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SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PI.AINDEAI.ER Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek 385-3777 MEET MARK TWAIN - Richard Henzel, portraying "Mark Twain in Person," appears at the Woodstock Opera House March 16 and 17 at 8:15 p.m. Eurther information may be obtained by calling the Woodstock Opera House ticket office. Sheep Producers Set Goals More than 40 local sheep producers met recently and officially organized the McHenry County Lamb and Wool Producers. Promotion of lamb and wool products and education for themselves and other producers are the primary goals of the producers organization according to Dave Plocher, county Agriculture adviser. In addition, they plan to cooperate with the Illinois Lamb and Wool Producers in similar goals on the state level. Elected as the first directors of the McHenry County Lamb and Wool Producers were Elsie Blackburn, Hebron; Len Brody and Ferol Tomlinson, McHenry ; Bob Hammond and Kelly Hammond and Ray Schumer, Harvard; Keith Schacht, Woodstock; Bob Schoenbeck and Vicky Schoenbeck, Richmond. According to statistics on McHenry county, over 1,000 head of stock sheep-ewes-exist in McHenry county. Larger sheep producers may have 50 to 75 ewes but many five, 10, or 25 ewe flocks exist. According to Plocher, "Small land owners have found that a small flock of sheep can allow them to utilize those few extra acres they have. It also provides a source of food that the family has produced themselves. There is unique educational value in watching the sheep grow, have lambs, and then watching them grown. The responsibility of caring lor them is one that can do no youth any harm." The McHenry County Lamb and wool Producers is open to any person living in McHenry county or surrounding areas interested in the promotion and advancement\ofj^|he sheep industry. Familiescan join as active members, thus having one vote or the individuals the family can each join. Fbr more information or to-join, contact the directors in this area. Property Owners Plan Update Of Community House The Lakeland Park Property Owners association held its monthly meeting last night. Good comments .were made concerning the new windows, and the board hopes to renovate the community house by in­ sulating and paneling the walls. With improvements being made, this will be a nice hall to rent for parties and dinners. The board confirmed backing of the loan for the dredge that was purchased by the Con­ servation club. There were representatives of the Little League at the meeting and the board has agreed to do some work on the field. It was also mentioned that the merchants on Route 120 in the past years have declined to sponsor the Little League. It is hoped this year they will consider sponsoring the neighboring children. The nominations committee has received three nominees; Pat Schooley, John Heffron and ^lohn Gacek. If you would like to dominate someone for the board, please contact Frank SVeeney (chairman), Mrs. Ron Godt, Mrs. Scott Hallberg, John Heffron or Sharon Gacek. The general meeting will be held on Sunday, April 22, at 2 p.m. in the community house. Please mark your calendars and plan to attend. NEWCOMER I would like to welcome a new resident of Lakeland Park, his name is Adam Paul Maxson. Adam was born at McHenry hospital on Sunday Feb. 18, weighing in at a healthy 8 lbs., 94 oz. Proud parents are Ken and Kathy Maxson. Baby Adam has a brother, Brad, who is 4, and a 2 year old sister, Deanna! Maternal grandparents are Delmar and Viola Borta of Wonder Lake and paternal grandmother is Elizabeth Engels of McHenry. Congratulations to the Maxson family! PARTIES, PARTIES, PARTIES! Lisa Cominsky celebrated her tenth birthday on Friday, Feb. 23 with a family birthday party. Parents Joel and Carol, brother Michael, sister Jamr, and grandpa and grandma Cserep kicked off the activities to start a very busy weekend for Lisa. On Saturday evening a slumber party was held at the Cominsky home with Lisa's cousin Annette Koscher, girl friends Kim Doessel, Lisa NOW THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 10th In Honor Of Our Woodstock Store's Move To A New Address, McHenry's Pine Tree Pet Shop Is Having A Fabulous Sale! ALL TROPICAL FISH 25% OFF! HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOU PET NEEDS PINE TREE PET SHOP 2102 W. RTEL120 McHENRY, ILfc See Our Other Sale Special*! Lucarz, Michele Platau, and Trisha Harnish consuming the ever popular pizza, chips ice cream and soda snacks. Carol's sister Cathy, with husband John, son Scott, and friends Karen Doessel, Herb Dettner and Char Johnson enjoyed getting together to help Lisa celebrate her tenth. The last party for Lisa was held on Sunday evening when great-grandmother Agnes Frere came up from Palatine to wish Lisa a happy birthday. I'm sure this is one year Lisa will always remember. WOMEN'S CLUB I would like to announce that I will run for another term of office as president of the Women's club. If I am elected, things are not going to remain the same , there are going to be many changes in the club. For further information, plan on attending this meeting Thur­ sday evening at 7:30. All women of the area are invited to attend. You need not be a member of the association, just someone who is interested in your community. Hostesses for this month's meeting will be Edna Domreese and Adele Arndt. MOTORISTS BEWARE Please be aware that many of the area children are back out on the streets and driveways playing. With the nice weather, kids and parents are once again happy. The snow is still very high on the corners of the en­ tries to the driveways. I have seen a few motorists that have really had to swerve to avoid hitting children. SORRY The other day I was cleaning my desk and found out that I had forgotten to take in one whole page of birthdays These are now belated but the wishes are still there March 1 was special for Dorothy Meineke, Butch Brunow, Marty Nuss and Louis Arroyo. Grace Campo, Ken Crook. David Henderson and Jimmy Taylor had a special day March 2. Robin Leone turned thirteen and Sam Parisi and Elvira Cuevas added another year on March 3; on March 4, Marge Mercure, Pat Brunow, Alma Piritz and Kate Evans had birthday cake at their homes. Birthday songs were sung in the homes of Mary Becker, Allen Henderson and Richard Jensen on March 5 The sixth of March was a special day for a special girl, Terri Nuss. who turned fifteen. Steve Brunow also celebrated on that day. BJRTHDAY GREETINGS To Delores Rogers and Ann Wohnrade, who celebrate their birthdays on March 7, on the - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7,1979 eighth Robert Sturm will add another year. On March 9, Elmira Kujak, William Knor, Cynthia Bargo and John Paul will have bir­ thday cake in their home.' March 10 will be a very special day because Suzanne Michelle Moore will turn 6. Christopher Lawrence will also celebrate on that day and another special person. Amy Lynn Sweeney, will have six candles on her cake On March 11, Lucille Dietz and Barbara Tiffany will hear the birthday song, and Dennis Druml will turn 3. James Hahn and Pat Lasko share March 12 as their day. March 13 is the date that Charles Pintozzi will add on another year and pretty Jami Cominsky will have 4 candles on her cake Happy Birthday one and all! HAPPY ANNIVERSARY ...To a wonderful couple, Frank and Linda Sweeney, who celebrate their day on March 9. 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