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Al ()N your Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Hold Referendum In November For Sewerage Plant On Nov. 1, there will be a referendum vote regarding the sewerage plant in Lakemoor. Watch the column for registration date and if you are not a registered voter and wish to do so before then, you may call either Alyce Kowal at 385- 0597 or call Carol Schmidt at 385-1117. There will be reminders of the voting in later issues plus more information regardingjt. PANCAKE BRUNCH Parents for Youth is spon­ soring a pancake brunch on Sunday, Oct. 12 from 10 a.m. till 1 p.m. in the municipal building in Lakemoor. If you would like to get out of making breakfast for yourself and your family, then make your plans now to attend the breakfast there. For the cost of your ticket you get all you can eat and coffee and milk will be provided. LILYMOOR CARD PARTY ~ On Oct. 22 the ladies of Lilymoor are holding a card party. Tickets will be available irom almost any lady in Lilymoor. If you would like to, you may call me and I will ^either sell you the tickets or put you in touch with some of those who are handling them also. The time for playing cards on the twenty-second is from 12:30 till 3 p.m. Cake and coffee will be served. While there is time, why not get a group together and purchase the necessary tickets all at one time. COMPANY 3 OPEN HOUSE REMINDER -- Have you made your plans to visit the Company 3 Fire House on Rte. 120 and Lilylake road on Oct. 5. in observance of Fire- Prevention Week (from Oct. 5 through the 11). Come out and meet our local fire-fighters and see the equipment they use. All the public is cordially invited to attend. The hours for the open house are from 1p.m. till 3p.m. DINNER-DANCE The Bicentennial commission has scheduled Saturday, Nov. 1 for the dinner-dance at the V.F.W. There will be a cocktail hour from 6:30p.m. to7:30 p.m. Dinner will be served at 7:30 and at 9 p.m. dancing will begin. All commission mem­ bers will have tickets available for you. More on this in later issues. RESULTSOF JUNQUESALE the Lakemoor Civil Defense Corps realized a $600 profit due to the generosity of everyone who donated items, the volunteers who helped and to those who came out and pur­ chased merchandise. The proceeds will be applied towards a generator and supplies necessary for civil defense. The volunteers con­ sisted of Ladies League, Parents for Youth, Home- Owners and last but not least the Bicentennial Commission, who were so generous with their help. RESULTS OF BAKE SALE The Lilymoor bake sale was also very successful. The amount that was raised was $84.20. Again that project was also a success due to the Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Christian Mothers Hold Installation Dinner Meeting Members of the Christian Mother's Society of St. Peter's parish held their installation of officers and dinner at the Pink House in Twin Lakes on Thursday. Sept. 18. Following dinner Beverly Schmitt con­ ducted a meeting Forty-three members and three guests were present. Bev thanked all members for their cooperation and support during her term of office as president. She gave a resume of the society's ac­ tivities and fund raising programs the past two years. Frances Heinemann was Installation Officer. She thanked the outgoing officers Beverly Schmitt as president and Sonia Miller as secretary. New officers installed were Dolores May, president, and Catherine Kagan. secretary. Those remaining in office were Jeanette Todey, vice-president and Madeline Behm. treasurer. A gold past president's pin was presented to Beverly. All of­ ficers wore corsages, gifts of the society. Father Kilduff congratulated the new officers and thanked all members of the society for all SECTION 2-PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-WEDNLSUA V, OClUtsEK l, i»7S Illinois Federation of women's clubs board meeting will be on Sept. 29 at Whispering Oaks. Thank you notes will be sent members of Jaycees who cleaned Spring Grove cemetery. Bicentennial articles were shown for sale. The card party and luncheon held Sept. 10 was a huge suc­ cess and President Smith thanked all members for their help and cooperation. A thank you was extended Dorothy Orsolini for inviting the club to her summer home in August for a lawn party. All enjoyed it very much. Oct. 15 is the date for theatre and luncheon at Shady Lane. Meeting ad­ journed with reading of a poem bv President Smith. the help they have given in support of their parish. President Dolores May received the gavel 3,nd presided at the remainder of the meeting. The time of the meetings in the future was changed to 7:30 p.m. She called on the chairman, Magdalen Miller, to speak on the rum­ mage sale which will be held Oct lOand 11 in the parish hall. She called on volunteers to help on Oct. 7. 8 and 9. A meeting of the committee for the Halloween card party will be in the hall on Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. The next meeting will be Oct. 16. 7:30 p.m. LCWC Members of the -Lotus Country Women's club held their meeting in the town hall on Wednesday, Sept. 17. A delicious noon luncheon was served. Meeting was opened by President Kay Smith with the reading of the club collect and a pledge of allegiance to the flag. A letter was read by corresponding secretary from President Martha Count of District No. 4, thanking the club for hosting the board meeting in May. Richmond Women's Club sent an invitation to attend their Oct. 14 meeting. A demonstration will be given by Richmond Rescue Squad. Only the Newspaper ONLY THE NEWSPAPER brings you the comics . . on art form native to newspapers a part of the package of news, features and entertain­ ment that is your newspaper. STORE HOURS: 1ION.-FRL: 9-9 SAT. H SUN- ">-» Spurgeon's Beauty Salon PHONE 385-4520 Under New Management! come in and meet Jackie Berkley MANAGER Mary Clare Leo tfally Kuhns Let our professionals introduce you to beauty services that are performed to your satisfaction and with a smile. Salon Hours: Tues. & Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wed. 9 a.rn. to 5 p.m. (Senior Citizen Dayf Call For An Appointment Today! 189 1656 9 I McHENRY MARKET PLACE 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHenry,III. Now . . • The Big Sale with Our Lowest Prices of the Season! 385-4100 BANKAMERICARQ couple in marriage took place in St. Isaac Joques church in Niles. A reception followed with seventy-five guests attending. The bride and groom will be residing in Island Lake. FAREWELL FOR NOW As everyone knows all things must come to an end, good, bad and otherwise so comes the end of my writing of this column, for the time being anyway. To those of you that let me know you enjoyed reading my column. I say thank you. to those of you that had com­ plaints. I say if you felt you could have done a better job, all you had to do was take over the column. (I would have given it to you gladly.) Your new columnist for Lilymoor - Lakemoor will be Sue Keese. Her phone number is 385-7859. All I ask is that you call her and welcome her in taking over the column. I feel fortunate in having found her to handle the job and with your help the column can go on and on. GOOD LUCK -Joyce. 1 would like to thank the Plaindealer staff for all the patience and kindness they have extended to me in my past four and one half years of my writing this column. * * * * About the only time some people go to church is at their own funeral. This is, perhaps, a bit late. WALK-A-THON WINNERS - Rick Ziebel. Jim Wilson, Jon Schmitt of McHenry Junior high school, and Scott Rhode and Kirk Barnicle of Hilltop school were the first to return from the Walk-A- Thon held Saturday, Sept. 20, for United Cerebral Palsy. The boys left McCracken field at 9:10 jogging on Rt. 31 to 176, over to the Crystal Lake blacktop and arrived in McHenry at 12:30. They completed the trip one hour before any of the others. Over 312 boys and girls from fifth grade through eighth participated. Misses', Half-Size Pant Sets 2-pc. sets in poly/acetate and bonded acrylic. Great selection! ^fcfor lv 8-18; 161/2-221/2. Reg. $7.99-8.99. Fake Fur Hats looks like mink or 039 *79 sherpa. Reg. $2.99-5.99. A Misses' Nylon Quilted Pantcoats ^ Special Purchase of %-length coats in assorted colors. 10-20. All New Fall Handbags including genuine leathers, vinyls, cordu- roys, velvets. Reg. $3.99-11.99 Sweater Cape, popular button- front with collar style. Solids, plaids, white. Regular $11.99. Check These Savings! donors, workers and those who bought the baked items. LADIES LEAGUE On Wednesday, Sept. 17, the ladies held their sccial meeting. Prize winners were: First, Joan Delatorre, second, Eunice Tobey, third, Helen Para, fourth, Cindy Nantz. The booby prize went to Mildred Narcoti. hostesses were Viola Ar- bogast and Rose Zalenka. The members welcomed two guests, Cindy Nrntzand Debbie Sebesta. , BELATED BIRTHDAYS Sorry to be late in wishing five folks a very happy bir­ thday, they are Ldfene Martin and Bud Hueckstaedt, who share the twenty-fifth as their birthdate, to Helen Freeman, Bridgett Heald and Danny Withrow all on the thirtieth, I hope each and every one of them had a very happy bir­ thday, and a very happy day to Sundae Morrison, she begins her teen years on Oct. 1 and best wishes to Scott Meyer on the fourth. ANNIVERSARY On Sept. 29, Jim and Dottie Mentzer will be celebrating another year of wedded bliss. Enjoy it to the fullest you two as it will be the last one you will be celebrating alone for a long time to come since a little heir is on the way to make it a threesome for future celebrations. SURPRISE PARTY On Sept. 14, Lu Gravenstuk was really surprised when she found that the party at Jim and Charlene Kelley's in Cooney Heights was in her honor of her birthday, (her birthday is actually on the twenty-first). Those present to help Lu celebrate were Chuck and Irene Thornton, Charles and Jean Thornton and daughters, Michele and Denise, Fred and Deb Thornton and son, Bobbys Norma Kelley, Bob and Irene - Tuttle, Bill and Andree Butler, Walter and Helen Para, John and Jean Lucarz, and daughter, Joselyn, Martin Lund and Jim and Charlene Kelley's daughters, Wendy and Melanie. From the report I had everyone had a very good time including the birthday gal herself. BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON In the way of further celebration a group of folks went out to a local restaurant to help Lu chalk up another year. They were Irene Thornton, Andree Butler, Helen Para, Annette Grogan, Florence Tucker, Julia Krause and Lu. This is one birthday that she will remember for a long time to come, right Lu? 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