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SECTION 2-PAGE8- PLA1NPEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH. 19.1M2 •••••• on Feb. 16, Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Discuss New Hope For Lily Lake Area G e o r g e G a r b a c z , president of the Lily Lake Conservation Club, Inc., has called for a meeting on March 15 at the Lakemoor Municipal building at 7:30 p.m. To be discussed are other methods for con­ servation of Lily Lake besides the unfunded plan of dredging. Of primary interest will be weed control, by cutting of c h e m i c a l m e a n s . Suggestions will be shared for the improving of the recreational use and beauty of Lily Lake. Ice fishing has been very good this winter, and with help, a good summer season can be expected. Have an idea for Lily Lake? Present it and the ways of accomplishing it at the meeting Monday, March 15. LAKEMOOR NEWS The special meeting called Everybody likes a good sport. Tune-in to all the televised high school tournament basketball action... Boys' Class "A" games on March 12-13... Boys' Class "AA" action on March 19 and 20... and Girls' Class "A" and "AA" games on March 27. See your TV guide for times and stations. Co-sponsored by Country Companies. Your Country Companies Agents. McHENRY, ILLINOIS RICHMOND, ILLINOIS WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS ra.3tt-31M Insurance and Investment Services concerned the National Flood Insurance program, and gave residents information about the availability of flood in­ surance. Giving presen­ tations were Mary Bandiera of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Robert Carter of the Alfred Benesch Co., and James Considine of the Northern Illinois Planning Com­ mission. Ms. Bandiera explained the insurance program sponsored by the Federal government, which supplies flood insurance that private insurance companies would not. Certain regulations must be complied with, such as elevations of new structures and rules for rebuilding of homes damaged by flood waters. The insurance is subsidized by the Federal Government, lowering the cost to the home owner. Indirectly. President Hyatt stated that Lakemoor residents should have the opportunity of buying this subsidized insurance. The village will adopt this program and make it available to in­ terested parties. A revised map of the flood zone areas in Lakemoor will be sent to Ms. Bandiera. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Bob and Helen (Chris) Donovan were surprised at a gathering of friends at Wally's in Lakemoor on Feb. 28, in recognition of their forty-eighth wedding an­ niversary. The wedding date was March 1, 1934, but Sunday was a good day to celebrate. Son Burnell took his mother and dad out for brunch, and stopped at Wally's for a toast. And there friends were gathered to wish the anniversary couple continued happiness and good health. Among the well wishers were Joan and Walter O'Brien, Dick Hyatt and his mother, and grand­ son, Timmy, and his friend. A mock wedding was per­ formed to the delight of all present. Helen and Bob received lovely gifts and the happy memory of a joyful forty-eighth anniversary. 'THE ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Announcing Our New Extended Wednesday Hours For Your Convenience! Now Open Every. WEDNESDAY Lobby 9 fO 3 pm Drive In 8 to 5:30 pm Just about every Financial In­ stitution in the area takes a mid-week day off on Wed­ nesday, but not the First! If you've been frustrated with your bank or savings & loan offering limited Wednesday service or no service at all, consider the First National , Bank of McHenry. LOBBY HOURS DRIVE-UP HOURS Mon., Tues, Wed., Thur. 9:00 AAA to 3:00PM Mon., Tu«s., Wed., Thur. 8:00 AAA to 5:30PAA Friday 9:00 AAA to 7:30 PM Friday 8:00 AM to 7:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM Saturday 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM M m Mai "THE ALL-DAY WEDNESDAY SANK" Member FDIC NaTIOMaL BaiMK OF M< HeiMRY McHENRY, ILL 385-5400 3814 WEST ELM ST U.F.O. MYSTERY IN LAKEMOOR A talk show on radio station WIND roused the curiosity of Bob Szamlewski's son. Ac­ cording to the caller, a UFO was sighted and witnessed by seven people ap­ proximately one year ago, hovering over the LML restaurant in Lakemoor. The flying object disappeared, and then three smaller objects came into view. Bob was the chef at the restaurant at that time, and does not recall the incident. He would like to contact anyone who witnessed the UFO's over Lakemoor about 8 a.m. in February or March, 1981. All who saw, please come forward. ST. PATRICK'S CELEBRATION Julia Kraus, volunteer receptionist at the Meet and Eat Center at the Moose Lodge on Route 120, reminds our mature citizens of the celebration to be held on Wednesday, March 17, in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Reservations must be made at least one day before by calling Dorothy Loss at 385- 8260. Those attending who do not wear something green will have to pay a penance. Join the group for a tasty luncheon at a minimal price and enjoy the company of other older and wiser per­ sons-with an Irish accent. HONORS Christopher Mumma of Lilymoor had several awards this past month. He was on the eighth grade honor roll at Parkland Junior high. He also received a first place in the band competition at Harrison school on Feb. 27 for his saxophone solo. BOATSHOW The East campus Jazz band under the direction of Mr. Toalsen, played at the boat show in Arlington Park on March 4. Steve Mumma was with the group in the program, which was a salute to the McHenry area. CONDOLENCES Elsie Berends, one of Lakemoor's older residents, died on Wednesday, March 3. She had been home for one week after her last of several hospital stays, having battled illness for some time. Mrs. Berends was grand­ mother of James Chambers of Fritzsche Estates and Carol Sue Chambers of Lakemoor. She leaves other grandchildren and great grandchildren including JoAnn, Patty, April and Jimmy Chambers. Sympathy is extended to the family, who have all helped her through this long period of ill health. GET-WELLS Robert Gurske is again in the McHenry hospital, battling an infection after his tonsillectomy. Rusty Hueckstaedt, youngest son of Alma and Bud, is now hobbling around with a full leg cast, the result of torn ligaments in his knee suf­ fered while skiing in Iowa. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mike Nejedly, Charles Wilson and Jean Martina all celebrate their natal day on March 10. March 11 is add a year time for Pat Heald and Don Hipwell. Jean Dember has her day on the fourteenth and David Pugh is 11 on the fifteenth. Jason Schmidt will have five candles on his cake on the sixteenth. 0 DEATH DRAMA Saturday, Feb. 27, I received a call from neigh­ bor, Otto Witzke saying that his tenant, Mrs. Mary Un­ derwood, was lying on the floor unconscious. After arriving at the apartment, the McHenry Rescue Squad and the Sheriff's office were called, because it seemed that Mary was already beyond help. Her daughter, LuAnn, had alerted Otto to Mary's fall, but it was too late. So ended the life of Mary Lu Underwood, nee Hart- man, wife of ailing Ralph Underwood, mother of Kathy, Gary and LuAnn, and grandmother of Brandy Nicole Johnson. Ralph is in the V.A. hospital, where he has spent many months lately, so Mary's lot has not been an easy one. LuAnn is staying with her sister, Kathy, and her family at this time, and she too needs additional care. Funeral services were held in Woodstock on March 2. The Underwoods had lived in Lilymoor about 16 years ago and had returned to Lily Lake Park after many years residence in Woodstock. Death seen so close makes it very apparent how finite we all are. Deepest sym­ pathy is extended to all of Mary's family. COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 11 - Lakemoor Village meeting 8 p.m. March 15 - Lily Lake Conservation Club, Inc., open meeting 7:30 p.m., L a k e m o o r M u n i c i p a l building. March 17 - "Everybody is Irish" Day. March 20 - Spring is Sprung!! March 25 - Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. March 25 - McHenry Nunda Library District, Open board meeting, 7:30 p.m. at the library on Lily Lake Road. "Peace on the outside comes from knowing God within". GOD BLESS Johnsburg Diane Berlin 675-6291 Scouts Hold Annual Dinner Pack 454 held its annual Blue and Gold dinner at the Johnsburg Junior high Sunday, Feb. 28 and the master of ceremonies was Cubmaster Don Berlin. Guests were introduced as Father Matt Rauen, who said the invocation and presented scout Sunday awards; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walk; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rich; Mrs. Merle Katz and Mrs. Pam Dean, who represent the P.T.O., our ' sponsoring organization. The ladies were asked to judge table decorations of each den and they presented the winners as follows: Den 11, led by Mrs. Sara Lee, first place; Trail Blazers, led by Mr. Les Klotz, second; and Den 10, led by Mrs. Diane Berlin, third. Each boy in the den received a ribbon for his work on their project. After dinner, a clown provided en­ tertainment for the group of 240 people. Following this, the boys received their awards as follows: Den 10 - Mark Berlin, Bear badge; Don Collins, Bear tbadge and Webelos i colors ; Ken Gallo, Bear badge; David Huhn, Wolf badge; Dan Walker, gold and 3 silver arrows; Peter Walker, Wolf badge; Ricky Van Every, Wolf badge. Den 11 - Joey Bosnic, Bear. gold and 3 silver; Steven Domski, blue scarf and 1 silver; Paul Jargstorf, blue scarf; Nathan Lee, Wolf badge and gold arrow; Kevin Massarelli, Wolf badge; John Ortlieb, Bear badge. Den 12 - Tim Fortin, gold and 4 silver arrows; Ray Klotz, Bear badge and gold arrow. Den 13 - Brian Marks, one silver arrow; Josh Saunders, Bear badge. Den 14 - Adam Hausechild, Bobcat; Robert Torres, gold and 2 silver arrows. Webelos - Karl Natschke, Todd Parks, Eric Norling and Sean Dagens. Jack Christie, showman and craftsman; Sean Dagens, snowman; Ernie Demers, athlete and aquanaut; Mike Garlanger, aquanaut and outdoorsman; Keith Leh­ man, showman and citizen naturalist, and scholar; Bryan Smith, citizen and forester. Jason Mumford received a c o m m e n d a t i o n f r o m President Ronald Reagan for energy conservation. Jason, along with Jeff Adams, Shawn Kelly and Bryan Smith received their Pinewood Derby trophies. The day was a big success in spite of all the last minute changes. JOHNSBURG BASEBALL Registration for the Johnsburg Baseball and Softball leagues closes People today want government to be efficient and cost conscious... That's the kind of government Dick Klemm wants.. . WE WANT TO KEEP State Representative DICK KLEMM IN SPRINGFIELD Patricia & Kenneth Kingston Lillian & Robert Seegers M. A. & E. J. "Chick" LaMagdeleine Bob Visin Catherine & Robert Nolan Mr. & Mrs. Greg Streb Gerald Beyer Ruth & Robert Drayton Joyce & Frank Stampler E. Carney Gilkerson Kathleen & Mike Harper Cindy & Phil Becker Jeanne & Tom Dobbie Thomas G. Weyenburg John Narusis Jr. Verla & Carl Wehde Jane & William Franz Carl a Spooner Rebecca & Christopher Strong Bernard Narusis ^ Sandra Kerrick Richard P. Naughton Irene Brewer Helen & Jesse Mudgett John J. Horeled Ronald Wilson Barbara & David Teberg Clint Grlnnell Rose Lillegard Sydna & Robert Becker Janet Pence Sally Pence Clark Overby Gordy & Diane Kiesgen Susan Pence Ava & Dan Britts Frances & John Sherman Elaine & Walt Herrick Patricia Floeter James B. Court Vivian & William Howell Alta R.Titus Donald Smith Peter Carroll Emelee & Don Peters John O'Hagan Jean Plews Dianne Sherwood Elsie & James O'Laughlin Sue Jolitz Bob Burrow Carolyn & Tom Lillegard Vi Trost James Franz Ray Reynolds, Sr. Rosemary & James Kurtz Anita Sherwood Helen & James McMahon Lamont M. Sprague Margaret & Edward Datz Sharon & Jack Pepping George Thompson John Cunat Clarence Regner Albert A. Adams Aastri & Dean Cunat Anthony Varese Geraldine & Steve Vrbik Mark Nagel Clint Claypool Carrie & Al Jourdan Alyce & John Shay Flora & John Licastro Paul Fidler Mary & Charles Liebman Darlene & Thomas Huemann Donald Gerstad Vanessa & Fred Sells Gene Jakubowski Evelyn & William Sanded Linda & Ernest Schooley Kay & D. C. Halverson Lynne Donarski Margaret & Louis Schustik Patricia & Edward Hughes Joseph B. Stanek Marilyn & Donald Wagner Robert Hamm John Reindl John McConnel Phyllis & Dick Riley Howard Bieze Frank C. Schimanski James B. Adams Pat & Edmund Retych Geoffery B. Austin Peter Drabek Gail & Gerald Schafer Mark Elmore George Bell Philip M. Petraitis Phyllis Walters Jeanne & Richard Thorns Robert O. Covey Mr. Joseph M. Alioto Mrs. Wylo D. Alioto Connie & Bernie Grass Fran & Bill Johnson Glenn Miller Don Udstuen Alan Anderson DICK KLEMM . . . f resh , new leadership State Representative/Republican VOTE March 16th This od proudly paid for by Citizen* for Klemm. P. O. Box 64, Crystal Lake, IL, Frank Stampler, Treasurer March 17. You may pick up or drop off forms at Lakeview store, Pistakee Highlands. More in­ formation may be obtained by calling Tom Anderson, 497-4176 or Bob Pulk, 385- 7751. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL ....is now registering new students for the 1983-1983 school year. The last two years they have had waiting lists for some classes, so enroll early. Please call the school office at 385-3959 week days from9a.m. toS:30p.m. PRE-SCHOOL St. John's Pre-school will have, some openings in March. If you are interested in enrolling your three, four or five-year-old, please call the school, 385-3959 or Diane Himpelman at 653-9689 for more information. BIRTHDAY WISHES ....are extended to Jason Mumford, who celebrated his eleventh birthday this month. Happy days to you from your friends in Pack 454. NEWS NEEDED All of you nice people in Johnsburg, I need your help! Please call if you know anything of interest to the area. Its been a long cold winter, and no news is coming in to my ears. GET WELL WISHES ....are coming your way, Mary and Ed Gunderson. Hope you are feeling much better when this reaches your door. Also a big get well soon to Steve Pollock who has been home recuperating from a serious illness. Our prayers are with you all. Educators At Convention The fifty-third annual convention of the Illinois Vocational association was held recently at Arlington Heights. The convention theme, "Joining Together is a Beginning, Staying Together is Progress and Working Together is Suc­ cess," served as the impetus which brought together more than 1,500 vocational educators from the State of Illinois. According to IVA President Roger Herberts of Illinois State university, the vocational educators par­ ticipated in inservice ac­ tivities which developed renewed enthusiasm, ex­ panded their technical ex­ pertise, and aided in in­ creasing their commitment to Vocational Education. Several McHenry high school educators attended this conference including Ron Zimmermann, East campus Graphics in­ structor; Emma Chaberski, West campus Health Oc­ cupations coordinator; and Ron Dale, District 156 Vocational director. SECRETARIES MEET The March meeting of the Fox Valley chapter of Professional Secretaries International will be held Wednesday, the seven­ teenth, at 7 p.m. at the of­ fices of Zukowski, Poper, Rogers and Flood, 50 Virginia street, Cryjstal Lake. The guest speaker will be from the McHenry County Defenders. For information, call Joyce Wolter at 338-6060. Subscribe McHenry Plaindealer i The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 •3 Years-$40.00 • 2 Years-$28.50 • 1 Yeor-$ 15.50 • 6Months-$8.50 •Payment Enclosed AdreM. City. Price* good in McHenry County