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PAGE 16 - PLAINDEALER - WED. S£PT. 23, 1970 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Rita Casey 385-2780 Road Maintenance Program Started With Weed Control At the last bi-monthly meeting of the village council, it was announced that the 1970 road maintenance program has been started with the weed con­ trol along the right-of-ways already having been completed. The culvert cleaning and main road repair will be started within a short time. The ordin­ ance committee is working on rewriting the building code of the village to bring it up to date, and hope to have it ready for presentation within a few weeks. Commonwealth Edison Company notified the council that it will take approximately another six months before the new street lights the village^or- dered will be installed due to a long waiting list and a man power shortage. The next coun­ cil meeting will be held Thurs­ day, Sept. 24, at 8 p.m. in the municipal building. All in­ terested residents are invited to attend. FUN CLUB Members of the fun club met last Wednesday, Sept. 9, for a social evening. A delicious Chi­ nese dinner was served by the hostess for the evening, Helen Para. At the social, prizes were won by Lou Bitterman, first; Doris Kibbe, second; Al­ ice Becker, third; and Pat Mor­ rison, fourth. The women feted Lu Bitterman who celebrated her birthday. The hostess serv­ ed a very pretty and good tast­ ing upside down cake for the occasion late in the evening. LADIES LEAGUE At the Ladies League social night neld on Sept. 16, bunco was played, winners v were; Florence Mix, first; Marie Hy­ att, second; Sophie Patterson, third; Rittf Casey, fourth; Jes­ sie Corbett, fifth, and booby went to Buelah Smogur. The ladies also welcomed three new members, Eleanore Giles, Helen Netzel and Ann Brez- ezinski. NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. James Cassell of South Elgin are the proud parents of a baby girl, Leigh Ann. The little one was born on Sept. 15, at 10:22 p.m. and weighed in at 7 lbs., 7 ozs. Leigh Ann is the second daughter for the James Cassells, their other daughter is Kristi Sue, 3 years old. VeryV happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Cas­ sell of Lakemoor and Mr. and Mrs. Orvill Hein of South El­ gin, great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mix of Lake- moor. CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathies to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tobey on Promote Conservation Formation of a Conservation Education Ad­ visory council will help provide teachers throughout McHenry county with reference mat­ erial to teach conservation information. The McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation district is joining the M?Henry County Farm Bureau in obtaining background material pro­ vided by the Illinois Agricultural association through established groups. From left, front, Norbert Ziemer, director of outdoor education at Crystal Lake; Donald Barrett, So'.l Conser­ vation District youth and education chairman; and Mrs. Mabel Aavang, district secretary; back, Sam Haning, district conservationist; and Alex McConnell, recipient of the district's conservation scholarship this summer. DON PEASLEY PHOTO the recent loss of their nephew, Frank Tobey, Bensenville. Frank Tobey was laid to rest on Thursday, Sept. 17, inMem- - orial Estates. Our deepest sym­ pathies also to the family and friends of Mrs. Pearle Stine- man who died as a result of a recent automobile accident which also hospitalized Mrs. Helen Rodde. Mrs. Stineman was the founder of the Lily- moor Women's Auxiliary and an active member, she will be missed by many. Anyone wish­ ing to send get well wishes to Mrs. Rodde may do so in care of Memorial Hospital, Wood­ stock. We are all wishing her a speedy recovery. ASSOCIATION NEWS The Lilymoor Association held its general meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The meeting was held to stress the import­ ance of the Association and all of its members. A nominating committee was also elected. The next association board meeting will be held on Oct. 13, at 8 o'clock at Keonckes, for further information please call Maurice Haines or any other off'r er. VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Caho and son were the guests of the Roy Tobey family of Lilymoor. Hie Cahos are from South Village, 111., and were here to cele­ brate their birthdays along with Eunice Tobey whose birthday was Sept. 7. - BIRTHDAYS Belated and best wishes to Fred Thornton on Sept. 16, Mark Betancourt, Sept. 18, Maryln Lo Presti, Sept. 19, Terri Povidas and Lu Graven- stuk, Sept. 21, and to little Candy Freeman who will be a big five years old on Sept. 22. Hope you all had a great day and congratulations and best wishes to Alice Povidas, Sept. 23, and Bud Hueckstaedt, Sept. 25. Hoping you both have a wonderful day. Anyone that is not on my birthday list and would like to be just give me a call. LILYMOOR WOMAN AUXILIARY At the auxiliary meeting held Monday, Sept. 14, an election of officers was held for the coming year. Installation will take place on Oct. 5, at the Hueckstaedt residence. Anyone wishing to join the auxiliary may please call Alma Hueck­ staedt at 385-5689. Also res­ idents may call news for the column to Alma, she in turn will relay it to me. Thank you. IN CLOSING At the corn roast in the Village of Lakemoor a purse Establishment of a Conser­ vation Education Advisory council by the McHenry Coun­ ty Soil and Water Conservation district and McHenry County Farm Bureau will enable them to provide considerable teach­ ing tools for county teachers. Available through the county Farm Bureaus and the Illinois Agriculture association is in­ formation for teachers on many facets of conservation. The ma­ terial is designed to serva as reference material for tea­ chers, explained Henry Edger- ton, executive secretary of the Farm Bureau who is arranging for the material now. Kenneth Fiske, president of the Soil and Water Conserva­ tion district, said several es­ tablished groups are function­ ing to make valuable use of this informational material now. The material is for grades kin­ dergarten through high school. Spscific examples are the Oat- door Education group at Crystal Lake and the program underway in Woodstock District 200. Others learning about avail­ ability of this material should contact Edgerton or Fiske. The Mciieary county superintendent of schools is also involved in this program, and can provide information how to obtain mat­ erials. "This project will help coor­ dinate conservation teaching ef­ forts in McHenry county and will encourage more teachers to incorporate this broad topic in their curriculum planning," said Fiske. In other action last week the Soil and Waler Conservation district is developing po­ tential projects to provide the forty-seven Boy Scout troops in the county with worthwhile conservation projects. History indicates that nations which have chosen wealth over character, pleasure over strength, and entertainment ov­ er reason, soon ceased to be a nation. LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK Odrinex can help you become the trim slim person you want to be. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Contains no dangerous drugs. No starving. No special exercise. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Odrinex has been used successfully by thousands all over the country for over 10 years. Odrinex costs $3.25 and the large economy size $5.25. You must lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded by your druggist. No questions asked. Sold with this guarantee by: BOLGER'S DRUG STORE 1259 N. Green St. Mail Orders Filled. Is Your Husband LOSING Interest??? Beef Hamburger r Meatbal 1 s Spaghetti DUSTY'S WONDER LAKE [Ravioli 653-2400 PizzaJ ^Sausage Shrimp i k Chicken LaSagne French Fries T)nion Ring^ TIME TO EAT Like EGGS At Lunch Time? Breakfast Served AH Day at... Bill's Lamplighter Cafe 3313 tt. ELM - McHEMi* He won't if your savings are at the McHenry State Bank where all accounts pay the top rate and are compounded daily. Interest on Passbook Accounts Credited Quarterly March- July- Sept- December The Bank of People and Performance McHenry State Bank McHenry People Serving McHenry Since 1906 McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-1040 was found, owner just need to i- dentify by calling Helen Para 385-0521. Hope everyone has a very nice week McHenry Woman Named Lecturer At Lake Forest __ : & DORIS HAYNES Mrs. Doris M. (Wendell O.) Haynes of 4321 North Elmleaf drive, Pistakee Terrace, Mc­ Henry, has been appointed a part-time lecturer in education at Lake Forest college, accord­ ing to an announcement by Dr. William L. Dunn, dean of the faculty. Mrs. Haynes, who is co-au­ thor of Afro-Americans, Then and Now, published by Benefic Press, is a 1935 graduate of Northwestern university with a B.S. degree in Psychology. She received her M.A. in ed­ ucation in 1957 at Western Re­ serve University. She was the recipient of a scholarship at Northwestern and also studied at Chicago State college in 1962, DePaul university in 1963, and the Chi­ cago board of education work­ shops in 1966-68. She is a fiil- time author with Ginn Publish­ ing company and is a mem­ ber of the National Education association and Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. Both of the Haynes' children, along with their mother, are college instructors this year. Mrs. Sonja Haynes Stone is tea­ ching at Northeastern Illinois State college in Chicago and Wendell O. Haynes, Jr., at Bar- ouch college in New York, N.Y. Mrs. Haynes' parents are Bish­ op and Mrs. F.W. McGee, 7530 S. Stewart avenue, Chicago. Marian Lists Schedule For Clubs, Activities The Marian Central student Ski Club Mr. Billimack activity program is in full swing Intramurals ...Mr. Grover for the 1970-1971 school year. Newspaper Mrs. Kruse Because of modular scheduling, G.A.A..... Miss Carlson time has been allotted on each Future Teachers....Mr. Billi- day of the week for a thirty- mack minute long activity period. Drama Club Mr. Fabis Students are actively partic- Car Club Mrs. Scheiner ipating in the various clubs and Yearbook Mrs. Kruse activities; which number twen- Pep Club Miss McLean ty-one, and manyj\\ u » l n n I I I 1 " L i t e r a r y M a g a z i n e . . . M r . B i l l - coming involved in outside ac- imack tivities. All clubs and activities are sponsored by faculty mem- SERVICE ACTIVITIES: bers, some of which are as Student Council Mr. Powers follows: o Service Club Mr. Rokus SUBJECT MATTER National Honor Society...Mrs. ACTIVITIES: Pokorny Math Club Mrs^ Scheiner Cheerleaders Miss Carlson Science Club Asfeld The Student Council, under French Club Mr. Burke the leadership of President Spanish Club....Mrs. Weberling Mike Kelly, has begun making Latin Club Mrs. Schmitt plans for the many school ac- 1 tivities for which they are re- PERSONAL INTEREST sponsible. Homecoming Week is ACTIVITIES: sponsored by the Student Coun- Young Christian Students..Miss cil and will begin the week of Bohr Oct. 19 and climax with the Audio-Visual Club..Mr. Parker football game against St. Ed- , ward's and the homecoming dance Oct. 24. Student Council is also involved in freshmen orientation, Spirit Week, toc- ulty-student tea, spring carn­ ival, and the annual Christmas show. Presidential Scholarship To Thomas Palmer Thomas Palmer of 4112 North Pitzen road, McHenry, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Palmer, has been awarded a Presidential scholarship from Midwestern college, Denison, Iowa, for the 1970 fall term. This scholarship is awarded to students who have earned an accumulated grade point av­ erage of 3.70 to 4.00 at the end of two or more semesters of study. The particular scholar- . ship is reserved for the select few who have outstanding ac­ complishments in the academ­ ic program. The Presidential scholar re­ ceives up to $250 toward tuition, room and board. Big convenience buy! Keep up to 517 lbs. frozen foods on hand at home! • Sliding storage basket. • Convenient defrost drain with hose adapter-- eliminates mopping. • Self-leveling on uneven floors. Money may talk-but the pre­ sent dollar doesn't have enough cents to say much. Low cost: « 22995 Fast freezing! Rugged steel cabinet! Chest Freezer Model CB-15DD • 14.8 cu. ft. 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