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PAGE f - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1984 \ your ($) Lakemoor/Lilymoor: 'HOMEMADE' MITTENS Il61H Ml 5 >»• The sheep were raised in RECOVERING Norman and Pat Morrison wffl secretary of ^ McHenrv County. Their wool Mm Marie Hvatt is back be enjoying their anniversary on which is Police tickets The following is a list of traffic tickets recently issued by the McCullom Lake Police Department. Stewart G. Moy, Grayslake, speed 50 in 40 zone. Thomas Reuter, Lake Villa, illegal parking. Michael Brady, Woodstock, illegal parking at beach. Arthur W. Kreutzer, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. Brian D. Bankord, Wonder Lake, speed 32 in 20 zone. Jeffrey P. Connor, McHenry, illegal parking at beach. Meredith L. Street, Arlington Hts., failure to stop at stop sign. Ann C. Bohen, McHenry, parking where sign forbids. Theodore Knox, McCullom Lake, no valid village sticker. Mark Roalson, McCullom Lake, no valid village sticker. Dennis Sunberg, McCullom Lake, expired m. registration. Robert T. Chevopulos, Wonder Lake, speed 50 in 40 zone. William Walter, McCullom Lake, no valid village sticker. Norman. W. Papen, Wonder Lake, speed 51 in 40 zone. Steven Petros, McHenry, illegal parking at beach. David E. Lance, McCullom Lake, speed 60 in 40 zone. Jerome C. Miller, Spring Grove, illegal parking. Donald W. Robinett, Wood­ stock, speed 50 in 40 zone. Alfredo Mena, McCullom Lake, speed 50 in 40 zone. Maureen Kujawa, McHenry, speed 30 in 20 zone. Monte S. Hager, Wonder Lake, speed 50 in 40 zone. Lee A. Dolan Jr., McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. The sheep were raised in McHenry County. Their wool was donated to the McHenry County Historical Society in Union, where local ladies carded it and spun it into yarn. The hanks of yarn were then washed and dried and wound into balls. Then, Nancy Fike, curator of the museum, brought this beautiful virgin wool to our own talented Louise Hipwell. She was delighted with the beauty of the wool and in several days had knitted two pairs of mittens, to be used in a display at the museum. Louise was the final person to work in the making of these mittens. Her thoughts went back to the days when this whole procedure was done in one household; from raising of the sheep, shearing, carding, spinning, washing and then knitting or weaving into cloth. How many of us would have the knowledge to accomplish all that in addition to raising a family? Whew! RECOVERING Mrs. Marie Hyatt is back home after a stay in McHenry Hospital. She is always anxious to be back home, where she gets specialized care. Julia Kraus is still under the weather. Thoughts of the lovely surprise birthday party that her son and daughter-in-law gave her on New Year's Day when she reached her seventy-fifth year, make her feel loved and warm while she is staying at home. 6 CELEBRATIONS Joan Odarczanko celebrates her birthday Feb. 18, Peggy Glus of Lakemoor, treasurer of Friends of the Library, will be getting happy birthday wishes from her husband and children on the 19th. The 21st is Polly Withrow's day. Sophie Paterson, who moved to McHenry after many years in Lakemoor, will be 90 on the 22nd of February. George Garbacz celebrates the same day. Kenneth Roy Canady will be four on the 23rd. H v ex*rwe ei)<*uu . .'w ,/• -'<* (Sum CKW „ Jevcu. 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Basic and spring fashion colors. the best quality costs less at QQ Shop Spring Hill Mall Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-5:30, Sun. 11-5 (312)426-9100 CACjktV Norman and Pat Morrison will be enjoying their anniversary on the 23d of February. Roy and Dorothy Neeley of Hidden Valley Acres celebrate theirs the same day. FREDSVOBODA • Fred J. Svoboda, who had lived in Lilymoor for many years, died in Minocqua, WI. Feb. 5. He had been a very active member of the com­ munity, and is especially remembered for his scouting leadership and dedication to the VFW Drum and Bugle Corps in McHenry. He was the owner of Seaco Sales and Service in Lilymoor. Sympathy is extened to his family. COMING EVENTS Feb. 17 - Story time, McHenry Nunda Library. 3 to 5 years old, 10:30 a.m. Feb. 18 - Sweetheart dinner dance, Moose Lodge, Route 120, starts at 6:30 p.m. Contact Senior Regent Laurie Hertel at 385-6956. Feb. 21 - Last day to register for March election. Call 385-8707 for information. Feb. 23 - Lakemoor Village meeting 8 p.m. NOT RECOGNIZED When the Pioneer Center celebrated its twenty-fifty an­ niversary last month, one of the charter members was not given recognition. Mrs. Evelyn Carter of Lilymoor was the first secretary of the organization which is concerned with retarded and exceptional people. Evelyn gave many hours to the formation of this wor­ thwhile service, and still has all of her records of her years as secretary. Evelyn still lives in her home in Lilymoor with her daughter Janice. One of their pleasures is to visit the McHenry Nunda Library and read the papers and magazines. So often it seems that service rendered is not remembered even though others reap the benefits in later years. The world is a better place because of people like Evelyn Carter, who quietly make the quality of living better for all. SYMPATHY Mrs. Bernice Donarski, mother of Elmira Chamberlain of Lilymoor, died Feb. 5 at Royal Terrace in McHenry. The loss of this mother, grand­ mother, and great grandmother, is felt by many people. Alyce Kowal of Lakemoor lost the last remaining member of her immediate family with the massing of her brother in Bed­ ford, IN. Feb. 7. She was unable to go to the funeral, as she was suffering from one of those all- over colds that are plaquing so many now. So all things come to an end, to make a new beginning in enternity. GOD BLESS Ringwood News: BENEFIT DINNER TO BE HELD There will be a benefit dinner for Adam Straley of Hebron on Sunday, March 4, at the Moose Lodge in Woodstock. One hundred percent of the money raised will go to the family of this little boy to help defray his medical expense. Tickets may be purchased through Althea Walkington here in Ringwood. Dinner is from 12 until 3 p.m., with dancing to follow until 5 o'clock. 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