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Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 deliver your items please call f Sherill Weber at 344-19545 or Carolyn Rasmussen at 385-8765. Let's make these sales a success. Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Declaration Day Celebration Set For July 4-6 Lakemoor's bicentennial committee is hosting a three day declaration celebration, beginning July 4, and running till the sixth. The gala activities will begin at noon and will continue until.??? There will be several contests such as a tug-o-war, log rolling, canoe races across the lake, and on the fourth and fifth there will be bingo games and on the sixth a greased pig contest, plus many other attractions, there will also be food and refreshments. Lakemoor became in­ corporated in 1952 and as an anniversary celebration, Lakemoor has hopes of making the DeclaTation Days an annual affair. NOTICE ;A11 residents that live on a corner piece of property have the obligation to keep any and all bushes and hedges trimmed down to where any one ap­ proaching the intersection does not have their vision of any other cars or children blocked by your shrubs/Ifi Lakemoor there is an ordinance on the books, and you are a lawbreaker if you do not trim down your shrubs. BIRTHDAYS July 3 is a special day for Carol Schmidt and the fourth is one for Ruth Young and Katherine Schelle, David Tobey will become another year older on the fifth, as will John Victor on the tenth. Happy birthday to all of you who will be celebrating this week. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE On June 18, 1/ was eating supper with my husband and in the back door walked my daughter, Cherie, her husband, Dick, and boys, Steve, Chris and Scott. They came to sur­ prise me on my birthday with a cake that Cherie had made. Later in the evening, my son, Dutch, his wife, Nancy, and daughters, Bobbie and Tracy, came to spend time with us and also enjoyed some cake and ice cream. THINK PINK That is what Herb and Linda Zabroski must have been doing as they welcomed their first bom, a daughter, who was born June 26 at Great Lakes hospital. She weighed 8 lbs., 2 oz., and was named Lisa Lynn. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Montelone of Wonder Lake and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stan Zabroski. The Zabroskis reside in Lakemoor. Congratulations to all con­ cerned by Lisa's birth. May she bring all of you much hap­ piness. MORE ON HEARTWORM The William Sinklers have had their dogs tested and found that none of them have heart- worm. Our own dog Candy is un­ dergoing treatment now as 1 am putting this column together. From all reports she is doing fine. BAKEAND^ RUMMAGE SALE Some new developments to take note of -- the rummage sale will definitely be held in Leske's garage at 811 W. Southside (corner of Lily Lake road and Southside avenue) Please hold off taking donations there until after July 7 and before July 12. The bake sale will be held for one day at the Eagle Food s^ore in McHenry, on Saturday, July 19, from 9 a.m. til ?? If you've been contacted by someone, thank you for saying you'd donate something in order to make these sales a success. Items to be donated to the rummage sale may be dropped off at one of two places-either Marion Leskes (address above) or Carolyn Rasmussen 214 Ridgeway. Baked goods should be' dropped off at Sherill Weber's home, 707 £. East Boulevard on Friday, July 18. We cannot be responsible for fancy cake plates or cookie tray^r,{so please be sure to put them on paper plates or on pieces of cardboard covered with tin foil, and cover food with plastic wrap. If for any reason you cannot HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS McHenry Savings Opens Office In Richmond Guest Minister At Methodist • > Church Sunday * The Rev. Mr. Lauren Messersmith, former pastor of the Millburn Congregational United Church of Christ, Lake Villa, will be guest minister at the United Methodist church of McHenry Sunday, July 6. The Messersmiths came to the Millburn church in October, 1942. He retired as pastor Sept. 30, 1973, after a pastorate of thirty-one years. Since/etiring Mr. Messersmith has served as interim pastor of the Cam­ bridge, Nebr., United Church of Christ for six months. From October 1, 1974, until Jan. 1, 1975, he was interim pastor of the United Church of Christ at Hanalei, Kauai, Hawaii. Since Sunday is the Fourth of July weekend, Mr. Messer­ smith will speak on the subject, "Freedom to Become." The Messersmiths now live in Leisure Village, Fox Lake. Set Topics For Respiratory Club Meeting July 8 "Social Security Disability Provisions" and "Medicare for the Disabled" will be topics for discussion Tuesday, July 8, at the 7:30 p.m. meeting of the Respiratory club, sponsored jointly by the DuPage- McHenry Lung association and Memorial Hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock. Open to anyone with em­ physema, asthma, chronic bronchitis or any other breathing ailment, the club will meet in the hospital's lower level conference room. Family members are also urged to be present. Featured as speakers will be Audrey Pittman, supervisor of Medicare Processing at Memorial hospital, and Paul Schaefer, claims represen­ tative of the McHenry county branch office of Social Security in Woodstock. Patients desiring further information on HUB ("help us breathe "), may contact the Lung association in Woodstock. VIRGINIA A ALTO McHenry Savings and Loan association recently opened an office in Richmond, in a new building on the southeast corner of U.S. 12 and 111. 173. The contemporary styled S & L office provides Richmond area residents with complete financial services formerly available only at the McHenry office. Manager of the new Rich­ mond office is Mrs. Virginia Aalto, vice-president, who has been with McHenry Savings for eighteen years. She is a resident of McCullom Lake, wherevshe is a village trustee. Veteran McHenry Savings tellers who are staffing the new office are Eloise Anderson, (Richmond, and Jim Coughlin, McHenry. pOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOji I SERVICE NEWS I pOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOQOO* OOOGOOOOOOOC An official at Sheppard AFB, Tex., has announced the graduation of Airman Timothy M. Van Fleet of McHenry, from the U.S. Air Force's air cargo specialist course conducted by the Air Training command. Airman Van Fleet, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Van Fleet of 2501 Martin road, McHenry, was trained in special handling and storage of air freight. Completion of the course enables him to receive academic credits through the Community college of the Air Force. The 3iwrian is being assigned to Scott AFB, 111. Airman Van Fleet is a 1972 graduate of McHenry high school. Former^ School > . ) Teachers Repeat Vows Saturday . Saturday will be a big day it) the lives of two former Wonder Lake Harrison school teachers, Mel Miller and Patrice Mayer, their wedding day. They asked if we would relay the following message to you: "Our joy will be moce complete if our friends and former students can share in our marriage ceremony on Saturday, the fifth of July nineteen hundred and seventy- five at two o'clock in the af­ ternoon at Christ the King Church, Wonder Lake, Illinois. We invite you to worship with us and witness our vows." BIRTHDAYS Happy Fourth of July bir­ thdays to Pat Stilling, Gail Williams, Sophie Dyck, and Linda Bender. Happy eighth birthday to Stevie Dermont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dermont on July 8. Happy birthday to George Freund on July 7. WONDER LAKE FIRE AND RESCUE CALLS FOR MAY 5-1-75 5:05 p.m. Co. 2, Rescue call, 3717 Westwood, transport one to McHenry Hospital 5-2-75 3:46 p.m. Co. 1, Rescue call, 7702 Oak Road, transport one to Woodstock Hospital 5-3-75 6:55 p.m., Co. 1, Fire and Rescue call, 7612 Howe Rd., No transport 5-3-75 11:00 p.m. Rescue call, Co. 2, 8607 Memory Trail, Transport one to Woodstock Hospital 5-3-75 11:20 p.m. Co. 1, Rescue call, 4319 E. Wonder Lake Road, Transport one to McHenry Hospital. 5-10-75 12:30 p.m. Co. 1, Rescue call, 7208 Spaatz, Transport one to McHenry Hospital. 5-10-75 2:00 p.m. Co. 1 Rescue call, 6909 McCullom Lake Road 5-10-75 5:55 p.m. Co. 1 and Co. 2 Fire call, MacArthur Drive, Dumpster Rubbish fire 5-12-75 4:20 a.m. Co. 1 Rescue call, 7610 Widoff, transport one to Woodstock Hospital 5-12-75 4:20 p.m. Co. 2 Rescue call, 4102 Westwood, transport one to McHenry Hospital 5-13-75 1:15 p.m. CO. 1, Fire call, Barnard Mill Road, Trash fire 5-16-75^4:20 a.m. Co. 1, Rescue "call, 5216 Hilltop, transport one to McHenry Hospital 5-16-75 6:10 p.m. Co. 1, Fire call, Mortimer's Drive In, brush fire 5-16-75 8:45 p.m. Co. 1 Fire call, Back of Telephone Co., Brush fire 5-18-75 5:45 p.m. Co. 2, Rescue call,'8714 Ramble Road, transport one to McHenry Hospital 5-18-75 5:45 p.m., Co. 2, fire call, 8714 Ramble Road, Check gas leak 5-20-75 2:35 a.m., Co. 1, Rescue call, 5910 Mill Drive, transport one to McHenry Hospital 5-20-75 4:45 p.m., Co. 1, Rescue, 4711 Hilltop, transport one to Woodstock Hospital 5-20-75 11:30 p.m. Co. 1,. Rescue call, 5206 E. Lake Shore Drive, transport one to McHenry Hospital . 5-21-75 7:30 a.m. Co. 2, Rescue call, 3202 Meadow lane, transport one to Woodstock Hospital 5-22-75 12:30 a.m. Co. Rescue Call, 3904 E. Lake ShorV Drive, transport one to McHenry Hospital. 5-22-75 6:25 p.m\*, Co. 1, Rescue call, 7213 MacArthur, transport one to McHenry Hospital 5-28-75 9:20 p.m. CO. 1, Rescue call, 4417 Hilltop, no transport 5-28-75 9:40 p.m. Co. 1, Rescue call, 4417 Hilltop, transport one to McHenry Hospital ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary to Eugene and Dona Maris on July 4. Happy anniversary to &cott and Kathy LaGreca on July 8. ' , - HAPPINESS IS - ess is...a camping trip to Floridly including a few days at Disney world, for the Chuck Utes family. Happiness is...the •annual Fuchs family reunion at the Woodstock City Park on Sunday, June 29. Happiness is...Julie Weber catching the bouquet and her fiance, John ^Rice, catching the garter, at his sister, Jane Rice's weding to Jim Fitzgerald. Happiness is...a visit from an old friend, Millie Hay, who now lives iri B e l l e v i l l e . H a p p i n e s s PAGE 17 is...congratulating Lynn Folliard and William Harvey, who became "Mr. and Mrs." on Saturday, June 28. Happiness is...a party for Mark Scheib, son of Joan and Ken Scheib, honoring his Confirmation at Nativity Lutheran Church on Sunday, June 29. PLAINDEALER-THURSDAV, JULY 3, 1W5 Driver License Offices Will Be Closed July 3-7 Michael J. Howlett, / THINK WE'RE LOST. NOW THAT'S DlFFER£Nrf MOST PEOPLE RUNOLTTA GAS! Secretary o| State, has an^ nounced that all driver license service facilities outside Cook county will be closed at 4:30 . p.m. Thursday, July 3, for the Fourth of July weekend. " Facilities will re-open for business at 8 a.m. Tuesday, July 8.. Secretary Howlett said the normal operating schedule for all downstate facilities is Tuesday through Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.mi A change of fortune hurts a wise man no more than a change of the moon. mm COOLING SALE *150 off Buy central air- conditioning at last year's sale prices. *439 REG. $589 28,000-BTU. Yes, it's true. These popular size units at last year's low April sale prices. 5-yr. guar, compressor. Tubing and thermostat extra. 33,000-BTU, reg.$679 36,000-BTU, reg.$709 41,000-BTU, reg.$799 $529 $559 $649 CENTRAt AIR CONDITIONER GUARANTEE Montgomery Word guarantees central air conditioners against de •ects in materials and workmanship folio For 1 year fror^Hate of purcha Montgomery Ward will repa ption. replace defec parts free including labo For an additional 4 years Mon gomery Ward will repair option, replace defective c«ntra* onditioner compre ludmg labo under this guarantee ontoct your nearest Montgome Word branch Evidence of date of purchase required SAVE TODAY AT WARDS LOW PRICES - USE CHARG-ALL We think of comfort. ..yours. Cu Vii li lJ I STORE HOURS Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. -Saturday 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday 12 Noon-5 p.m. „ Crystal Lake 105 INorthwest Highway Route 14 Phone 459-3120 . 1 K E Y J P A R K I N G SUPER AUTO SAVINGS off! Factory close-out. 2 steel belts 2 polyester plies Steel-belted whitewalls. GRAPPLER 11 TUBELESS WHITEWALL SIZE REGULAR PRICE EACH" SALE PRICE EACH* PLUS F.E.T. EACH A78-13 $41 26.65 1.89 E78-14 $50 32.50 2.44 F78-14 $53 34.45 2.58 G78-14 $57 37.05 2.74 H78-14 $60* 39.00 2.94 A78-15 $44 28.60 1.97 G78-15 $59 38.35 2.81 H78-15 $62 40.30 3.02 J78-15 $65 42.25 3.13 L78-15 $68 44.20 3.30 'With trade-in J 'K mm . i * ill I*. C* 1M. ..... dfT-" ® i PHI i s r- * # 4 J* $20-$30 off pairs. GLASS-TRACK ROAD GUARDS. Our best fiber glass belted tire. TUBELESS BLACKWALL SIZE REGULAR PRICE EACH- SALE PRICE PAIR- PLUS F.E.T. EACH A78-13 $34 $48 1.77 C78-14 $39 $54 2.10 E78-14 $41 $58 2 32 F78-14 $44 $61 „ 2.47 G78-14 ' $47 $65 2.62 H78-14 $49 $68 2.84 G78-15 $48 $67 2.69 H78-15 - $50 $70 2.92 •With t rade- in t i res Whitewalls $3 more each L78-15 whitewalls avai lable a t s imilar savings FIT, MOS US CARS INSTALLED FREE WARDS BATTERY PROTECTION PIAN Montgomery Word will replace this battery at no cost to the original owner if it foils to occept and hold a chorg^ in noncommerical possen S>er car use during the-Free Replacement Period shown TOTAL GUARANTEE PERIOD 60 48 42 36 24 18Mos FREE REPLACEMENT PERIOD 24 16 12 9 6 3 Mos After this period, to the end of the guarantee period, Montgomery Word will replace the battery, charging only a pro-roted amount for the time since purchase, based on the current regular selling price less trode-in Batteries in commercial use ore guaranteed on a similar basis for half of the specified periods. Commercial use is defined as ony vehicle for other thon family or personal For service under this guarantee, return battery with evidence of dote of purchase to any Montgomery Ward branch SAVE 6.07 36-MONTH BATTERY, REG. 28.95 Dependable starting pow­ er with enough for acces­ sories. Polypropylene case. 24.95 24 month battery 19.88 exch. 22 88 EXCH. SAVE 22 WARDS 10W-40 OIL. ONE QUART Helps to start in winter, pro­ tect in summer. It's our best. REG.76c 54 » LOW-COST INSTALLATION AVAILABLE SAVE 10.00 MONEY-SAVER AIR CONDITIONER Wards Special model com- 1 nnoo bines comfort and economy. I Pre-set thermostat, 2 ^ vents. Fits most cars. REG. 189.00 SAVE *40 CUSTOM-FIT CAR AIR CONDITIONER Fits most cars. rt /-Ann H a n d s ' o m e , 269 b u i l t - i n l o o k . ( l6t 3 Cool rldt1 np^l AAA AA LOW-COST INSTALLATION AVAILABLE FOUR 10-MIN. SAFETY FLARES B r i l l i a n t r e d 4 FOR pierces night to warn of danger. $ "| save lives BUY WHAT YOU NEED NOW- USE CHARG-ALL CREDIT /YAONTOO/VXERY Where the traction is. £4 For your- convenience the AUTO SERVICE IS OPEN •7 DAYS A WEEK Mon. thrd Fri. 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. "Sat. 8:30 - 5, Sun. 12 Noon - 5, /^i . it 1 „ 105 !\orthw«'st Hif,'hwa> Koufv 11 Phonr 159-.* 120 " 1 H K E I V A K k l i M i . . . . ; For your- convenience the AUTO SERVICE IS OPEN •7 DAYS A WEEK Mon. thrd Fri. 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. "Sat. 8:30 - 5, Sun. 12 Noon - 5, Crystal Lake • 105 !\orthw«'st Hif,'hwa> Koufv 11 Phonr 159-.* 120 " 1 H K E I V A K k l i M i . . . . ; )