaches, the Lakeland Park Property O'whtf S association has to replace the equipment that is broken. This is quite costly and it comes from your pocket. This past week the electrical equipment was torn apart. Parents, please talk to your children and tell them van­ dalism hurts many, the thUd, the parents, and the victim of the vandalism. To everyone: if you see someone destroying property please call the police. If it is at the community house or the beaches please contact the Sheriff's police and a board member of the Property owners association". BOZO S CIRCUS Joyce Braun and her son Andy and grandson Ricky Glos visited the famous circus last week and enjoyed seeing Bozo and his many friends. While neighbors and friends scanned /C*t Q /Qt et /8L Q ft ft r~\ to all the wonderful folks who made our GRAND OPENING such a tremendous success . . . 1 SAYS: "a most sincere Thank You " OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING PRIZE WINNERS IN OUR GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION - - MR. A MRS. JOHN CR1STY WOODSTOCK MICRO WAVE OVEN (Retail value $4201 DARLENE SASS MARENGO CARPETING [Retail value $300] WM. MULLER CRYSTAL LAKE 30" VANITY & TOP (Retail value $1501 JOHN MIEDZIANOWSKI McHENRY PANELING (Retail value $120] LORINDA ERICKSON CARY 25" MARBLE VANITY TOP by Sandall LOIL CRAWFORD. HARVARD 25" VANITY TOP by Pinta WILEEN SLUGA McHENRY Cultured marble DOG DISH GORDON UNGLES WOODSTOCK Cultured marble DOG DISH 1230 DAVIS ROAD [Rts. 14 & 47] WOODSTOCK /l^iv ̂ /Wv ̂ /A.rA\ ^ /jgA\ ^ /VA\ ^ ^ ^ -y' ^ ^ 5 their television to catch a glimpse of Joyce and the boys, they thoroughly enjoyed watching the antics of the folks on Bozo's Circus! It was indeed a fun day in the city. i CANDLE OCCASIONS Kevin Hughes will have one large candle on his birthday cake April 26 and April 27 is a day of celebration for his big sister Katie who will have three candles on her birthday cake. Also celebrating that day are John Meyers and Lucille Corey. Lucille will turn nine years old. 1 Elizabeth Serritella will have eight candles on her birthday cake April 28 and George Heuer, Sr., will hear the bir­ thday song the same day. Curt Bremer, Annette Arroyo and Antoinette Gacek will celebrate Saturday, April 29. Antoinette (Toni) will have four candles on her special cake. April 30 is a day of celebration for Fred Anthony, Sr., and May 2 is a special day for Kenneth Major and Lisa Bassett. Kenneth will be seven years old and Lisa will turn 16 years old. Happy wishes to you all for w o n d e r f u l b i r t h d a y celebrations! SURPRISE Speaking of birthday celebrations, David Nylander got a special birthday wish last week. Dave celebrated his day Sunday and a few minutes after midnight Saturday night, several ladies from our area who were together at a con­ vention, phoned Dave and sang a hearty Happy Birthday! Luckily he has a good sense of humor and appreciated the phone call. Hope you had a wonderful birthday, Dave. Courthouse Squares Marian Central high school has announced its third quarter honor roll. Following is a list of those students whose academic achievements earned them high honors. Seniors Ann Bolger, Rita Brown, Theresa Bussey, Thomas Carey, Maribeth Coughlin, Robert Cristy, Bruce Davis, Thomas Foresman, Matthew Gibbons, Carolyn Greenwald, Michael Hart, Dawn Jaburek, Steven Loughran, Clayton Malaker, Toni Malone, Debbie Mazzie, Donna Menzel, Daniel Nye, Paula Ronczkowski, Anita Sircar, Mark Steadman, Janet Thompson. Mary Weltzien, Matthew Zachari and Jane Zimmerman. Juniors Timothy Benoy, Marguerite Cristy, Kathleen Foresman, Timothy Hart, Julie Huff, Gary Loughran, Eric Malaker, Ruth Marshall, Deborah Morrison, Therese Nuelle, Virginia Peschke, Patricia Raica, Lydia Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Some men excuse bad judgment by calling It bad memory. Colorado Home Destination Of • Chief Kramer The village of Sunnyside regretfully learned of the resignation of Chief of Police Earl Kramer after a job well done. Earl has been Chief of Police for the past year and served on the force prior to becoming chief. He and his family have sold their home in Sunnyside and soon will be leaving for Pueblo, Colo., where they will be making their home. We wish them good luck and much happiness in their new home. With the resignation of Chief Kramer, Sgt. Dannye Boike is the acting chief. Acting Chief Boie will remain in this position until a new chief is selected. A new squad car has been purchased for the village and we hope to have our police bapk on the road shortly. In^fche in­ terim, calls for the village are still being handled by the county. VILLAGE MEETING Don't forget the regular monthly meeting of the village of Sunnyside. We now meet twice a month on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Meeting time is 8 p.m. at the village hall, 4206 Wilmot road. The next meeting to be held May 2 at 8 p.m. We welcome to the Board of Trustees Ivar Wendell of 4214 Riverview drive. Ivar will finish the term of office for Lowell Halcom. Lowell resigned and has moved to Harvard. Mr. Wendell is a long time resident of Sunnyside. i I BENEFIT AUCTION May 21 is the date of the Benefit auction for the John­ sburg Rescue squad sponsored by the Concerned Citizens of Pistakee Land. The auction will start at 12 noon. We are still in need of items to be auctioned off. If you have any items: tools, antiques, furniture, handicraft, etc. (no clothes) you would like to donate to help support this worthy cause please contact one of the following people for drop-off or pick-up information, Dan Felix, Pistakee Highland, JoAnn Britt, Pistakee Terrace, 344-2966, Betty Messer, Sun­ nyside. BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday greetings go to George Vallejo who has his special day April 25. Andy Eichhorn also does his celebrating the same day. April 28 is the day for Ivar Wendell. And Wayne Smith and son Robert both do their celebrating April 29. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES This week's anniversary couples are Kay and Dick Fredricks whose special day is April 24. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schnieder have their special day April 25. Congratulations to you all. May you do the an­ niversary waltz together for many years to come. COMPLAINT DEPT. For those of you who live on the channel between Bayview lane and Sunnyside drive and issued complaints about the pollution of the water, the Department of Health has been out a number of times and has done a lot of checking. There is reportedly no raw sewage coming into the channel. Because it is a dead-end channel the water tested very poorly. The department is still checking septic systems along the channel where there seems to be faulty systems. Because of the extreme pollution of the water, they recommend it be filled in or/continued through to the Fox river to become a free flowing body of water. ROAD TO RECOVERY Many friends called to inquire about my oldest daughter, Sherry DiCianni, who underwent kidney surgery at Wesley Memorial April 18. The surgery was successful and Sherry is well on the road to recovery. Before repainting metal outdoor furniture, remove rust with a wirebrush and fine steel wool. 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