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PAGE 18 -PI-AINDEAI1H VV'EDNKSDAY. AUGUST 23.1978 Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek 385-3777 Double-Header Birthday Party For Two Brothers Kevin and Brian Moore celebrated their birthdays with two double header birthday parties Brian had seven candles and Kevin had nine candles on his cake On Sunday the family, celebrated with Grandparents John and Blanche Blaney. Grandma, Ann Moore. Aunt Mary Blaney, Uncle Hon and Aunt Pat Castiglione cousins Christie, Michael, and Jean enjoying the delicious ham dinner that Mom and Anne had prepared Dad and Steve took plenty of pictures of the family enjoying the birthdays Sister Suzi led the family in singing the birthday song to Kevin and Brian On Monday another birthday party for neighborhood friends was held for Kevin and Brian Cake and ice cream were en joved by sister Suzi Mom,, and Ann by friends John and Antoinette Gacek; Tina Pautz. Joel, Julie, and Emily Warren Stephanie and Jennifer Worth. Joy Hatadahis, Brian Kreuter Brian Toussaint; Shawn. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS COMPARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW POP PRICES WITN OTNERSI PEPSI LIGHT DIET PEPSI G PEPSI 1 | 33 Derek,-and Sherry Gronlund; Stephen and Greg Doyen Some of the moms who en­ joyed cake and coffee were Elaine Worth. Sue Warren, Mary Pautz and Sharon Gacek VACATION TRAVELS Michael and Karen Aldrich with daughter Schoen recently drove up to Leverett, Mass., to visit Karen's mom and dad and to pick up their son Scotty who spent his summer vacation with his grandparents. The week was spent hiking, jeep riding and hunting for rocks to be placed in Michael 's rock garden back at home Back home a week Jater they had weekend company, Phil and Susan Aldrich with children Phil Jr . Tommy, and Michelle of Schearville, Ind , enjoyed spending the weekend picnicking, and barbecuing INFORMATION CORNER Many new people have moved into our community and I am receiving phone calls asking about the association. Women's club and the Con­ servation club hirst , the association is the Lakeland Park Property Owners association They hold open board meetings the first Thursday of the month These meetings start at 8 p m and are open to all association mem­ bers. They are held at the Community House, 1717 Sunset. For further information on membership please contact Frank Sweeney, Len Sieracki or clerk Mrs. Steven Moore. Women's club is the Lakeland Park Women's club. The women's club meets the second Thursday of each month The meetings start at 7:30 and are also held at the Community house The Women's club invites all women in the area to attend its September meeting which is a "Welcome'" meeting The Conservation club is the McCullom Lake Conservation club This club meets the third Thursday of every month Meetings are held at the Lakeland Park Community house. Spojnia, and the Mc­ Cullom Lake Beach House Meetings start at 8 p.m. This club is open to all people who are interested in the well-being of McCullom Lake. All of the above organizations welcome new members This column is for you and the community If you have a birthday. Communion, vacation, or something that you would like to see in print, give me a call at the above number BELATED BIRTHDAY WISHES go to Jill Wohnrade who turned sweet sixteen and Mary Mueller who turned fourteen on Aug 17 Steve Bockman and David Dawson celebrated on Aug 19, as did Brian Moore who had seven candles on his cake Aug. 20 was a special day for John Arient, Shannon Sweet had seven candles on his cake, and it was a very happy day for Anny Arthurs. Edward Nicholi and Mark Serpe shared Aug. 21 as their day. Jack Bucaro celebrated his birthday on Aug. 22. Belated wishes to all! AND NOT BELATED Birthday wishes go to Dennis Storlie and Elizabeth Lean who add another year on Aug. 23 \ David Wohnrade, Meg Humann, and Michael Di Blasi share Aug 24 as their special day. Aug. 25 is a great day for Gloria Vanek, John Hen- neberg. and Maureen Serritella turns twelve on that day Birthday wishes are ex­ tended to Colleen Rode, June Gilbertsen, and George Heuer who turns twelve on Aug. 27. Birthday wishes to one and all' ANNIVERSARY WISHES Are extended to Ron and Anny Arthurs who celebrate thirteen years together on Aug. 25. Jim and Liz Duncanson celebrate their special day on Aug 29 and Dennis and Cathy Storlie celebrate twelve years of wedded bliss on the twenty- ninth. Happy anniversary and many, many years of wedded bliss to you! BELATED ANNIVERSARY WISHES Go to a verv lovely couple HEADS CAMPAIGN Congressman Robert Mc- Clory has named State Senator Jack Schaffer of Cary as his general campaign manager for the November election. Senator Schaffer, serving his second term in the Illinois State Senate, headed the Gerald Ford delegate campaign in 1976 which succeeded in electing delegates and alternates to the Republican National con­ vention committed to President Ford.a town & country tips (By David G. Plocher. Ex­ tension Adviser, Agriculture, McHenry County) Farm Leases - August is a good time for tenants and landlords to review and renew farm lease agreements. Memories of spring-time operating costs are still fresh.- and harvest-time crop storage problems are readily anticipated Rising operating costs that have hit tenants harder than landlords may be one reason for reviewing the coSt-sharing arrangements for the next year Sept. 1 is normally the automatic renewal date for written leases with a six- months notice period on a March 1 lease year. Sept. 1 is also the automatic renewal David and Millie Gende who celebrated ten years of wedded bliss on Aug. 17. REII liQUORS MERCHANTS OF FINE WINES AND UQUC SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALES TO MINORS LIQUORS 4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL SALE GOOD WED., AUG. 23 thru TUES., AUG. 29 AIMQUE 8-16 0Z BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT WHISKEY 1.75 LITERS LEMON-LIME IMOUNTAIN DE or BUBBLE-UP JACQUES BONEI OPEN FRI.&SAT. till 11PM SUNDAY till 9 PM MONDAY till 10 PM IMPORTED CHERRY JULIP 8-16 0Z. BOTTLES HOC PLUS M M DEPOSIT BRANDY 1.75 LITERS FIFTH IORANGE CRUSH STRAWBERRY CRUSH QOC M W PLUS 816 0Z. BOTTLES DEPOSIT CANFIELD'S MIXERS FLAVORS99 4 QUARTS PLUS DEPOSIT IMPORTED CLAN MacGREGOR V 99 SCOTCH WHISKEY -- 1.75 LITERS IDUBOUCHETT SLOE GILBEY'S VODKA COKE, FRESCA TAB, OOC ' SPRITE 77 4 QUARTS PLUSDEP 1.75 LITERS ALL OTHER 8-PACK SODAS 133 PLUSH • DEPOSIT! IMPORTED DON Q RUM FIFTH 1.75 LITERS SHOP AND COMPARE- OUR PRICES ARE UNBEATABLE! PORTUGAL ISABEL ROSE GERMANY WEDDING VEIL i 69 FIFTH PABST ^dingv^i FIFTH 6 12 QZ NR BTTLS: CASE OF 24 NR BTTLS i 4 29 SCHLITZ BEER 99 6-12 0Z. CANS FRANCE GERME POUILLY FUISSE 4 49 FIFTH ITALY RIIINITE LAMBRIISCO 'J 1 99 FIFTH PETER EXTRA LIGHT BALLANTINES BEER 99 2 24-12 0Z. BTTLS. 1 • 6-12 0Z. CANS PLUSDEP. Corner date for unwritten year-to-year leases on a Jan. 1 calendar year basis. Illinois law provides for a four months' minimum notice prior to the end of the current lease year to terminate oral or unwritten farm leases. If the lease-year begins March 1 on an oral lease a notice must be given before Nov. 1. But, on a calendar year basis the four months period begins Sept. 1. Apart from the legal notice periods, August is a good time to review all farm lease agreements. I'll have more on farm leases in next week's column. Have You Missed Out? -If you are like me your garden leaves much to be desired or the late spring (and numerous other excuses) kept you from having the produce your neighbors now have. But you haven't missed out yet. You can still plant leaf lettuce, spinach, kale, collards, mustard, turnips, and radishes for the fall days ahead. Stop by my office and pick up the new garden book to get the details. A Growing Experience - Now is the time to start a compost pile, according to Jim Gauss, hor- ticulturalist with the University of Illinois. Compost is a dark, loose mixture of well rotted organic matter that can be used by the gardener to improve garden or potting soil To make your compost pile/" locate your compost "heap"' in a well drained area A com­ posting enclosure might be a "pit" dug 18" into the ground Or an above ground enclosure. The size will vary. Most households find useful is a rectangular pile 4-5 feet wide. 8- 10 feet long and 3-4 feet high to be sufficient Whatever the size divide the structure in half so half can be used for material that is composting and the other half for storage of usable compost. If you are interested in more information on composity, contact Jim at 2804 W. Belmont. Chicago, 111 60618 Directs ICU Program % The appointment of George M. Gallant, M.D. (above), emergency department physician at McHenry hospital, as associate project medical director of the Mobile ICU program of McHenry county and Western Lake county, has been announced by James Mowery, M.D., project medical director. Shown congratulating Dr. Gallant is Kathleen LaGreca, CCRN, nurse coordinator of the MICU program. A specialist in emergency medicine, Dr. Gallant helped to develop the State of Ohio's paramedic program and has been a lecturer and instructor at the Kent State National conference for Emergency Medical Technicians. Name Co-Chairmen For Fall United Way Drive jj Grapefruit Tips Grapefruit is an excellent source of vitamin C. Nutrition experts say that one half of a large grapefruit supplies more than half of the recommended daily allowance of vitamin C for an average adult. When buying grapefruit, look for the firm and heavy ones. The heavier the fruit, the more juice there is in­ side Choose thin-skinned fruit that is free of soft spots Rick Bernotas, president of the United Way of McHenry County, announced the ap­ pointment of a Campaign Chairman and two co-chairmen to lead the 1978-79 United Way fund drive in McHenry county this coming fall. William I Caldwell of Woodstock has accepted the position of campaign chair­ man, while Charles B Radloff of Woodstock and Bert Emerson of Marengo, agreed to function as co-chairmen In announcing the ap­ pointments, Bernotas un­ derlined the campaign theme for 1978-79, "Year Of Challenge," because this fall's campaign will be the first one that will be conducted county- wide, with $315,000 as its goal President Bernotas noted, "Campaign '78, Year Of Challenge" can be an exciting one for the United Way of McHenry County "Creativity, coupled with advanced plan­ ning and good use of human resources, can make this year's campaign the most exciting and motivating ever." he said. "We have eighteen human service agencies to help sup­ port," he continued, "and while they have always served the needs of residents in all of McHenry county, now, for the first time, there is the op­ portunity for all residents and businesses, countywide, to participate in assisting these organizations. We need $315,000 to do the job this year and it is going to take a lot of cooperation to achieve this goal " Point of View A politician who had changed hit uieus rather radically was congratulated by a colleague "Guess you finally saw the light," he said "I didn't see the light," wi the terse retort. "I felt the heat SOFT • WATER RENTAL No installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call can answer any questions S6" AN 8 AND $050 per month RENT PHONE 312-259-3393 SOFT Rent-o-Soft, a division of the Arlington Soft Water Company, Arlington Heights, Illinois 60004 Serving McHenry Area ATTENTION BOWLERS I FRIDAY NITE MEN'S LEAGUE has a few openings. •f" Teams and Individuals MEETING FRI. AUG. 25th 8PM. LADIES LEAGUE FORMING for Wednesday Mornings MEETING AUG. 23,9AM. ORDER YOUR King Louie and Hilton bowling shirts now for early delivery WEALS0 HAVE BOWLING BALLS BAGS (SHOES IN STOCK McHENRY RECREATION 1216 N. River Rd. McHenry, III. 385-2520 JR. LEAGUE STARTS SAT. SEPT. 9TH DETAILS CALL: 385 2520