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PAGE 8 - PtAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER l«. IW Neighbors® Lakemoor/Lily moor: TRAFFIC HEARING SCHEQMj hearing wi lenry City H o determine D Wonder Lake: WOMEN'S CLUB MEEtlNG SET The Women's tHub of Wonder Lake will be holding its monthly meeting Thursday, Nov. 17, beginning at 8 p.m. Because of a conflict, the program planned for the evening had to be can­ celed, but Lorraine Henely, club president, is certain that members and guests will find Judy Boetcher's ceramic demonstration even more in­ teresting. Woman's Club meetings are held in the Nativity Lutheran Church hall on the third Thur­ sday of the month, except in December when no meeting is scheduled. Guests are always welcome. NATIVITY NEWS The Youth Group, which in­ cludes students in sixth grade and up, had an enjoyable canoe trip on the Nippersink. It was attended by 51 people, including parents. They have some fun activities planned for the craning month, also, such as a scavenger hunt, sing-a-long, caroling, sledding party and a retreat to the Lutheran Outdoor Camp in Oregon, IL. Anne Sowers 653-9549 During the month of October, a new member was welcomed to Nativity. She is Mrs. Mae Giddis, who moved to Wonder Lake from Bur bank, IL. There will be a Thanksgiving Eve Worship Service hela Wednesday, Nov. 23, starting at 7:30 p.m. SAFETY COURSE This Saturday, Nov. 19, will be the date of the snowmobile safety course offered by the Lakers Snowmobile Club. It will take place at the Wonder Lake Inn from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For further details, contact Joan Frenssen. IN PLAYOFFS In and around Woodstock lately, football seems to be in the minds and on the lips of most people. As I write this, one game of the play-offs has taken place with both Woodstock High School and Marian Central winning. Win or lose, it has been quite an honor for both schools to get into the play-offs. Since our son attends Marian Central, our family has been following the team all season. Knowing students on the Woodstock high ten, has kept us following mem through the Trs, as well. few weeks ago, a Marian game we attended was also attended bv a larse oercentage of the Blue Streak JV and Var­ sity teams, since they were not playing that night. They were the best public relations Woodstock High could every have! They were there to cheer cm another town team and were nothing but gentlemen sitting there in their Blue Streak jer­ seys. It was impressive. A friend once told me she thinks I like all kids and only see the good in them, which might be true, but more Marian fans than myself saw good things that night in looking at both the team on the Hurricane field and the Blue Streaks in the stands. BIRTHDAY "Happy Birthday" to Andrew Jordan, son of John and Elaine Glaves of Wonder Woods, who will be blowing out his birthday candles Nov. 17. I bet another new truck will be added to his collection on that day! 1 COMING EVENTS Nov. 17-Woman's Club Meeting-8 p.m.--Nativity Lutheran Hall. Nov. 19-Snowmobile Safety Course-Wonder Lake Inn-9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 24-pThanksgiving Day Nov. 25--No School A hearing will be held at McHenry City Hall Nov. 19, to try to determine wavs to control motor vehicle traffic on sub­ division roads. Judy Bird of Lily Lake Park subdivision has been in contact with State Representative Dick Klemm regarding the problem of speeding, noisy vehicles on so- called "private" non-dedicated roads. Margaret Karas 385-4934 This meeting is of concern to residents of any subdivision who recognize the need for a change in state laws, which would result in non-dedicated roads being under the same jurisdiction as townshh), county and state roads, with support from all subdivision residents, control of the annoying and dangerous drivers using their roads as speedways could be started. Judy is looking forward to meeting Representative Klemm, and is excited that her first letters of concern to a state legislator have added fuel to ignite the fires of a public concern. LILYMOOR ASSN. Members of the Lilymoor Association who attended the regular monthly meeting the first Monday in November had an enjoyable evening on the 7th. The business meeting was primarily concerned with the financial problems of payinsfor the winter snow plowing. TMs service can only be done with the money from the association dues paid by every household. The yearly membership is $35, or about $3 per month: Arrangements can be made for smaller payments throughout the year. With 100 percent participation, the benefits can be greatly increased. Tnen the fun began, with the excitement of the fund raiser held this past month. LeRoy Lippert took a turkey home ; his father Leonard walked off with a box of groceries; dear Sam Sances got the ham and other boxes of groceries were taken by Laurie Hertel and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Polinski. A bake sale was held Sattfr- 3 rtilU' day, Nov. 12, which will help the association continue services. The donations of baked goods from Lilymoor residents, and all the work involved in setting up and selling same, is done by caring people. Marion Vornkahl is one of Lilymoor's avid helpers to solve community problems. HELP LIBRARY All kinds of talent is being discovered in the volunteer i at the McHenry Nunda r. With the recognition of 'Get Into Books" week, Nov. 14 to 20, youngsters have .been making posters. Scott Mumma's clever one, showing a youngster falling into a book, is a favorite. Other young artists include Becky Huffman, Jennifer and Mike Lewis and Missy Mumma. Volunteers helping with regular duties include Dawdy, Tracy Hueckstaedt, Pam and Mary Messman, Tracy and Ronnie Bonesz, Lesa Horton, Tammy Sexton, James Chambers, Mike Hibbs and Michlyn Kent. Story hour for pre-school youngsters will be held every Friday morning at 10:30, when Lorry Deeke w&l take the little Iqh ic V/UI1I U1 KUlvCU pti JKKV'jI ones on imaginary jtmroityM via books. The McHenry Nunda Library is the dace to be to "Get Into Books and all kinds of ad­ ventures. BIRTHDAYS Gone but not Tammy Sexton's Nov. Tl, aka Veteran RHu Betancourt of Lakemoor celebrates his birth Nov. 16. Little Megan Ann Ryan will be three years old the same day. and Ryan Antol of Parkside will be three the following day. Another Betancourt, Victor, has his birthday on the 17th, so we celebrate two three-year-olds and two family members in two birthday of Marge Polinski, a great supporter of the Lilymoor Association, is Nov. 18. The 20th is shared by Phil Miesxala and David Weber. Norman Morrison, who has held many positions and given many hours of time and tribulation to the growth of Lakemoor, will be wished bir­ thday happiness by wife Pat and family ana friends Nov. 22. This also is the birth date of Patrick Martin and James Phelps. COMING EVI Nov. 17--Lakemoor Civic Improvement Assn., 7 n.m - Municipal Building. Nov. 14-20-"Get Into Books" t at your Library. YT** . 1 Nov. 19-Motor Vehicle Laws Comm. Hearing, 1 p.m.-McH i y Hall. vq iov. 25-Thankful time for all us tifi&yB. h ELECTION JUDGE Voting in the future at the ^ Lakemoor Munirtnal Building will find one of the judges ab- H sent. \lma Hueckstaedt, who has en an election judge for n mar years, will soon be leaving 3| Lilymoor with her husband Bud, ^ for the warmth and sun of ^ Arizona. * Jj Elections won't be quite as « personal without Alma's J welcome smile of recognition £ and her quick response to any comment. She has seen many public auestions come to a vote from library and school board elections, local concerns and presidential elections. Her dependability and ability has ' been appreciated these many years. GOD BLESS Ladd named to interim RTA board Minority Daniels (R- Illinois House Leader Lee A. Elmhurst) Wc Jeffrey R. Ladd, a County attorney with offices in Chicago, to the interim Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) board. Ladd, 12, of unincorporated Woodstock, was selected by Rep. Daniels to serve on the temporary RTA board created by tne state law signed Nov. 9 by Gov. James R. Thompson. "Jeff rides the commuter rail system from his residence in McHenry County to work every day. He's knowledgable about RTA issues.. One of his first priorities on the RTA board will be to push for a rollback of the fare surcharges now paid by suburban rail commuters/' Rep. 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