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Lakemoor/Lilymoor: Local girl graduates <9 --meet your /j^A COLLEGE DEGREE gallantry and humor. And Don May 10-Lakemoor Village next day, but auch is weather in N N ^N I N J Tricia Goebel will receive her Vornkahl and Pete Hendrickson meeting, 8 p.m. the foothills. Longs Peak was -- D A fll.i. ImaLmjI mamb* Ua «m ALjmm aMA k̂lA 11l%441 TTooflkl* mAV*Ylinff ®•••••••••••••• COLLEGE DEGREE Tricia Goebel will receive her B.A. degree from Illinois State University on May 5. Attending the overnight festivities will be mother Lily Ann Fisher and her husband Clarence, and grand­ parents Frank and Frances Krueger. Tricia majored in Russian and Russian Studies, and Political Science, and will again be spending the summer (Mi the continent. Last summer she was an assistant tour guide with the Illinois State University summer program in Russia. After graduation, she will be traveling to Ireland, Finland and Russia, as the tour guide for ISU. Tricia speaks Russian fluently, and is rapidly becoming a four-language person. More schooling is in her ftiture, as she will continue on at ISU for her Master's degree, then on to a Ph.D, as a member of the staff at the university. A well planned, exciting future is envisioned for this young lady. ROOM MOTHERS Dottie Mentzer was one of the mothers who chaperoned the four units of first graders from Hilltop School, who enjoyed a day's outing at the Milwaukee Zoo on April 18. The children especially liked seeing and ^ pelting the little baby animals. Dottie reported that the children were very well-behaved, making it a happy experience for^everyone. ANOTHER GRADUATION BethBaker had taken an early graduation from the McHenry Community High School, but will receive her diploma with other members of the graduating class on May 30. She will be attending South Eastern Academy in Kissimmee, Fla. this fail. Beth has been working at the McHenry Country Club as a maintenance person, being the first one of her sex to be em­ ployed in that category at the club. Evenings she is busy with her duties at Great America. Her talents are also directed toward the artistic field. You never know where Beth may Margaret Karas 385-4934 BIRTHDAYS Belated wishes for birthday pleasures go to Dawn Meyer, William Sinkler and little Brian Rupp, who all had their day on April 27. Brenda Hall celebrated hers on the 28th, and Laura Meyer, long active in the Lilymoor Association, was honored the last day of April. May 1 brought memories of our dear neighbor Otto Witzke, who would have been 83 years old this day. Peggy Hendrickson recognized the first as her birth- date. Helen Para who helps with the Blood Pressure Screening at the Moose Lodge, celebrated the second of May. "" One of the prettiest great grandmothers in Lakemoor, Mrs. Eileen O'Brien, will be wished birthday happiness on May 6. Eileen has spent much of the winter in hospitals, so wishes for good health are especially sent to her. Richard Polinski of Lilymoor also celebrates his birthday on the 6th. Sherry Watkins of Hidden Valley Acres adds a growing up year on the 7th. Denise Mayo's birthday is the 8th. Jason Leske of Lilymoor will be a big eight years did on May 10. PROM FOLLOW-UP The Wagon Wheel Resort in Rockton was THE place to be on the evening of April 28 and on into the morning hours of the 29th, for the young people who attended the social event of the school year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Our area's represen­ tative as a candidate for the king title was Michael Milinac, who is also the senior class president. Four couples gathered at Hal d Marion Vornkahl's home fore the party to have pictures taken and to show off their finery. Ramona Neeley was lovely in a satin dress-lavender, of course. Lisa Hibbs looked like an 1890 princes in her high necked, full-sleeved, all lace gown. Debbie Vornkahl, with her dark beauty, was the prettiest of all, according to proud parents Hal and Marion: Steve Watkins, rarely seen in anything but jeans, was resplendent in an all white tux. tfrank Neeley, with a grey* hat and gallantry and humor. And Don Vornkahl and Pete Hendrickson looked very handsome in their formal wear. Then on to the parking lot at West Campus for the bus ride to Rockton, and the long fun-filled evening, with a formal dinner, a formal dance, and the crowning of the King and Queenv Following a change of clothes, the young people had a choice of bowling, swimming, video games, eating, movies, music to listen to, and then breakfast at 5:30. A tired and sleepy group returned home by 7:30 Sunday morning. Each one was given a memento of this memorable time, a tie tack with "84" im­ printed for the boys and a charm with "1984" for the girls. Many of the young people continued on with a picnic Sunday afternoon at Wilmot. Our group opted for Moraine Hills State Park, which was close to home and just as en­ joyable. The 1984 Prom is now a memory-may it be a happy one for all. GET WELL WISHES Marge Polinski has been suffering with an arthritic condition that is very painful, as anyone knows who is similarity afflicted. Mrs. Anne DeCicco has also had a bad week. CALENDAR May 7-Lilymoor Association meeting, 8 p.m. at the McHenry Nunda library. Call 385-7276 for information. May 7-Hidden Valley Acres meeting, Joe DeMarco's home on Columbus Drive. Call 385-8337 for information. May 7-Friends of the McHenry Nunda Library, 7 p.m.at the Library. May 10--Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. EASTER VISIT t There was no columd last week as my daughter, Mag Dunnagan and I spent Easter with my sister and her hfrsband in Longmont, Colo. We wanted to be with Mary and John Paroubek, to ease their first Easter alone after the death of their son, Jim. It was good that we were together, to share memories and try to look towards the future. Mag and I, leaving by plane on Good Friday, really did not expect to be shoveling snow the next day, but such is weather in the foothills. Longs Peak was not visible until Easter morning, when the bright sunshine illuminated the snowy moun­ tains, a breath-taking scene. Every type of weather was encountered during the quickly spent week, but the high winds, hail, rain and snow were not felt in the warmth of the love inside. Mag and I arrived at O'Hare on Saturday afternoon, April 28, and were welcomed by a lonely Bruno and nephew John Paroubek. As always, a visit is very good, but home is still home. GOD BLESS Last Sunday concert slated Sunday, May 6, is the date for the final "First Sunday at Four" Concert, to ^ held at the Bethany Lutheran Church, Crystal Lake. Auditions for the concert were held April 15. A total of 30 students of area music teachers, participated in the auditions. Of these, 12 students were selected by an independent judge, to take part in the concert. Those chosen are: Jennifer Yapelli, Sara Gessler, Kathy Gerhardt, Carla Davidson, Bernard Chen, Peter Myers, Channing Wilson, Rita Chang, Kathy Pratt, Georgia Berry, John McCall and Michael Zegarski. Members of Fox Hills Music Teachers' Association and their students are urged to attend and support the young musicians. The general public is also welcome. v Ringwood: Methodist women set meeting U.M.W. TO MEET The Ringwood United Methodist Women will have their regular meeting on Thursday, May 10, at 12:30 p.m., in the home of Ingeborg Jacobsen. Blanche Howe will have the devotions for this da^. Doris Low 653-9262 Katy Christopher 385-8037 FOOD CO-OP Remember, the order date is May 7, 7:30 p.m.. at Nancy Daurio's and Pack and Pick Up is May 15 at Pat Malo's, 2 p.m. PACK-A-SACK SUNDAY' This Sunday, the first Sunday of the month, we ask members to bring a bag of non-perishable groceries to be taken to one of the Food Pantries in the area. Anyone in the community is welcome to participate in this worthwhile project and may leave/their donation at the chufch office between 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday mornings. SEWING WORK DAY Sewing Work Day at the home of Doris Low was a busy place with the ladies working their fingers to the bone on beautiful pillows and special little things for the Bqzaar to be held at the Ringwood Church next November 3. There were colorful rugs worked on, pillow cases and dish towels. . A very enjoyable day was had by all with the fellowship of working together. DOG DAYS Folks, there are a couple of dogs still running loose in the area, and it would be too bad for a pet to be picked up by the animal control, but that is what may happen if you don't keep them in or tied up! Then, too, the little ones catching a school bus shouldn't have to wonder if it's a friendly dog or not, sometimes they aren't. CONGRATULATIONS "Happy Birthday" to Wanda Bruce on May 10 and to Amy Street and Rachel Ackerman on May 11. May 12 is that special day for Patty Brennan and Susan Mary Thompson. May 14 finds Jammie Mough and Christopher Delby adding another candle to their cakes as Mr. Robert Mough and Steven Bauer will do on May 15. Cindy (Bruce) McPherson will celebrate her special day on May 16. We wish all of you wonderful people a very Happy Day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Sowers on May 13 and to Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Muck and Doe) Brennan on May 16. How many is it?? We think it's great. We wish both couples many more years of wedded bliss. COMING EVENTS May 6--Worship Service-9 a.m.-Ringwood Church Junior Church--9:15 a.m.-Ringwood Church. May 8-Choir Practice-7 p.m.- - Ringwood Church May 10--U.M.W. (United Methodist Women) 12:30 p.m. Home of Ingeborg Jacobsen. May 13-MOTHER'S DAY June 22-23-24~Church Camp- out--Chain-0-Lakes Park. July 21-Annual Chicken Bait B-Que. « GOD BLESS MAY 3rd, 4th, 5th • THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Whit* or Almond Only MODEL EH060FXL s425 399 and befo •MEAL SENSOR* temperature probe MWMMXl •Variable Power Control •1.3cu. ft. capacity •Balanced Wave Cooking v * • *Tmk. BFrigidaire MOOtl • TIMER 60 MIN. OF COOKING • FULL CIRCLE OF COOKING • 1,6 CU. FT. OVEN CAPACITY • TEMPERATURE PROBE *358 I luLfurlni: •Uprlght Freezer •15.1 cu. ft. 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