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Lokemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 "Ear and Bi«r" Get-Together To cBenefit Lily Lake "Ear and Beer", a Sunday afternoon get-together, will be held at the Lakemoor Beach on Aug. 1S,%11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Resource Committee of the L.L.C.C.I. are hoping for a rainless afternoon, and that you will all stop in for a bite and a beverage. George and Diane Kawell, Mike and Billie Nejedly, and Laurie Kent are the people who are working diligently to make this a suc­ cess. Lily Lake will benefit, as the Conservation club will receive the profits. The "Shop and Share" dates are Aug. 29 and 30. This is another effort of the resource committee. The cards are now available at a local super market, or call 385-2074 for information. A percentage of sales made by card holders is donated to the Conservation club. This is truly a painless way to help out. People have asked, who are and what is the L.L.C.C.I.? This conservation effort was started because of the sad condition of Lily Lake, and a daughter's request to her father to do something about it. So Bruno Karas did something, and the Lily Lake Conservation Qub, Inc., was born. Many people have given time, talent, money and a great sense of concern to this fledgling organization. More money, workers, and planners are needed to defray the exorbitant insurance cost. So far only one company from Georgia, has been found which will insure this dredging operation, and their charge is twice as much as had been anticipated There must be adequate coverage before the dredge can be launched or heavy equipment used to prepare the spoils area. This is where the proceeds from the Ear and Beer will go. Also, membership cards will be available to all conservation persons This is a good way to show your concern and help our area become again the fun and beauty spot it once was. GENERATIONS Gloria and John Cassell became grandparents for the sixth time on July 28, when Jayme Lynn came into our world. She weighed 9 lbs., 8 oz., has black hair and looks like a Kewpie doll The parents are Judy and James Cassell of Elgin, and she will be happily nl itMMM A At ICVCIVCU at IIUIIIC U) oiovci o, Christi and Leigh. Jayme was a Caesarean baby. While mother Judy is slowly regaining her strength, father, Jim gives the little one parental care at the hospital Jayme Lynn is also the Willard E. Mixes' seventh great-grandchild Their sixth was bom on Mothers' Day, and was the first Mix boy baby of this generation Toby David will carry on the Mix name. His parents are David and Roberta Mix of Chicago, and grand­ parents are William J and Rosemary Mix. So time marches on. We are thankful for great grand- Wo at Contwry 21 Car* Raal is tat*. Inc. ara plaatod to pr*»*nt you with our wookly •orlo* of Imformatlvo Raal Estato Artlclo*. How much "Equity" do you hovo in your homo? Tho dictionary d**crib*» "Equity" at: Tho rosidual valua of a businatt or property bayond any mortgogo tharaon ond liability tharain." Our "Neighborhood Prof ac­ tional*'™ ara available to atsist you in datarmining tho "Equity" in your homo today. No chorga. Phono Sob Popovich, Mar go Voata. Kathy Wood*, Barb Kaorn*. Groca Phillips, Sandy Rabacco. Jack Coopar. Batty Popovich, Connia Tancradi. Frank Shodal. Sua Lant, or Donnit Shina anytime. "WF RE HERE FOR VOU" CARE REAL ESTATE INC Phono B1S-B44-10B3 8717 W. Iltn (Acrot* from Jewel) McHenry, II. parents, grandparents, parents and most of all, babies. For they will continue tomorrow what we are doing today. BUSY BEE PICNIC The summer Busy Bee reading club of the McHenry Nun da library, will be having a fun time Tuesday, Aug. 15, at the library yard on Lily Lake road. All youngsters signed up for the program are invited. The games will be in charge of the Clewis children, whose mother, Karen, is treasurer of the library board. Prizes have been donated by McHenry businesses. We are looking forward to an exciting af­ ternoon of games and refresh­ ments, starting at t p.m. Cassette tapes are now available at your library. No longer are books the only resource at a library. Now, records, tapes, puzzles, pic­ tures and games are among items which can be checked out. Items not available at our smaller library can be ordered from the Northern Illinois Library System. For hours open and information, call 385- 6303. LOSS Julia. Anderson died July 31 at Memorial hospital in Woodstock. She was a member of our community for many years and her friendliness will be long remembered. Walter Kurbyun, her first husband, died in 1955, and Howard An­ derson in 1969. Our sympathy to Julia's family. PARADE REVIEW The parade culminating Marine Week excitement, found one of our area girls on the Pigtail League float. Beth Goebel is a member of the first place All Stars team, the "Green Machine". The float included girls from Woodstock and McHenry. We watched the parade on Riverside drive, and by then the Drum and Bugle Corps were red-faced from the long march and music making. The Karate groups bare feet were a bit integrated, (very black) and the acrobatic girls white gloves were of similar color. The float people were still smiling and waving, the West McHenry State bank was robbed ef­ fectively, and the children of all ages enjoyed the suckers, bubble gum and other freebees tossed at us. The old cars and the T Birds were exciting. Especially the peach job State Senator Jack Schaffer was perched on. The Chamber of Commerce did a great job of coordinating, and 5ie efforts of the exhibitors were appreciated by all who attended. See what you missed if you didn't join in the festivities? Come next year. THE LADIES OF THE LAKE The ; Wednesday night meeting of the L.L.L.L. turned into a social instead of business, as is usual on the first Wednesday of the month. The ladies played bunco, and the prize winners were Mildred Narcarti, Helen Netzel, Jean Dembar and Julia Kraus, booby. Julia is getting quite good at earning this least of all prizes. A special guest was Mildred Narcarti's sister, Penny Monzio, from Brooklyn, New York. The ladies enjoyed meeting her, and a good time was had by all. Lu Gravenstuk, the club's publicity person, was not at the meeting, as she too, had company. Her niece, Ella Corbin from Chicago, has been visiting with her and the Thorntons. Ella is planning on moving east, but Lu hopes to convince her to stay in our area. Then she could spend more time with her only sister's only daughter. That would be nice. AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES Aug. 10 marks the birthday of. Anna Brzezinski, who is currently the sanitational clerk for sewers in Lakemoor. Koiand Zabroski celebrates the same day. as does Margaret Peak, whose last year was a. sad one. Rose Hulsey and Buddy Freeman share the Aug 12 date. The following day, Robert Burske will have his birthdav oartv On the four­ teenth, Heidi Delp adds a candle, as does another Freeman, this time Ruth Philip Mieszala recognizes his day on the fifteenth. Wedding anniversaries are a third for Phyllis and Mike Odarczenko on Aug. 10. and Bob and Evelyn Dawdy on the thirteenth. Did you notice the belated anniversary present Gary Leske gave his parents, Marion and Don? The flambouyant "Road Runner" pointed on their garage door was Gary's way of wishing then future joys. We all like it, Gary! May the blanket of happiness cover all of you. MECHANIZED MISCHIEF MAKERS Mini bikes operated by youngsters without valid driver s licenses are illegal PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER The latest thrill is to attach a long rope to the bike and pull a wagon with someone in it. This is an excellent way to commit suicide Unfortuantely, some official driver may carry the scar of being involved his whole life time If a complaint made to the sheriff s office is signed, both the parent and the child driver may be ticketed. The citation becomes a part of the young person's record, and later application for a valid license might be rejected. Parents, do use your intelligence and parental authority, and do not place your children in jeopardy by giving them illegal toys. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Aug. 7 Property tax payment You are overdue! Aug. 10 - Lakemoor Village meeting. 8 p.m.. Municipal building. Aug. 13- Ear and Beer - L.L.C.C.L. benefit Lakemoor Beach, Route 120 11 a m to 6 p.m. Aug. 21 screening WEDNESDAY. AUGUST t, 1VT8 Municipal building, 7 to 9 p.m. Aug 29. 30 - Shop and Share days Benefit L.L.C.C.I. A budget is what you stay within by doing without. GOD BLESS WHAT S NEW Blood pressure Free. Lakemoor Silent alarm clock. 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