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lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores n* • r ' " A Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Johnsburg Set Antique Show The popularity of the Antique show has preqjpted officials to again Kbld judging in the early part\ of the McHenry County fair so that visitors will know the winners during the five-day attraction. Judging will take place Wednesday morning, July 30, the first day of the fair, Mrs. Henry Szlachta, chairman, said. The McHenry County fair will run from July 30 through Aug. 3 at the Woodstock fairgrounds. In the past years, this category has been greeted with great enthusiasm. Exhibitors have already begun preparing for this year's competition. June Johnson, of Prospect Heights, will share her expertise with exhibitors, Mrs. Szlachta said. Ms. Johnson is a registered appraiser of antiques and is a member of the NAPA, she has presented numerous lectures and appraisals. Judging will be open, .highlighted with verbal explanation of each item. Classes are much the same as last year with the addition of a few categories. Entry forms will be available at the fair office. Fair office hours between June 16 and June 29 will be 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday, and from June 30 through Aug. 20, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. To conserve space and aid in preservation of the items the committee is asking all exhibitors to please bring only one item per class-do not bring pairs or sets. One piece will be enough to in­ dicate the condition and beauty of the pieces. Deadline for entry is Wednesday, July 16, with entries being placed July 29 between ltla.m. and 6 p.m. For further information or assistance about specific entries or categories, exhibitors should contact Mrs. Szlachta, 338-0262 or Karen Marshall, co- chairman, 338-0854. Safety Hints BY ALAN J. DIXON Secretary of State Have you ever noticed your eyelids becoming heavy and drooping lazily when you were driving along a highway? The experts call this traffic hazard "highway hypnosis." ItV gradually creeps up on youXttntil you realize that your head is nodding, and it can happen at any speed. There are several ways to combat highway hypnosis, all of them simple. Most important, don't start a trip tired. Your mind will stay clear longer if you are well rested. Try to avoid driving long distances at night, but if you must be on the road, keep the dash lights low to reduce the glare. Following the same car or truck for a long distance can cause hypnosis. If you find yourself staring at the same object, carefully pull off the road. A snack or rest break always helps. You should wear loose fitting clothes, keep fresh air circulating in the car, and if the music ,on the radio is too dreamy, switch stations. (A copy of the rules of the Road will be sent to you upon request. Write to Alan J. Dixon, Secretary of State, Springfield, 111. 62756.) / Fete Triple Celebrations PRE-SCHOOL St. John the Baptist school will sponsor a Pre-Sfchool center, in September for three and four year olds. For further information, contact the school or Mrs. Richard (Diane) Himpelmann. HOME & HOSPITAL Your special prayers are requested for our sick, Leonard * Caifano, John Clark, Ed Hetterman, Sr., Diane Miskovic, Mabel Stilling',' Lynn - Spencer, Lorraine Rutzen and Casimer Marulewski, father of Ron Marulewski of St. John's. t Barbara Burke was voted woman of the year at the dinner meeting of . the Lakeland Park Woman's %•r-.tfjjjk June 12; for all the work die has done for the dub. Barb gavie more than her jfceJoi time so her. .fytkm'- members thought she really dia^rved the title. Congratulations to a fine lady. WOMAN'S CLUQ NEWS There will be no meeting ol the Woman's club in the month of July. Plans are under way now for the an­ nual picnic. It will be held " Ajug. 10, and In case of rain, • it will be Auig. 17. I will let , you know, all the details in a . future column. HELP NEEDED . ~ The McCullpm Lake " Conservation club is in dire ' need of help. A number of women are needed to work in ithe kitchen the thirc Thursday of every month. -^They would like to get ' enough volunteers so that each person will only have to work one month a year. If you would consider helping out, please give me a call so I can put your name on the list. Dredging of the beach is finished and it looks pretty good, but we need people to float the dredgeacross the lake to keep It looking good. Gene Huff has been doing the job but it's not fair for just one. person to do it. Money is also getting tight, so pledge letters are being mailed now. These are not bills but please remember, the' dredge only works on donations. Harold Bowlin has been running the weed cutter every day .for three to four . hours at the West beach and doing a wonderful job. Since he's been doing this, our beach. has not\ been men­ tioned'as unsafe for swim­ ming. Mrs. Joyce Larson has decided to take -a much Vneeded rest, after being bookkeeper for many years. '**Itiere ie now an opening for K! new bookkeeper and nyone interested in the job pn give me a call. • ' WELCOME ' - NEW RESIDENTS r- We have two new families on North avenue. Rich and Carolyn Lachel moved here from Pistakee Bay and they *®have a two-year-old t ^daughter, Carol. Rich has gt|&ed in this area for years, t Carolyn is .* originally Inm New Orleans. Rich cSetjoys working on cars and favorite is any GTO. SJCarolytt says she enjoys laying Boggle so I plan to aye her join our little group ff>f 'Boggle addicts'. 0 You may remember our mother new . family^ Jeanne pWatkins has returned from ^California with her children, Tommy, Debbie and Steve Grabo. They moved from . Lakeland Park a year ago vbut they missed McHenry Hhough to move back. PFeanne says she couldn't Mind any Boggle players out ilhere so she had to come Sfcck to join us. B.V.M. SODALITY The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of St. John's next regular meeting will be Tuesday, July 8,1 p.m. at the Michael Schaefer residence. Come and bring someone - have a relaxing time! The tentative plans for a bus trip to the Shrine of Our Lady, Necedah, Wis., in August have been cancelled. RESCUE SQUAD DANCE Make plans now io attend the affair for the benefit of the rescue squad building fund. A roast beef sit-down dinner will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. and tickets are available from members. Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. will feature music to suit everyone. For in* formation, contact Wayne Hiller, McHenry. The date is Saturday, Aug. 23 and the place is the Johnsburg Community club. DATES TO REMEMBER June 27 St. John's Home & School - "The Big Umbrella Dance", 8:30 p.m., John­ sburg Community club. Benefit school roof. July 8 B.V.M. Sodality-St. John's, meeting - 1 p.m., Schaefer residence. July 16 N.C.S.F. Golf Outing, Chapel Hill country club - cards-luncheon-St. Agatha Court 777. Aug. 2 N.C.S.F. Mass, 5:30 p.m., St. John's, for all living and deceased members. AUg. 23 Rescue Squad dance - sit-down dinner - 6 to 8 p.m., dancing 9 to 1 a.m. Johnsburg Community club. Benefit Building fund. REGISTRATION ...for new students to St. John's school, will continue as families move in. Come to the school during school hours to register, or contact the sisters at the convent. If there is no answer, please call the rectory. N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777 will hold a golf outing, July 16, 9 a.m. at the Chapel Hill Now's the time to join V ' at the First National Bank of McHenry Here's your chanc»towin: a *50.00 Savings Bond, a stuffed Filbert T. Squirrel dolkor have *10.00 added'to your Squirrel savings account. i All you have ;o do is color the illustration below, fill in your name, address and age in the space provided below, and bring in your entry to the Squirrel Headquarters .at the First National Bank of McHenry. - ANNIVERSARIES On June 26, Joel and Carol Cominsky will be married 17 fantastic .years; Dorothy and Roy Meinke celebrate 37 years together and Helen and Ralph Stippick have their thirty-second an­ niversary. June 27 sees three more I The People's Choice1 P ~ 5QV0 now on Preway's most •I r efficient fireplaces ever Name. Address. Saving with the Squirrels Club is Fun! Just open a Squirrels Club Account for as little as s5.00 and start on your way to good savings habits. Save up to W Buy a remarkable Preway Energy Miser IV built-in fireplace and Heat Distribution Kit now and save. Plus, yaw will receive a $75 Cash Rebate .direct from Member FDIC Don't wait I Got ready for winter, now...and save. Offer good through July 19. 1980.., See (is today ot: . .. One T50.00 Savings bond will be awarded overall. Two prizes will be awarded in each category-s10.00 ad­ ded to the winner's account and a Filbert T. Squirrel doll. Winners will be notified no later than Tuesday, July 22,1980, Entry forms are available to Squirrel Club members only. One entry per squirrel. Entries must be in no later than Tuesday, July 15, 1980. Entries will be judged in three categories: ages 9-13, 5-8, and 4 and under. • NATIONAL BaNK OFMCHeNKY 3814 WEST ELM STREET P O BOX 338 MCHENRY. ILLINOIS eooso en 5-385-5400 645 McHenry Ave.t s.Mwy 120. Woodstock IL 815/338-124! 166 $. Carter St. Genoa Ctty, Wise 414/219*5861