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PAGE 18 - PLA1NPEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5,1983 LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR AREA Margaret Karas' 385-4934 rm Friends Of The Library With the certainty of a new building or the McHenry Nunda Library jistrict, the formation of a "Friends of the Library" is a necessity. This is a volunteer group of people who know the importance of a local library. The goals of a friends group are td1 in­ crease community awareness, determine the needs of patrons and then assist in filling those needs. They will help arrange programs of interest tyall age groups, from story hours for pre-schoolers, cratts for junior highs, activities for teens^ do-it-yourself information, displaying the talents of local artisans, and any other areas of interest to library users. How to become a charter member? Qontact librarian Margaret Karas at 385-6303 or check with trustees on the library board. You are needed for this interesting group, which will be made up of people from the library district which includes Kent Acres, Eastwood Manor, Settlers Woods and south Val Mar. Friends may also represent areas outside the present library limits. WANT CLERICAL EXPERIENCE? The Village of Lakemoor has need of a volunteer to help with clerical responsibilities every Monday evening from 6 to 9 at the village hall. Any individual in high school or older, iiyfflfkl of sharpening clerical skills, Will find this an excellenWopportunity. Gall 385-1117 for more information. The petitions for persons wishing to run for trustees and clerk for Lakemoor are available at the clerk's office from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. every ekday except Wednesday. The idline for filing is Jan. 31. FREE BLOOD PRESSURE Need to know your blood pressure on a monthly basis? On January 6 and the first Thursday of every month at 11 a.m., screening takes place at the Moose lodge on Route 120 east of McHenry. This is sponsored by the local hospital and the Senior Citizen Council. There is no charge, and tHe relaxed waiting area may cause you to haye a more accurate reading. FOUR GENERATIONS TOGETHER ' AT CHRISTMAS • The Dick Mummas had a full representation of family during the Christmas holidays. Gramma and grampa Mumma and great- grandmother arrived from Penn­ sylvania Monday evening, Dec. 20. There was much reminiscing, ex­ citement, additional shopping, as four generations shared Christmas, 1982. Grandchildren Steve,"Chris, Scott and Missy also enjoyed the other set of grandparents, Alma and Bud Hueckstaedt. , . The senior Mummas left for Penn­ sylvania on the 26th, with memories of a special Christmas shared with children and grandchildren. CELEBRATIONS Harold Nixon, a long-time member of the Lakemoor community, will reach his seventy-second year on Jan. 5. Beth Baker celebrates the same day with 17 years. Marie Hyatt, mother of the president of Lakemoor Richard Hyatt, has her special day on Jan. 8. Mrs. Hyatt enjoys going out and does so whenever she is able. Young Denise Brunzo's birthday is also on the 8th. Renee Betancourt adds a year on the 10th. The 11th is recognized as birthdate by Patty Chambers and Kathy Jean Thurow. What a nice way to start a new year with a new age. HAPPY CHRISTMAS PARTY Although the date of the party for the senior citizens at the Meet and Eat Center was officially set for Tuesda; Dec. 21, the spirit continued throui Wednesday and Thursday. The friendliness, warmth and love of fellow man permeated the hall at the Moose lodge. The food was delicious and plentiful, with a lovely cake donated for the party dominating the scene. Julia Kraus, volunteer receptionist, and Dorothy Loss site manager, happily welcomed the more than 70 people who came to the party. So many areas were represented such as Ringwood, Round Lake and Algonquin. All joined in the feast in honor of the Christ child. Julia was proud of herself for resisting the forbidden sweets. No gifts were exchanged, but money was given towards the cost of the van operated by the Senior Citizen Council. Mrs. Loss was very pleased with the seniors' generosity and hoped to have the whole amount needed to turn over to the council. " 7 '* " "May the peace which passeth all understanding be with everyone in 1983". GOD BLESS Unemployment Costs Workshop "Unemployment Insurance Costs How to Keep Them to an Absolute Minimum" is topic of an Illinois State Chamber of Comnterce workshop for employers this mont" WONDER LAKE Anne Sowers 650-9549 will be regional Tuesday, Plaza, v Clock ^ lay ign The day-long repeated in four differ* locations. The closest Jan. 18, Holiday Inn Chicago, and Thursday, Tower Inn, Rockford. All meetings run from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The workshops will focus on the federal and Illinois U.I. taxes ~ how to compute, audit and pay them. Other topics to be covered: Procedures for effectively protesting improper claims; most frequently used state forms; and answers to specific questions. Pinewood Derby Raceshlan. 16 As a Christmas present from Pack 456, all Cub Scouts and Webelos received a Pinewood Derby kit to be worked on over the Christmas vacation. The cars are carved out of the wood block and then the wheels are attached. The overall width may not exceed 23/4 inches, length shall not exceed 7 inches, and the total weight may not be more than 5 ounces. The boys may be as creative as they want in their design and painting, as long as it meets the measurement and weight requirements. The race will take place Sunday, Jan. 16, at the Greenwood school gym. Since there were so many enthused fathers at last year's Pinewood Derby, who felt they would like to race a car also,' that chance is being provided this year. Any dad who wishes, may also purchase a derby kit and special races will be run for them after the boys compete. The same rules will apply for them also. HOME FOR VISIT For the first time in 14 years, Robert Healless was able to visit his home for * Christmas. Robert is a resident of Little City in Palatine and was allowed to come home for four days to stay with his parents, Dan and Marge Dugan. It was a very special Christmas for; all of them. LEAVING WONDER LAKE We definitely feel a great sense of loss over the moving of the Piva family from Illinois to North Carolina. John and Kathy Piva, along with their family, Matt and Kate, have been valued friends for the past eight years, since they have been summer residents of Wonder Lake. We have seen Matt mature as a fine athlete involved in Wonder Lake boys baseball from the minors up to the teeners. His talents and deter­ mination to be a winner never side- H&eecn your ****«. 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Sturdy plastic bags Footwear Clearance 50% Off RHINE - ROSE CHABLIS A tremendous selection of fall and winter footwear. Hundreds of pairs to choose from: MA Ill mini II tracked his good sportsman-like behavior. Poor Kate, who was not an avid baseball fan, sat through game after game with her family. Once in awhile, she might glance up from her book to find out what inning was being played! Wonder Lake is^efinitely losing a wonderful family, but they have given us memories that will always be with us. SPECIAL DAYS In the midst of all the holiday ex­ citement, a couple of special days failed to appear in the paper. A very special lady, who is a iov to talk'to over the telephone, Ula Cdwell, celebrated her birthday on Dec. 16. Ula has been recovering from a broken arm since Thanksgiving time, but is looking forward to a wonderful 1983. Mike and Denise Gunty celebrated their wedding anniversary on Dec. 28. Denise is a lover of White Castle hamburgers so as a pre-anniversary present, Mike took her to Aurora to enjoy her favorite treat. Some gals ask for steak or lobster, but Denise was pleased with her hamburger! GET WELL George Gutzman was recently hospitalized at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock. Our wishes and prayers for a speedy recovery are sent to George. WONDER LAKE GARDEN CLUB Mrs. Doris Lockerbie was hostess for our November meeting, where plans were made for jams and jellies for the residents of Valley Hi Nursing Home - the pleasure of giving, and the enthusiasm of those receiving, makes us twice blessed! The garden club's annual Christmas luncheon and gift exchange was December's highlight, enjoying our local Italian cuisine with several of the spouses of members joining in the fun, making it a grand time, enjoyed by all. A sad note was the death of Mrs. Fern Mecham, a lovely lady and iellow garden club membef, who will be sorrowfully missed by us all. Our next meeting will be Thursday, Jan. 13, at 8 p.m., at Mrs. Elaine OsldkovicV home, 9104 Howe road, Wonder Lake. & God Bless. Mrs B. Alderson COMMUNITY EVENTS Jan. 6 -- W^pan's Club Board meeting; 8 p.m. Jan. 12 & 13 - Semester exams at Marian Central. \ Jan. 14 - No school District 200 and Marian Central because of Institute Day. „; • Jan. 16 - Pinewood Derby at Greenwood school for Pack 456. Parks & Recreation Alpine Valley Ski Trip The fun can be shared by all when skiing down the slopes at Alpine Valley. This trip is offered to all area residents, young and old. The cost includes transportation, lift ticket, lesson and rental^ equipment (if needed). The group will be taking off on this ski trip at 8:30 a.m. from city hall Friday, Jan. 14, and return from the fun at 6:30 p.m. This trip will be chaperoned by the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation staff. One can sign up now at city hall. 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