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\ PAGE U - PLAINPEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER », Lakemoor-Lilyn\oor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 It's Time Now To Celebrate Many mothers are celebrating now that school is open! Prudie Huffman was among those getting the youngsters off and then having the luxury of another half hour of sleep time. Now it's back to the three R's for the youngsters. Let's add another R to the 'readin', 'ritin' 'n' 'rith- metic, standing for the "R" Responsibility. By learning responsibility, ye become individuals of worth and value in all life situations. A VACATION THAT REALLY WAS One of the busiest vacations noted, was executed by the Rick Foss family of Lakemoor. The McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 RIVERSIDE DR (Across from the Fox Hole) McHENRY, ILLINOIS 3BB-BZ40 GLASSES MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! (Single Vision Only) Over 3 000 First Qual i ty FRRMES Metal or Plast ic s ALL K I D S FRRMES M e t a l S o t P l a s t i c 12 i 3 VISIT OUR BOUTIQUE &ESi6iiEit SECTION SENIOR _____ ________ WITH PURCHASt CITIZENS r n c c r n n M c a OFIFNSES E M E R G E N Y R E P A I R S & F R A M E R E P L A C F M F N T DAILY 8 3CT-5 30 SAT 8 30 4 WFD 8 30 I T L ^ J v Tk SEASONEd Chtf Announces Fall/Winter 1981 Cooking Class Schedule Please call for further information 8 1 5 - 3 3 8 - 6 2 4 1 SEPT, 19 I I -3 p.m. FREE SEPT. 26 1-3 p.m. FREE OCT. 3 I -3 p.m. FREE OCT. 10 I -3 D.m. FRIEE OCT. 17 I I *3 p.m. FREE OCT. 24 CUISINART DEMO - For beginners and those looking for the best techniques. PIZZA-PIZZA-PIZZA - Stuff­ ed and thin crust, fillings, sauces $ doughs. Kids welcome. --Sandy Young TO BE ANNOUNCED JONES LOCKER - Featuring Bill Jones. News about nitrates S natrites plus how to buy S care for holiday fowl. CUISINART DEMO - Basic S not so basic. All you ever wanted to know about food processors § more! 1-3 FR SOUPER SUPPER - To enter- m. tain or for family. Boullibaise E (fish chowder) 6 your own crusty bread. NOV. 7 I -3 p.m. FREE NOV. 14 m. 1-3 FR An Authentic CASSOULET from Provence. An economical, nutritious way to cook with style. --Gene Graues HOLIDAY APPETIZERS - To make ahead S freeze -wonderful new ideas for your holiday parties. NOV. 2 I TURKEY TALK Basic turkey dinner w/trimmings. Do ahead ideas S desserts. 3 p.m. FREE NOV. 28 I I -3 p.m. FREE CUISINART DEMO - The care 5 feeding of the dream machine. DEC. 5 PATE S S TUREENS - Using vegetables & meats. Learn the secrets. -- Sandy Young 1-3 p .m . FREE DEC I 2 1-3 FR EE _ CUISINART DEMO • Techni- m. ques S tips for holiday cook­ ing. DEC. 19 Easy But Elegant DESSERTS- Chocolate Mousses, etc. tk SEASONEd Chef Old Court house - On Woodstock's Square 815-338-6241 Doily 10-5; Friday 10-8; Sun. 10-4 1961 first week in August, sons Mark and Troy were at amp Richards in isconsin, having all the fun games of camp life. This gave Hedie and Rick a chance to explore the State of Illinois on Rick's cycle. They visited 31 state parks in eight days, traveling 1,700 miles. The southernmost visited was Pere Marquette, and the return north was made along the western boundary. Their only overnight on "foreign" soil during this trip, was when the closest motel was across the Mississippi in Clinton, Iowa. This led to seeing a play in the "Showboat" on the river that evening, which was an unexpected pleasure. Rick and Hedie found that the Illinois parks all offer different sights and ac­ tivities. They also enjoyed just meeting and chatting with the friendly people met on the way. Back home, and soon the three men folk were off on an overnight camping trip to the Dells in Wisconsin. Their campsite wasn't far from the activities of the area, but far enough to enjoy the feeling of wilderness. Sports of special fun were the water slides and bumper boats. Then back home and a day at Great America. Hedie didn't wiant to go on the BIG ride, but opted for it when the waiting line promised to be V/2 hours, which she did not want to spend by herself. All survived. One day was spent at Cubs park, when baseball finally returned to Chicago. With all the cheering from the Foss' - - the Cubs won! On Aug. 21 our group drove to Lake Geneva, Wis., and went for a ride on the ex­ cursion boat. By-gone days were brought to mind by the paddle-wheel type boat, and seeing the beautiful estates on the shore of the lake. Another day at Great America followed, with part of the day not so happy for Mark, as he had to spend it with the orthodontist. But he got to spend more fun time at the park afterwards. It's been a good time time for Hedie, Rick, Mark and Troy. A time of discovery, not only of the fun to be had on short trips, but the great joy of being a family, and really getting to know and understand and love each other all the more. DfeATHOFAN EX-NEIGHBOR Connie Johnson suc­ cumbed to carcinoma in Rockford Memorial hospital Aug. 31. Connie was a well known member of our community until the time she left Lilymoor and moved to Antioch. Many will remember her as the Republican committeeman, and in her work as an in­ spector for the state of Illinois. Under the guidance of Connie, the McHenry Nunda Library was moved to its present location She served as president of the Board of Trustees from 1970 to 1974, and was able to see the fruits of her labor develop into an important part of the life of our community. Connie and Marion Leske were friends who shared a love of garage sales, han­ dicrafts such as knitting on machines, and community responsibility. It is truly sad that death has claimed them both within an eight-month span. Connie Johnson will be remembered for her hard work, dedication and ac­ complishments. Rest in peace. LADIES MEET Though the group was small, the games were played and the food savored. The Lily Lake Ladies League met last Wednesday evening at the Lakemoor Municipal building. Hostess for the evening was oc­ togenarian Sophie Paterson, whose strength and deter­ mination constantly amazes others. She again walks without the use of a cane, after recuperating from a severe fall. The deviled eggs, cheeses and cake she T3 (S) StableBed by ECS 'ABSORBENT CELLULOSE FIBER HORSE BEDDING * LIGHT & EASY TO CLEAN * SAFE & ALWAYS AVAILABLE * ECONOMICAL & BIODEGRADABLE CONTACT YOUR DISTRIBUTORS George & Geri Luczanich 18316 Kishwaukee Valley Woodstock, IL 60098 815-568-6856 RARP.AIftK POD VHIID RAD AT (cU vnifit DISCOUNT DRUG CENTERS Budweiser BUDWEISER BEER 12 PACK 12 OZ. CANS REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE . $369 served, were not only en­ joyed at the meeting but leftovers were taken home to eat later. Sophie won the first prize playing bunco. She ^hasn't been in the winner's circle for a long time, so it was an appropriate time for her to get the highest award. Connie O'Rourke won second, Millie Narcarti special, and Julia Kraus, booby. The ladies are already making plans for their an­ nual Christmas dinner, a time of celebration they all look forward to. LESSON LEARNED When one's husband gives a person a beautiful, neat new car, he should also give instructions on operating same. The lesson Connie Szamlewski of Lakemoor learned one evening last week was; read your owner's manual first, and then operate car. She was following husband Bob down Route 120, with the flasher lights blinking away on her car, making all other drivers aware that she was either coming or going. Finally, both cars pulled off the street. Bob got out and came over to the new toy and pushed the button con­ trolling the trouble lights. All is well now, and Connie knows all about how to operate a husband's generosity. BIRTHDAYS Patty Withrow celebrates her birthday Sept. 9; Heidi Hager will be opening presents on the 11th; and Patricia Hertel gets another year closer to voting age Sept. 12. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 10. Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. - Setp. 14. Lilymoor association meeting, 7:30 p.m. 1006 N. Dale. 385-8568. Sept. 21. Free blood pressure screening, 7-8 p.m. Lakemoor Municipal building. Sept. 24. Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. NATURE NOTES Geese seem to be flying in all directions. Three weeks ago, about 24 flew so low over our home on Lily Lake road, that the sound of the air pushing against their feathers was heard. Only they were flying north. The following week, Louise and Don Hipwell sighted a group (covey, bunch or ?) circling over their house in Lakemoor. Last week, the geese evidently got their act together. Another V for­ mation was sighted by Maggie Dunnagan, this time flying south. Does all this mean we will have a short winter, a mixed up winter, or an early cold winter? Take your choice! SPECIAL DAYS Anniversary time for Arden and Pat Heald is Sept. 13. The very important date for Art and Prudie Huffman of Lilymoor is Sept. 14. This is also the date of Bruno and my wedding many years ago. For a first marriage, it's held up pretty well hasn't it, old dear? The soul could have no rainbow, had the eyes no tears. GOD BLESS McCullom Lake Dawn Miller , 385-4901 No-Till Tour Sept. 10 The 1981 McHenry County No-Till tour, sponsored jointly by the McHenry County Soil Conservation service, Soil and Water Conservation district, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation service, Extension service, and college will be held Thur­ sday, Sept. 10, beginning at 9:30 a.m. at McHenry County college near Crystal Lake. MCC is the site of the county no-till demonstration plots which exhibit the response of several corn and soy bean varieties and the effectiveness of various herbicide combinations in a no-till system. In addition to a tour of the county demonstration plots, participants will have the opportunity to visit area farms where producers will describe and evaluate their no-till operations. Individuals interested in participating in this year's tour should contact the McHenry county ASCS office at 815 338-0444 as soon as possible. The registration fee will help to cover the cost of lunch and bus tran­ sportation to area farms. In case of rain, this program will be changed to Friday, Sept. 11. ^SSSSSSfeSS8=^&^SSSSSSSSSSg5S!SSS5=as8SSSSSS®S^ii ; -flittCe. <ẑ ecI IBazn dzxamici 1701 N. RICHAAOND RD. 344-35*0 We Have Greenware, Supplies Duncan and Mayco Paints Fancy Macrame Beads Beach Gals Flea Maclfet This Saturday, Sept. 12, is the day for the Beach Gals second annual Flea Market, Craft Fair and Bake Sale to be held at the beach house from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Besides the Beach Gals Bake Sale, there will be 20 tables of miscellaneous goods and crafts including ceramics, flower arrangements, or­ naments, furry pillows and animals, pictures, jewelry, beadwork and handmade toys and dolls, all perfect for Christmas gifts. Refresh­ ments will be served. Proceeds of the tabie rentals, bake sale and refreshments will go towards the events the Beach Gals put on for the children of the village. Remember to tell all your friends and see you on Saturday. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Michael Loewe, on Maple Hill, celebrated his third birthday Wednesday, Aug. 26, with a gala party. His guests included cousins Patrick, Kathy, Scott, Wade and Allen Loewe, Tommy and Tony Olson, Todd and Ashley Lasco and some out- of-town guests. The children enjoyed playing outside since the rain held off for a short while. Chocolate birthday cake and pop were con­ sumed and enjoyed by all. We hope all your days are happy, Michael. CONSERVATION CLUB The McCullom Lake Conservation club meets once a month on the third Tuesday, at 8 p.m., in rotation between Spojnia Barn, Lakeland Park Community club and Mc­ Cullom Lake beach house. This month's meeting on Sept. 15 will be held at McCullom Lake beach house. This club's purpose is the preservation of McCullom Lake and officers are president, Peter Kasper Sr.; vice-president, Harvey May; secretary, ..Cheryl Winkel and treasurer, Audis Bowlin. If you have any questions, please contact one of these people and they'll be happy to answer you. This month they will be discussing and finalizing the date for the ice fishing derby. BEACH GALS MEETING At the Beach -Gals last monthly meeting elections for the positions of president and secretary were held. I. am happy to say that Pat Anderson is the new president and Sandy Lasco is the new secretary. We wish you both the best for the next two years. The two retiring officers were Donna Gates as president and Joanne Weisenberger as secretary. Give these two ladies a round of applause for a job well done for the past two years. The Flea Market was the main topic of discussion. Each member is asked to bake two items for the bake sale. Also, set up for the big event will be on Friday the 11th at the beach house at 10 a.m. We need all the available hands you can spare. The winner of the prize for the meeting was Peg Loewe, the vice-president. Hope to see everyone at the Flea Market. Happy birthday wishes go this week to Kevin Harwell turning two Sept. 9; my dear friend, Val Klapperich's special day is Sept. 10; D a n n y K l a p p e r i c h celebrates his ninth on Sept. 11. Millie Wright, Todd Carson and Wade Loewe turn three on Sept. 12; Marilyn Martle, celebrates Sept. 14 and Tim Klapperich and Ronny Yates share Sept. 15. We wish you all happy days. COMMUNITY CALENDAR * Sept. 10, Thursday, 8 p.m. Ladies of the Lake meeting at the beach house. Hobby night, all ladies welcome. Sept. 12, Saturday, Flea Market, Craft Fair and Bake Sale at the beach house from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 15, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Conservation club meeting at McCullom Lake Beactf house. All welcome. Johnsburg DAY AND EVENING CLASSES NOW FORMING. 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Country Companies policies give you inflation protection -- so HHmtm as your home's value WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS increases, so does your coverage. Claims service is convenient, too -- we're nearby so service is personal and settlements are quick. FN. 3M-31 Your Country Companies Agents. LMIN MILLER RICHMOND, ILLINOIS FN. *714*91 Insurance and Investment Services Johnsburg high school will hold a Back-to-School dance, Friday, Sept. 11, from 8 to 11 p.m. at the high school. This is open to all high school students. J.C. Bush school will have Parent-Orientation nights as follows: Monday, Sept. 14, 2nd grade; Tuesday, Sept. 15, 3rd grade; Thursday, Sept. 17, 4th and 5th grades. All dates are at 7:30 p.m. in J.C. Bush school. PACK 454 Cub Scouts are asked to participate in the Saufen- Spiel parade, Sunday, Sept. 13. This will be a marching unit, with uniforms. The lineup is at Palmer's Gift Shop parking lot, between noon and 12:30 p.m. Please be prompt as the parade starts at 1 p.m. _ CHAIN-O'LAKES Johnsburg high school theatre in-the-round, is the place to be Saturday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m. A concert featuring "Providence", and special guest, Jana Wacker, will be ministering to you in up-beat Christian music, and spoken word. This concert is being sponsored by the Chain- O ' L a k e s E v a n g e l i c a l Covenant church, 4815 N. Wilmot road. For ticket information call 312-497-3134. Rental 9 75 PER MO. •1980 rent soff\ • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VALLEY DIVISION MOTHERS' MARCH 9 The March of Dimes, week-long march will take place Sept. 21-27. Volunteers are needed in the Johnsburg area for this annual march against birth defects. If you can help in this endeavor, please call Lorrie Miller, 385-8446. N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Ladies, regular meeting, will be held Monday, Sept. 21, 7 p.m. at the Johnsburg Community club. Day of Recollection is slated for Wednesday, Sept. 23, at Bishop Lane Retreat House in Rockford. Reservations must be made by Sept. 9 to Mrs. Catherine Dehn, The Juniors will meet Monday, Sept. 14, 6:30-8:30 p.m., at the Johnsburg Community club. DATES TO REMEMBER Sept. 11 - Johnsburg high school "Back-to-Sch'ool" Dance, 8-11 p.m. at the high school. Sept. 14 -- N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Juniors, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Johnsburg Community club. Sept. 14 -- Parents Orientation night, J.C. Bush school, 2nd graders, 7:30 p.m. at school. Sept. 15 -- Parents Orientation night, J.C. Bush school, 3rd graders, 7:30 p.m. at school. Sept. 17 -- Parents Orientation night, J.C. Bush school, 4th and 5th graders, 7:30 p.m. at school. Sept. 21 - N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Ladies meeting, 7:30 p.m., John­ sburg Community club. Sept. 23 -- Day of Recollection, N.C.S.F., St. Agatha Court 777, Bishop Lane Retreat House, Rock­ ford. Reservations must be made by Sept. 9 to Mrs. Catherine Dehn. SQUARE DANCE The Alpiiners, Lake Zurich's Square Dance club, will begin their new season of dances Sept. 11 with a free "kick-off" dance. It will be held from 8 to 11 p.m. at the club's new location, Sarah Adams school, 555 Old Mill Grove road. Lake Zurich.