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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1973 ^^eUclonlnj^^ s p u r g e o n s Starts Tomorrow! Our Lowest Prices of the Season! Save $1! Ladies' Brushed Sleepwear Winterweight pj s, gowns, robes. Compare at 2 99. 3 99 and 4 99. now $2. $3, $4 $2 $3 $4 088 2 Great Groups of Reg Polyester Tops 7.99 Also, all 8.99 tops. 7.88. Long sleeve screen prints in regular and large sizes. Sale! Infant Sleep Reg 3 50 and Play Sets and 3 79 O Flame-safe brushed nylon and terry in boy and girl styles. Solids, prints Reg. 3.99 Nylon Slack Sets for Children O Girls 2-4 and 4-6X. boy and girl styles 9/24 mos Print or applique tops -|88 Sensational Value! 2.29 Bed Pillows value Floral tick bed pillows filled with polyester or foam and feathers. Full size 366 Special Purchase! if pert Heavy Weight Blankets 7 99 Made by Chatham in solid colors--full size with nylon binding Slight flaws 3 Groups Polyester Doubleknit Pants Sizes 32-38 5.77. 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Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt Cheryl Mumma 385-5689 Village President Needs Volunteers For Fund Project Johnny Horizon, '76, is something you will be hearing a lot of in the next couple of years. In 1976, America will be celebrating its bi-centennial anniversary. Two hundred outstanding years. President Hyatt is asking for a committee for a fund raising project to prepare for the oc­ casion. The pride we hold for our community is held by millions of other Americans in millions of other communities; so, there will be a personal competition between ail of us to make ours stand out above all the rest. The way to do this, is to start now by cleaning up our surroundings. If you are willing to work on this planning and organization committee, call either President Hyatt or Carol Sch­ midt. One of the first purchases will be a face lift for the village hall and to purchase bunting and flass for the Village high­ way. OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday greetings are going out to Geneva (Neva) Wilson on the third, Scott Meyer on the fourth, Terry Morrison, Billy Freeman and Joseph Yerkes who share the fifth. Gloria Cassell will be celebrating on the seventh, as will Louise Epperson on the eighth. On the ninth, La Verne Schueler, Robert Glus and Henry Gam will light their candles. Charles Epperson has the tenth, and John Cassell has the twelfth for celebrating. Yet to come are Ed Povidas on the thirteenth, Arden Heald on the fourteenth, Sue Ingram on the fifteenth, and Leslee Schmidt on the sixteenth. May all of you have many, many more. OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary wishes go out to the following couples for their years of togetherness; Joseph and Toni Yerkes have a double celebration because Joe's birthday is also on the fifth. On the sixth, Bud and Alma Hueckstaedt add another year. On the eighth, Chuck and Louise Epperson can celebrate their anniversary and two days later is Chuck's birthday. Clyde and Meta Fryer are looking forward to the twelfth. On the thirteenth, Walter and Helen Para add another year as will Lawrence and Jo Bartelt on the fourteenth. Happy anniversary to all of you and may you have continued happiness and many more years together. SANITATION FOLLOW-UP In reference back to last week's column on the problem of septic sanitation there has been quite a bit of controversy. I called the Board of Health and was told that it is a state law, right now, which prohibits any dumping in McHenry County. The septic companies in McHenry County may get a permit to dump outside this county, or you may call someone from another county to come and do the pumping of your septic system. I, personally, called a couple septic companies and was told by one of them, the best thing we could do for them, is to call the Board of Health and find out why something more positive is not being done. Don't let them talk circles around you -- tell them you want an answer in common English; otherwise they give you all the fancy talk and after you hang up you don't really know what it is they said to you. The biggest thing you can do is write a letter to the Board of Health in Springfield and let them know what a real problem we have. This piece of advice was given to me by a septic company whose truck has been setting idle for three weeks. The people in the high offices should be made aware that this problem exists apd that we need their help and we need it RIGHT NOW! So get' your paper and pen ready and write a super-heated letter to them. They might ignore one letter, but, they can't ignore a whole truck load of them. L '• I'll have more on this later as things progress, please call me if you have any questions about this. I'll be glad to help you in any way I can. AUXILIARY OUTING The members of the Lilymoor Women's auxiliary enjoyed a delicious luncheon on Wednesday, Sept. 26, at the Country Club in Grayslake. Following the luncheon, the ladies all went to Eunice Tobey's home for games and prizes. 1 The next regular meeting will be held at Helen Roddes home at 8 o'clock p.m. on October first. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION On Sunday, Sept. 23, John Behrendt had a birthday party given in honor of his eightieth birthday. Those in attendance to help John celebrate were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Behrendt of Rolling Meadows, Mrs. Pauline Oleksy of Stickney, Mr. and Mrs. John Oleksy and daughter, Mary Jane Trtol, of La Grange Park, and Karen and Mike Trtol. Happy birthday, John, from all your friends and neighbors^ May you have eighty more! CONDOLENCES The sympathy of the com­ munity goes out to Ruth Kronke on the passing of her brother, Joseph Reining. IN CLOSING Referring back to the Johnny Horizon '76 celebration, let me say that hopefully, Lilymoor will have been annexed with Lakemoor by the time the celebrating starts. With this in mind, it is up to the residents of Lilymoor to join in on the cleaning up and beautifying projects that will be cropping up. Our land is something to be proud of and the best way to show off our pride is to dig in right now. 1976 is not that far away so let's get started. See you next week. New Equipment In Service At Courity Hospital One major new piece of equipment in service at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County is the radioisotope scanner. Ob­ taining this equpment was one of the first steps taken by Dr. Dan Horan, newly-named radiologist, who assumed his duties July 1. Horan has had training in nuclear medicine technology, and Memorial hospital chose an Ohio-Nuclear Series 84 machine located in the laboratory and X-ray depart­ ment area on the lower level floor. Whole body scans can be shown on a single 14 x 17-inch film in about 45 minutes. "Scouting" views of the brain are made in 2'/2 minutes; of the lungs in three minutes; of the liver in two minutes, The scan minification technique reduces the image to a fraction of its true size in both axes, thereby increasing the data density of information recorded. Included in this installation are a patient couch, control console, and the equipment required to obtain the scanning. A video display unit is in the control console and a per­ manent record can be photographed. 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