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SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13,1*78 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 Local Family Travels South For Vacation Wally and Joan O'Brien had a great trip through some of the southern states. Some of the interesting places they enjoyed were New Orleans, La.; Mobile, Ala ; Pensacola, Fla., and Texas. It was usually hot during the day, but nights were cool; so they were able to get plenty of rest Glad to have you back all renewed and ready to face another year. Norm and Pat Morrison and daughter Sundae had a quick trip to Orlando, Fla., to visit Pat's father. They flew down because Pat's back was not up to auto travel. The ocean was a great source of pleasure. Sundae's grand­ father had taught her to body surf when she was little, so she spent as much time as possible in the salt water, riding the waves. Grandfather, at 81, still enjoys doing the same, and was thrilled that one of his grand­ children enjoyed the sport as much as he did Pat would worry seeing Sundae's head way out in the ocean, but in a few minutes she would be back on shore A relaxing leisurely time was had, even if it was only for a week. Young Anthony Gurske had a great finale to his act this summer. He had a three week trip to New York, the only member of his family to go Automobile was the method of travel to Brooklyn with realtives returning east They stopped at Sea World in Kent, Ohio, to watch ail the great and small water animals The porpoises did their slicing through the water and air, and the huge turtles moved slowly in the sun Then on to visit "Nanny" in Brooklyn, where the Gurske's lived before moving west to Lilymoor Anthony stayed with other friends in New York, very capably traveling around the city by himself The return home on Aug 28, was on a 747, a mightly big plane for a lad to be traveling on all alone. Anthony proved his ability as a traveler, but another test was yet to come Getting down to earth, he got on brother Robert's new skateboard, fell off and broke his wrist And so, another cast for Anthony, the second this year, not to mention the broken nose It's no wonder mother Mitzi had her hair cut This way there isn't so much left to pull out in worry and exasperation SOCIAL NIGHT The Lily Lake Ladies league had their fun meeting last Wednesday. Prize winners at Bunco were, first, Mildred Nejedly, Marie Hyatt second, then Helen Netzel and Helen Para getting booby. Carol Volke and Anna Brzezinski were the hostesses. This club is the oldest organization in our community, having been active for over thirty-five years. Throughout this time, the ladies have given of their time and effort in providing the Municipal Building with storm windows, drapes, fans, coat racks and other equipment. They have helped out with community efforts, donated to the Rescue Squad, and joined in bake sales, corn roasts, and wherever they were needed. In addition to giving the ladies an enjoyable evening twice a month, the L.L.L.L. also serves all of us RECUPERATING Two members of the Hueckstaedt family came home from different hospitals this past week. Chad in Chicago and little Allison in Woodstock. Alma and Bud Hueckstaedt's grandchildren have really been having a difficult time. Let's hope this is the end of their hospital stays for a long time. Ruth Freeman is hobbling around a little better. And get well wishes are extended to Jackie Stromley, also. CELEBRATIONS * Birthday wishes go to Fred Thornton and Ronald Freeman on Sept 16. The seventeenth is the day for Sherril Weber, Laurie Johnson and Wayne Meyer. Mark Betancourt celebrates the next day Harold Nixon, Jr , will have his six­ teenth year on the nineteenth of September Anniversary couples are Arden and Pat Heald, celebrating Sept. 13, and Art and Rudie Huffman and Bruno and Margaret Karas on the fourteenth Bruno cliams we've been married thirty-eight years, but actually its been more like sixty-eight Happy days and happy nights to everyone CLAIM TO FAME Another eating establishment in Lakemoor has received recognition from a Chicago newspaper. Among restaurants serving French food, con­ sidered the finest in gourmet cooking by many, our "Le Vichyssois is among the most authentic and delicious in northern Illinois. It is very exciting to have a chef of such stature as Bernard Cretier in our midst Let's see, my an­ niversary is next week ... COLLEGE CREDITS Maribeth Karas started her junior year at Wheaton college. The two weeks spent at home between summer quarter in England and departure for fall quarter, was too short to share all the excitement, thoughts, and dreams of the past months. Allen Schneidewent is also in college. David and Jeff Blake are both enrolled at University of Illinois. Any other college students around? BITE WORSE THAN BUZZ? Mosquitoes! That little insects can change man's style of living is truly amazing. Have you noticed how the outside suppers are now inside? The picnics are now in screened in areas? The tomatoes and cucumbers are not picked in the evening? A walk in the woods has become a very rapid jog along the road? Mowing the \lawn is no longer just a battle between husband and wife, but between man and insect? Sleep interrupted by a sharp, itching sting? Even a ride in the park requires closed windows and air conditioning? The new scent so many people are using, "Charlie Mosquito Repellent"? Man still has a long way to go in controlling his environment. VILLAGE NEWS Lakemoor has a new trustee. William Sinkler was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by R a y m o n d C y n o w a ' s resignation The board is now fully staffed. Raymond Embrey was appointed director of Emergency Disaster service, formerly called "Civil Defense. Due to the storage of the huge equipment for the sewers, the municipal building will no longer be available for public meetings. The use of the hall in the past has been appreciated by the residents, but Lakemoor is progressing, and less space is one of the by products. Dusty streets, now that the rains seem to have ceased, plague Lakemoorites. The sewer tile installations have made all the streets just gravel and sand. So dust hovers over the whole area, outside and in. The mosquito abatement program is helping. North and east side lake residents are not itching as much as the rest of us COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept 14--Lakemoor village meeting-8 p.m -Municipal building. Sept 18--Free blood pressure screening-Lakemoor Municipal building-7-9 p.m. Sept 19--Lily Lake Con­ servation club, Inc.-Open meeting-All conservationists invited-Wegener & Herbert roads-Fritzsche Industrial park-7 30 p.m. Life is not a holiday, but an education GOD BLESS MINE DAMAGE INSURANCE Governor Thompson signed landmark legislation Friday aimed at providing Illinois residents with insurance protection from mine sub­ sidence damages Thompson said other states are likely to pattern their approach to mine subsidence insurance after our new plan cFallcFhirit WARRANTS ONE COAT HANK'S BEST WARRANTED ONE COAT ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT Fade resistant in all weather Non-chalking qualities Superior durability White and colors 799 B GALLON LIMITED WARRANTY NO. 8002 A NO. 2300 This Hardware Hank Latax Housa Paint, whan applied on a properly prepared eur- faca, according to label instruction*, at a epreadmg rata ot 400 squara taat par gallon or laaa, will hava tha following qualitisa AT TIM OP APPLICATION: Ona coat covaraga ovar any color except on rough or taxturad eurfacea POH • YEARS AFTER APPLICATION: Non-Yallowing -- Will not turn yellow with aga. Non-Chalking -- Will not chalk-atain aurfacaa balow it. Stain Raaistant -- Will not diaeoior from axposura to air pollutants If thla paint fails to perform as rapraaantad abova. praaant your purchaM receipt to your Hardwara Hank daalar, who will furnish, without charge, anough additional paint to corract tha condition or at your option, raffcnd tha purchase price. VYCITALS HARDWARE 1228 N. Green St. McHenry, III. 3150091 HARDWARE HANK. Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff Resignation Is Announced By Marie Robinson After serving as president of the Wonder Lake Voung at Hearts for eleven years, Marie Robinson made an an­ nouncement at the Sept. 6, meeting of the club that she intends to resign her position. Amid protests of her decision and acclamations of her fine work in the years past. Marie expressed her desire to be free of the responsibilities of her office ia^Wer to spend more time "Traveling Friends and relatives in Australia, Hawaii and California will be looking forward to visits from Marie FIRST CHILD Friends and former students, of Linda Lundborg are congratulating her and her husband, Joe. on the arrival of their first child, a daughter, born on Aug. 30. The tiny miss weighed in at 6 lbs , 11 oz., and has been given the name. Lisa Marie. Lisa's mom has been a second grade teacher at Harrison school for several years. LOST KEYS A large bunch of keys have 728-0267 been found in the boat area of Deep Spring Woods country club For more information, please call 653-5022. " CONFIRMATION Confirmation at Christ the King church will be ad ministered by Bishop Arthur J O'Neill on April 1. 1979 The teaching of the second Vatican council stresses that Con firmation s is an adult com mitment to full participation in the church Those to be con firmed will be adults of the parish who are not confirmed and high school students who are juniors or seniors and are not confirmed Preparation programs for the different groups will begirt this fall Any member of the parish planning marriage must contact the rectory no later than four months prior to the marriage to make necessary arrangements This is required even if you intend to be married elsewhere The new policy regarding marriage became effective Aug 15, 1978 GARDEN CLUB To tell about the August^ meeting of the Wonder Lake garden club is really a per plexing task How do you describe a perfect day"1 Our 'hostess was Mrs Rita Graff, the location was her lovely new home, complete with swim­ ming pool and "greenhouse". The weather was ideal and our annual picnic put any diet to shame! Our next meeting will be Thursday. Sept 14. at eight o'clock in the evening at Mrs Helen Gilliland's home, 7613 North drive. Wonder Lake. Again anyone interested in gardening is most cordially invited to attend Mrs B Alderson. publicity chairwoman, provided the preceding inform a, t ion NATIVITY CALENDAR Some of the activities Nativity , l .uiher;in rhurch <>i lers its members include the Lutheran Church Women < LCW 1 who meet at 11 a m the second Tuesday of the month in alternate months beginning in January, and at 7:30 p m the second Tuesday of the month in alternate months beginning in February The Lutheran Church Men 'LCMi meet the second Saturday of the month at 8 30 a m for breakfast A bible study for adults meets at 9:30am at the church one at ! p m. on Tuesday afternoons at I>orraine Murphy's home, one on Sunday mornings at '» !" a m during the Sunday church school hour •»h pastor oh leading, and one at 7: so p n. ui, Wednesday evenings entitled "The Total Woman Youth group meetings are held the second and fourth Sundays of the month from 7 p.m to 9 p.rn Senior choir practice is held on Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m with the Junior choir practice being held on Thursday evenings, starting at 5:30 p.m Starting Sept 14, Con­ firmation classes will be held on Thursday evenings at 7 p m Sunday Church school is held at 9 a m The Bethel series teaching sessions will be held every Tuesday evening at 7.30 p m starting Sept 12 Nicholas Stewart Gronou, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Gronon was bapti7'-d at Nativity in the n. >'•'*! >1 August Th«' weddings of Ben Jacobs and s>.' iK.-'lika unci also. Gary i Dunell and Tama Olsen ti '» •• v nativity in August A\MVEI;:vviriL.> 11ii{-i• > - ix'eenth" wedding am. • 't- ary -to Roger and .Judv (irauman on Sept 13 Happy wedding anniversary to Charlie and Dottee .lacobson on Sept 17 BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to R'oeer Still ing. Larry \\ alteritie < >"Bnei Happy eleventh Kevin 1 our clown Hi Happv 1 1 Weber'on Sent l'i (i ou 1 e t and HI J COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept 14 -- Wonder Lak" Garden club meeting - Heler. Gilliland's home - 8 p.m Sept 23 - Tony Zidek Magic show - 7 p.m Christ the King hall Sept 24 LCW luncheon and service auction - Nativity Lutheran church IMMl \IZ\TlO\ < ENSl S Local representatives of the bureau of the Census will conduct a survey in this area during the vveek of Sept 18-23. to determine the extent people/ have been immunized against selected diseases. Stanley. I) Moore, director of the Bureau s Regional Office in Chicago, has announced The survey •, is conducted throughout the L) S every year to provide in formation on immunization against measles, influenza polio! diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, rubellar and mumps needed for.; . 'ful r;; i r; t r a t inn of health programs geared to disease prevention 1 •' Rest wishes " I 1 ' ' " r eomplinu•? ' r<" a local resident who »:omi ' n <••., thai we in Wonder Lake are ser viced by the best I S. Post Office in the area Happiness is taste tempting, juicy, yellow watermelons, vine ripened in the garden Hap pineSs is looking forward to the end of the garden - and its work' COLLEGE KIDS DON'T KNOW HOW "TO SPELL. I KNOW. MY SON SPELLS MONEY D. A.D. MUSIC TO rr MAKE YOU SMILE IB0ST0NH DON T LOOK BACK l int Senously, Folks / ' i" PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., SEPT. 13 thru SUN. SEPT. 17 Dim hw/fwri! 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