The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 4 \ DEALER-WEDNESDAY. MAY 7. 1975 PROM COURT - Pictured above is Marian Central high school's 1975 Prom court. Seated, from left to right, are Gere Ahrens, Woodstock; Kathi Beck, Crystal Lake; Julie Hayden, Woodstock; Laurie Long, Woodstock; and Marianne May, Richmond; Standing, from left, are Craig Adams, McHenry; Mark Saladin, Woodstock; Mike Tony an, McHenry; Pat Cristy, Wonder Lake, and Greg Dieterle, McHenry. Marian's prom, sponsored by the Junior class, is set for May 9. The theme is "Saturday in the Park" and will be held at the Abbey in Lake Geneva, Wis. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Face Lift Given Village Building By Two Workers The municipal building on Rte. 120 in Lakemoor is getting a complete face lift. At the present time there are two young men acquired through the man power grant, who are painting the trim on the building. They will be painting the folding chairs, afterward they will put their efforts forth and clean up the beaches, the lakefront. roadways and the right-of-ways. McCullom Lake also has one man so far working in community through the same program. There is a possibility of Lakemoor having the services of these men all summer. PAINJERSAND COOKS On April 27 the painters began to change the looks of the municipal building. They opened their paint cans and got a firm hold onto their brushes and they gave the walls and ceiling the old one-two. The volunteer painters were rewarded with a dinner cooked by other volunteers. Those who took part in the renovation were Ed Bolda, Kay Embro, Frank Ernest of Chicago, Curt Herman and Ronald Freeman, George Garbacz, Bill Gatschet of Round Lake. Harry Grand of Chicago, Richard Hyatt, Norman Morrison, Les Ned- jedly, Tom Reese and Sonny Withrow. The other volunteers were Karen Douglas, Lenora and Ruth Freeman, Edna Garbacz, Alyce Kowal, Diane Madenis. Pat Morrison, Barb Nedjedly, Sue Reese and Susie Thomas. With folks like these in your community, they show you that no job is too great to tackle. They can sit back now with a feeling of inner satisfaction for a job well done. LILYMOOR ASSOCIATION The next meeting for the PAYTOM Presents The. m . • MONZA TO WIVE COUPE Hi?: ' | Come In For A Test Drive Today! •Immediate Delivery- Many Models And Colors To Choose From FREE REFRESHMENTS THURS.-FRK-AND SAT. PAYTON CHEVROLET SOUTH HIGHWAY 31 - McHENRY PHONE 385-2100 OOFSOLET McCullom Lake Gerry Milbratz 385-8543 Smoking Poster Winners Association will be held on Tuesday, May 13. Mark your calendar now as there will not be an issue of the paper out before that date. For those of you who haven't heard yet - the meetings are held at 104 N. LilyLake road at the property of the Hager family. Time is 8 p.m. Come on out and bring your neighbor along. BIRTHDAYS During the second week of May we wish the following a very happy birthday, Pam Zabroski on the ninth, Tracey Jones on the eleventh and Stan Zabroski on the twelfth. Have a great day you three. FINAL COUNT -DOWN The deadline for applying for either the Junior Miss Lakemoor contest or the talent show has passed and as of that deadline approximately ten young ladies registered for the Junior Miss contest and about fourteen persons applied to take part in the talent show. I personally am looking forward to the programs scheduled for May 31, partially because I am curious to see the talent we have in our midst. All or most business places in Lakemoor will have tickets for Ladies Hear Speaker From Pioneer Center The Ladies of the Lake have invited a guest speaker to their meeting, Thursday, May 8. She is Ms. Marlene Jochimsen from the Pioneer Center. Ms. Jochimsen will present the "birth to 3 year" program that is available to exceptional children through the center. All interested persons are invited to attend this meeting, which starts at 7:30 p.m., at the beach house. PARK AND BEACH CLEANUP Don't forget May 17 and 18 are clean-up days for the park and beach. All residents are asked to come, and bring shovels and rakes to help clean up the twigs, branches, bottles, cans, and other miscellaneous junk from the area. GIRL'S SOFTBALL Registration is still open for girl 's age 9 to 15, who want to play in the softball league. Forms may be picked up from Mrs. Bitterman, at 4907 W. McCullom Lake road. There'll be a meeting and practice at the beach May 7. at 6 p.m. for the girls in the league. If the weather is bad, it will be held inside the village hall BABY GIRL Congratulations to John and Edie Rourke on the birth of their baby girl, Raina Ann. She was born at 12 noon, April 20, and weighed 7 lbs., 10 oz. Raina Ann has a sister named Jen­ nifer. who is 2'2 years old. and her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.! Frank Rourke of Mc­ Cullom Lake. OCCASIONS * George and Laura Slater are wished a very happy an­ niversary, May 10. A happy birthday, to Louise Berquist, Mav 7, and to Ed Stacknick. May 13. LOST CAT The Milbratz children have lost their cat, a female calico, about a year old, who's been gone for over a week. If anyone has seen the cat. or knows where it is, would they please contact the family at 4900 W. Parkview? They miss the cat, and would like her back. REMINDERS Beach Gals meet Wednesday, May 8, 7:30 p.m., in the beach house. Village board meeting is Tuesday, May 13, at 8 p.m. in the village hall. for life & be US'YOU* &** i ;H A POUUU1CD WAV r . I* Rami Dale Erath, left, fifth grade student at Huntley elementary school. Mrs. Helmuth Thurow, Huntley member of the board of directors of the DuPage-McHenry Lung association, and Lorie Hapke, sixth grade student at McHenry Junior high school, with entries submitted in a state-wide smoking-air pollution poster contest sponsored by all lung associations in downstate Illinois. Each student won for his school a $25 cash award to be used toward purchase of health education teaching aids. the gala affairs as will all or most of the bicentennial committee members adult tickets as well as children's tickets are available, and so while you are thinking about it; why not buy your tickets now. BAKE SALE You may be receiving a phone call very soon from Ruth Freeman. The feason for her call will be to request you bake some goodies for a bake sale to be held on May 10 in the municipal building, beginning at noon and ending when all the goodies are gone. Proceeds from, this sale will go toward the expenses of the Junior Miss contest. If for any reason you are unable to bake then be sure you go over and buy something. TERRIBLE ACT OF CRUELTY One family is minus a pet either bv accident or bv the hand of someone who needs help very very badly. My (laughter and I found a cat that had literally been hung. A member of the family told me he had taken the cat to school. He had put a light weight chain around the cat's neck and on the way home it had gotten away from him, from the way we found him it looked as though someone had entwined the chain around and through a bush, raising the cat partially off the ground and that is how the cat died. If someone was responsible for that cruel act they are SICK-SICK-SICK. It makes you wonder - Will they pick on a child the next time? IN CLOSING Call me if you have any newsworthy items you would like to share with other readers. Over 300 elementary and junior high students in thirteen area schools - participated recently in the state-wide smoking poster contest, sponsored jointly by the DuPage-McHenry Lung association in Woodstock and the Illinois Lung association in Springfield. Daniel Wipper, age 13, seventh grade student at Spring Grove elementary school, won a state honorable mention with his entry, "Don't Smoke or You'll Drive People out of this World". Entries were also judged locally before being sent to the state lung association. Lorie Hapke, sixth grade student at McHenry Junior high school, and Dale Erath, fifth grader at Huntley elementary school, were declared local winners. Each won for his school $25 in cash to be used toward the purchase of a classroom teaching aid for health education. Posters that are -declared first place winners state-wide will be reproduced and distributed to all schools as a Christmas Seal service in health education. The Christmas Seal campaign this year reached $151,840 and was described by Rev. Massey as an indication of "broad com­ munity support". Eastwood Manor Mary Ann Bellak 385-5705 Move Home Base Of Drum And Bugle Corps During the past month, residents of McHenry county have been reconstructing the Viscount Drum and Bugle corps. They have changed management and moved their practice home base to the Crystal Lake American Legion, 406 Woodstock street in Crystal Lake, the new meeting time is every Thursday night from 7 to 10 p.m. A bus will leave from McHenry high school East at 6:45 p.m. and return at 10:15. The corps has a full staff of instructors from McHenry county, the overall theme has been expanded by becoming a Civil Air Patrol squadron, and that's what now makes up their new name, the Viscount Squadron Civil Air Patrol Drum and Bugle corps. It is still sponsored by the Viscount association. The new unit will offer not only competitive music but aerospace training under the U.S.A.F.-C.A >P. study programs. The Viscount squadron will wear the air force uniform in the future and Billak's Slow Pitch Team Wins In Practice Game Jerry Bellak's 12" slow pitch team won a practice game over the Rusty Nail 11-7, this past Wednesday evening. The fine with its C.A.P. affiliation offer many additional benefits to all of its membership added to those usually given by Drum and Bugle corps. The Viscount squadron needs financial, physical and mental support from all in McHenry county in order to be a success. The corps would like to be co- sponsored by several Legion and V.F.W. posts and service groups so that the financial burden can be shared in the years to come. In the near future, a corporate sponsorship program will be offered to anyone who would like to sponsor either one member or a full squad. For more information, write Tom Day, 158 College street, Crystal Lake, 111. 60014. pitching of Norby Adams at­ tributed much to their win. Jerry Bellak had one triple and a couple of singles, along with making nine outs at his position of short stop. Their first game will be this week with the House of David, last year they were sponsored by Jake's. Good luck Jerry Phillip's 66! You're off to a good start! BOWLING Terri Melone's bowling team finished in first place about one week ago. Terri is looking forward to the bowling banquet which will take place shortly, congratulations, Melone!! MINI LEAGUE Ron Melone who is a two year coach for the Mini-League has been working very hard getting his team into shape with practice sessions taking place up at Hilltop school several evenings each week. Several Eastwood Manor boys will be in the Mini-League some under Coach Melone and others who have a different coach. GRAVEL PIT HEARING MAY 21, 1975 The hearing for the proposed Fl WHEEL HORSE miJ lawn & garden tractors PRESENTS THE SENSATIONAL A B C D s of tractoring SELLABRATI0N MAY 9 & 10 NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN THE BEST IN A LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR AT YESTERDAY'S PRICESli! 8 s.p. FREE Coffee and Donuts DOOR PRIZES! GiuM . Ofww SPECIAL OFFER! FREE Trailer Cart FREE Seeder Spreader FREE Lawn Roller ^LL PRICES INCLUDE MOWER DECKSi We've Added 3,500 Sq. Feet For Greater Buying Pom! "Come In Toda/~~S»e like Never Before During Our Grand Opening! Retail Value ol these 3 Attachments S22S 95 ALL 3 ATTACHMENTS ARE FREE with your purchase of any Wheel Horse Tractor BR00KW00D LAWN & GARDEN CENTER 4505 W. Rte. 120 (815) 385-4949 McHeniv gravel pit will take place on May 21, at 2 p.m. not on the fifteenth. Please, if it is at all possible, plan on attending the meeting that afternoon, it 's on Green Street right next to the police station. HAPPY BIRTHDAY A very special happy bir­ thday to Joey Bellak who turned 3 years old on April 26. Love you!! Second Theatre Arts Workshop Set For May 7 Townsquare Players, Inc:*- sponsored Theatre Arts workshops, the second in a series of ten, titled "Audition Techniques and Rehearsal Practices," will be given May 7. Series II will be conducted by A. Neil Thackaberry, in­ structor and acting chairman of the Department of Theatre Arts of Rockford college. It will be held at city hall Council chambers, Woodstock Opera House, with starting time 8 p.m. This series of Theatre Arts workshops is made possible by a matching grant from the Illinois Arts council. The public.is invited. A small donation fee will be charged for non-Townsquare Players members. MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY Bell laboratories, research and development unit of the Bell system, marks its fiftieth anniversary in 1975. In its first fifty years Bell Labs scientists and engineers have been awarded more than 17,000 u?S. patents, two Nobel physics prizes (in 1937 for demon­ strating the wave nature of matter, and in 1956 for in­ vention of the transistor), three National Medals of Science and hundreds of other prizes and honors. SHAM CLEAN your own carpots RENT OUR RINSE N VAC-the new compact carpet cleaning machine that lifts dirt, grime end residues out of carpets... and does the job professional cleaners charge up to a hundred dollars for. We'll supply you with all the quality cleaning products you will need. We'll help with easy opereting instructions. CUM* cMPfrs /»-• Rent for only CLEAMR ' MOfW J UEPt THEM CLEANER LONGER *llW I Q8y HORNSBYS f a m i l y cen te rs - 4400 VV. Rte. 120