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Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas • 385-4934 Destination Rockford For Derby Winner A "pine box derby" could be a coffin race, but actually it's the reason for a gathering of Pack 131 Thursday, Jan. 19 at Hilltop school. The Cub Scouts are busy making four-inch box cars out of pine, which cannot weigh more than five ounces. Derby night, the boys will race their cars on a track, with the winner going to Rockford to enter competition'there. Among those trying for the prize are" Tim Rice, Billy Goebel, David and Donald Weber, Donovan Brizzi, Alex Metscke, Mike Douglass, Danny Gosell, Keith Westerfield and Tommy Stevens. Good luck to all you Cubs- have a great race. LILYMOORNEWS * The Lilymoor assocation at the monthly meeting Jan. 10, accepted, regretfully, Gary Leske's resignation as treasurer. Sherill Weber will now be handling the finances for this organization, made up of residents of Lilymoor. Somebody has to keep the street lights lit, the road plowed, the garbage picked up, and oversee other necessary services. "Somebody" is each one of us, so when you are asked to pay dues promptly, please do so. Also, if anyone has a fund- raising idea, the treasury is sadly depleted and needs help. Jerry Weber, association president, would be happy to have your suggestions, and would also appreciate your coming to the meetings, the second Tuesday of every month. That's only twelve a year, so it shouldn't be too much of a sacrifice. And it's all for your own benefit. LIBRARY STORY Crocheting instructions will be given Tuesday mornings at 9:30 at the library on Lily Lake road. Bring your hooks, yarn, patterns if you have any, and Louise Hipwell will direct your fingers along new paths. Needlepoint will be taught Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. Again, bring your design, needle and thread. Other art forms will be added as requests and available times are coordinated. Call 385-6303 for information. An overdue book wasQ returned to our library by mail from Pennsylvania. It had been taken out in January of 1969 when the library was still located on Route 120 in Lakemoor. It was good to have the book returned, and I was even happy not to have to compute the fine. Let's see, .02 cents per-library-day-open, for nine years? No wonder it was returned anonymously! Your library is open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons. As one of our faithful users says, "It's not what it looks like on the outside that's important, it's the inside that?1 counts." Make life more enjoyable for yourself, too, and spend a few hours with a good book? OLD TESTAMENT The beautiful first chapters of Genesis will be the subject for an eight-week Bible course offered at Faith Presbyterian church at 9:30 Thursday mornings with Pastor Rick Snyder. Call 385-4934 for transportation or more information. GET WELL Mrs. John Lomax. Llovd Tomlinson, Mrs. Heise, Edye Fitts and Rich Dunnagan have all been on the "not well" list. Carl Stromley and Bruno Karas have something in common with Governor Thompson: sore sacroiliacs. May you all feel better soon. HELP HILLTOP Sherill Weber, president of the Hilltop Parents organization, reminds those of us with children at Hilltop, that the annual Fun fair is coming up February 4. Parents can help as workers that Saturday, or by donating baked goods or white elephants for the auction. Lily Ann Baker is in charge of one of the games. Call Sherill at 344-1955 to state what you can do to help out. One of the benefits from the money made at last years Fun fair will be a cultural field trip for each child at Hilltop. Sharing in the Fun fair gives an opportunity of meeting other parents, enjoying an afternoon in your child's "home away from home", and aiding H.P.O. with their worthwhile objectives. PARTY TIME There was a birthday at the Raymond Cynowa household, Sunday, the fifteenth. Their granddaughter Leanne, celebrated her seventh year with a family party, birthday cake and all. Also celebrating their special days are Phillip Sovosky Jan. 19, Ann Krawczyk Jan 20, with Allen Povidas and Bill Koehler sharing Jan. 21. Florence Martenson's birthday is Jan. 23 and Dianne Dember's is Jan. 24. Happiness to all of you. And congratulations to Angel Betancourt,y member of the McHenry high swimming team, who is making wives in competition. Anyone who undergoes the rigors of training for swim meets really deserves a lot of credit. More power to you, Angel. LOVE THY NEIGHBOR Former resident and dear friend, Gustav Wakat, spent two days at the Phil Mieszala home last week. Phil drove to Belvidere to pick up our 87 year old ex-neighbor, who now stays in a home for the aged. Gustav spent the time here playing Canasta with Phil, Barbara and Joe Yerkes, and reliving memories of the 25 years he had his own home here. What a priceless New Year's gift to give an old friend, Phil. COMMUNITY CALENDAR January 18 - Ladies League, Municipal Building. January 19 - Cub Scout pack 131 Hilltop School. January 19 - Cancel LLCCI meeting. Yes, love they neighbor. (But don't get caught!) GOD BLESS Color Guard Contest Slated For Crystal Lake The Marching Tiger Band Boosters will sponsor the first Crystal Lake invitational color guard contest Saturday, Jan. 21, at7 p.m. in the Crystal Lake high school fieldhouse. To date, twelve coin- guards from Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Louisiana are slated to compete for the first, second and third place trophies. The Phantom Regiment will be among the color guards competing at Crystal Lake. The proceeds of the contest will go to support the competitive efforts of the Marching Tiger band color guard who will be competing at various contests in the area. Food Costs Consumers spent almost $164 billion for food originating on U.S. farms in 1976. When the food left the farms, these foods had a value of $54 billion. The marketing bill of $110 billion was spent on transportation, proc­ essing and distributing these foods SOri WATER RENTAL NEW, FULLY AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENERS NO installation charge a 2 year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call can answer any questions Phone 312-259-3393 Rent-a-Soft, a division of the Arlington Soft Water Company 216 E. Northwest Hwy., Arlington Heights Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek Anne Moore Women's Club Slates Events For New Year Only a small number of members of the Lakeland Park Women's club braved the snowstorm last Thursday and attended the regular monthly meeting of the club. Hostesses Marion Batka and Maria Sieracki provided lovely bouquets of flowers and greeting cards and the flowers brightened everyone's outlook to spring. Many things were discussed by the women, namely the new Craft-Social club, a February visit to a nursing home and a bus trip to West Bend and areas in Wisconsin. Also discussed were obtaining tickets for the annual spring luncheon and card party to be held Wednesday, April 26 at St. Patrick's church hall. Petey Oakford has agreed to be ticket chairlady for this annual event. Tickets will be available at the next meeting. The new Craft-Social club will begin next Wednesday morning. The idea of this club will be to make things together for sale at a later bazaar. Any woman in our area can join the We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities On Sale Items 385-3777 385-6448 club and can either work on club projects or bring along her ifcraft. The Meetings will be hekreacfr-Wgftnesday morning at 9:30 a.m. Mary Pautz will be in charge of opening the community house each week. It was suggested that each lady bring ideas to the meeting next week. The visit to the nursing home and the bus trip will be planned at the next regular meeting of the Women's club, Feb. 9. Hostesses for the February meeting are Petey Oakford and Shirley Koch. ASSOCIATION NEWS The Lakeland Park Property Owners association board has its nominating committee ready. Those serving on the nominating committee are Lloyd E. Wagner, Fred C. Kuptis, Dave Gende, Richard F. or Beverly Walinski, Bruce J. Warren, and Roger (Pat) Lasko. These people are waiting to hear from you on your nominations to the Lakeland Park board. The board members wish that some women would express a desire to run for the board. They would like to have a woman's viewpoint on the community they live in. So think about this and give one of the committee members a call. CONSERVATION CLUB NEWS The j McCullom Lake Conservation club will hold its monthly meeting this Thursday evening, Jan. 19, at the Polish camp, Spojnia, 2500 N. Spojnia road. The meeting will start at 8 p.m. Plans will be finalized for the fourth annual fishing derby to be held Feb. 4 and 5. That is a. Saturday and Sunday, so mark your ca lendars and plan a fun outing mi those two days. There will be exhibits on ice fishing, archery, taxidermy and many others. Hot food will be available on the premises. For the fisherman there will be hourly prizes given for the smallest fish and largest fish, and prizes for the smallest and largest fish of the day, most bluegill, most perch, largest bass, northern, crappie, bluegill catfish, and most unusual catch. There are also prizes for some of the same categories before noon of the day. Also a prize is given for best homemade ice shack. All these great things will be going on at the McCullom Lake beach house. Plan to attend this outing that has been planned by the Conservation club for you. DOWNTOWN CHICAGO Recently John, Antoinette, and Robert took a trip to Chicago with their mom, Sharon. The children were thrilled with the ride downtown PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18. 1978 on the "L", and were awed at the Size of the giant Christmas tree in the Civic center plaza on the way to visit some of mom's onetime co-workers. This trip was an eye opener for mom who hasn't been down to LaSalle and Madison streets for a few years. Those streets are really changing. At the office it was nice to visit with Pearl Skronski, Irene Provost, Ester Escalona, Anne Vogel , Mercedes Jordan, - Dorothy Burdar, and Mary Jo Kryc. The children wanted to know if Rae Ann and Joey Kryc were downtown also, but they were in McHenry with their father, Tony. This trip was an all time first* for Robert, his first time on the "L", in an office building, and meeting the girls in the office, and being downtown. The children enjoyed the adding machines , typewri ters and other office equipment. After the office visit it was a slow trip to State street to see the beautiful windows depicting the stories of a Christmas story and the courtship and marriage of Freddie Fieldmouse and Marsha Housemouse. POINTS TO PONDER.... The seed catalogs, planning of the garden, one hundred and fifty-three days till summer, and a thing to do. Call your columnists with news, births, birthdays, anniversaries, trips and friends coming to visit. We sure would love to hear our phone ring! CANDLE OCCASIONS Jan. 18 is a special day for Pearl Koester and Tina Licastro will celebrate her birthday Jan. 19. Rudy Lense, Beverly Walinski, and Jill Glosson will celebrate Jan. 20. Jill will have eleven candles on her special cake. Danny Koch and Angela Dennis will hear the birthday song at their homes Jan. 24. Happy birthday to you all. ("IervicenewsI Air Force Promotion For Local Airman Ralph W. 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