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Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores v*. c I PAGE 14 • PLA1NDEALER • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. IW1 their first born son. Matthew Michael arrived at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock weighing 7 lbs., 14 oz. Doug and Janice Johnson announce the birth of their second son Aug. 27. Michael Douglas, 7 lbs., 15 oz., was greeted at home by his three- year-old brother Brian. Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Remodeling Has Started held in the near future. As soon as I am told the date I will let everyone know. Gerald and Kathryn Sullivan became first time parents on Sept. 1. They named their 7 lb., 8 oz., daughter Mary Colleen. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Low now have two little girls with Remodeling has been started at the community house and will be completed by the first week ot October. There will be an open house BABY BOOM Our population has grown the past month with the.birth of four new babies. Aug. 17 is the day Michael and Lorraine Schmit welcomed Interested in Information Concerning ALL-SAVERS CERTIFICATES? Call Us Today! "Serving McHenry & McHenry County for 75 Years" McNINRY STATE BANK i A FULL SERVICE BANK Main Building: 3510 W. Elm St. Carey Building: Richmond Rd. at Pearl St. Weber Building: Crystal Lake Rd. and Lillian St. WKr McHenry 385-1040 MEMBER £ FDIC the birth of Katharine Helen on Sept. 3. She weighed a healthy 9 lbs., 11 ot. when she arrived at Manorial hospital for Mel county, Woodstock, year old Kriatl. is having a new baby We've noticed many ) expectant mothers in* the area so please be sure t^call me when the big day arrives. NEW DAUGHTER There was another fatoily in our area who added to their family recently. Barb and Augie Borchardt finally have a daughter, the sister Mike has always wanted. They became legal guar­ dians for 16-year-old Sandy. Sandy is a senior this year at the Alternative high school and is very happy with her new family. RECUPERATING For all those people who have asked about Marilyn Nystrom, she is finally showing some improvement. She has been a patient at Loyola university Medical center in Maywood for over a month. We hope she shows steady Improvement now so she can come home real soon. PHONE WORKS AGAIN If anyone tried to call me the past two weeks it's possible they didn't get through. We were able to make calls but most in­ coming calls didn't make it. If you had news for me please try again, because the problem has been solved. BELATED WISHES We hope Frank Bartos had a fine birthday on Sept. 16. Thomas Rapach added another year on the 18th. Jana Glosson turned seven years old Sept. 19 and she shared her day with Bob Townsend, Myron Radloff and Virginia Ames. Marsha Hall berg and Lee Bujak had their special day Sept. 20. Sept. 22 was the day Jo Mai and Bob Lewakowski celebrated. There were six couples who celebrated another wedding anniversary last week. Sept. 17 was Dan and Phoung Pauls day. The 18th was special for Lillian and Edward Beck. Sept. 20 was a popular date, with Bev and Jim Wickenkamp celebrating 29 years together; Jeff and Sue Jordan- their sixth an­ niversary; and Kevin and Diana Holland who hit their first year. Art and Bev Kreutzer had another anniversary Sept. 21. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Best wishes to David Magic - ENJOY 2 HOURS OF ' MAGIC VARIETY" Eight Outstanding Acts SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 at 2 and 8 p.m. Woodstock Opera House On The City Square Tickets Available At Box Office Now For R«servaf/Ons Call 336-5300 MATINEE: STUDENTS and SENIOR CITIZENS *2.50 ADULTS *5.00 EVENING ALL TICKETS *5.00 don't miss Osco I i [GREAT GARDENS of America Osco's Hardcover MY TREASURY Of RHYMES Great Art Treasures W AMERICAN AMERICA From SM to Shinino So* afc_ Bit . Osco Sale Price 19 B49 to flp Publisher's Regular Retail $2 95 to $19.95 Don't miss out on Osco's hardcover book sale! We're featuring a wide variety of titles and authors to choose from. You're sure to find some old favorites, along with some interesting new discoveries! You can enjoy books of entertainment, information or education in children or adult versions. Stop by today and start your own library. •Books shown mav not be available at all Osco locations While quantities lasti AND COUNTING BOOK MVRTASTFICTUAT AOOFTOR FAtRy TALES Giyfendlai rcCC experience exciting new laser art - now on sale at Osco! L introducing Osco's Laser Art Shown Now you can beautifully accent your home without spending a fortune Decorate with exciting new laser art1 You'll find many styles now on sale at Osco, including scenery and animals All laser art prints are covered with glass, and are available in silver or gold metal frames, or wood-like frames. They range in sizes from 5"x7" to 16"x20". No matter what your decor, you're sure to find a laser art print that is just right for your home. Measurements S"x7" Metal Frame 1" 8 x10 Metal Frame 2" 12"X16" Metal Frame S" 16 x20" Metal Frame 5"x7" wood Frame 2** S' xlO" wood Frame 2" wood Frame Western Art Framed Prints Choose from a large selection of 16"X20" "Western" art prints. All prints are framed in 2" wood molding of antique oak or dark oak color, and have a protective glass covering Osco Sale Price lach Framed Prints Choose from a variety of 16"x20" assorted styles of prints All prints are under glass and are framed in gold, silver or oak-like frames. ^99 Price J each • Jf-d. r*m I Prices effective Wed., Sept. 23 thru Sat., Sept. 26,1981. We reserve tht right to limit quantities. Wagner and Jason Peters on Sept. 24. Augie Borchardt, Charlotte Doerfert, Lil Mullen and Ted Kaminski have their special day Sept. - 25. Angie Larson will be seven years old Sept. 26 and she shares her day with some very fine people; Barbara Rous, Doug Viita, Edward Crago and Carol Cominsky. Twins Joel and Julie Warren will be 12 years old on the 27th. That is also the special day for Liz Borchert. Katie Sullivan will be three years old Sept. 28. Jerry Zalud, Barb Krasucki, Brian Lawrence and Aggie Lewakowski hear the birthday song Sept. 29. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Shirley and Max Koch will tie married 29 years on Sept. 27; Jimmy and Janet WatkinS celebrate another y6ar together Sept. 28; Sept. 29 is the thirtieth an­ niversary for Arlene and Frank Bartos. MCHS Musicians In: 25th Year At Band Day The combined McHenry marching band, under the direction of John Leighty and W. N. Toalson, has accepted an invitation from Northwestern university to appear at its 25th annual high school band Band day on the Evanston, Illinois campus Saturday, Sept. 26. The band will join 1,000 teenage musicians who will travel from 15 different Illinois high schools to present a spectacular and colorful half time pageant at the N.U. vs. Utah university football game at Dyche stadium before an anticipated crowd of 30,000 fans. The McHenry band has the distinction of attending Northwestern's Band day for all of its 25 years. This honor is shared with only one other band. After two weeks of local preparation and rehearsal, the band will travel by bus on the morning of the game. Band members and chaperones will be the guests of the university for the day. A morning session will be devoted to an intensive 2M> hour massed band rehearsal of music and marching, and there will be a special show for the high school bands put on by the nationally famous 200 piece Northwestern university Wildcat marching band. High school Band day was originated at Northwestern university by John P. Paynter, director of Bands and professor Conducting in the School of Music. 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