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PAGE 20 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,1M2 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas New Hope For Saving Lake April 12 will be a date of vital importance for the future of Lily Lake Is the formation of a park district the only solution to saving our valuable water 385-4934 resource? This will be asked of concerned residents. The responsibility of starting proceedings to form a taxing district will be placed directly on the shoulders of all of us in the area surrounding Lily Lake. Will you forego one evening's entertainment a year to pay for the .075 that a TOUR OF THE MONTH® ESCORTED MOTORCOACH TOURS DEPARTING FROM CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR I SMOKIES * Days $474 APOSTLE t MACKINAC 6 Days $452 CALIFORNIA ft THE WEST 21 Day* $1612 CANADIAN ROCKIES 14 Day* $1231 CAROLINAS t WORLD'S FAIR 12 Days $<45 COLORADO ROCKIES % 11 Days $S66 EASTERN CANADA lODayc $727 FLORIDA I DISNEY WORLD 14 Day* $935 GRAND OLE OPRY 4 Day* $269 GREAT SOUTHWEST 15 Day* $1104 HOLLAND TULIP TIME 3 Days $195 NEW ENGLAND 12 Days $916 NEW ORLEANS 10 Days $692 NEW YORK ft PHILADELPHIA 10 Days $773 NOVA SCOTIA 16 Days $1239 THE OZARKS 7 Days $502 PACIFIC NORTHWEST 21 Days $1808 WASHINGTON S VIRGINIA 10 Days $713 YELLOWSTONE ft BLACK HILLS 11 Days $928 (Rates Based on Twin Occupancv) Dependable 11 a vul binee I ^6 I CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W Elm St Mc Henry 385-7500 Arranged t Operated by Trov*l 1 Tour Svrvlc*. Inc. ftUlweuitM Wl. MCI2710 district could tax? What price are you willing to pay to insure health and pleasure for generations to come? Lily Lake has been a source of enjoyment with swimming, boating and fishing for many years. Do we want it to again be a water supplying memories of healthy fun to the current users; a place of wholesome enjoyment for family and friends; helping conserve a necessary water resource; and adding to the value of the whole community? Voice your opinion at the meeting to be held Monday evening, April 12. Call 385- 2744 or 385-4934 with your questions. The response of the community will deter­ mine whether the formation of a park district will be continued or killed. LOCAL FIREMEN HONORED Company 3 of the McHenry Township Fire department, held an award dinner March 20 and recognized for over 25 years service and given gold badges were John Sulok and John Foute; retiring were Harry Strnad and Chuck Abel. Dispensing the awards was Fire Chief Glen Peterson. Also enjoying delicious food and the ceremony were Captain and Mrs. Del Douglass, Lieutenant and Mrs. Philip Mies _ secretary-treasurer Bob Dawdy and Mrs. Dawdy, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rose, Mr. and DANCE YOUR WAY INTO THAT BIKINI! EXERCISE & DANCE AEROBICS MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 9:00- 10:00 A.M. STARTING APRIL 26 CAROL HARTMAN 344-3764 CALL: Mrs. Joe Yerkes, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zeffrey and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hodges. Bill Rose was not feeling well, so he and his wife did not at­ tend. Phil checked back in his records, and determined that Harry Strnad started with the fire department in Lakemoor in 1948, before Lakemoor even had a fire truck. Money was raised by donations to purchase the first truck. John Sulok joined about 1949 and John Foute and Chuck Abel about eight years later. John Sulok is the current assistant chief of our 3, reporting to Peterson. This past season has been a par­ ticularly active one for our volunteer firemen, going out on six burning house calls and other emergencies. With the advent of Spring, grass fires always pose a threat and will keep our fire department busy. Applauding their V. husband's achievments were Mrs. Sulok, Mrs. Abel and Mrs. Foute. A time of reminiscing, sharing and becoming closer friends was had by all our firemen and their spouses, along with the appreciation of a grateful community. BATTERY BLOWUP Don Hipwell of Lakemoor went down to his basement Friday, March 6, to recharge his car battery. A sharp noise was heard by his wife WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS SUN.-THIIIIS. 9-9 FRI & SAT 9-10 DELLIIQUORS MERCHANTS OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS ^ A k 1 0 W . R t o . 1 2 0 . M c H e n r v SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALE TO MINORS 385-3200™ • 4610 W. 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HIRRM WRLKER'S -CRYSTAL PALACE VODKR 1.75 LITRES DON Q LIGHT OR DRRK 1.75 LITRES STROH'S BOCK BEER LIGHT OR DARK 24-12 OZ CANS 6-12 OZ. BOTTLES 6-12 OZ. BOTTLES iPRBSTl BLUE RIBBON 24-12 OZ BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT NEHI MIXERS QUARTS..,PLUS DEPOSIT "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" COCR COLR, TRB, SPRITE OR MELLQ YELLO 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES ml PLUS DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE SEVEN UP, DIET 7 UP OR CRUSH 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' RC COLR, RCIOO OR DECRFEINRTED RC 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES DEPOSIT EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' Louise and she ran down the steps to find her husband bleeding and stunned from the explosion of the battery. Fortunately, Don had his glasses on so the acid did not damage his eyes. Louise immediately doused Don's face with water to avoid acid burns. Don was able to get up­ stairs, but shock took its toll and he lost consciousness. Louise called the McHenry Rescue Squad for assistance. They responded immediately and took Don to the EE at McHenry hospital. The gash on his head was treated and after a thorough examination he was allowed to return home. Louise had to awaken him every two hours in the event of a concussion. Don is feeling better but the headache is still there. And the memory of the terror of explosion will be with them for a long time. f 0 Marion and brother Donald were joined by aunt Adeline, Debbie's godmother, aunt Evelyn, and godfather Fritz DeZutter and his wife. Among Debbie's gifts were five long stem roses from her godfather. But the most precious gift of all was the one she received from her Holy Father. CONFIRMATION AT ST. MARY Anthony Gurske of Lilymoor was among the young people who received the Sacrament of Cin- firmation at the Mass celebrated on March 28, by ost Reverend Arthur J. bishop of the Rock- forfd Diocese. Parents Mitzi and Skip did not plan any special ac­ tivities in recognition of Anthony's confirmation, but members of the family did ft /? gather Sunday afternoon. Monique Betancourt of Lakemoor was also among the 63 candidates #ho received the Holy Spirit at the Sacrament of con­ firmation. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Apr. 8 - Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. Apr. 11 - Easter. Attend church and renew your commitment. Apr. 12 - Park District Formation meeting. 7:30 p.m. 385-2744 or 385-4934. Apr. 15 - Deadline for Essay contest sponsored by Friends of the Library. "What you would like in your new library".- Apr. 16-24 -- National Library Week. "Love is the sun shining in us". GOD BLESS BIRTHDAY TIME April Chambers, Wendy Bird and Theresa LaGray have many things in com­ mon. All are young, female and all celebrate their birth­ days April 7. Phyllis Croswell of Lilymoor has her day on the 8th. Another April, young April Lynn Baker, adds another year on the 9th, as does Leigh Ann Freeman. Rusty Croswell missed his mother's birthday by three days. April 12 marks Robert (aka Charlie) Hibbs' and Terri Gorski's birth date. Grant Delp of Lakemoor will be 11 on April 13, the same date that Charles Sch­ midt, Jr., recognizes as his special day. Bill Hen- drickson of Lilymoor will also be adding a candle the 13th. Takes more breath to blow them out every year, right, Bill? HEALING WISHES Young Robert Gurske is again hospitalized at McHenry hospital, as physicians try to determine the cause of his throat problem. Ever since Robeit's tonsilectomy, pain and dizziness have increased with dp apparent reason. A biopsy done on Friday, April 2, willl hopefully lead to a cure. We join parents Mitzi and Skip and brother Anthony in prayers for healing for Robert. CONFIRMATION AT ST. PATRICK'S Debbie Vornkihl of Lilymoor was one of a class of 57 who were confirmed at St. Patrick's church at a Mass celebrated by the Most Reverend Arthur J. O'Neil on Sunday, March 28. The Mass was very impressive, as the Knights of columbus drew their swords to form an archway for the procession. There were many hours of preparation, plus a full day of recollection, where these young people strengthened their commitment to Christ. The Sacrament of Con­ firmation is the time they receive the Holy Spirit, a deep step of faith. Debbie was officially given the name of Deborah Jean Mary. In recognition of her commitment, a small family gathering was held at her home. Parents Hal and Diane Berlin Johnsburg 675-6291 Pack Receives Many Awards Cub Scouts of Pack 454 held their monthly meeting March 31. Boys from Den 14 put on a skit for the pack, using magic to entertain us. The following boys received badges: Richard Rigsby, blue scarf; Nathan Lee, silver arrow; George Milbratz, Wolf ; Den 12; Ray Klotz, Webelos scarf and colors; Dan Dufor, Wolf, gold and two silver arrows; Jeremy Tessier, Wolf, gold, two silver arrows; Den 13: Brian Marks, blue scarf. Den 14: Dan Pegnottga, Wolf; Robert Torres, Wolf, one silver arrow; Mike Bierle, Wolf; Chris Setzler, Bear; Keith Pomonis, Bear, Bobcat pin; Webelos: Jason Mumford, Citizen; Bryan Smith, Ar­ tist; John Lahti, Webelos badge; Mike Garlanger, Webelos badge; Ernie Demers, Artist, Citizen, Showman, Sportsman; Mike Garlanger, Showman; John Lahti, aquanaut, Athlete, Outdoorsman, Showman, Sportsman, Traveler; Shawn Dagens, Bear badge; Karl Natschke, Traveler, Citizen, Aquanaut. Tbp next meeting will be April 28 at 7 p.m. in the Junior high multi-purpose room. Quite a few of our boys went to see the moon rock display in McHenry. It was very interesting to view these specimens. The film strip was also very in­ formative. All the boys at­ tending received activity patches. N.C.S.F. Reservations for the In­ stallation banquet are to be made by April 9, to Laura Schmitt. Girl Foresters will have Installation of New Officers on April 12. This will be a potluck dinner with Moms invited. The poster contest, "Caring and Sharing" deadline is this evening also, your entries. Please bring NEW CLUB FORMING Sea Explorers, a co-ed group will be meeting Monday April 26, at 7 p.m., in the Junior high multi­ purpose room. This is open to girls and boys, ages 14 to 21. Parents are requested to attend this first meeting for enrollment. This is a chaperoned club with husband and wife couple. DISTRICT 12 NEWS Easter vacation will begin this Thursday, April 8, with early dismissal at the high school at 1:25 p.m.; Ringwood and Kin­ dergarten, 2:05 p.m.; Bush, Middle, and Junior high, 2:25 p.m. ; and will continue until April 18. School will resume Monday, April 19. GREETINGS I want to take this op­ portunity to express to each of you, my readers, a very Blessed and Happy Easter. Make use of the nice weather and spend it with your family. Hairdressers Meet April 12 The Northwest Suburban h a i r d r e s s e r s a n d Cosmetologists association, Affiliate No. 47, will hold its monthly meeting April 12 at 7:30 p.m., at the Roltirtf Meadows Holiday Inn, 3405 W. Algonquin road. The guest artist for the evening will be Teresa Pupillo. An exciting and dynamic person, she is considered one of the finest educators in the cosmetology and hair styling fields. She has recently returned from a month in Europe, visiting both Belgium and Paris, where she introduced the new concepts of perm waving in relation to hair sculpting. • • • • The only way to get business is to go after it and keep going after it. \ Great values are popping up like magic. PRFL : A : ' l l f ^ * T k c * ̂ TR SPECIALS! V fEATUMNG. ' * £3 Dress Slocks Dy. a ,v -/ f 1 CARSON^ --!1 \< * OACK • RIFLE * 10% TO25% OFF ON ALL SUITS, SPORTCOATS 6 DRESS SUCKS! SIZES: 6-20, Prep and Husky (STARTING APRIL 2nd WE WILL DE OPEN I SALE ENDS! 1 I UNTIL 6 PM ON FRIDAYS FOR _ APRIL 10th ̂ 1 THE SPRING ANPWMWU . • « » ,, . i . . . . -- 4