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SECTIONS PAGE 4 - PLA1NDEALEB - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15,1*1 mmmmm FRIENDS IN NEED What to do when in a strange community with no address or business name of the old time friends you came to visit? Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schwartz drove down from Darlington, Wis., to visit with former neighbors, Bill and Peggy Hendrickson, but left address and business name home on the kitchen table. Lokemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 * Lakemoor Vote Goes To Hyatt Last Tuesday's election of Lakemoor village officials found President Richard Hyatt and Trustee Harry Brady reelected. About two- thirds of the people eligible to vote, made their wishes known. New faces on the Board of Trustees will be Kathy Kelley and C.E. Godt, r e p l a c i n g M a r g a r e t Coughlin, Les Nejedly and Connie O'Rourke. L. Nar- caroti, running unopposed, is replacing Pat Morrison as clerk. s; It is an exalting election with so many candidates interested in village g o v e r n m e n t . M a y Lakemoor's next four years be a time of cooperation, understanding and healthy growth. A vote of ap­ preciation is extended to the three retiring trustees for their many hours of labor. Finding McHenry was no problem, but where to go from there? They decided to try the police station. Very helpful personnel there were unfamiliar with the businesses outside of the city so a call was placed to the Sheriff's office in Wood­ stock. There someone knew of Peggy and Bill's bungalow in Lilymoor, and gave ex- \ [Home f 13 Oi. Prica* Effactiv*: Ttiurs., April 14 thru Sot., April It Clo«*d Easter Sunday rovemenf SiIkI Croup Panaling 20% OFF Refl. Prices Dacorata for Spring wltfi oasy car* panaling. Many attrec- tiva ityUs ft colors to choosa from. Suva 42% Stanley' 12 Ft. StMlfap* 5.67 R«g. 10.95 Stanley® poworiock tocuro* 7," tapo blade. No.322760. 2.17 Reg. 3.46 No primar necossary, haat racist ant finish. S«v« 45% Sawhors* Brock*! 1.42 > Reg. 2.69 Hoovy gougo stool, rust rosistont. 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Mildred Narcarti was the hostess at the April 4 meeting and bunco was played. Jean Dember won first and extra prizes, Sophie Paterson second, Julia Kraus third and Mildred Nejedly fourth. Connie O'Rourke ended up with the booby. The meeting was held at the Municipal building and the ladies were happy to have it in the downstairs hall, so the stairs would not have to be surmounted. ONE LIBRARIAN TO ANOTHER Julie Cassell as Marion Paroo in the production of '"nie Music Man" at the McHenry West auditorium last week, gave a fine in­ terpretation of a librarian in earlier times. Her clear true voice was delightful to listen to. All the youngsters in the Drama club presentation gave rousing performances. And along with Marion, many of us capitulated to the charm of Doug Maris as the "Music Man". The musical was a happy time given to us by a talented group>who will always remember "Good- THE END IS NEAR! Our supply of beautiful bushos from Roso Farm of Woodstock Is running low. This Is the last chance for you to get these rose tushes at... RECESSION PRICES! Bring your own containers. 50' EACH 25 FOR *10.00 QUANTITY DISCOUNTS All prices cash 4 carry FINAL DAY , i • For these savings .v/\ L_ is April 18th 9 a.m.-4 p.m. * Daily including Sat. & Sun. Rose Farm Rd. night My Someone" and "76 Trombones" with nostalgia. WELCOME, NUMBER 11 Kristen Rose Freeman made her debut into this world Feb. 23, weighing in at 8 lbs., 1 ox. Kristen is Ralph and Pam Freeman's second daughter, and 11th grand­ child of Lenora Freeman of Lakemoor. The Rose in Kristen's name is in honor of Lenora, whose middle name is~you guessed it-Rose. Gramma will undoubtedly be called on for help, as Teresa, Kristen's sister is only one year old. When will you have an even dozen, Lenora? * CELEBRATIONS Belated birthday wishes go to Robert Hibbs of Fritzsche Estates whose special day was April 12. Ray Embrey, always in­ volved in making Lakemoor a better community, adds another year on the 16th. Marina (Missy) Mumma of Lilymoor will be having five candles on her cake April 19. Dear neighbor, friend, and helper-in-time- of-need, Carl Stromley celebrates April 21. April 17 is the wedding anniversary of Helen and Ed Povidas. May their time of sharing be filled with ex­ citement, joy and peace. RECUPERATING Bud Mohrman, owner of Lakemoor's Little Store, is home after surgery on his hand. All went well, and soon Bud will be better than ever. EASTER SERVICE A musical presentation, "Come Messiah come", will be given by the children of the United Pentecostal church in Lakemoor at the Easter morning service, 9:45. Visitors are welcome to join in the celebration of Christ's resurrection in Lakemoor's only church, located one block north of Route 120. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Apr. 15 - Bake sale - Moose Lodge, Route 120, 11 a.m. - sponsored by senior citizens - donations ac­ cepted before the sale. Apr. 17 - He is crucified. Apr. 19 - He is risen! Apr. 19-25 -- National Secretary's week. Apr. 20 - Free blood pressure screening L a k e m o o r M u n i c i p a l building - 7 to 8 p.m. Apr. 23 - Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. He loves each one of us, as if there were only one of us. GOD BLESS Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 ! - MoVicE - I j the : •CHALET GOLF COURSE? 1 18 Hole-Par 70 S WILL BE OPEN FOR PLAY THIS SEASON ON APRIL 18th ENTRANCE ON W. RAWSON BRIDGE RD., 3 MILES NORTH OF CARY AND Vi MILE WEST OF RAWSON BRIDGE ON FOX RIVER. REGISTER BUILDING (312)639-9732 Response Is Heartwarming I'm really pleased with the response I had this week from our residents. I heard from someone on all three streets I requested. It does the heart good to know so many people read this column and care enough to call and share their news with us. Let's hear from someone on Sunset, Home and Central next week. APRIL SHOWERS There were two wedding showers held Sunday, April 5. The first one was given at the home of Jeanne Watkins for Val Stade. Val is engaged to Tim Watkins and the big *day will be June 6. Her future sisters-in-law, Debbie Grabo and Pat Schmitt hosted the party that day. Twenty friends and family members came with lovely gifts for the bride-to-be. After all the gifts were open everyone enjoyed a buffet lunch and cake and coffee. The second shower was at the home of Aggie Lewakowski. The guest of honor was Robin Dawley who will marry Ken Lewakowski April 25. Robin's mother, Lelia Dawley; Ken's grandma, Patrick and grandma Kawula, were among the 30 guests on hand. While the ladies were in the basement having their party the men enjoyed a good card game around the kitchen table. Before the evening was over everyone got together and had a great time dancing. Guess they thought it would be good to practice before the big day on the 25th. BIRTHDAY BOY Cheryle Michaels' son Billy turned 11 years old Sunday, April 5. His friends Rodney and Daniel Boone slept over on Saturday. The boys devoured all the chocolate cake and rocky road ice cream. Bill's sister Debbie and brother Tommy and uncle Bob presented him with some new fishing gear. Looks like Billy will be spending a lot of time now on McCullom Lake. WEDDING BELLS Gar and Eleanor Hearle of Willow Lane called as soon as they returned from Bowie, Md. They drove there with John and Polly Licastro for their granddaughter's wedding. Carol Matthews, formerly from McHenry, married Arthur Vogel, Saturday, April 4. Everyone enjoyed the reunion on this joyous occasion. We would also like to congratulate Eleanor on receiving the highest honor given by the Ladies of the Moose BIRTHDAY WISHES "Happy Birthday" to Jill Bartos and Kevin Druml on April 15. The 16th is the special day for Renee Elizabeth Druml, one day after her daddy's. Becky Sweeney will be three years old April 17 and she shares her day with Michael Anthony and Jack Worm. Best wishes to Ken Becker, Pam Steele, Kathy Campo and Florian Malina on April 18. Mary Boelter, Mitchell Ketchum, Ray Barle and Butch Morgenson add another year on the 19th. Rich McGrath will hear the birthday song April 20. ANNIVERSARY WISH Larry and Mary Alice Sword will be married 18 years on April 20. TWSE GUYS CAN MAKE sjgj YOU BOOK IKE A GENUS. There are build­ ers and there are builders. The builders in this ad are the creme de la cr£me. They're the ones who can make you look like the smartest guy on the block because they can put you in the smartest house on the block. The energy-smart house. The energy- smart house has double-glazed win­ dows. The layer of air trapped between them will help you keep comfortable when cold winds blow or sidewalks sizzle. The ceilings and walls are packed with insulation to help you stay warm when you should be warm and cool when you should be cool. There's caulking and weather-stripping around every door and window so you won't waste money heating and cooling the great outdoors. Instead of an air conditioner and AURORA Stonegate Manor 900-950 Autumn Lane East of Church Rd. North of Indian Tratf Builder: Jim Popp Builders BARRINGTON Lake Bamngton Shores Townhomes 4 miles North of Bamngton on Rt. 59 at Miler Rd. Builder Lake Bamngton Associates BLOOMINGDALE Country Club Estates 114-1(7 Country Club Drive Builder Don Moms BUFFALO GROVE The Commons of Buffalo Grove 505 Hams Dr. Buffalo Grove Rd. North of Lake Cook Rd. Builder: Wiknont Homes Inc. Suffield Place 1102 Lock wood Dr. BuschRd. East of Rt 83&McHenry Rd. Builder. M.J. Miles Construction Co. BURR RIDGE Homes by Diono 39 Fawn Court County Line Rd. So. of German Church Rd. Builder Diaholnc. HOFFMAN ESTATES Highland Hills 1685 Castaway Court North of Palatine Rd. West of Eb Rd. 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