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PAGE 18 - PLAINDt ALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21. iWl Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 New Program Well Received The saying 'no news is good news' is usually true but when you write a neigh­ borhood column it means I have no job. When people don't call me with their news I end up with an awful headache on Thursday from racking my poor brain. The only news we have this week is some very positive reaction to Y.E.S. People are calling Ceil Serritella HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES!!! LOW PRICES--GUARANTEED WORK •MALI.0RY*RAY-0-VAC*EVEREADY BATTERIES 40% DISCOUNT HfARING AID SALE! DISCOUNT PRICES - NATIONAL BRANDS McHENRY HEARING AID 3937 MAIN rENIER 385-7661 McHENRY VKfl ICH WED S 10 TO 5 - EVENINGS BY APPT. and me from other parts of the city asking to join us or want to know how they can get something like this started in their area. It really makes you feel good to know so many people are concerned enough to want to help. Other calls that came in were informing me of bir­ thday and anniversary wishes that should be om- mitted. If it wasn't for these calls my job of keeping the date book updated would be impossible. APOLOGIES Oops, when I named all the girls in Girl Scout Troop 320 a Jew weeks ago Rory Major Pregnant, NEED HELP? Call BIRTHRIGHT OFFICE OPEN » TO 11 AM [ 4 AND FROM 7 TO f PM . MON. THRU FKl 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE 1815-385-299' had a hard time finding her name because it wasn't there. Sorry Rory for the slipup. I also forgot to wish John Koscher a very happy bir­ thday on Oct. 20. That's what happens when you try to write when your head is hurting. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Craig McGrath will be 10 years old Oct. 21 and he shares his day with Michael Malin, Kirk Adam Jorgenson, Steven Gehrke and Curt Freund. Joe Prazak and Ken Grothman add another year on the 22nd. Schoen Aldrich will be 12 years old Oct. 24. Oct. 25 is the special day for John Licastro Jr., Fred Anthony Jr., Eric Toussaint and Debbie Stephens. Best wishes are sent to Hank Justen on the 26th. Ron Arthurs hears the birthday song Oct. 27. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY There are six couples celebrating an anniversary this week. Loraine and Bob Hodges are together six years Oct. 23. The 24th is a popular date with Gerry and Lloyd Wagner, John and Suzanne Beam and Augie and Barb Borchardt dancing to the anniversary waltz. Best wishes are sent to Ed and Barb Rous on the 25th. Oct. ,26 will bfe Murph and Norb Kwiatek's 35th an­ niversary. Wishes for many more years together to all of you. REMINDER Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour on Suday, Oct. 25. It will be nice to get thfct extra hour sleep, but we sure hate to see the days get shorter. That is a sure sign of winter being right around the corner. • • • • The test of sincerity is the willingness of an individual to do without compensation. • * * • The man who admits a foolish act now and then is to be trusted. The "wise guy" who is never wrong should be left alone. Village of McHenry Shores Nina Keen 344-2665 All Invited To Meeting The mid-Course con­ ference between th? public advisory committee.and the representative frpm the Environmental Protection agency, due to be held last Thursday, Oct. 15, has been rescheduled to Wednesday Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. in our village civic center. This is due to a conflict of schedules, with the representative from the EPA, unable to attend on the previous date. We hope all interested residents will be able to attend this meeting, as it is sure to be very in­ formative and beneficial to all. VILLAGE UPDATE On Friday, Oct. 9, a special board meeting was held to OK funds for road repairs on Biscayne drive, and for continuing main­ tenance on other needed roads. Upkeep and constant maintenance is being done H on as many main roads here - in the village as possible, with more work planned for the very near future, before the cold weather sets in. By now all residents in the village should have received, filled out and returned the sewer survey distributed by Baxter and Woodman Engineering firm. If you have not answered a survey, either by mail, or during the door to door survey, please call me at the phone number at the top of this column, and a survey will be mailed to you. Please return all answered surveys, as this information is very necessary to our engineers. a fashion sale Juniors! Save 20%! designer jeans our entire stoc k of regularly priced '.'ordcK he. Calvin Klein. Sasson. 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Dresses wool/blend blazers 59.88 Reg. 85.00 rich tweed and herringbone blazers in two classic styles. A welcome addition to^your fall wardrobe, this year, and next! Top off jeans, prairie skirts, trousers, and more, for a pulled-together fashion look, at a price! Save a fantastic $25! 6 18. Better Sportswear avi bm& WJ# ' * n Wi, DATES TO REMEMBER Meeting of committee to continue annexation discussion. McHenry city hall, Thursday, Oct. 22, 7:30 p.m. Next village board meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 7 p.m., village civic center. BAPTISM Sunday, Oct. 11, Christen Joy Bartel, daughter of Frank and Johann Bartel was baptized at Saint Patrick's church in McHenry. Christen's god­ parents are Andy Kolton and Bonnie Bartel. Also attending the ceremony as very special guests were Christen's grandparents, who came all the way from Florida, and were seeing granddaughter Christen for the very first time! After the baptism, a party was held in Christen Joy's honor, at the Bartel's for over 60 guests. Adding to this special day, was the fact that on the way home from church, mom Johann noticed Christen's very first tooth! God bless Christen Joy, and may he always watch over her! BIRTHDAY A belated happy birthday to a cute little girl, Kendra Kumpula, who turned five years old earlier this month. We hope your next year will be filled with fun and hap­ piness! JOINS TUMBLEWEEDS One of our younger village residents, Allison Heald, daughter of Fred and Mary Lou Heald was recently chosen to become a member of the McHenry County Tumbleweeds. The Tumbleweeds are a power tumbling troupe, that compete both locally and nationally. Once a year tryouts are held to add new members, and Allison was chosen along with 30 other young girls from all over the county. What an honor for her, and sheDs anticipating their first competition coming ^up on Oct. 31. Congratulations to Allison, and best of luck ahead! now sTHi On a cold day why does one not hear the buzz of insects, so common in warmer weather? Practically all insects die or become dormant when the temperature drops below a certain point. The experts have figured ,out the exact temperatures at which bees, bugs and other creatures cease all movement. Bees, for example, will cease their activities at about 50 degrees. If the tempera­ ture is less than 50 degrees you will not hear or see a bee. The exact degree at! which other insects and bugs become inactive has been a subject of careful study, which seems to prove that the behavior pattern seldom, if ever, varies. Natures laws, then, are better obeyed than most of man's. • » • * The individual does not have to advertise his, or her, religion in big type. We welcome your Spiess Charge. Visa and MasterCard.' 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