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• t, M.NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 i Deliberate | Metered Water The metering of private wells was brought up at the Lakemoor Village meeting Sept. 10. The village is at­ tempting to find ways of paying the sewer costs which are not being covered by the monthly rate paid by village residents. The legality of the proposal was questioned by a home owner, who is adamant in her refusal to have the water used from her well, measured by a meter she would have to pay for. This is a serious com­ munity problem that will affect every home owner and resident in Lakemoor. The next meeting is this Thur- - * V Show you care. >ns II "tings^ „ , \ \ - " Send KODAK Photo-Greeting Cards Christmas, Chanukah or Navidad designs Slim-Line or Trim-Line styles Made from your favorite color print, color slide or Kodacolor film negative Orders accepted through DecemPer 2, 1981 Their faces will light up, when you send colorful KODAK Photo-Greeting cards to friends and family COLOR PROCESSING Kodak McHENRY CAMERA CENTER 3412 W. ELM McHENRY, ILL. 385-7723 1981 sday in the second floor meeting room at the Municipal building. Voice your opinion, while there is still time. OPEN HOUSE Company 3 of the McHenry Township Fire department, will be hosting an open house Oct. 11. From 1 to 4 p.m. the firemen will welcome area residents to the fire station at Route 120 and Lily Lake road. Sparky, the talking dog, will en­ tertain the youngsters, movies will be shown, and informative literature will ' be given out. A Red Ball decal, a warning device, will be available. This is to be put on windows of rooms where children or invalids might be, which helps the firemen locate possible victims. Stop in and meet your firemen, examine the equipment, and show your appreciation to these im­ portant volunteers. It- RECUPERATING Mrs. Marie Hyatt gave son Richard, Lakemoor's president, several days of serious concern when she was admitted to the McHenry hospital in the early morning of Sept. 7. She was in the intensive care unit for three days. Being the fighter she is, she was released from the hospital ten days later, amazing everyone, including her doctor. She is now home, and with son Dick's TLC and the homemade soups of dear friends like Helen Para and Julia Kraus, she is getting stronger every day. THIRD WEDNESDAY The Lily Lake Ladies League met the sixte&tth. STEAK HOUSE APPEARING FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th DYNAMICS For Your Listening and Dancing Pleasure $2 Cover - No Cover Charge 21 and Over 9pm-l«m with Dinner Ticket ANDRE'S IS OPEN DAILY FOR LUNCH MON, thru FRI. 11 AM to 2 PM FISH FRY-Every Friday Evening BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE 25 TO 750 GUESTS For All Occasions RETIREMENTS • REUNIONS • FASHION SHOWS DANCES • PROMS • SHOWERS • WEDDINGS 'A MAE NORTH OF RTI. IT*ON US 12-RICHMOND. I FOR RESERVATIONS OR INFORMATION, CAlt: wmm and enjoyed each other, playing bunco, and eating the foods prepared by hostess Sophie Paterson. That young lady won first prize. Julia Kraus won second and special, and Anna Brzezinski won booby. Anna had been unable to come to the meetings for some time, but is now mending well from her fall. COMPLETE CERTIFICATION During the past six months, two members of our volunteer fire department Company 3, have been spending several hours every week at the McHenry County college or at other fire departments, in order to earn their certification. After taking the state examinations, Bob Dawdy and Bob Hodges were given status as certified firemen. Six volunteers in Company 3 are now certified. These men have given of their time and effort without compensation, to prepare themselves to handle fires more quickly and safely. Congratulations to the two Bobs, and a vote of ap­ preciation for their work. GRANDPARENT S DAY The new day now added to our growing list of special recognition times, was truly enjoyed by Julia Kraus. Two of her grandchildren, Carrie and Kent, surprised her with a visit on the sixth. Carrie gave her grandmother a Pregnant, NEED HELP? Call BIRTHRIGHT OFFICE OPEN * TO 11 AM. AND FROM 7 TO • PM. MON. THRU FRI. 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE Is 15-385-2* Reg. 14.00-29.00 Twin, full, queen and king size mattress pads from Louisville Home Fashions (poly filled quilted style) and "Lifetime" by Chatham (polyester fiber- woven irregulars) are now on sale at Spiess. We have a wagonload at 9.99 each in our Bed Linens Department, Elgin on 2, Crystal Lake and St. Charles. heart shaped box covered with small red hearts. Carrie's mother had made it, so a lot of love came with the gift. Grandparents are special - - to be cherished for the short time we have them. HAPPY TIMES Sept. 25 iTB day for Bud Hueckstaedt, Lorene Martin and Emma Gray. Tracy Bonesz will be starting her last year as a pre-teen on the 26th. Elm«r Krumweide celebrates the same day. Shelly Gray's birthday Is Sept. 27. Another member of the Hueckstaedt clan, grandson Michael Hertel, also celebrates on the 27th. Jim and Dottie Mentzer are looking forward to their wedding anniversary Sept. 29. September is a good month for celebrations. DEAD ANIMALS A multi-colored cat with a collar, was found in a field at Lily Lake ' road and Columbus drive about two weeks\ago. The owner may check with Harry Odom, who bureid the animal. A small fox found its way into Maggie Dunnagan's yard, after it had been hurt. Foxes are not seen very Often here, and it was sad to have to dispose of a dead one. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 24 - Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. Sept. 29 - Rosh Hashanah, the year 5742. Oct. 5 -- Lilymoor association, 1008 N. Dale, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 8 - Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. Oct. 11 - Company 3, open house, 1-4 p.m. Prayer is a power that releases miracles" GOD BLESS Sunnyslde Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Appeal To Villagers Mayor Mitchell has asked me to make an appeal in this column to the residents of the village. He said a number of complaints are coming to him from residents who are dissatisfied with various matters in the village. Regardless of the com­ plaint, he wants all residents to know that he is here to help them. If you feel he, or the board or the police department are not doing their jobs or you have some other problem related to the village, call him. His^^ number is 385-8863 and he will personally come to your house and sit down and discuss the matter. He will try to get to the heart of the problem and see what should be done to solve it. Bradenton, Fla. He was welcomed home by brother Jacob and sister Andrea. Richard is the son of Betty and Richard Sr. of 1405 W. Bayview lane. Robert is the Messer's fifteenth grand­ child. CONDOLENCES Friends and neighbors of the DePasquale children extend their sympathy to the family at the sudden loss of their father Frank DePasquale of Chicago. Solvatore/of Sunnyside, Steven of the US Air Force and Sandy Kiefer of Chicago. Their mother is Mabel Zawislak of 1413 Bayview. We Just Bought a Wagonload of Mattress Pads Burial in a Veterans Administration national cemetery is open to any veteran who has been discharged under other than dishonorable conditions. Questions regarding burials can be answered at any VA regional office or national cemetery. ***** MMha THE GAS PUMP IDLING EXCEPTION As a rule, turn off the engine when you reach your destination. Unnecessary idling wastes gas. Howev­ er, there's usually an ex­ ception to every rule. After a long, high speed trip, it is more economical to allow the engine to idle a few min­ utes before turning it off. This will help prevent hot fuel vapors from causing a vapor lock that could cause hard starting afterwards. VILLAGE MEETING The Village of Sunnyside held its second meeting of the^nonth Tuesday, Sept. 15 aau one of the main topics of tfpe night was the rezoning hearing of the Cajthamel property on Wilmot road. A number of residents of the S u n n y s i d e B e a c h Homeowners association are concerned as to what will happen to this property. The Zoning board turned down the request for rezoning from R-residential to B 1 business. At the T u e s d a y m e e t i n g Cajthamel's lawyer asked that the petition be with­ drawn for the present and not presented to the village board at this time. Mr. Nowak, chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals presented the motion to allow the petition to be with­ drawn. This will allow Cajthamel to redo his petition and come before the zoning board again at some future date. The motion was u n a n i m o u s g r a n t i n g Cajthamel withdrawal of the original petition. At a future date Cajthamel will be able to submit a new petition for consideration by the Zoning Board of Appeals. --. .W«rki>« progressing on the village hall. Electrical and heating contractors will be working along with Bob Tomsa who is doing the interior work. It is hoped the hall will be near completion by the end of October. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the village will be held Tuesday Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg Junior high. NEW GRANDSON On Saturday, Sept. 12 Robert Kelven Messer arrived weighing 9 lbs., 1 oz. Robert is the son of Kelly and Richard Messer Jr. of We Have Greenware, Suppl ies Duncan and Mayco Paints Fancy Macrame Beads DAY AND EVENING CLASSES NOW FORMING, SO COME SEE US SOON1 CHANGE IT1 Your own Spiess Charge. Visa and MasterCard We welcome them ail! Check our homeowners rates. Compare our rates with what you're paying right now. If you're like most homeowners, you'll save. Then compare coverage. Country Companies policies give you inflation protection -- so as your home's value increases, so does your coverage. Claims service is convenient, too -- we're nearby so service is personal and settlements are quick. KEITH SONNKKSCII McHENRY, ILLINOIS PH. 344-2772 MM FOR TIN WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS ra. JU-3U Your Country Companies Agents. IMKN MULIER RICHMOND, ILLINOIS Ml. *7S-U*1 Insurance and Investment Services WILDCAT BOOSTER CLUB The Wild Cat Booster club which supports both the band and the athletic department of the Johnsburg Junior high are going to be selling cheese and sausage again this year to raise funds for both departments Last year they sold a delicious Wisconsin cheese and sausage and did very well. So once again it is fund raising time. Monies received from the sale of the cheese will go toward new band uniforms and much needed athletic equipment. Students will be bringing home order forms Sept. 23. The sale will run from Sept.. 23 to the 28th. All • orders must be in on the 28th. The cheese and sausage will be delivered in two to three weeks. Help support the band and athletic club by ordering your cheese and sausage when students come around. They need your help and you enjoy a tasty treat. DOGS ON THE LOOSE Complaints are corning in of dogs running loose in the area. The village has a leash law, which means dogs do not run loose. This is also a county law. Certain areas seem to have more dogs running wild. It seems that during the summer months people from outside the area come to the suburbs to dump unwanted pets. Wild dogs can become a big problem. If you see dogs running wild call Animal Control. We don't want any of our children bitten by a stray. Household pets will be picked up, too and there is a fine if the animal is taken to the pound. BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday greetings go to Rich Fredricks who celebrated Sept. 20; Bill Perschke Sept. 21; Barbara Zimbrick Sept. 21; and Jim Eichhorn Sept. 22. Eric Zawislak will celebrate Sept 23, and Carol Smith Sept. 27. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come. The Veterans Ad­ ministration is warning veterans to watch out for phony handbills labeled ' ' W a m p u m F r o m Washington." 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