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McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 \ PAGE I8- PLAINDEALER -WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1181 arm or so, come on down and join the fun. SWEET LADIES Village ladies; Lorraine Blom, Sherry Dahlberg, Ann Matthesius, and Helen Nash are members of the McHenry chapter Sweet Adelines. They ended their recent rehearsal with a full chorus harmonizing the Battle Hymn of the Republic to honor the return of our hostages. Sweet Adelines' motto is "Harmonize the World". Hurray for these fine ladies. CONDOLENCES We would like td express our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brandt on the recent death of Mrs. Ruth Brandt's sister, Mrs Esther Payne of Mesa, Ariz, Before moving to Arizona six years ago, Mrs. Payne had taught school for 37 years in Lake county. Again, let us say, we are sorry, Ruth. GET WELL WISHES We hope Mrs. Aubin, who came home from the hospital recently, is feeling better. We wish you all our best for a speedy recovery. For those who are won­ dering what home on Lake Shore drive, the McHenry Rescue squad was rushing to on Sunday night, Feb. 1, it went to the Suchor Beach Gals Hold Meeting Beach Gals held their monthly meeting Feb. 5,7:30 p.m. at the beach house. The girls welcomed two new meinuera. Tlicjr were Peggy Blake and April Stewart. We're glad to have you aboard girls... One of the main topics discussed is the upcoming Easter Carnival which will be held Saturday April 11. This is the week before Easter. We decided to change the date because of so many people being busy and leaving town on Easter weekend. There's a lot of work and fun involved in our Easter carnival. First we start off the morning with an egg hunt. Then the children come inside and play games. Refreshments will also be served. Then comes the big event of the day, Miss McCullom Lake contest. There will be material printed later on the contest. We need lots of help with this Easter Carnival so ladies, if you've got a spare AN EGG-CITING WAY TO SAY "HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY." $1.79 This Valentine's Day, when you say, "I'm egg-static over you," say it with a dozen "Egg 0' My Heart"dipped donut pastries from Dunkin' Donuts. Unlike the usual greeting card, "Egg O' My Heart" is an egg-citing, egg-shaped donut pastry covered with chocolaty icing and topped with pink, red and white sprinkles. A box of 12 not only makes a fun way to say "Happy Valentine's Day" to your sweetheart, but you can surprise the kids, friends and secretaries too! So be a little egg-centric this Valentine's Day Give "Egg O' My Heart." available egg-sclusively DUNKIN at participating Dunkin' ftVfi Donuts shops. While 19 supply lasts. It's worth the trip. 4504 W. Elm St., McHenry household. Denise was very sick and had to be admitted to the hospital in McHenry. We hope you are resting and feeling much better Denise Lillian Parent had cataract surgery done on her left eye last Fall. It was a full three-month recovery period until the stitches could be removed and glasses could be prescribed. She finally has her glasses and now has to condition herself to use them. Congratulations on a long and full recovery gram! MOVING AWAY I am sorry to say that 6ne of our dearest, hard working and concerned residents is moving. She is none other than Karen Parks. Karen and her family have resided here since 1969. She served as village clerk for six years, and as of late has served as village trustee in charge of beach and park. She has done a fine job in both positions. Karen is a fourth grade teacher at Bush Elementary school in Johnsburg. She and her ten-year-old son, Todd and seven-year-old daughter, Tara will be moving to Pistakee Hills. I'd like to say at this time from all of us here in McCullom Lake that we wish you lots of good luck and good times in your new home. You'll all be missed. Be sure to come 1981 Dinner Theatre "Under The YumYum Tree" running weekends starting February 13th, 20th A 27th back and visit. Also, Todd, happy belated tenth bir­ thday. WELCOME HOME I would like to take this time to welcome home Irene Suchor. Irene just spent the last two weeks in Florida, visiting friends and, of course, daughter Debbie who moved down there last Fall. It was nice to escape td Key West where Debbie lives, the weather was beautiful, but I'm sure Irene s^is glad to be home. I'm sure husband Ron and family are glad she's back also. BIRTHDAY PARTIES Heather Anderson celebrated her ninth bir­ thday Jan. 24. Her guests included cousins Ronda and Tina and friends* Wendy, Angie, Jenny, Rory, Amy, Kristed, Jason and brother Kevin. They all went to the show and then out for pizza afterward. Lovely gifts were received and a good time was had by all. Marcus Seifert celebrated his tenth birthday Jan. 31. Marcus and his friends Roger Gates, Todd Parks, John Lawson and Brian Lincoln went roller skating, and afterward they enjoyed delicious sloppy joes and jello cake made by mom, along with all the home decorations which adorned the Seifert household. Stephanie Kloeckner celebrated her fourth bir­ thday Sunday, Feb. 1 with a family party. On hand for the gala celebration were grandparents Bill and Elaine Gleeson, and Gill and Rose Kloeckner, aunts, uncles, cousins and friend Joy Miller. Refreshments and games were enjoyed by all. On the following day, Monday, Stephanie's parents, Ron and Lynn, took Stephanie and Joy sledding in Mouraine Hills. On Wednesday, Feb. 4, Stephanie's legal birthdate, a pizza birthday was enjoyed by the above mentioned. All in all, I would say Stephanie had a pretty wonderful birthday week. BIRTHDAYS Other birthday wishes this week go to Fred Groh and Marian Wohlert, Feb. 12; Kelly Yates, Feb. 15; and Oscar Berglund, Feb. 17. May you all have many, many more. State Competition In Teenworid Contest FISH FRY-Every Friday Evening $2.95 BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE 25 TO 750 GUESTS For all Occasions RETIREMENTS*REUNIONS*FASHION SHOWS DANCES*PROMS°SHOWERS* WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES •We wish a happy an- niversary to Paul and Linda Bacon F^b. 12 and a special happy valentine's an­ niversary wish to my dear sweet friends, John and Edie Rourke Feb. 14. I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone whether they be married or single, young or old, a very happy and pleasant Valentine's day. Love to you all. Statewide competition for the Illinois Teenworid contest has just been an­ nounced for Sept. 5-7, at the Hilton hotel in Springfield. Teenworid will select outstanding young women from all over the state to participate in the three days of activities. A $500 college scholarship will be awarded to the Illinois winner. She will also receive an all ex­ pense paid trip to the Teenworid national finals in Atlanta, Ga , and a $1,000 scholarship. The Teenworid program is designed to recognize young women, 14 to 18, who excel in scholastic achievement and community involvement.. Contestants are judged on poise, personality, grooming, and a speech or talent presentation, as well as scholastic and civic achievements. Entrants must have a "B" or better accumulative grade average and document at least 10 hours of volunteer service to a community or charitable organization. Swimsuit competition is not part of the program. Further information on applying for the Illinois Teenworid competition is available from State Director Carol Connery at the Teenworid Regional Office, 4550 W. 109 St., No. 300, Overland Park, Kas., 66211, phone 913-341-5588. The Illinois pageant is the official state preliminary for the Teenworid National pageant to be herd'at the Omni International hotel in Atlanta, December, 1981. Teenworid finalists from all 50 states will compete. BUYER GUIDES Illinois consumers can now obtain free copies of two new insurance buyer guides published by the Illinois Department of Insurance. The "Buyers Guide to Homeowners and Tenants Insurance" and the "Buyers Guide to Automobile In­ surance" summarize basic coverages and\?ost factors and offer shopping hints. Send requests for guides to Illinois Department of In­ surance, Buyers Guides, 320 W Washington street, Springfield, 111. 62767. Requests should include a self-addressed stamped business envelope. Postage rates are 15 cents for one guide and 28 cents for both. Diabetics Learn About Dining Out An Honest-to-Goodness Sale February 11fh thru 15th It's no lie. Crystal Point Moll is having an honest to goodness sale, February 11rh thru 15th, and jusr ro show we mean business, rhe mall will be giving away real bills fearurinq Abraham Lincoln and Seorge Washington ro the first hundred shoppers on February 11rn. You'll enjoy honest ro goodness fun on February 12rh at rhe cherry pie eating contest. Registration begins on center court at 1 p.m. and-the contest starts at 2 p. m ©Crystal Point mal ™ M 11 I iimLm e« A --t--i- CJMfct M Rt. 14 A Mai* SJ. • by** Late, Maw *0014 1 WS 1 V CALL YEME ACCOUNTING INCOME TAX SERVICE •EXPERIENCED •PROFESSIONAL •PERSONALIZED 'YEAR ROUND PHONE 385-7957 FOR APPOINTMENT J l t l t l l l l H I M I I I t l H H I I I I I I I I I I I I I H U ' I I H I I I H I I H I H t l l l H I Nancy Hillquist, R.D., will be the guest speaker at the Elgin Branch group meeting of the American Diabetes association, Northern Illinois Affiliate, Inc. The meeting will be Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at Sherman hospital, 934 Center street, Elgin. Mrs. Hillquist, a registered dietician teaching diabetes classesTat Sherman hospital, will discuss how to dine out the diabetic way. Menus from local restaurants will be use# to show how a diabetic can eat away from home and still be within his diet. The ADA's Elgin Branch group functions to meet the educational and emotional needs of diabetics residing in the area. The group hopes to provide its members with current information con­ cerning research, treat­ ment, and control. Diabetics, relatives of d i a b e t i c s , h e a l t h professionals, and other interested persons are urged to attend. For further information, call this number. 742-9800 extension 8045 at Sherman hospital. s Preferred Visual education is on the uptrend or haven't you noticed that students prefer to study the tele­ vision screen rather than their school textbooks? •Christian Sci. Monitor. 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