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, v r, / « • _ - • > * Lakemoor/Lily m oor: LAKEMOORFEST IS OCT. 8, 9 PAGE • - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5. IN) Oktoberfests have become very popular, but « Lftkemoorfest is original. The usual brats and hamburgers, donated by a famous Lakemoor restaurant, will be ready for the eating, phis the usual liquid refreshments. But for a first time local talent will be displayed, including Ron and Berate Robinette and their children Ron, Jr. and Corina, who will be sharing their musical abilities. Fourteen different games will be dimension to the youngsters' fun time. We all remember the qwcial parties of our own school years, why not add to the memories of today's children by planning or in the three or lour is-that!" for sale. Join in the festivities of the the first, the only Oct. 8 and 9, and help the new Esprit-de-corps Committee raise the spirits of the whole community by improving conditions ' HELP NEEDED YParents with youngsters in Htyltop school are asked to share in the fun and responsibility of the holiday parties held in each room at Hilltop this year. Dottle Mentzer and Phyllis Croswell have accepted the challenge of getting the necessary cooperation of parents. Usually, the planners are mothers, but fathers' input might add a new yearly parties? Call 885-2247 for more information. FLEA MARKET The * Lakemoor Civic Improvement Association's flea market held Sept. 24, was time well spent for both the association and the sellers. The Friends of the Library had a table loaded with older books and paperbacks. President Margaret Karas 385-4934 Louise Hipwell, helping with the selling, treasurer Peggy Glus and her husband doing the hauling, and with gophers Bob Glus and Brian Deeke, the Friends' table was emptied and replenished several times. They will now be able to start programs and purchase items lor the new library. Anyone interested |n becoming a part of library activities, should call 385-0317. The L.C.LA. now has additional . moneys for Lakemoor improvements, and the Friends and others also gained. More books will be offered for sale at the Lakemoorfest which will be held next Saturday and Sunday. COMING EVENTS Oct. 6-Free blood pressure screening, 11 a.m. Moose Lodge, Route 120. Continental breakfast available by reservation. Oct. 8 & 9-Lakemoorfest, Route 120 and Hollywood Terrace. Noon-midnight Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Oct. for vc Oct. 13-Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. Columbus discovered America Oct. 10,1492. Have you discovered it in 1983? . GOD BLESS HONOR ATHLETES A new school record in 200 free-style swimming was made by Monique Betancourt of Lakemoor at the first meet of the Warrior girls' swimming team. Mike Milinac of Lilymoor was named "Athlete of the week" for his ability as a running back for the McHenry Warriors football team. Mike is in his last year at uiy. 1 11-Last day to register rating in Nov. 11 elec&on. 1 13-Lakemoor Village East Campus and has been recognized for his athletic and scholastic abilities throughout his high school years. Congratulations are extended to these athletes, in recognition of the discipline and hours of practice that is necessary - to become proficient in any given avocation. RECOGNITION Joe and Toni Yerkes' wedding anniversary is Oct 5, the same day as Joe's birthday. May the next year bring a time of peace and acceptance, and with a hope for a time of sunshine. Vickie Mayo also adds a year Oct. 5. Another combination birthday-anniversary occurs on the 8th of October when Louise and Chuck Epperson celebrate their anniversary and her birthday. Prudie Huffman and seven-vear-old Jeremy Brizzi, both of Lilymoor, celebrate their birthdays the same date. Birthday records that have been handed down from previous correspondents, list Oct. 9 as the birthday of "baby Robert Michael Glus". This year, Bob starts his teenage years, so our records date back at least 13 years. Becca Linnemann and Mike Odarsczenko will also be enjoying birthday wishes on the ft •_ • meet V°ur Zm\ neighbors (g) Wonder Lake: 50th ANNIVERSARY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. John Lojkovic of > pleasantly the a party held in a in Addison, 111. in / McCullom Lake: NEW VILLAGE TREASURER SWORN IN At the board meeting Tuesday were evening, Sept. 27/ Ron Svoboda was sworn in as our new Village Treasurer. Six residents applied for the position, and an are appreciated for showing their support and interest In the village. John Boyle, the treasurer, was thanked for his efforts for the last two and one half years. During the, building and zoning reports, complaints have come in about residents using their property as a business/The village is not zoned for business, only if you live on McCullom Lake Road. If you have any questions about zoning, contact Trustee Dee Valentine. Again, the beach house was broken into. Three windows smashed this time. The beach house has never looked so good as it does uuw, «uu yd, mere are some who persist on destroying all the efforts of the village board and the clubs who h»ip equip it. The next meeting will be Oct. 11. at 8 p.m., at the reach house. Wny not plan on attending and sharing your ideas with the board? HOLIDAY BAZAAR Mark your calendars for Saturday, Nov. 12 from 8:30 a.m. through 4 p.m. That is the date for the Beach Gals fourth Annual Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale. Space rental and table rental is available for anyone interested in participating. There will be refreshments and prizes. There will be city-wide and radio Advertisement and free coffee for all who rent. Contact either Laurie Olson, 344-3864, or Linda Bacon, 385-7415. They will be glad to answer all your questions. All proceeds from this event go towards the children of this village. Make sure you come on down and support the girls. BIRTHDAYS Happy.birthday wishes are sent to Fredrick Thorton, celebrating Oct. 5; Gene Huff shares Oct. 6 with Scott Loewe, blowing out eight candles on that date; Wayne Blake opens his gifts Oct. 7; Chris White shares Oct. 8 with Bill Cross, toasting in another year on that date; and Gerry Milbratz and Jim Weiland both celebrate their special day Oct. 10. Happy and healthy days to you ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary wishes are expressed to Dave and Judy Pendleton, sharing another year together Oct. 6; and to Don and Geraldine Milbratz, Sharing Oct 11 with Don and Cindy Nelson. Have a toast with the bubbly and may all your dreams come true. COMING EVENTS Oct. 5, Wednesday-Beach Gals meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Sandy Lasors home, 4902 Maple Hill. AD ladies are welcome and please bring Halloween ideas. Lakeland EEMENT APPROVED 'Uf tat £ There was a very good turnout of members of the lakeland Park Property Owners Association and 60 absentee ballots entered at the special meeting held Sunday. Sept. 25. The membership voted to accept the proposal of the City of McHenry to acquire all assets and properties owned by the LPPOA All legal documents must be signed and hopefully the city will take control ofthese within six to eight The Board of Directors have worked very hard on a solution to a problem that had few alternatives. It is felt the membership voted for the well- being of all concerned. SCOUT NEWS Saturday, Sept. 17, ~ GirlScou troop 488 had its first Girl Scout meeting. This year's leaders are Sharon Schoen and Peggy Boggs. Jessica Mereness is secretary, Michelle Berg; treasurer, Deniae Schoen; photographer and Carlee Casperson and Suzanne Haller share publicity duties. The girls are going on a hike and lunch cookout Saturday, Oct. 8, to Glacial Ridge; and also plan to go to Shabbona Hills Oct. 15, for Another i is planned tor January, overnight camping ana cross country skiing. ENGAGEMENT^ Joe and Linda Creasey have announced the engagement of their daughter Theresa to Michael Szramek. Michael's its are Tom and Colleen of McHenry. June 2, 1984 is the date this; will become Mr. Congratulations! NEW NEIGHBORS Ryan and Julie Schwalenberg » North Debbie Czerlanis. Oct 7 is a Avenue having >r Art Potpourri. r^ct trip to Shabbona Hills d lor January, with Crai moved from Milwaukee. Wl. Julie is the daughter of A1 and Jane Boeldt ao she isn't really new to the area. We welcome them back and wish them much happiness in their new home. GET THEIR WISH Craig and Debbie Toussaiht now have a son and daughter. Their little girl was born Sept. 5, at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock. Three-year-old Christopher now has a sister by the name of Angela Dawn. ichele Warren, teenager. Koch who and Emily becomes a MXJ. wuuv a, :youaMe HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jamie Hodges turns seven old Oct. 6; and he shares with Eric Etten and years ol< his day PLAIN PAPER COPIERS ASLOWAS $200°° The October Warehouse Special* at COPY RIGHT horn* of MM •lowMt pric«d*high*tt rat»d*plaln papmi Copiar On Tha Mark at Today MffAttSR •Mfc MM NO. I pmMn m Mi Pm, IN) Nmm M •( c*fen, h frtwwi nHritttw * nUHh •haknt irtrtwin Ina hp's Ubrdtof uM • mm lm n wm i opto ill INMS caff «HMT *i» a* MHCNM* dm* km *• W opr. NEVER HEARD OF MITAT THE COPIER INDUSTRY HAS I • All MITA MAKIS IS COPIERS (SO yaan worth) • ALL WK SERVICS AND SILL IS COPIKRS iwsisMAeeofiwsKcuusi nurSSNVWEMIT RIGHT! An Authorised MITAm* (ft* Coffin Chosw kt IWSA) Copy Right 482 North Avenue Anttoch, IL 60002 (312) 3M-2220 r Mchenry Country Club Open to the Public Best wishes go to Gene Mullen, Laurie Hodges and Larry Neumann on the 8th. Oct. 9 is the day Steven Johnson joins the teen years. John Johnson will hear the birthday song Oct. 10. ANNIVERSARIES Jerry and Delores Rogers will be married 32 years Oct. 6. The 7th is Lil and Chuck Benes' t h i r t y - t h i r d w e d d i n g anniversary. The Bucaros, Sam and Joan, celebrate 40 years together on the 8th. Oct. 10 is the day Ron and Barb Steinsdoerf er hit lucky 13. Best wishes to Lee and Lucille Dolan for their anniversary Oct. 11. V 385-1072 820 N. JOHN ST., McHENRY Added . * Thursday Special! MAKE YOUR OWN Sundaes $000 Evening Specials! Wednesday Ribeye Steak or Special: Butt Steak Thursday Special: Friday Special: Saturday Special: - Liver & Onions or Bacon Roast Pork with Sauerkraut & Dumplings... fresh Lake Perch Broiled or Baked Scrod $ Prime Rib.... Wonder Woods were surprised when they were guests at a party held restaurant celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The party was hosted by their four children and their spouses. They have a daughter Joann Kempton, and three sons, John Paul, and Phil. Over 100 jguests from Wisconsin, Michigan, and. Missouri amended. John's brother Joseph and his wife arrived to celebrate all the way from Monterey, Calif. Many beautiful gifts and cards of congratulations were received by the couple. A special card came from President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan. PAPER CHANGED I'm sure you have noticed over the past couple of weeks that the Plaindealer has taken on a different look. As with all forms of progress, good and bad seems to be the end results. I have had some favorable comments about the larger type* It seems to be easier to read, especially for those with troubled sight, so that is definitely a plus. Since tne type is larger though, space is taken up more quickly, I have been told that our neighborhood columns, such as the Wonder Lake news, will not always be in the Wednesday paper. If there is not enough room on Wednesday, it will then appear in tne Friday edition. So just keep looking, we'll be there somewhere! SPECIAL DAYS ' Happy birthday Oct. 9 to Jason Parquette, one of the new Northwood Junior High students, class of 86! Also on Oct. 9, Lisa Johnson, daughter of Phil and Debbie, will be celebrating her special day. Oct. 11 will find three Wonder Lakers celebrating in a way. First, Jim Miller will bearing the fire sirens bi ©©©©©©4£©©& © © © © © © I s & llT TO. vJLi iTl. ULT © © J7J. \_lT UL/ XT] aJ ST), i_LT j) © © ST\. LLT LLT i"J"L lLT ULT Lif © © © © .nn r away when his candles are all aglow! Ken Giaves will be celebrating his fifteenth birthday on that day. Clara Jones will also be blowing out birthday candles Oct. 11. , Happy birthday to Melville Sellek, who has his special day Anne Sowers 653-9549 DRAW DOWN The lake will again be lowered four inches from Oct. 24 to Dec. 1. During this time Wonder Lake residents can take advantage of the lower shore line to do beach and seawall repairs. Work will also begin on building the silt dam in Nippersink Creek leading into Wonder Lake during this draw down period. TIDBITS Congratulations to Bren Paulson, who has been doing a fine job (Mi the Northwood Junior High Cross Country team. He has taken several first-place positions lately. Chris Brown had his name appear in the Sunday Sun Times after he made two touchdowns for his Hurricane team against Wauconda. Condolences are sent to the family of Marion Draffkorn who passed away Sent 25. 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