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PAGE • • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 27, 1977 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Columnist- Husband Take South Vacation To those of you who were wondering why my column hisnt been In It was because Bud and I left on vacation July 1. We stopped overnight in Missowi and the next morning headed lor Rockwall, Tex. (just outside Dallas) to visit our niece, Judy Evans, her hmband. Ken, and their three daughters, Lisa, Laura and Linda When we arrived there it was like a mini-reunion as my sister, EvatUoaell of Bellevue, Mich., our nieces and husbands, Marian and Tom Ross of LaPorte, Ind , also Marilyn and Dick Wolfe of Kalamazoo, Midi., were there. On the fourth another niece Janet and her husband, Clinton, and thair two boys came from Irving, Tex., to visit with the rest of us. We spent the Fourth of July weekend with them and had a very good time. Oe Tuesday morning we left for California. We arrived in our Anaheim Friday afternoon at the home of very good friends of ours, Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmer, where we spent the second weekend of vacation. One evening we went 1 the ocean which incic was the coolest place weN been in quite a while. The day the four of us drove to Pedro Bay where we had lunch and visited many of the little shops there. Then we went to the future homesite of the Gilmers just outside Riverside, calif. If it is any consolation to any of you readers it seemed each state we went through was hotter than the one we had just left if that was possible. The states driven through were Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah. Colorado. Nebraska, Iowa and back into our home state Illinois. While in California we went through the Roy Rogers- Dale Evans museum. A very interesting palce to visit. Bud and I arrived home Thursday evening very glad to be home once again. LIBRARY NEWS Library trustees Sue La Croix Brindise and Claudia Garn spent last Friday in Urbana attending a workshop for trustees of Illinois Public libraries, sponsored by the Illinois State library. Among items • discussed were budgeting; how to reach more patrons; how to make the library a viable part of the area. In order to determine what people expect of a library and now to improve our services, librarian Margaret Karas will be telphoning area residents. Have your ideas and suggestions ready, as we want our library to bea more useful, enjoyable part of our growing community. LADIES LEAGUE Members held their regular meeting Wednesday, July 6. Following the business of the evening the ladies held their social time. Prize winners woe first, Helen Para; second, Betty Kmetz; third* Ann Brezezinski; and Mildred Narcarti won the booby prize. Hostesses for that evening were Helen Netzel and Connie O'Rourke Members held their social night meeting July 20, prize winners were, first, Ann Brezezinski; second, Carol Voelke; third, Helen Para, and the booby prize went to Joan Delatorre. Hostesses for that evening were Ann Brezezinski and Mildred Nedjedly. CONDOLENCES ~ The sympathy of friends and neighbors go out to the family of Rose Zalenka who passed away July 5. She was a patient in the Crystal Pines Nursing home. HOSPITAL NOTES I just received word that Richard Dunnagan is now home from the hospital following a bout with pneumonia and is feeling much better now. 7 Surgery was found to be unnecessary when all the tests were Finished on young Robbie Huffman. He was rushed to McHenry hospital with suspected appendicitis. Hcf was found to have a case of gastronitus. He entered the hospital on the eleventh and was kept in overnight. He's very happy to be home. Very happy to report that Jo Bartelt is now home following a brief stay in the hosptial also, and hope it won't be too long before she will be more like herself once again. NURSERY NEWS July 15 was a great day in the Kunz household, as that was the date Heidi Louise entered this great big wide world by way of McHenry hospital. She weighed 7 lbs., and 9 oz., and measured 19 in., in length. Heidi was born to Anita and Albert Kunz of Lilymoor. Her big brother is 44 year old Michael and her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wiser of Marsahll, Mich. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kunz of Lakemoor and great grand­ mother Mrs. Agnes Wright of St., Augustine, FTa. , Heidi was the first great granddaughter for Mrs. Wright which was a very happy oc­ casion as she already had nine great grandsons. HAPPY OCCASION / Hie Cassell family enjoyed a visit from Marvin Cassell, a brother of John whom they had not seen for eighteen years. Marvin brought his wife, Margaret, and three of their children from Canton, Miss. Since John and Gloria's children had never met their cousins, the visiting Cassells decided to take Julie home with them when they left June 30 and she will be home on the twenty- sixth of July which makes for a very nice vacation. SURPRISE George Gravenstuk (the son of Lu GraveAstuk) and his wife, Hazel, came to Lilymoor for a one day visit from Weaverville, N.C. Ail of the local relatives were contacted and they gathered at the "Hiornton home to visit. From there they went to Decatur to visit with other relatives. Everyone enjoyed talking over old times as it had been some time since they had seen them BIRTHDAY PARTY A surprise party was held in Half Day, 111. Those taking part in the surprise were Curt and Ruth Freeman, Sue Thomas, Virgie Eggert, Annette Prorock, Aria Van Cleave and Ron Robinett and others. The guest of honor was Bernie Robinett. whose bir-. thday was July 8 with the party held on the ninth. The fun broke up around 3 a.m. only because that was closing time for the place where the party was given. • , BIRTHDAYS Best wishes to those who have had and to those who will have birthdays in July, and I hope each was and-or is very happy. To John Victor, July 10, to Jean Begg July U, to Louie Schueler July 13,v to Chris Sances July 14, to A1 Ryan July 15, to Cindy Minton July 17, to Amanda' Anderson July 9, to Pearl Ann Zabroski, Claudia Garn. and Mark Foss all July 20, to Aria Van Cleave and Art Huffman July 22, to Virgie Eggert and Mike Schmidt July 23. Also to Anne Marie Martin and Rick Foss July 25. to Beverly Anderson and William Martin July 27. to Casey Krawczyk, Leroy Lippert, and Anthony (Skipper) Gurske all July 27, to Nancy Stockwell July 29. Starting off the August bir­ thdays, wishes go to Heather Hager on the first. ANNIVERSARIES On the nineteenth Betty Jean and Raymond Schorsch celebrated thirty years of married life. Sue and Tom Reese will add " one more year to their count and celebrate July 30. A very happy anniversary to both couples. OUTREACH PROGRAM Approximately twenty-five people came out Monday night, July 18, to have their pressure taken. What really surprises me that between Lakemoor lilymoor there are about 1 to 1600 residents and twenty to twenty-five take advantage of the < I was asked to inquire if is someone in this area who medical training as registered nurse or a lie practical nurse who is and able to give one evening month to take Mood pressures. Please call me and I will put you in touch with those in charge of the program TIL NEXT TIME McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 Little League Anticipates Chicago Trip Here's hoping that the Little League tag day Saturday last netted the boys enough money to keep going for awhile. The boys had been hoping to be able to go to a Cubs game in the very / near future, but not enough money was on hand to pay for a n First for Fashion. Elgin-Crystal Lake Soft, fluid separates by Ship *n Shore Drape your shape in soft qiana nylon for the newest Fall look These lovely separates by Ship n Shore are easy to wash, quick to dry and pack l ike a hanky, l ight to carry, too. 1. Wallf lower print long sleeve shirt in white or cream with blazer type collar and long, ful l sleeves, 10-18, 18.00. Wear it with a long qiana nylon skirt with t ie belt in black or brown, 8 18, 24.00. 2. Cowl neck paisley print blouson in black qiana nylon, 8-16, 20.00. Green, black or brown elastic waist pullon pant, 8 18, 24.00. B E T T E R S P O R T S W E A R E L G I N A N D C R Y S T A L L A K E Qiana . . . the luxury fabric for Fall Two junior fashions to tempt you into new fall colors. These sleeveless dresses are made to order for sultry weather, for daytime or datetime at home or away. 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SP lESS CREDIT CARD I SHOP CRYSTAL LA£E : Monday thru Friday 10-9; Saturday 10-5:30; Sunday 12-5 SHOP ELGIN: Monday, Thursday, Friday9:30-9; Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday9:30 5:30, Sunday 11:30-4.30 bus to transport the boys to Chicago. The Little League All-Star series will start Tuesday, July 26, with the first game of a three game match; the third game being played only if there is a tie to break, each team having won one game. The game Tuesday, July 26, is at Lakeland Park diamond at 6:30 p.m., the second game, Thursday, July 28, will be held at the McCullom Lake diamond, also at 6:30 p.m. If a third game is necessary, and we hope our boys will have won by then so it won't, it will be played at Lakeland Park at 6:30p.m. Aug. 2. All-Stars from both McCullom Lake teams, the Tigers and the Cubs, will be playing in the sertes, with six players from each team being chosen by the managers of both tea mi. VISITORS Bill and Pat Milbratz had some summer visitors for a week in July this summer; Pat's aunt and uncle, Jack and Marge Wilson, came from Toledo, Ohio, along with daughters, Tammy and Deb- * bie, to visit the Milbratz'. Relaxation was the order of the trip, as everyone just kept ac­ tivity to a minimum, trying to beat the oppressive heat. BIRTHDAY BOY Jason Weisenberger celebrated his fifth birthday Tuesday, July 19, with a party in his honor which was attended by a few close pals. Jason received many lovely gifts, and cake and melted ice cream were enjoyed by the par­ ty goers. BIRTHDAYS- ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthdays go this week to Tom Farrell, the little turkey, July 27; to Amy Har­ well, whoWHTbe i on Judy 28; to David Gollan and Dick White, who celebrate July 29; to Debbie Bitterman and Jim Klapperich July 30, and to Jim White Aug. 1. Happy anniversary this week to Rem and Kay Godina, and to John and Elaine Wentzel, all who celebrate July 27. 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