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PAGE 22 - PLA1NPEALER • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 1977 (i Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Communities Proudly List Area Graduates Lilymoor and Lakemoor can boast of the many graduates leaving Junior high, high school and Montini Middle school The list consists of Patty Jo Coughlin. Barbara Krepel. Brian Kawell.. Brian M a s s h e i m e r , C a n d i c e Massheimer, Rick Schiavone. and Larry Withrow. all from McHenrv high; Maxwell Dawdy. Jessie and Rose Marie Estrada. Mark Fuhler. Bill Garbacz, Joseph LaGray Jr.. Stephanie Lippert. Samuel May, Diane Odarczenko, John Spears, Donald V'ornkahl. Ralph Freeman. Chris Ballard. Michael Blake, Jo Ann Chambers. William DeMarco. Tim Douglas. Tina Douglas. James Goodman. John Hawkins. Dawn Meyer. Bill Nicholas. Harold Nixon. Marie Prvor. Patricia Reeves. Lisa Schlieben. and William Stock- well. all of Parkland Junior high Then we have Sue Krepel from Montini Middle school CONFIRMATION May 28 was a very special day in the life of Julie Cassell. That was the date she was confirmed by Rev. Ralph Smith in the United Methodist church in McHenry. Following the ritual thirty friends and relatives gathered together to congratulate Julie ADDITIONAL HONORS On May 18. Jim Cassell and his wife. Judy, graduated with honor from Elgin Community college. wi{Ji an associate in science decree Jim is going on to N.I.U. in DeKalb, where he will be majoring in business. Jin\, and Judy reside in the town of Elgin. It was a very proud month tor the Cassells and grandmother and grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. Williard Mix, all of Lakemoor. WEDDING BELLS On May 28, at 6 p.m., Terri Douglas and Donald McDonald were united in marriage at St. Mathews Lutheran church in Lake Zurich. The bride was attended by maid of honor. Ann Kearns, and three bridesmaids. The best man was Glenn Rowe and there were three ushers in at­ tendance. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Douglass of Lilymoor, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Lorraine Koob. A reception was held in the Crystal Lake Moose hall for seventy-five guests. The newlyweds will reside in Wauconda. RIBBONS OF PINK Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Douglass of Lilymoor became the proud parents of a very tiny baby girl Friday, May 27, at 3:10 a.m. in Woodstock Memorial hospital. The wee one weighted 3 lbs., 5 oz . and she measured 17 inches in length. She was named Donna Catherine. Donna's maternal grand­ mother is Mrs. Ethyl Klingenberg of DeKalb and her great grandmother is Mrs. Clara Axelson of Woodstock. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Douglass, also of Woodstock. The other children im­ patiently waiting for Donna to come home are Terri, 18; Joey, 15>*; Michael, 8; Eileen, 5; and Daniel, 3»2. Congratulations to all the family and may the little one bring you loads of happiness. MORE BELATED Michael Douglass celebrated his birthday May 19 and his dad, Delbert, celebrated his on the twenty-fifth of May. Here's hoping both of them had a very happy day.& BIRTHDAYS Starting off the June bir­ thdays. we have Chuck Zabroski adding a candle to his cake on the first, Toni Yerkes --and Billy Goebel, June 4, Herbe Zabroski, June 5, Sam Sances, June 7, Paul Johnson, June 10, Rose Zalenka and Troy Foss, June 11. and Kim Reese, June 12. To eacK and every one of you, a very happy birthday and may you have many more. • ANNIVERSARIES Curt and Ruth Freeman celebrated twenty years of married life June 1. On the fourth, we have two couples sharing the same date. They are Florence and Walter Martensen and Marion and Donald Leske. On the sixth, Caroline and Dale Rasmussen will be celebrating and so will Louise and Don Hipwell. Barb and Les Nejedly will celebrate on the eighth, as will Mary and Lonnie Wilson, Sr., June 9, and June 14, Cherie and Dick will have cause to celebrate as they remember the vows they took four years ago. Whether you are newlyweds or if you have many years to look back on, here's hoping each couple will have many more anniversaries to celebrate. J BELATED BIRTHDAY Late wishes* go out to Clarence Eggert. He celebrated his birthday May 30. BITS OF THIS AND THAT Dave and Virgie Eggert along with Dave's parents, Clarence and Ethyl, and Dave's sister, Beverly, and her daughter, Chris. spent Memorial weekend at Sand Pier, Ind. This past weekend meant the gathering of the clan for our family in LaPorte, Ind. There were about fifty-two folks who spent the weekend at the home of my niece and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ross. From this area were Laurie Hertel and her two children, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mumma and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hueckstaedt, Jr., and their children; Also Bud, Rusty and I. All in all there were seven­ teen of us. Others came from Texas, Oklahoma, and Michigan. Most of those there included my sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell's eight children and their families. It was the first time in several years that all eight children were able to arrange the time and transportation for the holiday weekend. June Sales Parade DAYS /XAOINTTGO/WER We par t i c ipa te in a rb i t ra t ion fo r bus iness and cus tomers th rough the Be t te r Bus iness Bureau of Met ropo l i t an Chicago , Inc . % fl@© *50 off. 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Straight walls . 7 ' peak: weighs just 20 pounds. ® • • ® • Other tents low as 49.88 99 Regularly 149.99 WHY NOT ADD IT TO YOUR WARDS CHARG-ALL ACCOUNT? NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED 1 Looking for value? See us. STORE HOURS: Man. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9:30 am. toSp.m. Sunday 12 Noon to 5 p.m. Crystal Lake 105 Northwest Highway Route 14 Fhone 459-3120 FREE PARKING SCREENING Blood pressure screening will be held Monday, June 20 at the Lakemoor municipal building from 7 to 9 p.m. for Lakemoor- Lilymoor residents. A few years back I found out with toothpaste where the yellow went, and just lately I found out where the spots went. TIL NEXT TIME The Village of Holiday Hills CHER I HOGLl'ND ROSEMAR Y HOLTZ 385,-3944 344-0615 North Carolina Wedding For Local Man-Bride Sunday, May 15, John Laskowski of Holiday Hills and Gwen Bibey exchanged marriage vows in the beautiful, new Yates-Thaggart Baptist church in Whispering Pine, N.C. The bride wore soft wtyte chiffon trimmed with beaded lace and matching veil. Her sister, Diane Dupree of McHenry, attended her as matron of honor. Brother Mark served as best man. Gwen's adorable nieces, Natalie and Candace, were flower girls and nephew John was the ring bearer. Serving as ushers were Jay Dupree of McHenry, and Steve Bibey, who was on leave from the Air Force in Texas. Mark and Patti Laskowski; Bob and Judy Stewich, the groom's sister; cousin Michael Janik, and friends, Steve Salter and Jimmy Harper, also made the long trip for this special occasion. A lovely cake cutting ceremony followed the service. In the evening, a dinner was held honoring the newlyweds at the Sheraton hotel in southern Pines. John and Gwen traveled to Myrtle Beach, N.C., for a few days then extended their honeymoon to Rhinelander, Wis., for a week. The gracious and charming parents of the bride and their lovely home will long be remembered by Lou and Joan, who combined the trip with their vacation plans and toured the deep South. Everyohe arrived home safely, which was an added blessing. Our commendable Police department patrolled and kept an eye on the "old homestead" in our absence. SPRINGTIME CAMPING Pam and Alan Rasmussen enjoyed their annual break from the every day grind of life in Holiday Hills by camping and sightseeing in the nor­ theast. The family stopped at Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada and toured the many at­ tractions there. From there they traveled to Lake Champlain in Vermont, where they camped for several days with friends from Rass's Navy days. The couple returned to spend the rest of their vacation in our own area. They enjoyed the Milwaukee zoo, Great America, and Greenfield village in Detroit, where they also visited relatives. The rolling countryside, bluffs, tall trees and the deep blue of the mighty Mississippi beckoned to the Thietje family, Roger, Linda, Karen, Brian ana Scott, for a weekend of camping, boating, swimming and hiking. The views were breathtaking as they became intimately acquainted with the Mississippi Palisades in God's country. The sight of huge barges hauling their cargo down the river as well as hand gliding with kites made their trip even more enjoyable. BACKYARD BARBECUE Kicking off the summer season, the Saunders family hosted a backyard barbecue over Memorial day weekend. Chef Roger "burned" the hamburgers and brats over the charcoal and everyone enjoyed all of the good tasting food. Those who helped celebrate were Phil, Evelyn and Flip Traskaski, Jim, Phyllis and Page Bryan, Tim, Jan, Scotty and Todd Ballowe, Jim, Joan and Jennie Downing, and Mike, Nancy, Nicole and Meryl Mineo. SPECIAL GRADUATION Creative Katie Gregg, with a little help from some trienas, made her son, Keith, and his M o n t i n i c l a s s m a t e s ' graduation a very special occasion. A party was held in their honor, and those at­ tending will certainly remember the day for a long time. CULTURE TOUR From the long, dark tunnel leading back in time to the golden rule of King Tut come the treasures of ancient Egypt, proudly displayed at the Field museum. TheOVi hour wait was well worth the time as artifacts from ages gone by were viewed by Linda and Karen Thietje and Roger's mom who was visiting from Nebraska. The ancient Workmenship beautifully and ornately hand crafted was a sight to behold. During the long wait, Linda and family toured the Shedd aquarium and the Adler planetarium. Returning to Holiday Hills tired and full of knowledge, the family agrees it was a day to remember. ALIENS LANDED Up, up and away over the beautiful Bull Valley coun­ tryside was . what the balloonists had in mind. But, without the strong wind necessary for such a flight, they were forced to land, and so the village was treated to the unusual and beautiful sight of the colorful balloons landing in our own backyards. Kids and parents alike watched as the balloonists expertly avoided obstacles and made perfect landings in Holiday Hills. The balloons were neatly folded and tucked away for the next time. For a few fleeting moment,s we were all taken up in the excitement and thrilling ad­ venture of hot air ballooning. BIRTHDAY BOUQUETS Celebrating their own special days in the week to come are Tim Cornwell and Danielle Hill June 8, Jimmy Harper and Ralph Robinson on the twelfth, Lauri Johnson and Kiki Hughes on the thirteenth, and the fourteenth is a special day for Cathy Beltz. ANNIVERSARY ROSES ...to Marty and Diane Lewandowski June 8, Clarence and Inez Young June 9, June 13 is celebrated by Jim and Lynn Childs, and June 14 is the happy wedding date of Dale and Gloria Gabriel. FUTURE COPS Congratulations are in order for Jerry Bowers, Jim Ladd, and Ken Olson who recently completed the MCESDA auxiliary police training course. Here's hoping they finish the remaining 150 hours of training so that they can join our Holiday Hills Police department. Hang in there, Guys! VILLAGE NEWS President Roger Saunders and Trustees Mimi DeWitt, Pat Hughes, Bud Roth, and John VanDuyn attended a public officials' conference sponsored by the McHenry County Emergency Services and Disaster agency and the Public Safety committee of the McHenry county board, where they were briefed on their responsibilities relative to disaster preparedness. We would like to remind you that the regular meeting of the village board will be held Thursday, June 16 at Casey's hall. Support your village board. Attend the meeting. HAVE A NICE DAY WHAT S NEW A SOLAR- RMEREP hJAZJJ SILICON SOLAR CBU.G IfaT BNBR&IZGP FROM GUNU6UT, PMUGHT OR- UG>^T&UL3 MILE you'Rg" WBMHG, WMTCH. A BUILT IN COMPUTER- /£ PRoGZmMEP l b D t G P L M M O N T H A H P w y . BICYCLE AUCTION (3) Unclaimed Bicycles to be sold at auction SAT. JUNE 25th. f 10:00 a.m. McHenry Shini Pelkt Dtpl. Q«r«ge 3215 W. BMch Drift, McHenry Stores, III. Owners may claim property any time prior to sale by providing proof of owner hp. TERMS: CASH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Earl W. Buck, Chief of Police McHenry Shores, Illinois