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Lakemoor/Lilymoor area news: PAGE 7 - PL AINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1W4 KEEP YOUR DOGS UNDER CLOSE WATCH A note of precaution for dog owners. Dog days are here again so extra care is needed to keep dogs op a chain or in their yards. The Meyer's dog got loose and the family was unable to locate it before everyone had to leave for the day's activities. An annoyed neighbor, using a BB gun, shot at the dog. The pellet wait through the dog's eye and lodged in his head. Margaret Karas 385-4934 The vet's examination showed the eye destroyed, and perhaps surgery would be needed for the removal of the pellet. All this pain for the dog, the worry and cost to the Meyers, because of mating season and a neighbor's anger. Laura's remarks included, "If you value your dog, keep it home or it might get shot." Sad. NEW VENTURE Terry Bird of Lily Lake Park is finally in his home turf with his new eatery in McHenry. Terry has had restaurants in Lake Zurich, Fox Lake and -Woodstock and is now serving at his place on Main Street, West McHenry. Being close to home makes wife Judy very happy, as the time put in driving to work often seemed longer than the actual work. 'Terry is quite a chef, so we are looking forward to sampling some of his creations. And maybe hell even give us a smile, instead of being his "Grumpy" self! Good luck in your new venture, T. Bird. SPECIAL FIFTH Jeannette, five-year-old daughter of Bobbie and John Wright, had a special birthday party Sunday April 15,v even though her real birth date is the 17th. Her three playmates, Frankie Farenzena, Amy Hensley and Kristin Swanson, who are all five years old, helped Jeannette have a fun filled "Care-Bear" party. They will be continuing their friend­ ship as they start school together in the fall. Visiting from out of town for the weekend were Jeannette's Uncle Roy and Aunt Fay. And giving special birthday wishes were big brothers Steven and Brian. Lots of caring and many bear hugs went into this happy fifth birthday party. THANKFUL TIME Friday the 13th is usually considered a bad lu& time, but this didn't follow for Laura and Connie Meyer of Lilymoor. They were driving through Wonder Lake when their car was hit in the rear. Fortunately, the car was not too damaged, and Connie's bruised knee and Laura's painful wrist and hand were the only casualties. Laura said Friday the 13th was her lucky day, because it could have been a serious accident. SPECIAL DATES / April 20-His crucifixic April 22-His Give thanks that He livfcs! April 25~Secretary's Day. They need thanks, too. April 26-Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. CELEBRATIONS Birthday time for neighbor Carl Stromley is April 21. In this time of thankfulness, we add ours for having Carl as a neigh­ bor who helps us in so many ways. Everyone should be so lucky! Also celebrating the 21st are Peggy Rupp of Lakemoor and Marion Arneson. Pearl Zabroski has her day April 23. Chris Glus adds a teen year the same date. Chris often helps her mother Peggy who is the treasurer for the Friends of the MN Library, with library affairs. Brett Alan Wilhoit of Parkside will be four years old April 24. Wonder what big sister Katie will surprise him with? Troy Marshall will be celebrating the same day. Anniversary wishes go to two Lakemoor couples. George and Edna Garbacz celebrate theirs on the 22nd, and Michael and Lorene Martin recognize theirs the 26th. FENCED IN Improving the appearance of one's home and yard always has a positive influence on the area. Wayne and Bonnie Dawell of Lily Lake Park have done that by completely surrounding their yard with rustic fencing that compliments their A-style frame house. It also makes for a safer play yard for the children and that dignified Afghan who surveys the surrounding countryside. UKRANIAN EGGS On display at the McHenry Nunda Library are two dozen beautifully decorated eggs, painted by Wasylyna (Lena) Glus, using the art form developed by generations of Ukranians Each egg has a different design in strong vibrant colors. Also shown is a plate painted with various egg designs, and instructions for the egg coloring process. Daughter- in-law Peggy Glus of Lakemoor arranged the display. The pre-school story time youngsters have been painting Easter eggs also, and these have been hung on the "Easter Egg" apple tree blooming in the library. This was arranged by Lorry Deeke who is also known for her "Clownie" puppet rendition. Stop in at your library and enjoy the beauty of these hand- decorated Easter symbols. FAREWELL There is a reluctance in reading of the retirement of a lady with whom I share memories of school years at McHenry Community High School, where she was an ex­ cellent musician on the varied instruments of coronet and xylophone, plus doing well on the tennis court and scholastically. Then, later, meeting in the Fine Arts Building in Chicago where she studied voice while I did my thing on the fourth floor. So Adele has finally decided to take her Smith-Corona home, and go on to new fields. Perhaps a book, or travel, or those many plans put on "hold" these past 42 exciting, nerve-wracking, fulfilling years of being responsible for our home town newspaper. I will continue to watch for her "Musin' & Meanderin'" and hope she will enjoy doing both, wherever the whim takes her. GOD BLESS Ringwood news: FOUR YOUNG AREA BOWLERS TRAVEL TO BLOOMINGTON The State YABA tournament in Bloomington, HI. April 8 in­ cluded four of our local boys and one Lakemoor boy. This tour­ nament involved approximately 500 teams throughout the state. It was a handicap tournament and with their handicaps, Keith Lehman bowled a 513; Ricky VanEvrey, 568; Pat Sperry, 531; Allen Van Every, 644; and Bob Stevens, 597. With these scores, Ricky VanEvery, captain of the team, Doris Low 653-9262 Katy Christopher 385-8037 and the rest of the team were very proud to come home with the announcement that they had beaten the team they bowled. Congratulations boys. We are proud of you all. COUNTY WINNER Allen VanEvery was a second place winner in the McHenry County YABA tournament held in Marengo March 25. Allen's scores were 127, 157 and 203, bringing the total to 487. The winners were based on the most pins above average and Allen's score was 99 pins above. EASTER SERVICES The Sunrise Service at Ringwood United Methodist Church will be held at 7 a.m., followed by a breakfast spon­ sored by the U.M.Y. This is a combined service for both Greenwood and Ringwood parishes. The regular worship services will be at Ringwood at 9 a.m. and at Greenwood at 11 a.m. SEWING WORK DAY The ladies will meet at the home of Doris Low Thursday, April 26, at 10:30 a.m. Clara Cristy and Lorraine Patch will be co-hostesses. LUNCHEON Ladies from Ringwood U.M. Church who are planning to attend the luncheon at the Pistakee Community Center April 25, and sponsored by the Mt. Hope United Methodist Ladies, must have their reservations in to Marge Evans by Sunday, April 22. RETURNS TO McH Dave Christopher has recently moved back to the McHenry area and is employed at Frit- sch's Red Angus farm on Crystal Lake Rd. WEDDING The beautiful wedding of Janice Skidmore, daughter of Ed and Diane Skidmore of Mountain, WI. and Terry LaLande also of Mountain, was attended by Janice's grand­ mother, Curly Skidmore. Curly went to the wedding Saturday, April 14, with her daughter SWIVEL ROCKERS SAVEJ61°° MOW J239#°t. '50T VALUE LOOK AT THESE QUALITY FEATURES • HARDWOOD FRAMES • 5 INCH POLY FOAM CUSHION • COIL SPRING SEATS • FULLY LINED SKIRTS • DuPONT ORLON VELVET MANY COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM Quantities Limited-Sale Ends April 28,1984 i MARTIN'S HI WAY B iM i Jackie and hubby Ron Creutz. Billy and Chris, and Tom and wife Kerri Creutz also went with them, to the 2:30 p.m. services held at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Suring, WI. Janice and Terry met and went all through high school together in Suring. A reception for 250 friends and relatives was held at the Mc- Causlin Brook Golf Course in Lakewood, WI. Other friends and relatives that attended the wedding were from Richmond, Spring Grove, Fox Lake, Powers Lake and Wilmot. Terry and Janice will be making their home in Mountain. Curly, Jackie and Ron and family returned home Sunday after the wedding. In the rain ail the way. CELEBRATION M i c h e l l e V a n E v e r y celebrated her seventh birthday March 30, with five of her little friends. They had lots of fun playing games with all the prizes to be awarded to the winner, with lots of Oh's and Ah's. Of course, Michelle's mom, Linda served a delicious birthday cake and ice cream. Sunday, April 1, Michelle's godparents, Dave and Pat Adams, and her grandparents, Kay and Clarence Adams and Tag and Gen VanEvery were there for dinner to celebrate with Michelle again. A delicious dinner was served with cake and ice cream. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Kathy Hartjes and Bev Kreutzer on April 26; and to Clarence Adams, Jr., and Karen Walkington, April 27. Dorothy Tonyan and Jim Wegner will add another candle April 29; as Ed Mack and Jerry Rasmussen will do May 1. May 2 is that special day for Jay Walkington and Walter Wilcox. We wish you all a very happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Rosa and Joe Visconti on Arpil 27. A very special anniversary wish to Barb and Bud Byron May 2-'tis their twenty-fifth. We wish both couples many more years of wedded bliss. REMEMBER DATES April 19-Maundy Thursday Services--6:30-at Ingleside Church April 22-Sunrise Service-7 a.m. at Ringwood Church with breakfast following. April 22-Worship Service-9 a.m.--Ringwood Church No Junior church April 25-Mt. Hope Luncheon- noon-at Pistakee Community Center April 26-Sewing Circle-10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at home of Doris Low. GOD BLESS Four area boys and one Lakemoor resident recently won a special youth bowling match at Bloomington. From left are: Keith Lehman, Ricky VanEvery, Pat Sperry, Allen VanEvery and Bob Stevens. 890 LAKE AVE., WOODSTOCK (815) 338-0404 DAILY 9 TO 5:30, MON. ft FRI. 9 TO 9, CLOSED SUNDAY 9 HOLE COURSE ISTAKEE Play Our Beautiful Course SOUTH END OF PISTAKEE BAY 2Vi Miles West of Route 12 815 Bay Road (Bay Rd. & W. 134 SAME) Phone 815-385-9854 New Gas Carts Available Complete Stock of Pro-Line Golf. "Course Playable After Heavy Rain" Breakfast Everyday Breakfast Special Sat. ft Sun. STEAK ft EGGS Dining Room ft Lounge Open Daily FISH FRY FRIDAY L From 4:30 to 10 P.M. i WOODSTOC K THEATRE \1\IN STRKKI - .lusl Off The Square Adults '2; II X I nder M .50; Matinees 11.00 815-338-8555 Starting Krida> < iI \1: <R> * * • Vi Qana Slfkal FRI: 2:00, 7:00, 9:16 SAT. « SUN: 1:00 3:15, 7:00, 9:15 MON: 2:00, 7:00, 9:10 TUES. THRU THURS: 7:00, 9:10 mtavinairil ring with the ffiHM (PQ) * • * Vfc Rogar Ebart Starring Saan Pann A Eliza bath McQovam FRI: 2:00, 7:10, 9:10 SAT. a SUN: 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10 MON: 2:00, 7:00, 9:00 TUES. THRU THURS: 7:00, 9:00 In order for all of our employees to be able to attend church with their families on Good Friday evening... ALL FACILITIES OF McHENRY STATE BANK WILL CLOSE GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 20th AT 6:30 PM .-- , All of our Facilities will be open regular hours Saturday, April 21 st. McHENRY STATE BANK MEMBER FDIC