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Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Come To The Spook House What is Halloween without a scary experience? Spook House, enacted by members of the Lilymoor association, promises to tear a few screams of terror out of you. Bring friends, enemies, or just yourselves to Jim Johnson's, off the north side of route 120. Take the narrow drive next to the J&L station, and discover ghoulish en­ joyment. Also available < price, will be a ha^ refreshments, liquid and solid. To help a local group meet their expenses, and to have a horror filled fun evening, come to the Spook House, Friday or Saturday, the 30th and 31st. GET WELL WISHES Alyce Kowal of Lakemoor has been fighting the battle of not feeling well for a few weeks. Two youngsters from the south side of Lily Lake have been in the hospital; Gracy Bonesz for an asthma attack, and Tim Rice with a hip infection. Denise Brizzi dislocated her knee cap playing soccer, and has been wearing a leg brace. BIRTHDAY WISHES Roberta Hueckstaedt will be 14 years old Oct. 21. Lenora Freeman of Lakemoor will celebrate her day on the 22nd. Chris Pugh's birthday is Oct. 23. William Pepe will be able to have some of his first bir­ thday cake Oct. 24. Darlene VanCleave will be enjoying her tenth cake on the 28th. And Walter O'Brien, stalwart member of the donkey party, gets another year closer to being "too soon olt, und too late schmart" Oct. 30. ANNIVERSARY WISHES mma and Herman Kunz ymoor celebrate their wedding date Oct. 23. Peter and Connie O'Rourke have their anniversary on the 25th. Skip and Mitzi Gurske, whose marriage certificate states "Anthony and Marlene", were married Oct. 29. May you all be blessed with more memories to share. CRAFT AND BAKE SALE Lilymoor residents have been busy making items to be sold Saturday, Oct. 24 at a McHenry bank from 9 to 12, and the shopping center from 9 to 4 p.m. There will be handmade ornaments and gifts, plus a variety of delicious home baked goods. Kathy Goodwin will be happy to take your calls for donations of either crafts or baked goods. Also needed are persons-male, female, child or senior-to help with the selling on the 24th. A call Mental Health to 344-2688 predated. will be ap- STAMP ACT Just when government economy was being recognised, with the postal department's issue of small sized 18 cent stamps, what happens? The price of first class postage will be in­ creased to 20 cents as of Nov. 1. Considering that the 18 cent charge was enacted as of March of this year, this amounts to a thirty-three and one-third percent in­ crease in less than a one year span. Is it time for another Boston Tea Party? LET THERE BE LIGHT Lilymoor streets face a time of darkness unless residents pay the small yearly dues to the association. To raise money to pay for the October- November street lighting bill, there will be a special 'prize' night Monday, Nov. 2, at 1008 W. Dale in Lilymoor. Ham, turkey and canned goods are on the agenda for that meeting of the association. Non-members are also invited to attend. This is a good opportunity to meet others in the com­ munity. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Oct. 22 -- Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m., Municipal building, Route 120. Oct. 24 - Craft and Bake sale, sponsored by Lilymoor association, McHenry bank 9-12; shopping center, 9 to 4 p.m. Oct. 30 and 31 - Spook House, behind J&L station, Lilymoor, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., Lilymoor association, 385- 8568. Oct. 31 - Lakemoor Trick 'n 'Treat time - 3 to 6 p.m. Nov. 2 -- Lilymoor association meeting, special prizes, public welcome, 7:30 p.m., 1008 W. Dale, . Lilymoor. THE ALMIGHTY PAINTER. Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 14, found many people awaiting an exhibition of how to complete an oil painting in a few hours. I was in the audience, com­ pletely mesmerized by the talent and genuineness of Bill Alexander. He spoke of each of us leaving something of value after our short stay here, and why not have it be an expression of oneself by an original painting? Watching the magic of a mountain scene coming to life on a white canvas, gave us an exciting happy time. Seeing the almighty paint brush in action, in person, made all of us appreciate the joy of creating beauty. "Joy comes in the simple gifts of love". GOD BLESS Apply For Funds The Mental Health Resource league for McHenry county will soon be accepting applications for funding from mental health related agencies in McHenry county. Applications will also be accepted for a $1,000 scholarship to be awarded to a graduate level student majoring in a mental health^ related field. /" In 1980, approximately $16,000 was awarded to seven different agencies that provide a variety of mental 100 fro"* ML c >c ---- "KSSsB*®2- too* OHl* "God Opens Doors" At lion Lutheran Church HAPEL HILL«§» COUNTRY CLUB" 2500 N. CHAPEL RD. IcHENRY 385-0333 evangelism; Dick Glawe, hospitality; Jerry Ryan, small group Bible studies; and Suzi Hivon, publicity. An extra special schedule of events is planned. On Sunday, Nov. 1, a youth rally, open to all youth in the community, kicks off open house. Special en­ tertainment for the evening is the contemporary Christian music group, ISAIAH 53. A pot-luck dinner is scheduled at 5 p.m. En­ tertainment is at 6:30 p.m., followed by a special 7:30 p.m. service featuring the guest speaker, pastor Twietmeyer. (> Special evening services also are scheduled at 7:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. Monday features a Witness workshop, Tuesday a children's program, and Wednesday the Gospel in Song. Coffee and cake will be served following each ser­ vice. The community is invited to join the church congregation during our open house. The open house gives the community a nee to visit and gives the ngregation a chance to get to know friends and neigh­ bors better. Zion Lutheran church is located at 4206 W. Rt. 120. Those with questions, should call the church office, 385- 0859. G& There's a perfect blouse for every fall outfit. They range from tailored to the ruffled and romantic blouses for the dressiest of suits. POETS CORNER People are like snow flakes Each and everyone different from the other They melt, they change, they disappear And then it snows again Helen Boydston The tuxedo pump goes well with pants. Featured in a variety of colors, the one and one-quarter inch heel means easy walking. • • • • The human race has its problems, including you and me. Kind, sincere words will take the average man or woman a long way along the journey of life. Time is not so scarce. What is rare is the proper and intelligent use of time. The McHenry Plaindealer Ml} Watt Elm Str*«t (USPS 335-200} McHenry Mlino» tOOSO Phon. »IS-385 0170 THE REV. ARVIN TWIETMEYER Pastor Herman Graef of Zioil ~ Lutheran church, McHenry, has announced that the Rev. Arvin Twiet­ meyer, pastor of Concordia Lutheran church in Granite City, 111., will be the guest speaker next month for the Lutheran church open house, for which the theme is "God Opens Doors. " Although the entire congregation is involved in preparations for the open house, a six-person com­ mittee is working to coor­ dinate the four-day affair. On the committee are Lois Ryan, children and teens; Pastor Graef, evening services; Bonnie Brown, THREE Mary J. Ahern Houlihan Funeral Director Daughter Of And Former Assistant To The Late Thomas J. Ahern Has Resumed The Tradition Of Service With Honor And Dignity In Association With The Columbian Chapels 6621 West North Avenue, Oak Pork, Illinois 312-379-5151 312-846-3010 PublUh*d Every Wodnetdoy > Friday at McHenry. Illinois Second Clan Potlage Pold at McHenry lllincn •y McHINRV PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTEt Send oddret* changes »o McHenry Ploindeoler J»l? W Elm St McHenry. Illinois MOM Subscribers are requested to provide immediote notice ol chongv of address-Jo The McHenry Ploindeoler Mli W Elm St., McHenry III fcOOSO A deduction ol one month Irom the e»pirotlon ol a subscription will be made where a chonje of oddrets Is provided through the Post OWice deportment . Thomas C. Mlll»r-Puhli*h«r 1911 Adele Froehlich-Edilor ' ME M8E R -V- / NEWSPAPER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year $15.50 In McHenry County 1 Year $24.00 Oeltid* M< H#nrv County in r health services to residents of McHenry county. Applications for funding or for the scholarship may be obtained by calling Bev Thomas at 455-3321 after Oct. 18, 1981. All applicants will be notified of funding decisions after Dec. 14. The Mental Health Resource league sponsors two major fund-raising events each year. Fair Diddley is held in May, and a Fall Fashion show, which will be held on Oct. 26. . -m<Mm - - - V fSjJ® - ,V < 10 DAY SALE Reg. 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