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\ . . . • . ...... GROUND \ BEEF 75* J v «Lb. y SOUR CREAM EDELWEISS BEER l79 * 12 pack Fantastic Wet Road Handling Present at the "coffee" held to conclude the 1H72 Cancer Crusadi- in McHenry area were local captains. Shown in front row are Irene Tice, Marie C ross and Catherine Weber, chairman of the Crusade which realized a record $2,109.50 in the residential areas. Last year's collection was $1,480. In back, from left, are Ray McGee, .loan Freund, Renee Freund. Frances Widhalm, Elmer J. Stange, Helen Rodcukirch, Loraine Pitzen and Chuck Peterson. Captains unable to attend the gathering were Mrs. LeRoy Smith, Mrs. William Tonyan, Jr., Mrs. Ronald Glosson, Mrs. Jim Templeton, Mrs. Tom Wiles, Mrs. Ed Thennes and Mrs. Frank Genede. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-56B9 CANCER CRUSADE LEADERS -- Mrs. Catherine Weber, left, Cancer Crusade chairman in the residential area of McHenry, congratulates Mrs. Irene Tice of Whispering Oaks for the largest single collection in the amount of $401. PLAINDEALER PHOTO America '72 Dance Tickets Available Now Do you have your ticket for our community dance? If you haven't give me a call and I will put you in touch with one of the committee so you can get it. If need be get a babysitter lined up and come out for a good time. There will be quite a few very nice prizes, good music and food will be available. LADIES LEAGUE Then members held their social evening May 17. Prize winners for the evening were: first, Connie O'Rourke; second, Rose Zalenka; third, Helen Para; fourth, Joan Delatorre, and booby prize was won by Lu Gravenstruk. Helen Para and Marge Peak were the hostesses. ' MEN NEEDED Any men who are willing to donate time to our clean-up of Lilymoor, give me a call so the drive can be organized. If you want your community im­ proved upon, then get together with your neighbor and let's get the job done. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday greetings to Marge Evans on May 24 and to Margaret Reining who will be celebrating her big day on May 31. Let's make this a birthday card shower for Margaret as this will be her 83rd. Send your cards to: Margaret Reining, c-o Woodstock Residence, 309 McHenry Avenue, Woodstock, 111. 60098. IN CLOSING With this being the last column before Memorial holiday weekend, if you are planning a trip, have a good time and come home safely. Be sure to allow enough time to compensate for heavy traffic.. Report Favorable For Good Fishing In 1973 Season Last report on the fish in McCullom was very favorable. The fish are doing well, growing to a size you fishermen will certainly enjoy catching. It looks as though the 1973 fishing season will be great. If you recall the lake was stocked with a variety of fish, big, medium, the fighting kind and the not so fighting kind. There is still to be no fishing until 1973 to give the fish ample time to grow. I am sure everyone will cooperate, everything worthwhile is worth waiting for. VILLAGE NEWS Congratulations to lovely Sue Vycital on being named queen of the McHenry high school prom. Sue is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harold Vycital of 2809 N. Spring Road. Bettie Morris is at home after a stay in the hospital and is doing fine. Very glad to see Mrs. Olsen back in her home along with her daughter. VILLAGE CLERK Village Clerk, Mrs.t Karen Parks, has hours on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 11 in the morning to 7 in the evening. Saturday hours are from 9 in the morning to 1 in the afternoon. The easiest way to find the clerk is to turn in at gate number 2 her office is on the right side of the road. VILLAGE BOARD The Village Board of trustees meets on the second and fourth Monday of every month. The time of the meetings is 8 p.m. at the beach house. COMPLAINTS AND THINGS Spring is here, you wake in the morning feeling pretty good. For the last few weeks you have been very busy working in the yard putting flowers in and making a vegetable garden, hard work HOW TO COMPLAIN ABOUT YOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL ME. You may think it's silly of me to invite your complaints, but that's what I'm here for. I'm a Service Representative for Illinois Bell. And taking care of your phone problems is part of my job. To speed things up, I keep a complete file of your phone service records within easy reach of my desk. But there's still no way for me to know you're having a problem, unless you call. Just in case yours is a really tough problem, there are a lot of good people behind me to help out. Like my supervisor and the business office manager who've had years of experience in helping customers with unusual service problems. And, of course, all the people who install and repair phones. We're all pitching in to help. The way we figure it, the telephone company is only as good as the service we give you. And that includes taking care of complaints. If you ever have a complaint about your telephone bill, an installation problem, or a service question . . . call me, your Service Representative. For repairs, call our Repair Service. You'll find our numbers in the front of your telephone directory. We want to help. Illinois Bell WE'RE A LOT MORE THAN JUST TALK. but rewarding. After breakfast it is time i to take a walk/ outdoors to see how things are progressing, then wham it hits you, some thoughtless person has let their dog roam during the night. Some of the lovely flower plants have been destroyed along with the tomato plants and pepper plants. The ones not destroyed are fertilized with the wrong kind of fertilizer, the type that will destroy a growing plant ina short time. To the owners of dogs that are allowed to roam at night, do you have a con­ science? The poor animal does not understand, do you? There have been many complaints concerning the picking of tulips by children not to be carried home but just left where they were plucked off. Either way, please tell the youngsters not to destroy other peoples property. It is easy to understand that the children are fascinated by the beautiful flowers so it is up to us adults to say to them just look but don't touch. Tom Morris was the fourth to take part with the Viscounts in the Polish Constitution Day parade. Sorry his name was left out. BIRTHDAYS A very happy birthday to Mrs. Larraine Boyle on May 27th. Have a happy day. ANNIVERSARY DAYS A happy anniversary to Leo and Irene Sales on May 25, and to Harry and Irene Johnson on May 26, anniversary greetings to Joseph and Ruth Fromandi on May 27 and a happy an­ niversary to Walter and Madelon Barton on May 28. LADIES OF THE LAKE Don't forget the bake sale sponsored by the Ladies of the Lake, to be held Saturday, May 27. Many baked goodies will be needed, bring your contribution to the beach on or before 10 in the morning. Should you be unable to do so, you may contact Mrs. Irene Groh, she is more than willing to take your donation into her home the Friday before sale. This sale For the purpose of establishing a McHenry county chapter of the National Association of Legal Secretaries (International), a group of local legal secretaries held its first meeting at 116 N. Benton Street, Woodstock, on May 13. Temporary officers were elected as follows: President, Freida Lazalde; vice- president, Betty Clark; secretary, Diane Bollensen; treasurer, Sandra Ham; NALS representative, Barbara Hudson. The National Association of Legal Secretaries, whose motto is "WE SERVE", is a non­ partisan, nonunion, and non­ profit organization formed to further the legal secretary's knowledge of the law and to uphold its honor and dignity; to stimulate a high order of business and professional at­ tainment, and to create a high standard of ethics among its members. The association takes place right before the holiday, a great time to pur­ chase your dessert for the long holiday weekend. MOTHER'S DAY Mrs. Irene Sales had a pleasant Mother's Day weekend. On Saturday her son Chick and family of Arlington Heights came to spend the day, they all had a grand time. Sunday dinner was enjoyed by son, Bob, and family of Crystal Lake, in the Sales home. Later in the day son, Jim, and family of Arlington Heights came to spend the day. . BOYS BASEBALL The first practice for the boys was held Thursday, May 18. Over thirty boys attended. There is still room for a few more boys. If your boy will be 8 years old before Sept. 1 and not 13 years old before that date and is interested please have him come to next practice Thursday, May 25, at 6 p.m. at the beach. All boys should have their entry fee paid by that date. This will be the last date to enter as teams will be picked after practice. fosters training programs for young women desiring to become legal secretaries, as well as courses for advanced • legal secretaries. Social ac- % tivities among its members are also encouraged in addition to regular monthly meetings. Persons engaged in work of a - legal nature are eligible to join •. this group and are urged to. contact Betty Clark, temporary membership chairman at 385- • 1580. The deadline for charter / membership is June 1. BLINDNESS PREVENTION Side vision reduced to 20 degrees is one form of blind­ ness according to the Illinois t Society for the Prevention of , Blindness. Even though your vision may be good when looking straight ahead, gradual loss of side vision may be a sign of glaucoma, a potentially blinding eye disease. The, Society estimates that there are about 100,000 unsuspected cases of glaucoma in Illinois. Your best defense is a yearly eye examination. The Road Holders IIRETIT Radial Tires For American. European and Japanese cars EUR0PA MOTORS "The Saab Place" 3318 W. Pearl St. McHenry, Illinois 60050 Ph. 385-0700 ILLAGE MARKET OPEN EVERYDAY formerly Russ' Food & Liquors 4405 E. Wonder Lake Rd. Wonder Lake, Illinois 7am.~ 11 SALE DATES - MAY 24th thru MAY 27 DEAN'S $ TALLY HO \ £ ICE 5 E CREAM £ PRODUCE SPECIALS! LARGE CUCUMBERS (600 3 /QQt available) / Ov ONIONS 3 Lbs. | ft« (200 available) £9 SAVE! Vi llage Markej: WHEN YOU BUY A 2 LB. CAN of RUHR'S COfFEE SPECIAL PRICE WITH THIS COUPOII Goodj;hnj^/^7 * With Coupon QUALITY MEAT SPECIALS! Rib Steak J 29 LB. BONELESS Rib Eye DUBUQU WEINER 69* REMEMBER OPEN MEMORIAL DAY - 7 a.m.-11 p.m< We Appreciate Your Business! McCullom Lake Mildred Watson 385-3585 Form County Chapter - Of Legal Secretaries PAGE 12-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1972 f