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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13.1982 Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Club Meeting Slated Jan. 14 The next meeting of the Lakeland Park Womans club will be Thursday, Jan. 14. The evening begins with a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m., in the community house, 1717 Sunset. TEEN CLUB Our new teen club has gotten off to a good start with approximately 20 young people attending the meetings in December. One of the members, Debbie Kielisch, celebrated her thirteenth, birthday on Saturday, Jan. 2, and she invited the whole teen club to her home that day for a super party. All the kids voted to have a grab bag after Christmas so they exchanged their gifts at Debbie's party. The club is still open for new members. If you are 12 to 14 years old, plan to attend the next meeting Friday, Jan. 15. The place! to be is the community house at 7 p.m. sharp. NEED RESPONSE The Y.E.S. stickers have been displayed in windows for two months. I was wondering if any of our block mothers have been ap­ proached to help a child. I don't have time to call each of the volunteers, so I would appreciate a call from you if you've had to assist anyone. Ceil Serritella and I are anxious to know if our many months of work has paid off. CHRISTMAS PRESENT Ed and Barb ° Rous WAS YOUR PICTURE IN THE PAPER? Reprints of any photo which appeared in the McHenry Plaindealer and taken by our staff are available at modest prices. All are black and white. 4 X 5 -- $ 2 . 0 0 5 X 7 - $2.75 ' 8 X 10 - $4.00 Order Yours Today! 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Soft touch cord rewind Controlled rewind for smooth rectraction Model U3105 With Trade-In $22995 Model S3! 95 • LIFT OFF TOOL HANGER • TIP-TOE PEDAL SWITCH • CORD REWIND CONTROL With Trade-In $20995 COMPLETE WITH ATTACHMENTS AGITATOR ACTION CONTROL WITH INDICATOR received a very special surprise on Christmas. Barb's parents, Gilbert and Bette Baier arrived from Haines City, Fla., with the news that they sold their business in Florida and plan to move to Illinois. They are staying at the Rous home until they And a place of their own. Brian, Jamie and' Carrie love having their grandparents tiere and I'm sure the feeling is mutual. BABY GIRL Five-year-old Erin Serpe got a new baby sister just in time for Christmas. Proud parents Mark and Linda welcomed daughter number two Dec. 21. Jessica Lauren arrived at McHenry hospital weighing 6 lbs., 10 oz. Congratulations are sent their way on this blessed event. MOVING ON Jan 3 was the day our neighbors, Carolyn and Rich Lachel moved from North avenue to a new house on Park. Now we have a little farther to go when Jami wants to play with their daughter Carol. Guess I'll get a lot of use from the bike I got for Christmas. Jan. 30 is the day our next door neighbors, Kevin, Diana and Ryan Holland head for Houston, Tex. We will really miss them and wish them the best of luck in their new home. BELATED WISHES After a much needed two weeks rest we're back readv to begin another year. Help me keep my resolution of filling half a page with your news in '82 by giving me a call. While I was getting a little R and R I missed 12 days of special occasions. { nh sure Herb Dettmer, Ed Lane, Jim Grothman, Paul Rizzo, Tommy Kozicki, Catherine Kozicki, Chuck Pierce and Margaret Crago had a good birthday Jan. 1. Gregory Bliznik Jr., turned II years old Jan. 2 and he shared his day with Christine Lenz, Mark Albert Knaack and Debbie Kielisch. Marilyn Etheridge and her daughter Mary Ellen celebrated Jan. 3, along with Darlene Licastro. The 4th was the special day for Raymond Charles Corey, Keith Belzer and his sister Kimberly. Bruce and Sue Warren were married 13 years on the 4th. Jan. 5 was Mike Radcliffe and Tom Jenkin's natal day. Danny Parson heard the birthday song on the 6th. Barb Meuer and Terry Arroyo added another year Jan. 7. Kelly Jo Jenkins was eight years old on the 8th and our brother-in-law Jeff Jordan celebrated that day too. It was 28 years together for Leah and Walter Nuss on Jan. 9. Jan. 10 was the day Ryan Holland turned one year old and Diana Parson, Kevin Hahndorf and Jo Lynn* Glosson all added another year. Mary Ellen Johnson, Mark Rogers and Lee Ann Taylor were another year older Jan. 12. BIRTHDAY WISHES Best wishes to Phil Flemming on Jan. 13.. Jessica Boelter will be seven years old Jan. 14 and she shares her day with Steve Bremer. Jimmy Paul will hear the birthday song on the 15th. Scotty McGrath turns six years old Jan. 18 and shares his day with Pearl Loester and Jim Koch. Richard Larson has his special day Jan. 19. ANNIVERSARY WISHES Congratulations are sent to Ron and Barb Meuer on Jan. 17, their twenty-ninth wedding anniversary. EMPLOYMENT SURVEY Local representatives of the Bureau of the Census will conduct a survey of em­ ployment in this area during the work week of Jan. 18 through 22, Stanley D. Moore, director of the bureau's regional office in Chicago, has announced. The survey is conducted for the U.S. Department of Labor in a scientifically designed sample of ap­ p r o x i m a t e l y 7 1 , 0 0 0 households throughout the United States. Employment and unemployment statistics based on results of this survey are used to provide a continuing measure of the economic health of the nation. ess Entire Stock Must Go Dy Jon. 31 st Shop Early For Best Selection ALL SAMPLES Vi PRICE REDUCTIONS ON: •Tole & Canvas Painting Supplies •Macrame'Wicker •Pre-Cut Silk Flowers And Accessories •Counted X-Stitch •Much Misc. Crafts HOURS: M-S 9:30-5 Sunnyside Betty Messer Area 344-2494 Driver Fault Traffic signs and control de­ vices are misunderstood by many drivers 35 years of age and over and 24 and under, re­ search indicates. Y Wfl 5000 V.Rt. 120 McHenry 385-1070 Fund Benefits Four-Year-Old It recently came to the attention of friends and neighbors of Tom and Willie Slugga of Lakeview drive that their little four-year-old daughter Erin is suffering from aplastic anemia. This is a severe form of anemia that attacks the bone marrow that produces new cells. During the holidays, a neighbor had a trust fund started in Erin's name at a McHenry bank to help with all the medical expenses. The family were with Erin at the time in Seattle, Wash., for treatments for her. Now they are home but Erin must go into Children's Memorial in Chicago twice a week for more treatment. Jars were placed in the local stores at Christmas time and the trust fund is still open at the bank. Also needed are blood donors; Erin is type O negative. You can donate blood in Erin's name at the McHenry hospital and they will see that it goes to Children's Memorial for her. The generosity and kind­ ness of friends and neighbors is deeply appreciated by the Slugga family. BACK TO NORMAL Here it is 1982; I'm back again after the holidays; and hopefully now we are all back to normal. During the holidays we took a few days to visit our daughter and son-in-law and grandsons; the Rosinski family bf Conover, Wis. Their restaurant business keeps them busy and couldn't be with the family for the holidays. Living in the heart of snowmobile country it is a busy time for them. My husband Rich got to try ice-fishing with son-in- law Ralph. Also a big sport up North. HOLIDAY VISITORS The Eichhorns, Kate and Andy, spent Christmas eve with their daughter and her family, the Robert Oglers of Riverside; also their grandchildren and great­ g r a n d c h i l d r e n f r o m Colorado* and Wyoming. Kate said what a jumping household that was. On Tuesday, Jan. 5 there was a new arrival, another little great-granddaughter Debbie Eichnorn Busch. Still don't have all the details. There are now another grandpa and grandma Eichhorn in Sunnyside. Congratulations to Mary and Jim of 1414 Lakeview, the new grandparents. VILLAGE MEETING On Tuesday, the village held its regular monthly meeting in the new hall at 1515 Channel Beach drive. Discussed was the budget for the upcoming year. Bob Tomsa has been appointed custodian of the new hall. Plans are being made for spring; landscaping the area around the hall; and fixing the park. Trustee Dianna Barroso, who is park committee chairman, Us making plans with her committee for spring. Hard to think of spring with the weather at sub-zero temps, but Dianna and her com­ mittee are moving right along. A new police officer has been hired by the village, replacing one of the four officers who resigned. He's John Kloc. The village is planning on hiring another officer in the near future. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the village will be held Tuesday Jan. 19, at 8 p.m., at the village hall. Come out and see your new municipal building. VILLAGE VEHICLE STICKERS The sale of village vehicle stickers is way down. All cars registered to residents of the village must display a current sticker in a con­ spicuous place. Failure to do so by the 15th of February will result in a ticket and a fine. Stickers are available ^ from village clerk, Betty Messer, 1405 W. Bayview lane. For information call 385-6023. ANNIVERSARY This week's anniversary couple is Kathleen and Phillip Flemming of 4121 Wilmot road. Their special day is Jan. 3. Congratulations and best wishes for many more happy years together. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings this week go to the following Den Gaylord, who celebrated Jan. 1; Robert Kelso, Jan. 3; Val Patterson, Jan. 4; and Dawn Heim, Jan. 11. Hope you all had a happy day and many more to come. Frett Heads 4-County Contractors' Group Walter Frett, of McHenry, is the 1962 president of the Fox Valley General Con­ tractors association which maintains its office in Geneva. Frett is president of Joseph Frett & Son, Inc., a general contracting firm founded in 1948 by his late father, Joseph Frett, and brother, Robert. Frett was elected by the association's 10-member board and DUAL EDGE BRUSHERSI • * i>1 Wk 1m irim - . ' Serving the McHe Now through January... Special prices on FS grain system products FS has all you need for the grain system you want. Bins of all sizes ... in-bin continuous flow or stir drying sys­ tems ... grain handling equipment... fans, heaters and accessories. Plus complete planning, construction and main­ tenance services. Save up to 1 5 % and defer payment until October 19821 J McHENRY FS Marengo McHenry Huntley Woodstock EJkhorn Chemung Zenda WALTER ^RETT succeeded Barbara Boyer Jan. 1 as president of the li5- member association. The association, made up of general contractors, sub­ contractors and con­ struction-allied firms, en­ compasses, primarily, the area of Kane, Kendall, McHenry and DeKalb counties. Other officers and directors elected to serve in 1982 are Richard Sinnett Jr., as vice-president; John Stolt, vice-president; William Driessen, as secretary-treasurer; William Glenn and Robert Wegman. Frett and Mrs. Boyer will be honored Thursday, Jan. 14, at the yearly installation of officers dinner to be held at Floyd's in Dundee. SPECIAL MCC MEETING special meeting of the* McHenry County college board, Community College District No. 528, will be held in the board room of the college, Route 14 and Lucas road, Crystal Lake, Thur­ sday, Jan. 14, at 7:30 p.m., for the purpose of con­ sideration of personnel matters, review of 1961 tax levy, and general in­ formation matters. The meeting will be conducted in open session or closed session in accord, ce with the Illinois Open Meetings