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Page 14 McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section A Wednesday, July 24,19M Neighborhood news Lakemoor-Lilymoor: Vehicle screech drives host to worry The sound of emergency vehicles screeched throughout our area Wednesday, July 10, South Lily Lake Road was closed to traffic, the result of a one-car rollover at one of the dangerous hills which are a challenge to speedv drivers. Lorry Deeke of South Lily Lake Road was on her wby home in hopes of arriving there before her expected company. She worriedly asked an officer stationed near her home what had happened, and was in­ formed that an Oldsmobile had rolled over. Doris Low 653-9262 Terrified, knowing that her guest drove an Olds she ran up the hill only to see her friend's car waiting to come through, while another vehicle was on its back supported by a completely crushed roof. The rescue squad took the injured driver for emergency care. Now Lily Lake Road has ha4 its third rollover in two months. Enough already! HOME BURNED Saturday night, July 13, was hot, humid and full of strange so&nds. The sirens of rescue vehicles and fire engines were all surrounding and confusing as to their meaning. Some of the wails were the call of help for a burning home in Lilymoor. The white frame house that had housed the Svoboda family in the past and was now the Jim <#ager residence, was ablaze, With dual towers of flames visible across Lily Lake. The scorched, burned supports and front porch are a reminder of the power of fire and the loss and destruction that are a result. LL LADIES LEAGUE The ladies met at Helen Para's home the evening of July 10 for their monthly get- together. The meeting was not held at Ann Sossong's home as usual, due to the lack of strength of Sophie Paterson, Ann's mother. % Julia Kraus won two prizes, first at bunco, plus the special. Jean Dember was second place winner, with Millie Zabroski taking home the booby prize. This ladies organization has been meeting for many years. 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She now has 10 great­ grandchildren and is hoping to exceed her mother-in-law's record of 38 grandchildren and 63 great-grandchildren at the time of her death at 98 years. Effie has many years to go, but each one is loaded with love, concern and giving ; not only for her family but any others in 6IVEY0UR SELF-CONFIDENCE A HEALTHY BOOST Improve your appearance with good nutrition to look & feel your best. •Honey-Dipped PhiiMUIfrPtfct'*). 3.59 k. •Inflation Fighter Snack Mx.. '1.47 k. •Mors Turn*. *si) *5.95 SUNTAN ACTIVATOR. TAN FASTER WITH INCREASED PROTECTION. TAN LASTS LONGER. SKIN STAYS SOFTER. © lature's Cornucopit 'NATURALLY THE BEST" 5402 W. ELM ST. (RTE.120) McHENRY 385-6696 Available At The Following Locations: •ISLAND FOODS •ACE HARDWARE •CONVENIENT •LAKEVIEW FOOD FOODS •COUNTRY •SUNNYSIDE CUPBOARD FOODS •SULLIVAN FOODS •LITTLE STORE •UNION'76 •SUNRISE GROCERY •COLE PHARMACY •DEBBIE'S GENERAL •COAST TO COAST STORE •SUNNYSIDEGAS •VILLAGE MARKET 8. 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UitPlNGREE RO ('.ml W.ofRte 31) (111) 4SS-2S70 since )»$•" WHEELING 12 E DUNDEE RO (312) 541 1734 happy sixty-fifth celebration begun Sunday, July 14, for BIRTHDAYS A was Joseph Wagner, when he and his family started the festivities with a breakfast at the Circle R Family Restaurant. Joe's birth­ day was the 15th, but early or late, it's always a time of thanksgiving Pearl Ann Zabroski's birthday was recognized July 20; Angela Sexton's was the 21st; Aria VanCleave and Stephen Wright celebrated the 22na; and Mike Schmidt was wished birthday joy on the 23rd. A very special birthday wish goes to Nathan Lubke of Lakemoor who will begin his eighty-third year July 24. Good health and the fulfillment of a longtime dream are wished for this neighbor of many years. TO FLA. AND BACK The VanCleave family of Lilymoor had a fast five-day trip to Daytona Beach, Fla. Aria and her brother did the driving for a total of three days, with Darlene, Billie Jean and their two. cousins enjoying the scenery. The ocean was exciting with the 4th of July fireworks displayed over that large horizon. The girls got a bit sun burned during their two Florida days, but are ready to return for a longer visit any time. GET WELLS Little Dania Carrion of Lilymoor has her arm in a cast, the result of a freak break from a fall. She said it hurt, but it doesn't seem to slow her one bit. rEvie Lobinsky called to say she is home recuperating after a four-day stay at NIMC where she received excellent care. She would be happy to hear from neighbors and friends. PAI'I RFVFRF The McHenry Nunda Library was represented at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon and program recently at a local restaurant. Karen Colomer, trustee of the library board and former treasurer, and Margaret Karas, librarian, were present to watch the informative slide presentation of Paul Revere's part in our country's revolution. 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