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Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Lakeland Part & Lakeland Shores Officials Host Meeting Mayors and trustees of nearby communities were hosted by President Richard Hyatt and the trustees of the Village of Lakemoor Wed­ nesday, July 22. It was a meeting of the McHenry County Munic ipa l association, held at Chapel Hill Country club, with about ISO people attending. State Senator Jack Schaffer was the very witty speaker, giving his audience information interspersed with humor. His subject was the preservation of the Chain of Lakes and Fox River waterways, which is of such importance to all of us. Senator Schaffer in­ troduced the mayors, and also the mother of Lakemoor's president, Mrs. Marie Hyatt, making one of her rare public appearances. Also enjoying the delicious food and the whole evening, were Lakemoor trustees, Charles Godt and Mrs. Godt; Kathleen Kelley and her husband James; Walter Para and his wife Helen; village clerk, Lola Narcaroti and her son Renard and daughter Mary; and former trustee Barbara Nejedly and her husband Les. FIESTA FUN Mayor Byrne may have her Chicago Fest, but McHenry did great things with its Fiesta Fest. From the Wonder Lake Ski team, which really filled the watchers with wonder at their abilities, on to the finale of the Drum and Bugle Corps presentation, all tastes and all ages were given a chance for self ex­ pression and enjoyment. The Seven Mile River Run was entered by three youngsters from our area. Completing the 3% mile stretch were Chris Mumma, 23 minutes; Scott Mumma, 40 minutes; ahd Robert Gurske, 42 mihutes, 51 seconds. Robert reports his legs still hurt on Friday - not his feet, just his legs. We enjoyed the Concert in the Park Thursday night, which presented the excit Sound generated by the McHenry City Stage Band under the expressive body language leader, Bill Toailson. The energies of the Judy Svalander dance group was a tribute to the long hours of practice, completed with the burst from local dancers Robin Irwin and Pam Schaefer. The McHenry Chamber of Commerce has indeed given McHenry its very own ex­ cellent Fiesta Fest. BIKE ACCIDENT Young Kristy Snow was riding her bicycle down the hill in Lakemoor Friday June 17, when her brake cable got caught in the spokes of her bike. Over she went, hanging on to the cycle with all her strength. Results cfte9bo( C#w T DR. JACK R. 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Her thoughtful father had suggested that response. Kristy has no broken bones to show for the accident, just a broken bike and lots of bruises. Thankfully, she is mending well, and ap­ preciates the kindnesses shown to her by her family and friends. YOUTH DROWNS Mark Ross, who spent his childhood years in the old Wegner farm house in Fritzsche Estates, drowned Saturday, July 18 in the Possum Run gravel pit. Sympathy is extended to the Ross family from former neighbors and friends. A tragic incident such as this, again reminds us that gravel pits are not legal places to go swimming. They are dangerous because the water is usually extremely deep and cold, and there is no shoreline that allows for a gentle drop off. The water in the pits always looks so inviting, but tragically, many find it their last earthly look. CAT OWNER FOUND The owner of the white cat written about in last week's column, had placed an ad in the Lost and Found section of the Citizen. The Gurskes called the number, and a positive identification was made. The cat was deaf, which accounted for his not hearing the approaching car, causing his death. The sad owners appreciated the care extended to their pet with one blue eye and one green eye. HAPPY DAYS Birthday wishes go to Nancy Stockwell on her day, ,July 29. Heather Hager off the month of August. Nancy Martina's birthday is Aug. 2, about three weeks after her father Chuck's, on July 18. Sherida Dawdy will be four years old on the second. X^harles Huecks taedt , J r (aka Dutch) celebrates 6n the fourth. Anniversary wishes go to Jeanine and Charles Mar­ tina who will start their twenty-sixth year of marriage July 30. Congratulations, and may you enjoy many many more. GOD BLESS Streets To , Be Resurfaced 1 received word that a tew streets in Lakeland Park are scheduled to be resurfaced in the near future. They are Shorehill from Park to Beach, Rogers from Prairie to Shore and Clearview from Eastern to Oak. There are other streets in the area Quit need to be done but it will have to wait until next year. The budget only allows so much money for the job so we have to be patient ADD LIFEGUARDS The beach at Petersen park seems to be a very popular spot this summer. With so many people in the water swimming it is necessary to have more lifeguards on duty. Begin­ ning last weekend, you will see more lifeguards every weekend until the end of the season. RECEIVES STRIPE I spoke with Mary Ann Dettmer today to find out what's new with son Herb and his wife Toni in Hawaii. Herb received his third stripe recently, which makes him a senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. Die young Dettmers return to the mainland Marc)} and then Herb finish with anoth closer to home, have' a menage for Toni from her husband and in­ laws, "you're supposed to It working so hard and I't wear yourself out." Wayne and Mary Ann will be flying over there in a couple of months for s visit and they expect to be taken sight­ seeing so Toni better be well rested till then. • NEW ADDITIONS There were two babies born this month that added to the population of lakeland Park. The first was a baby girl born to Kevin and Carol Harrington on July 6. Jessica Ann made her ap­ pearance at Memorial hospital for McHenry county,Woodstock weighing 7 lbs., 8 oz. Richard and Sharon Saunders welcomed their first son on July 14. Richard Charles Saunders Jr. was born at Manorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock weighing in at 8 lbs., 15 oz. He was welcomed home by his 17-month-old sister. Corinne. BIRTHDAYS July 21 is the day Jennifer Beast wUl be 9 yean old and Gayle Laursen will add another year. Best wishn to Tom Gerambio Sr. and Jane Grotfaman on July 90. Our 'youngest sister Sue Jordan hits the quarter century mark on July 91 and she sham her day with Lil Beoes, Bette Kamp, Helen Strandqulst, Ken Vanek, Robert Clove and Brian DenMson. Happy birthday is wished to Murph Kwiatek, Elaine Piasedd, Jerry Bunting and Susan Beck on Aug. 2. Lorie Ann Knaack and Tom Giacomo hear the birthday song Aug. 9. Aug. 4 is the special day for Carmon Hodges, Glenn Coarson and Robert Laursen. ANNIVERSARY Jane and Ken Grothman will celebrate their thirty- sixth wedding anniversary Aug. 3. ' U. S. Car The average car in the United States travels about 10,000 miles in a year, consuming more than 700 gallons of gasoline. OUucoms, the second leading cause of blindness, occurs most often in the over-40 sge group. About two percent of people over age 33 have glaucoma. Early detection and treatment of the disease sre essential for its control. 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