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PAGE • - PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER T. IMS Neighbors (») Lakemoor/Lilymoor • REGISTER FOR YULE PARTY Jaycee Calls From Santo The McHenry Jaycees are sponsoring their 1st annual calls from Santa. On Dec. 18, between 1 and 3p.m., children in McHenry can receive a personal phone call from Santa. Anyone who would like a child to receive a call need only fill out and mail the following form to McHenry Jaycees, Att: Joe Nootens, P.O. Box 163, McHenry, ILL. 60050: Child's Name. Brothers Age. -Age. Sisters. -Age. What each child wants this year? Favorite toy last year? Pet's Name Additional "what they want" may be put on the backside. Note: Anyone interested in making calls, or becoming a Jaycee can call Joe Nootens at 385-1063, or Mike Bohne at 344-0195i Parents must register their three to 10-year-old children for the Christmas party to be held at the village hall in Lakemoor Dec. 10. Donna Hall and Betsy Pahlke of the Lakemoor Civic Improvement Association may be called in the evenings at 385- 2673 or 385-7856. Registration is necessary in order to ascertain the number of children who will be present so Santa will have gnnuflh presents. A skating party will be held by the LCIA for the older youngsters after the holidays. CORRECTION Lakemoor residents may purchase vehicle stickers at the Village Clerk's office Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mor­ nings from 9 to 12. The only evening hours are Mondays from 6 to 9. The hours listed in last week's column were inaccurate. HELPERS NEEDED Our area's youngsters attend Ililltop School from grades one through five. In order to provide extras not made available by tax monies, parents throughout the years have worked with the teachers in a parent-teacher organization. The present Hilltop Parent Teacher group has a serious shortage of concerned adults. In order to continue programs such as the "Art Awareness," Junior Olympics with tropies, flak) trips, holiday parties and the. purchase of much needed equipment, more adults need to be involved. Phyllis CrosweU is the secretary of the HPTO. You need not be a parent of a youngster at Hilltop to offer your services. The purpose of the organisation is to give our youngsters more opportunities to survive in the world of the future. Perhaps older residents have something of value to give to our children, such as time and knowledge.. The Hilltop Parents Teachers Organisation meets the first Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Learning Center at Hmtop School. CaSs85-2247 for more information. GET WELL Mrs. Helen Novak of Lilymoor is in need of prayers and get well wishes. Chris Glus of lakemoor has been undergoing teats that have kept her out of school, but she is doing better. HAPPY DAYS Birthday wishes go to Michael Kunz as he starts his eleventh year, and to Edna Garhacz who has served the Village of moor in various ways on Lakemoor their day, Dec. 8. On Dec 9, Bob Donovan also of Lakemoor will mark his seventy-fourth bir­ thday. May good health be one of the presents he will receive. Cindy Gaines of Parkside has her birthday on the 8th. Two Lakemoor young people share the Dec. 10 date. John Kmets will be 14 and Melissa Pahlke, little Betsy's daughter, will be three. On the 11th, Danny Douglass, Del and Karen's son, will be 10 years old. Jim Johnson, Jr. will be wished birthday happiness the same day. Christina Watkins will be celebrating her birthday on the 12th of December. She is now working with retarded children in Wauconda, and is giving many hours and much love to them. Anyone having unused children's books or toys that may give these special children some enjoyment, may leave them in the special box at the McHenrv Nunda Library. Joanna Ruth Mentzer will also be celebrating the 12th. That will be a happy time at the Dottie and Jim Mentzer home. COMING EVENTS Dec. 8-Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 D.m. Dec. 10-Lilymoor Assn. Bake & Craft Sale-McHenry State Bank HOLIDAYS Thanksgiving decorations at the new library have been taken down; cornstalks, pumpkins and all. Now in the display area stands a Christmas tree, awaiting the decorations to be made by the youngsters Busy with the taking and setting up were Friends of the Library Vickie Delp, Peggy Glus and Lorry Deeke. Violet LiChard donated the tree and helped Chris Glus, Heidie and Rachael Delp with the decorating. The Friends welcome anyone interested in the advancement of our library. To join, call President Louise Hipwell or leave your name at the library. Meetings are the first Monday of the month at 7 p.nr. ANNIVERSARIES Wishes for a happy an­ niversary go to Jerry and Judy Brizzi of Lilymoor on Dec. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nixon celebrate their wedding date on the 10th. And memories of 27 years of marriage will give Sam Sances comfort on the same day. Tlris will be the first an­ niversary without his dear wife, Chris. May the pain of separation be less acute when the happy times are remem­ bered. Wonder Lftkei SENIOR CITIZENS LOOK FORWARD TO CHRISTMAS PARTY DEC. 19 The Wonder Lake Senior CM**n group will be having a marvelous time at their Christmas Party Dec. 19 because of the diligent efforts of the party committee. It will be held in the midst of gala Christmas decorations in Christ the King hall. Cocktail hour is from 2 to 3 p.m., with dinner immediately following. Many prizes will be given away during the course of events. All members and their guests are invited to make reservations by contacting Dick at 653-9833. DEDICATION Nov. 11 was a very special day for the members of the American Legion Post No. 1169, not only because it was a day set aside to honor all veterans, but also because that was the day of the dedication of their new building. On hand to help with the celebration was John Schanly, the Eleventh District Com­ mander from Crystal Lake; Doug Sherman, Sgt. at Arms from Richmond; Past Com­ mander Robert Blatzheim; and Mae Chesak, County Music Chairman who was in­ strumental in helping found the Wonder Lake Auxiliary many years ago. Eric Sutton played Taps. Dec. 18 will be the next special event for the Legion. On that day, Santa will arrive at the American Legion to pay a visit to the children of all Legion and Auxiliary members. Children from 0 to 12 years will be in­ cluded. If you are a member and need further information about the party, you should call 653- 9948. HOLIDAY BAZAAR Sunday, Dec. 11, is a day the whole family may join Santa for breakfast at Christ the King hall. Serving from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., the menu will include juice, sausage, scrambled eggs, coffee and coffee cake. Tickets may be purchased at the door and there will be a lower price for a child size portion. A country bazaar with crafts of all kinds will be held at the same time. Many different organizations and individuals have purchased table space to show and sell their special crafts. If you are interested in purchasing a table or a portion of one, call either Barb at 653- 7554, or Tracy at 728-0613. Bakery items will also be on sale along with the crafts, but the highlight for the young people will be a visit with Santa Claus, who will be there for the whole time, from 8a.m. to 1 p.m. SINGERS PERFORM A group of young people, high school and college age, have formed a group called "Tell the mm m mm* * i« Y TRRITMVRSOAY f«»AY AM SATURDAY iYS 9 AM-10PM 9AM-11PM 9AM-9PM Willi "EOT" OVT OF Los Hermanos Rhine • Burgundy Chablis Rose Chenin Blanc French Colombard Light Rhine Light Chablis less mail- in refund PACK CASE 24-12 OZ CANS 'REFUND DETAILS IN STORE 1.5 LITRES Benedictine Leroux Amaretto di Torino Wente Bros. Chablis less mail in refund 750 ML 750 ML 500 ML 1.5 LITRES McGuires w Cream , . less mad <*00 Liqueur * Windsor -rl Canadian 1.5 LITRES 750 ML Erika Nosel Blumchen YOUR CHOICE 1.75 LITRES 1.5 LITRE 750 ML RING IN THE HOLIDAYS WITH OUR BUBBLY CHAMPAGNE GLASSWARE OFFER! 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Anne Sowers 653-9549 The group will be setting up after the 10 a.m. Mass and will conclude their presentation before the noon Mass. HOSPITALIZED »• LAa UVf». "Mm*_ _ . _ _ . of Wonder Woods, has recently been hospitalized due to a stroke. I'm sure he would appreciate receiving a card from his Wonder Lake friends to help cheer him up. Our hopes are for a real speedy recovery so Joe can enjoy the holidays back at home. SPECIAL DAYS A belated birthday greeting is sent to Steven Beradt, son of Rick and Mary Lee, who celebrated his first birthday Dec. 2. Daddy Rick will be blowing out his birthday candles Dec. 12. Also, a belated wish goes to Amy Stolle, who was blowing out birthday candles Dec. 3. Jenny Speiicer of White Oaks Bay will be celebrating her birthday today, Dec. 7. Look out! Jim Wagner turns sixteen Dec. 13 and you know what that means...Driver's License Time. Happy birthday, but be careful!!! NEW COMMODORE Joe Sullivan, a junior at Marquette University, has been selected as the f commodore In charge of tfft sailing fleet of the Marquette Sailing Club. Joe has been an active member in the club since his freshman year, coming in with much experience gained through his sailing with the Wonder Lake Yacht Club. Another exciting moment for Joe was being accepted into Delta Sigma Pi, a business fraternity at Marquette. Congratulations on both of your achievements! Dr. Philip R. 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