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Lakemoor-Lilymoor Sue Reese . 385-7859 ON DEAN'S UST Beverly J. Chelini of 902 N. Allen avenue. Mchenry, was named to the Dean s list at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, for the fall semester She compiled a gradepoint average of 3 47 on a grade scale of 4.0 equate A. History Book To Commemorate Lakemoor's Past Pat Morrison, a member of the Lakemoor Bicentennial commission has been busy putting together a history book of the village of Lakemoor. Pat has been able to go back as far as the late 1800's and will continue through 1976. If anyone has any news that would be of help, please call her at 385-8707. Pat would like to . have the book completed by September of this year. THE GIFT OF GIVING Organizations and families in Lakemoor made a nice Christmas possible for a family who otherwise may not have had one. On behalf of this family, a most sincere ap­ preciation to all of you.- collected for the familv was $138 in cash, food, toys, a Christmas tree and ornaments. WELCOME! Arthur and Diane Tully are new in Lakemoor. Mr. and Mrs. Tully are formerly of Chicago, but come to Lakemoor from Lake Zurich. They have a son, Kenneth, who is 16, and a daughter, Mary Anna, who is 13. Mr. Tully is an industrial engineer and also writes sports events for the Barrington Press. Mrs. Tully was an ex­ terior handyman (woman), self-employed in Lake Zurich. Her hobbies are sewing, ceramics and baking. Welcome to Lakemoor, Mr. and Mrs. Tully, and family. ALL ARE INVITED! Rev. Curtis Pierce wishes to invite everyone to the Pen- tescostal church in Lakemoor at 258 Sunnyside. Sunday services are at 10 a.m., Sunday school for the children also at 10 a.m. Sunday evening service is at 7 p.m. There is also a Wednesday evening bible study class at the church at 7:30 p.m. LIBRARY NEWS Clarida Garn of 221W. Sunset Drive, Lakemoor, is the newest member of the McHenry- Nunda District Library board. Mrs. Garn will join Marylyn Ryan, secretary, and Marion Leske, trustee, from our area. New children's books are being purchased, adding to our current list a group of best sellers, such as "Curtains" and the "Choir Boys". Children are registering in the American Bicentennial reading program to get a feel in e of our country as it was and as it is, through other people's experiences. Come to your library at Lily Lake road, one mile south of Rt. 120. Call 385-6303 for hours open and other information. FUN FAIR Hilltop school will hold its Fun Fair on Saturday, Feb. 7 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Hilltop school on Lincoln avenue. There will be White Elephants and bakery goods in addition to twenty attractive booths. Two are new this year, be sure and check them out. Chairpersons in our area are: Sherrill Weber, Mrs. Dale Rasmussen, Tony Yerkes, and Marion Vornkobl. You may drop off or have your items picked up by these people. Fun for everyone, one to eighty. TWO ATTEND BIBLE SCHOOL Harold and Virginia Nixon of . Lakemoor have two sons, George and Melvin, attending the Apostolic Bible school in St. Paul, Minn. Both are studying RENT OUR RINSE N VAC-tJw i utnctiofl Mechie® that f mrtfy • •. HUMS carprt filwra with hot Wlttf Mi dOMItllQ lOltttlOfl Immm lifts all dirt, frias mi rssiduss to ths, ciipit surfaes whsra thsy ws inMMdiatsly CLEAN, FRESH ODOR-FREEfl $9.00 MIN.) MM HOUR OVERNIGHT SPECIAll 8:00 P.M. -f :00 A.M. * >10.00 HORNSBYS f a m i l y cenrers 4400 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY, ILL to be Pentecostal ministers or missionaries. Melvin Nixon will graduate in June of '76. BIRTHDAY DINNER ANDCAKETOO Mrs. Florence Koch celebrated her seventy-fifith birthday, Jan. 25. Mrs. Koch went to dinneiP with Norm and Pat Morrison, their daughter. Sundae, and Pat's mother. Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Koch is Pat's Godmother. Later. Mrs. Koch was joined at her home for cake. To add to her celebration were two more guests, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Morrison. Happy Birthday, Mrs. Koch. BELATED BIRTHDAY WISHES Kenneth Tully had his six­ teenth birthday Jan. 28. Happy birthday, Kenny. McCullom Lake Pat Milbratz 3441585 Teacher Of The Week (District 15) < Derby Time Drawing Near 4. The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club Ice derby, will be held On Feb: 7 and 8. the hours will be from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. There will be fifty-six daily prizes given away. The derby will take place in the McCullom Lake Community house which is heated. Food, bait, tackle, fishing licenses, lake maps and derby rules will be available in the building. There will be two displays, one by a local taxidermist and one of trophys. For further in­ formation, you may call Jerry Raycraft. 385-7851. VILLAGE ORDINANCES Ordinance 52 A: Vehicles must be parked 18 inches from the paved surface of the road, if not you will be ticketed. During the winter months, when there is snowplowing to be done, the cars will be ticketed and possibly towed sway st ths owner's expense. Ordinance 13: Garbage cant are not to be left out after the day of pickup. Home owners leaving cans out will be ticketed. ARCHERY The McCullom Lake Archery club meets on the first and third Sunday of the month. There will not be a meeting on the eighth of February because of the Fislr Derby. They will resume their meetings on Feb. 22. The Northern Illinois Bowman club met on Thursday evening at the McCullom Lake Community hall for a meeting and to shoot. Their meeting was quite a success, and people are invited to attend the meeting and to shoot. The meetings are held every Thursday from 7 until to p.m. NEW SIGNS The next village board meeting will be held on Feb. 10. The village has new signs as you enter and leave the village but the residents will not see them until the weather warms up as the ground is too hard to sink the post « BRIDAL SHOWER A bridal shower was held at the home of John and Marcella Kalash. Sunday, for their son. Dan and his future bride. Susan. The shower was at­ tended by about twenty-five people. The couple plan to be wed. Feb. 14. BIRTHDAYS Very Happy Birthday wishes PAGE S • PLAINDE A LER-WEDN ESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 19* go to the following people on Feb 2. Kathy Ritterman. Michael Milbrati. Jackie Raycraft. Feb .1. Lisa Penny. Feb. 4, Rick Scarbrough, Todd Parks' Feb 5. Johnny WentiH. Feb. f. Allen McKim. Maureen Caron ANNIVERSARIES A very happy anniversary to Mark and Gloria Grim on Feb 3. also, to the Thackers. Chuck and Barbara ACCIDENT I am glad to report at this time that Gert Murray of Fountain Lane is better and back to work, folkming a car accident last Saturday. .She received some injuries as a result of the accident and was taken to the hospital but was released and is now feeling better. HOSPITALIZED Another sad note is th^t John Kalash of Hickory drive is in the hospital and had to undergo six hours of surgery, we all j CUB SCOUT?! F \I K (U The Cub Scout* of Pack 452. sponsored by Ml Hope church. Pistakee Highlands, par­ ticipated in their annual Pinewood Derby race. This emotional stirring event was held Jan 21 in the Johnsburg Junior high multi purpose room Terry Tvaroh, racing chairman, called the action- filled heats, while Tom Kusmen. Cubmaster of Pack 452, Dean Koltoff. and Jeff Ulta. assistant scoutmaster. Troop 128 and Explorer Post 128. were the judges Fifty-three hand carved cars had entered the race but of course not all can win The first hope he is up and around soon Anyone wishing to send him a card may write to John Kalsh. Mercy Hospital. Stevenson and Martin Luther King drive. Chicago. Illinois Room 821 place car is owned by Jay Hansen. Wrbelos. second place is owned by Scott Tvarah. Dsn T. third place honor goes to Tim Boutin. Den S: fourth place goes to Mike Doningues. Den 2. Besides the winners of the race, the remaining cars were * also judged for best design. Lloyd Fox; beat painted. Jimmy Comba. beat looking. Dwane Blocker; beat effort by Cub Scout Kurt Tatro. These cars, along with the first, second, third and fourth place winners are being entered in the Cherry Vale shopping mall sponsored, 1978 Bicentennial council wide Pinewood derby. which will be held March 13 and 14 Pack 452. Troop 452. Troop 128 and Post 128 are having their monthly paper drive Feb. ' 'rom 9 a m to I p.m Bagged •r tied newspaper left in dri veways will be picked up if a rail is made to Mt Hope church during those hours. 385-3806, These paper drives -re held every first Saturday .n fl month HENRY KENYON Henry Kenyon is a sixth grade teacher at Parkland Junior high. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater, has taken graduate courses at the University of Wisconsin, where he received a federal grant under Title XI to study "Changing Needs in Education", and has received his Master's degree from Northern Illinois university. Mr. Kenyon is married and has four children. He enjoys reading local history, belongs to the Historical society and is involved with the public library in Woodstock. He is a member of the Science committee in District 15. His students are studying oceans in regard to natural resources, and are planning to get involved in the weather and electricity in the near future. They have taken a number of field trips this year to expand the units they were studying. Mr. Kenyon's hometown is Williams Bay, Wis. SERVICE NEWS HEMS jjl X0 ffiM® HORNSBYS ^ fomify confers SAY IT WITH VALENTINES FROM HORNSBYS! DOUGLAS W. WILSMAN GRADUATE - F.A. Douglas W. Wilsman recently graduated frasa basic trsining at Great LftJfM Naval base. He also completed A-school as* a machinist mate at Great Lakes. He is presently assigned to the U.S.S. Bagley' which is home ported in San Diego, Ca. Doug is a recent graduate of McHenry high school. He is married to the former Loretta R. Checchin. 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