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PAGE 20 - PLAINDEALEH - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9,1078 Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Scribe, Family Enjoy Vacation In North Woods Here I am again after a week's vacation in Wisconsin's northwoods. My husband and I and the family stayed at a cottage on Buckatabon Lake in Conover. Wis. We did some fishing, relaxed, visited with daughter and son-in-law. Julie and Ralph Rosinski. and got a chance to spoil our new grandson, Chad, who was born May 19 We also did some sightseeing in Michigan's upper peninsula at Bond Falls in Trout Falls. Mich McHenry s Cutest Baby Contest winner, was eleven month old Steven De Pasquale Little Steve's proud Dad is Salvatore DePasquale of 1413 Bayview Lane Sunnyside His proud grandparents are Mable and Bill Zawislak of the Bayview address CANADA TRIP Sunnyside's president Hay Nolan and his wife, Marj, of 1403 Bayview returned from a week's vacation in Land O'Lakes, Wis., and decided to take a sightseeing tour of Canada They were ac companied on both trips by Marj's parents Emma and Art Kunkel of 4212 Riverview They enjoyed a nice leisurely drive through parts of Canada VILLAGE MEETING Tuesday, Aug 1. was the regular monthly meeting of the village of Sunnyside After the regular business meeting developers of the old C-Frank property presented the viiiage with preliminary plans for development of the area You'll soon see home construction starting in the Hilltop area Park Chairwoman Lillian Pomonis reported on the progress of the park The park development is moving right along and the equipment is partly installed It is hoped the park can be completed by Aug 19 the date of the village picnic The swings that formerly were GET PROFESSIONAL carpet cleaning results' (At do-it-yourself prices) KENT OUR RINSE N VAC the ne* portable easy to^jse hot water enaction carpet cleaning machine that GENTLY •'in-UK carpet fibers with hot water and cleaning solution •loosens and lifts all dirt gnme and residues to the carpet surface where they are immediately nacuumed up •tea»es you' carpets CLEAN FRESH ana ODOR FREE' I w w 1 CLUM CMHtl ClUM' HIM mil ClUMt JMU (2 l4 Hr $5.00 Mm *2 Rtnt tor only 00 PER HR ONLY $ i2 00 FOR 24 HOURS ACE HARDWARE 3729 W Elm St McHenry III 385-0722 at the beach property are now installed in the new park. There are also some bouncy animals and benches already in. Yet to come are a slide, merry-go- round and see-saw and picnic benches. Sgfe Dyanna (Johnnie) Boike of (he Sunnyside police department has resigned her position on the force For the present Officers Kramer and Mitchell are doing the police work PLEA FOR PAINT Lillian Pomonis. chair woman of the park district for Sunnyside, is making a plea for donations of paint The park district got a donation of tires and would like to paint them Such as those on the playground at the James C Bush school in Johnsburg So if you have some left-over out door paint setting in your garage how about donating it to the park" Call Lillian Pomonis at 385-7012 ACCIDENT Little Mathew Coris of 1317 Channel Beach drive, was injured Sunday. July 30, when another youngster on a bike hit him Matt was taken to the emergency room at the McHenry hospital where he had to have teeth wired in place and stitches taken in his mouth I'm happy to report that Matt is home and doing nicely on a diet of ice cream, pudding and soft foods until his mouth heals GET WELL WISHES Randy Sundell, 9 year old son of Martha and Bob Sundell of 1317 Sunnyside Beach drive, is recovering from a bout with pneumonia I'm happy to report Randy is now feeling much better and celebrated with a day at Santa's Village in Dundee BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday greetings to Ken Carlson who had his day on July 28 July 29 was the special day for Martha Vallejo and Mike Neurauter Aug. 3 was the day Laurie Tomsa and Eric Heim did their celebrating. Ellen Perschke did her celebrating on Aug. 4 as did P T Fleming, Jr. I hope you all had a wonderful day. This week's birthday greeting goes to Bob Sallaz who has his day Aug. 9 Best wishes for a happy day May you all have many more happy birthdays. ANNIVERSARIES Belated anniversary greetings go to Mr. and Mrs. William Perschke who had their special day on July 28 July 31 was the special day for Pat and Wayne Smith. Aug 7 is the special day for Ruby and Chester Crowley. Mr and Mrs. Geo Vallejo will do their celebrating Aug 12. Congratulations to you all and may you have many more happy years together PARADE ON WHEELS Pistakee Highlands is having their second annual Parade on Wheels on Sunday, Aug 20, at 11 a m., There are three bikes for first prizes, one in each age group and many more prizes. Entry blanks are at the Lakeview Food Mart on Ringwood and Fox Lake roads All entries receive a free hot dog. pop and ice cream at the Pistakee Highlands Com­ munity Association picnic following the parade. The parade will start at the Pistakee Highlands beach area, at the end of Lake street (Lake street is across from the Lakeview Food Mart). Last con. BUYS ON BEAUTIFUL SILK and DRIED FLOWERS! SAVE Vb ON ALL • PRE-MADE ARRANGEMENTS • SILK FLOWERS • DRIED FLOWERS • DESIGNS ARRANGED IN YOUR CONTAINER (imrriD surnr on «.L SAU MUST (SALE CMOS SUNDAY AUGUST 13) 3 lower wood FLORIST NURSERY GARDEN CENTER Rte 14 & 176, Crystal Lake III. 815 459-6200 STORE HOURS Mon Thurv 9 6, Fn. 9^8, Sat. »5, Sun. 10-3 VACATION IS OVER! PALACE BOWL Ngw OPEN FOR NEW SEASON AUGUST HOURS 6:00 PM. TIL?? TUES thru SAT CLOSED SUN. & MON year there were over 100 en­ tries and they were all magnificent. For information call 312-497-3837. PIONEER DAYS St. John's Catholic church in Johnsburg is celebrating its 135th anniversary. They are having Pioneer days on Aug. 11, 12 and 13, at the Johnsburg Community center. The Pistakee Highlands Woman's club is looking for donations of produce from farmers and individuals, to sell at their Country Farm stand. Please call Nancy Felix 312-497-3837. Residents of the Village of Sunnyside don't forget the village picnic to be held Aug-19 at the Village acreage on Channel Beach drive. Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek 385-3777 EMPLOYMENT SURVEY Local representatives of the Bureau of the Census will conduct a survey of em­ ployment in this area during the work week of Aug. 14-19, Stanley D. Moore, director of the bureau's regional office in Chicago, has announced. The survey is conducted for the U.S. Department of Labor in a scientifically designed sample of approximately 70,000 households throughout the United States. Employment and unemployment statistics based on results of this survey are used to provide a con­ tinuing measure of tb£ economic health of the nation. Offer Howard For Information About Property Damago The Lakeland Park Property Owners would like everyone to know about the $250 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons damaging Lakeland Park Association property or property of association members. The meeting that was held on Sunday July 30 was not a legal meeting as the newsletter did not reach the people at least seven days before the meeting. The next meeting on leasing lake bottom to the McCullom Lake Conservation club will be held in September, after this proposal ia researched and an opinion formed by the board members. So watch for further news on this meeting. TEXASTRAVELERS Virginia Ames, daughter, Barbara Rathmann, with daughter, Debbie, enjoyed their first plane ride to Dallas, Tex., recently. When asked what they thought of flying, they replied "wonderful, but just a little hard on the ears"! A welcome committee of pousin Evie and Aunt Eunice met them at the airport. After catching up on some sleep, they enjoyed their stay in Arlington, Tex. On their first day they drove down to Fort Worth to watch Evie's sons, Jimmy and Christopher Bassler, play baseball in the major league, then a tour of the Will Rogers museum. The following day Debbie enjoyed the most, it was spent at Six Flags Over Texas. Virginia and Barb will long remember the beautiful performance by the Sons of the Pioneers. On one of the days a visit to the flea market, open air vegetable and fruit market were just the place to pick up some great bargains. One place that everyone enjoyed was the Arlington Wax Museum. They had famous outlaws, sheriffs, famous presidents, and even a replica of Boot Hill. The weather on some days reached over 115 degrees so Virginia, Barb, and Debbie were quite happy to return to McHenry. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Lorraine Arient and Robert Moore who share Aug. 9 as their day, Aug. 10 will be a special day for Alan Meurer and Tammy Leone. Aug. 11 is a very popular day for Jacqueline Richardson who turns seventeen, Jim Hansen, Karen Crook, Joan "Becker, Kim Sturpi, and my son, John (Jay) Gecek, who will have seven candles on his cake. Chris Rogers and Randy Fergen will hear the birthday song on Aug. 12. Aug. 13 is another popular date for bir­ thdays, Denise Bucaro, Jim Oeffling, and George Hendle will celebrate on that day. Birthday wish** are ex­ tended to Jerry Rogers, Terri Mai will turn "Sweet Sixteen" and Kevin Moore will have nine candles on his birthday cake. Margie Becker will turn "Sweet Sixteen" on Aug. 15 and Ester Cygan will celebrate her special day on Aug. 16. Happy birthday to all! ANNIVERSARY WISHES are extended to Garence and Wilma Atkinson who celebrate on August 13. Town-Country Tips by David Plochar, Extension S*rvk« 338-3737 - 338-4747 (By David G. PJocher, Ex­ tension adviser, Agriculture, McHenry county) Council Members Retire - Twelve program council members have retired from their position of directing the local educational efforts of the Cooperative Extension Service in McHenry county. From the Ag. council are Don Ahrens and Dick Stoxen of Harvard; Dave Gardner, Solon Mills; Gail Harms, Crystal Lake; Pete Reiland, Jr., and Keith Weingart of McHenry and Owen Richardson of Spring Grove. From the Youth council, Bo McConnell of Harvard; Lloyd Shaw of Woodstock and Larry West of Alden. From the Home Economics council Pete Stucky of Woodstock and Judy Starr of Marengo. Army Worms - Army worms have been showing up in various locations in the county. Early planted corn with very bad grass problems, early seeded small grains, and grassy fence rows and road embankments have provided good egg laying sites for Army Worm Moths coming from the south. Spray when leaves at ear level are being eaten. Don't spray when signs of diseased or dead worms are present. Apple Diseases - Do not extend your spray schedule or stop spray applications too soon this year is the message from Extension Fruit specialists and Plant pathologists. Diseases including flyspeck, sooty bloth- ch, black rot. bitten rot, and bot rot require control for the remainder of the season. Are you subscribing to the "Spray Service Report"? OPEN REGULAR HOURS STARTING SEPT. 5th ./ THURS0M NIGHT 9:15 P.M. 2 Mi. North of McHenry On Rte. 31 3400 N. Richmond Rd. 815-344-1112 FACTORY LEAGUE OPENING TUES. OR THURS. • 4:30 P.M. SENIOR CITIZEN LEAGUE OPENING TUES., THURS., OR FRI., 1:00 P.M. INDIVIDUAL OPENINGS ON TUES. NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE \"\< »\ ! < .( ) I \ \ tw H u Friday and Saturday August 11 and 12 Only Hurry! Quantities limited to available supply. n i l w 1 bhnmp Sale Fresh-frozen gulf shrimp. The shrimp boats are in, just brimming over with delicious values for you. Medium- and Large-size gulf shrimp are frozen immediately after caught to preserve fresh, good taste. Wards promise to you. If you are not completely satisfied return remaining portions with proof of purchase within 10 days for prompt refund. Charge it at Wards. dL T ruckload oo-- Large Head-on Shrimp per lb. 51b. Boxes Idaho Rainbow Trout <>33 I per lb. 8 Trout per 21b. Pkgs. .. .and check our low prices on the following Medium Headless Shrimp • Large Headless Shrimp 12 oz. Lobster Tails • Gourmet Breaded Shrimp Fresh Frozen--Oven Ready Manchester Farm Gourmet Quail WHY PASS UP A GOOD BUY? JUST ADD IT TO YOUR WARDS CHARGE ALL ACCOUNT V\( )f\l I ( ,( >/V\ l Iv 'Y Big value? It's a sure thing! IUtETH STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 11 a m to S p.m. Crystal Lake 105 Northwwt Highway Route 14 Phona 459 3120 fRtl PARKING