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j^\<»K>^PKAlNnEALKR^yKI>N^DAYJIOVEMBE^^HM^^^^^M^ Neighbors® W onder Ldk€! RESIDENTS CAST IN 'BRIGADOON' Lakeland Park: SCOUTS RECEIVE BADGES Three of our local talented people will be performing in the musical play Brigadoon being put on at the. Opera House in Woodstock. Tom Dawson is taking the part of Jess with Laura Higgins Schau as two ofme tc Girl Scout Troop 320 is busy as appreciate who keeps us and roop X usual and I really Becky Harnish, up-to-date on the They had their ba< rpdedication ceremony two weeks ago when they welcomed new girls; Stephanie Wolf, Qja and Carrie Godt. and pins were presented id they gave new leader awards to Mrs. Shantholzer and Mrs. Christianson. When the ceremony ended the girls served special treats to the parents who attended. It won't be long now when the -en in the hospital will ire the cute octopuses the have been making. RECEIVES BIKE ' Christy Leonard is hoping the bad weather waits awhile to come so she can put some miles the new bike she got for her Oct. 28. She celebrated special day Saturday, the with her parents, sister, rothers, aunt, uncle and Cake and ice cream served after she opened all other gifts she received. IN THE MEND ! Jennifer Mohawk was a brave tie girl when she spent a week > Children's Memorial Hospital )ing tests. I think the ordeal was harder on her mom Connie who stayed with her the whole time. It's good to have her back home again and feeling fine. Rich Lachel had surgery two weeks ago and he will be home from work another month until he heals. By the time he recovers, he should know all about daytime television and have all his video games mastered. BELATED WISHES Nov. 2 was Steve and Anne Moore's fifteenth wedding anniversary. Richelle Mercure turned 10 years old cm the 3rd. Ceil Serritella says she turned 39 (again?) on Nov. 4. Donna and Ray Rode celebrated their thirty-fourth anniversary Nov. 5. Harold Boelter Sr. was another year older on the 6th. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Steve Crago will be three years old Nov. 9. Sandy Etten will hear the birthday song on the 10th. Nov. 11 is a special day for Anne Moore, Terese Koch, Robert Dietz and Raymond Roach. Benjamin John Jordan will be three years old already on Nov. 14; and he shares that date with Andrew Brawn, Joey Paul and Brian Ho van. Julie Etten has her tenth birthday Nov. 15. roduction which in BAKE SALE This Saturday, Nov. 12, will be the date to remember if you would like to enjoy some homemade goodies baked by the ladies of Nativity Lutheran Church. They will be open for business at 9 a.m. and plan to be sold out by 1 p.m. in the Nativity Lutheran Church basement, at 3506 E. Wonder Lake Rd. Proceeds from this event will go to the needy family and food pantry fund. This is a chance to help a worthwhile cause and at the same time to delight your sweet tooth a little bit! EXERCISE CLASS Again this fall, an exercise class is being offered for any of us who seem to have put on a few inches in the wrong places after a summer of macaroni salad! It began Nov. 7, but you can join in any Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, at Nativity Lutheran Church, for a small charge each session. Proceeds will go to the church. It will be held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and babysitting is available at a nominal fee. If you need further in­ formation, either call the church at 653-3832 or Eileen at 728-0240. If you begin now, you will definitely be able to wear that great outfit for the coining holidays! COSTUME WINNERS The Halloween party held at the Wonder Lake American Legion Oct. 30 was attended by approximately 50 children. The costumes were all great, which Anne Sowers 653-9549 made for some hard decisions on the part of the judges. After much deliberation, the winners in all categories were an­ nounced. In the 1-4 years okl group, Kristi Gale won dressed as a lady bug and Jocylin Brans as a princess. The frog costume of Tim Wedin and Jeffi Gillette's Ewok outfit won them prizes in the 5-8 years old group. Jennifer Fejedelem was the winner in the 9-12 years old division. Those winning prizes for the most original costumes mn: Amy Stolle, monster; Kevin Minsk?, clown; Scott Gale, crayon; and Jessica Peterson, an angel. Silver dollars were awarded as prizes; and refreshments were served to all present. The next American Legion function will be the Open House on Veteran's Day, Nov. 11, beginning at 8 p.m. The buildina dedication wilfalsobehddand then dancing and refreshments will be available. GARDEN CLUB October found the Wonder Lake Garden Club down to a skeleton crew, with members traveling to enjoy the fall colors, or staying close to home, "fluing" - a feast or famine situation. Our hostess. Mrs. Mary Polerecky, was the per­ sonification of the word "hospitality" and a lovely evening was had by all. Plans were discussed for a fund raiser to be proposed at our November meeting, at Mrs. Doris Lockerbie's home, 1012 Ridge Rd., McHenry. The date is Nov. 10, and the time is 8 p.m. Anyone interetfed Id a "green thumb" Is cordially invited to Join SPECIAL 0AY8 to Nov. S. Also, a belated "Ham s O'Brien, * dfc if • •• I!AM Today wov» Friday, Oct. 31, was a special nightfor Join Diedrich, a sophomore member of Marian Central's J.V. Football Team, only trow He scored the -- -- the Marian J.V.s had that nkht. It was a great catch ana a terrific run. COMING EVENTS Nov. 11: No school; Veteran's Day - And Open House at American Legion, 8 pm Nov. 17: Woman's Club meeting, 8 p.m.; Nativity Lutheran Cbuim Nov. 19: Lakers Snowmobile Safety Coarse; W.L. Inn; 9-5 p.m. Nov. 34: Thanksgiving Day Nov. 35: No school - Thanksgiving vacation Lakemoor/Lilymoor: UPCOMING MEETINGS TOLD Daily REAKFAST SPECIALS Daily LUNCHEON SPECIALS Start At $2.89 /m/% | ym fj 4228 W. Elm McHenry 6606 N.W. Hwy Crystul Luke Meetings of the governing board of Lakemoor are usually held on the second and fourth Thursday of every month. Due to Thanksgiving, the Nov. 10 meeting will be the only one in November. There will also be only one meeting in December, because of the Christmas holidays. The meetings are held at the Lakemoor Municipal Building, starting at 8 p.m. and are open to the public. The starting date for the collection for FISH has been changed to Dec. 1. BAKE SALE The Lilymoor Association is sponsoring a bake sale to be held at the McHenry State Bank Saturday morning, Nov. 12. The excellent bakers in our area are asked to simply the tasty treats, which maybe brought to Marion Vornkahl's home at any time before the sale. Anyone wishing to help set up or sell should contact Marion. / p- ? . • - T # The money generated will help the association keep the winter snows off Lilymoor streets. LEAGUE PARTY The Lily Lake Ladies League had its first gathering of the month last Wednesday, with hostess Ann Brzezinski bringing delicious food offerings. At the bunco tables, Sophie Patterson won first prize; Jean Dember, second ana special; and Millie Narcarti, booby. The ladies are looking forward to their annual Christmas party. Plans for that will be finalized i at their Nov. 16 get-together. Margaret Karas 385-4934 LOCAL LAD CAST Rob Gurske of Lilymoor is a member of the cast of the actors. It's exciting to watch one of the neighborhood kids developing a talent which might lead...who knows where? CHILDREN'S PARTY Members of the Lakemoor Civic Improvement Association are planning a Christmas party for Dec. 10, at the village hall. This will be for Ijifamoor youngsters, ages three to ten. Donations of candy, fruit, stocking stuffers and decorations are needed for this holiday party. For information, call Betsy Pahlke at 835-7856 or Donna tiall at 385-2873, in the evening, please. • Older children will be the planned skating party will be held in the winter. The L.C.I.A. is working on a newsletter to keep residents informed. Meeting p.m. Only meeting in Nov. 12: Bake sale, McHenry State Bank, • a.m. to 13 pjn., Lilymoor Assn. Nov. 17: Lakemoor Im­ provement Assn., 7 p.m., Municipal Building. WELCOME, ADAM Oct. 38 marked the birth of Karen and Bod Linnemann'g third child, Adam Michael, weighing in at 7 Ibe. 3 or Complications developed after tetfohandkaren had to have for and She is a long wait lor Becks . to have their new. COMING EVENTS II and AJ. brother and mother home with them. Diane Ford and other neighbors have been of neat ht>p to during this time. We give tnanks for all at the WQod-i .House for" theee weekends. 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