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/ PAGE 16 - PLAINDEALER-WENDESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1974 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Deadline Near For C/vlI Defense Junque Sale Deadline draws near for the Civil Defense junque sale. Have you or are you getting donations together. Call Mrs. Hyatt at 385-4007 and get the information as to where to deliver the items or arrange with her about having your donations, whether it's for the junque sale or the baked items you are donating. Remember it's for a very good cause. Equipment for civil defense and then again that the same equipment maybe put to use for your benefit, whicfh may save your life and property in a crisis. Remember the date for the sale is all of Labor Day weekend. BIRTHDAYS It's time to light the candles and each cake will be a bit brighter because of having one more candle on top. Those who will be blowing out those candles are Marion Leske and Irene Thornton on Aug. 20, Cindy Povidas and Ida Legge on the twenty-second, then Dawn Johnson and Kevin Epperson on the twenty-eight. 1 believe Ida Legge is the oldest resident of Lilymoor and she will have to blow the hardest and longest as she will have 91 candles on her cake. A very happy day to Ida and all the others listed above and may each of you have many more. ANNIVERSARIES Those sharing another year with their respective mates are Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Kowal on Aug. 24, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Freeman on Aug. 26 and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mix on Aug. 30. Congratulations and many happy returns of the day to each of you. VACATIONS Home are the happy, tired vacationers - This is Bruno and Margaret Karas' and their daughter Maribeth's review of two happy weeks spent in Colorado. Boulder, Colo., FOR YOUR ADDED CONVENIENCE . . . OUR DRIVE-IN WINDOW IS OPEN WEDNESDA Y 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. SERVING ALL OF GREATER McHEMRY COUNTY McHenrv Savings M c H E N R Y A S A V I N G S < | llll MIOCIillM AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 209 North Gre«n Street McHemy iihno * 60050 615 385 3000 Deposits Insured Up To $20,000 By The Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation •iiiiiiii where the winds blow at night and you awake staring at the Flat Irons of the Rockies. The road through Estes National Park took us around breathtaking curves, looking down, down at small lakes, seeing ice-covered peaks in the distance, and crossing the Continental Divide where the waterways change direction, picnics in the mountains with our daughter, Margaret, who has become a resident of Colorado because of the beauty of the country. Can anyone forget the first glimpse of Mount Rushmore, with the faces of four of our great presidents carved out of the rocky mountainside, seen as one comes to the end of a tunnel? And Brainerd Lake, where we took pictures of our daughter, Maribeth, and her friend, Nancy Harper, in bathing suits standing barefoot in the snow! The wild flowers peeking through the snow, growing courageously along the icy cold rushing streams ~ white, yellow and truly royal purple. Pictures of the Rockies are beautiful, but never can you get the emotional impact that seeing and feeling them brings. Thank you Lord, for all this beauty. NOTICE The above resume was written by Margaret Karas. I think it was beautifully done and would like to let Margaret know she is a great candidate for writing a column such as this. She shows a natural beauty with words and could bring a freshness to reading and a much needed lift to this column. How 'bout it Margaret - ever give it a thought? MORE VACATIONS Norm and Pat Morrison report they had a fantastic three week vacation in Florida. a Three Themes Serve Vacation Church School Living and growing in God's love, serving in God's world, and learning through the wisdom of the Bible-all were VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL themes being pursued by the young people participating last week in Vacation Church school at First United Methodist church in McHenry. Gathering at 9 a.m. for worship in "God's Green Cathedral" at the corner of John and Center, the boys and girls sang and shared their individual and group experiences. School-age children brought a sack lunch and continued activities until 1:30 each day. Leaders and helpers in the Their first stop was New Port Richev on the Gulf where they stayed at a local motel and visited with friends. Second stop was in Orlando with Pat's father, Julio Lorenzana. Swimming was done at New Smyrna Beach and where daughter Sundae and Norm rode the oceanic wave. Disney World was next on the agenda where the Morrisons met the Casey family, former Lakemoor residents. The group spent three great days there, went on a fabulous tour and had a ball. The group also went to Miami and the Morrisons took <7oad\tous PRICtS fFFECTIVE, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, THURS AUG 15 THROUGH SUN , AUG 18. 1974 AT AU JEWEL STORES IN COOK, LAKE, DU PAGE AND MC HENRY COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS AND ELGIN) ONLY SMOKED MEATS, LUNCHMEATS, POULTRY, AND FROZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WEEK DAYS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS Jewel's 6ot AIIThe Fains For Delicious Mealtime Creations! I Don't Miss The Saving^ On Jewel's Fresh Tasting Produce! AT THE BUTCHER SHOP Delicious Meat Is The Specialty Of The House! U.S. NO Red Potatoes U.S.D A. GRADE "A" POPULAR BRANDS (EXCLUDING SELF-BASTING) Hen Turkeys BH 9-12 LB SIZE U*OURGOlDtN BASTING A TA|IE T_REA1 Vinenpe Tomatoes Turkey® GOV'T. INSPECTED PORK LOIN BLADE Rib Pork Roast FARMSTAND* Sweet Corn JU DOZEN PRODUCE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT , AUG 17 1974 U.S.D A GRADE "A" -- COMBINATION PACK Chicken Legs And Planning m GOV'T INSP. -- FULLY COOKED CORN KING -- BONELESS WATER ADDED PIZZERIA Smoked Pork Butt JEWEL HARDWOOD SMOKED OR CORN KING All Meat Hot Dogs DELICIOUS Macaroni GOV'T INSPECTED Liver YOUR SUMMER SCHEDULE A BIT! ALL VARIETIES 3718 W. Elm Street Mc Henry, Buddig Chipped Im inois Meats Hours: 8 a . m 9 a . m DUBUQUE 1 1 p . m . t h r u S a t . 6 p.m. Sundays Canned Ham CLING PEACHES Y VALLfY Cling Peach JEWEL'S OWN BRANDS . Cherry Valley Golden Cream Corn e Mary Ounbar Whole Kernel Corn Bluebrook Tomatoes VICIOUS FRESH Belmont Bread 3^$100 I I 3?°,. 16-17 OZ CAN off in a northerly direction to Chattanooga, Tenn., Lookout Mountain and Ruby Falls where they stayed two days enjoying the beauty and relaxing before returning home. LADIES LEAGUE The ladies met on Wednesday, Aug. 7, there was no business conducted so the ladies got right into the social part of the evening. Prize winners were: first Julie Kraus; second Sophie Patterson; third Viola Arbogast; booby prize, Helen Netzel. Hostesses were Eunice Tobey and Sophie Patterson. UNDERTHE WEATHER GROUP Here's hoping Steve Wijas is fully recovered and out ot me hospital following his auto accident. week's program included Jan Blankenhorn, Tillie Williams, Gaye Boland, Charlotte Collins, Nancy Hodges, Cindy Day, Saundra Clark, Karen Parks, Alice Trendler, Kathy Sanford, Karen Griffith, Evelyn Smith, Lilah Jordan, Charleen Tony an, Dori Koenig, Kristy Day, Lori Blankenhorn, Jennifer Leonard, Karen Day, Greg Clark, Dawn Shaw, Julie Bitterman, Jerry Haines and Lisa Toole. Nancy Hueckstaedt is recovering with her bout with ill health this past week or so. LIBRARY NEWS To the children who have written their names in the birthday book at the Nunda District Library, are invited to a "un-birthday" celebration on Monday, Aug. 19 at 1 p.m. at the library. Those children who are not listed should come in and put their name on the list. The library is open Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 1 to 6, and on Thursdays from 1 to 3. The crafts the children have made are on display. See you next week! State Police Warns Against Solicitation Because of frequent solicitation for magazines using the name of the state police, Supt. Dwight E. Pitman has issued the following statement state-wide: "At the time of solicitation the salesman infers that solicitation is being conducted by Illinois state police. Although members of the Illinois state police belong to certain police organizations which are jwthorized to solicit in the name of the organization, the Illinois state police or its members do not at any time solicit for advertising in any publication. I would urge that if the public is contacted by anyone inferring that he is soliciting on behalf of the Illinois state police, that it should be reported to the nearest state police headquarters before agreement to purchase such advertising." Two From McHenry Enroll At U. Of W. John McAndrews of 7212 W. Bull Valley road and Stevan Petrov of 6003 Fox Lake road, both of McHenry, were among the students who enrolled at the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater campus on one of the special registration days held this summer in preparation for the 1974-75 classes which will begin Aug. 26. A final registration day for incoming fall freshmen is scheduled during orientation week Aug. 21-26 and the university will continue to accept applications for admission until classes begin. LICENSE DISPLAY DEADLINE Michael J. Howlett, Secretary of State, has reminded second division vehicle owners that the deadline for displaying license plates for fiscal year 1974-75 is 12:01 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 15, except for mileage tax plates. Howlett said plates may be purchased over-the-counter at three Motor Vehicle facilities in Chicago from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on week days, and on the first floor of the Centennial building in Springfield from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday A 12-foot-long, hand carved solid mahagony dugout canoe recently washed ashore near Galveston, Texas. Evidently, from sonu of the islands between Florida and South America. Are You New In ! McHenry Area ? J * jf jf Do You Know Someone new? WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A ROYAL WELCOME TO EVERY NEWCOMER TO OUR AREA ! ! ! ! ! CALL .JOAN STULL DORIS ANDREAS 385-1)418 385-451H -V & V V & -oN 99m WHC99H KNOW YOUR AREA-ROYAL WELCOME DOES I I Ml.s i