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SECTION 2 - PAGE • • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER It, 1978 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 Dredging Gets Financial Help •ZLsst Wednesday evening, Mr. Robert Prendergast of the McHenry Chamber of Com­ merce presented a check to the I41y Lake Conservation Club, Inc., in recognition of the club's effort to beautify, correct and protect Lily Lake. Just as the chamber states that McHenry is "The gateway to the Chain of Lakes Region", so the club's president, Bruno Karas, claims Lily Lake to be the eastern gateway to McHenry. Bob extended the chamber's sup­ port of the Conservation club's goal of returning Lily Lake to the recreational area it once was, by donating toward the fuel and maintenance costs of the dredging operation, the concern of McHenry business people is deeply appreciated, and hopefully will be an in­ spiration to others to help. Other business transacted at the meeting, attended by a small crowd of 13 people, was the solvency of the treasury, reported by George Kawell. Bills have been paid, with seed money for next month's ex­ penses, due to the fund raising efforts of the Bake sale and Tag day in McHenry under Mitzi Gurske, and the rummage sale held on Vicki DeStefani's property. Members and the community were thanked for their donations of money, time and energy. Mitzi Gurske was voted in as a new board member, JOHNF. LAMPE is pleased to announce the opening of his office for , GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW AT 3424 W. Elm (Suite 27) 344-3252 OPEN M-F 8 am - 5 pm SAT. 8 am -1 pm Evenings by appt. replacing Bob Hurley who resigned for health reasons. Mitzi is a real catalyst, and has already-generated many ideas, and her enthusiasm and abilities are great. Of course, husband Skip must also be given some credit. Jerry Weber spoke of the discouragement of dredge breakdowns, and that only Dale Rasmus sen, Skip Gurske, Ross Curley and Jack Kretsch from Island Lake have given help on operating the dredge. There must be others over 21 years in our area who can give a few man hours to such a worthwhile conservation effort. Where are you? State help may be available to obtain workers for the dredge if the village of Lakemoor will make ap­ plication. Board members are checking into the legal ramifications. George Gar- bacz, chairman of the planning commission, and President Richard Hyatt, have stated their willingness to aid in any way except monetarily, as the dredging of Lily Lake is of definite advantage to Lakemoor residents. Other ideas were suggested for community involvement and the ever present need for raising thoney for insurance and operating costs. The quilt squares being embroidered, painted and appliqued are almost ready for the quilting bee to be held under designer Louise Hipwell's watchful eye. Also watch for Halloween plans. Anyone wishing in­ formation on the club's ac­ tivities call 385-4934. To help on the dredge, call 344-1955. I RESCUE CALL Little Lauren Blake was another recipient of the rescue squad's help on Tuesday, Sept. 11. Lauren was developing cold symptoms, so mother Patti gave her an aspirin, placing the bottle with its childproof. top closed, on the high kitchen counter. Patti left the room and later, with a mother's instinct for sounds, became aware of a stillness from the kitchen. Returning, she found Lauren happily injesting numerous aspirins, having climbed up on the stool and opened the aspirin bottle with the closure all adults have cussed at. The rescue squad \yas called, and also Grandmother Blake, who lives next door. Edith arrived first, and tried to induce vomiting by putting her finger down Lauren's throat. No success. The rescue squad came and on instructions from the hospital, gave liquid medication. No success. Lauren next drank a large glass of fruit juice, but still nothing came up. So the little girl and family were tran­ sported to the McHenry hospital. Just before reaching the hospital, Lauren cooperated, and the offending aspirins were regurgitated. Lauren was kept in Emergency for several hours and returned home to the loving care of parents Larry and Patti, two brothers, and very concerned grandparents, Edith and Wilfred Blake. Praise the Lord time, again. •f4 , 91 vt-w \os< r a°° m s. es V n(v \Yv< c ...on LUCITE Paint • • House BUILT-IN primer • DRIES IN AN HU UJ .UICITE . Wall Paint U. UJCITE mm . UICITE CeiBng Paint is* 10.74 *he Good Stufff . LUCITE frterlor Enam <*OSS i ? HOUR D«V • WATER Cl f 4 76 GAL. Reg.13.96 DuPont LUCITE. Isn't your home worth The Good Stuff! Du Pont LUCITE! The Good Stuff. ^7 L LUCITE , Werior Enan* "• OSS ORlf S IN AN MOUr >VAtE 0 ' illllll Sll24- " GAL. Reg.13.96 ̂LUCITE Floor Paint ^*°*TEO«>*000 0«I£SINAN $9 »2_ GAL Reg. 11.46 tUjp! UlClTf p- spray a tnarr»€ -- m Just say "Charge it" $ i » - 12 OZ. Reg. 1.64 RI. 47 & COUNTRY U.UB RD., WOODSTOCK. IL. op.nD.nyV,4400W.RTE. 120. Sundays 10-6 McHENRY, IL. V WEDDING ATTENDANT Becky Huffman, daughter of Art and Prudie Huffman, was flower girl on Saturday, Sept. 15, at the wedding of her former baby sitter, Sue Findley of Ingelside; Becky was excited over being a member of the wedding party, but going to the beauty shop to have her hair done, was almost of more joyous anticipation. The wedding was in Grayslake, with the reception at the Johnsbiirg community hall. Becky was a happy addition to the celebration in her peach dress with lace top, and her basket of orange daisies. The Huffmans are also en­ joying the larger area of the residence they move.to in July. Robbie and Becky now have a full basement to play in, plus more room for Art and Prudie. The move did not require cross country movers, as it was practically across the street from their old residence on Southside. Glad that the Huff- mans decided to fetay in our community. REMEMBRANCES Mildred Rowe's mother reaches her ninety-ninth year on Sept. 19. And Harold Nixon, Jr., is seventeen on the same day. A very happy day is wished for Irene Thornton's mother, &u Gravenstuk, the lovely lady who keeps us in­ formed on the adventures of the Lily Lake Ladies league, on Sept. 21. The following days celebrants include Candy Freeman and James Mentzer. Sept. 25 finds Charles (Bud) Hueckstaedt having his cake and eating it, if there is enough left after the children and grandchildren have some. Lorene Martin has her birthday the same date. May you all make a happy memory. UFO Bill Fritzsche took another step in his flight program....his first one out of a flying plane, with a parachute, of course. His sister and two brothers jumped after him, and all landed safely in the proper circle except Scott, who couldn't find the airport. Bill thoroughly enjoyed the exhileration of floating down to earth, and hopes to return to Fort Wayne for a repeat performance. the "UFO" stands for ".Undaunted Fritzsches Overhead", so watch out below! The road to success is usually under construction. GOD BLESS Conservation Laws Governor James R. Thompson approved a number of con­ servation-related bills, in­ cluding a year-round coyote hunting season in the state. [Thompson said, "The coyote /population in Illinois is on the increase. If a danger of ex­ tinction develops, the Con­ servation department has the authority to reduce the coyote season or end it, as may be required." Other approved items include limits on use of guns, dogs, or bows near dwellings, an increase in the sellers fee on hunting and fishing license, and a ban on carrying shotguns on boats in a conservation area during spring migration of waterfowl. Honor International Fire Chief President A massive outpouring of love and a good time is what is promised in Grayslake as they honor their fire chief on Jim.. Rockenbach day, Sunday, Sept. 23. v Rodney (Jim) Rockenbach is being elevated to the highest honor in his profession, the president of the International Assbciation of Fire Chiefs, so the little town of Grayslake is opening its doors to the world to celebrate. It starts with a massive parade, led by as many as 70 fire trucks of every description and : age...with parade floats, bands, drum and bugle corps, marching units, antique cars and dignitaries. The parade steps off down Lake street to Center street at 2 p.m. Afterward, a friendly "roast" of Chief Rocky, a word from his peers, a smile from his family, then on to the festivities - which include the display of the dozens of fire vehicles, food and drink in stands along the street, and a dance under the stars froTh 6 to 10 p.m. at the fire station. Scheduled Events Of Newman Club Announced Newman club is a Catholic student organization at McHenry County college that welcomes people of all faiths. Its community is geared toward people who care about other people, fellow students, senior citizens, as well as young children. Because they care, they have programs for helping others. All are welcome to come and join those who make it happen at McHenry County college in the Newman club. The Newman club proudly received the award at the awards banquet for two years for the most active organization on campds. The Newman club meets every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in Room 152 at MCC. The following is a schedule of up­ coming events: Tuesday, Sept. 25, 12:30 p.m. in Room 152, guest speaker Sue Balfour will speak on spirituality of being blind. Saturday, Sept. 29, the Getting-to-Know-You picnic beginning at noon at Crystal Lake Veterans Acres. Please bring a dish to pass. Further information on this, call Lorelei Kuetemeyer, peer minister , at 459-2479. Sunday, Sept. 30, 16-Mile Walk-A-Thon for Life. Meet at St. Thomas Oak St., church in Crystal Lake (Route 176 and Oak street) at 9 a.m. until nodp to check in. The proceeds from this Walk-A-Thon will go toward Cancer Research, Pro- Life projects, the support of a Guatemalan boy, Campaign for Human Development, etc. Program Projects For Girl Scouts Updated Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. and the Sybaquay Girl Scout council in Elgin are pleased to announce the release of the second component of several publications updating the program for teen-age Girl Scouts. "Let's Make It Happen" is filled with program projects that fit the varied interests of today's "with:it" young women and that address both current issues and the learning needs of youth. The publication has 22 activity areas to choose from that challenge a girl's ingenuity, resourcefulness and creativity to "make things happen", not only for them­ selves but for others in their home and communities. Pat Frank, Sybaquay council's Program Service chairman, says that "Let's Make It Happen" couple^ with the Dreams to Reality publication introduced for teens last spring offers meaningful activities to today's teen that will be useful in learning new skills; and in some cases may be done for school credit and may be used to show teachers, college representatives or prospective employers a girl's record qf participation in a special in­ terest. Blood Drive At College A blood drive will be held at McHenry County college on Wednesday, Sept. 19. Aurora Blood Bank personnel will be at the college from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. the day of the drive. Donors should come to the college lounge on the lower level of the MCC Main hall building. The college campus is located on Route 14 and Lucas road. Crystal Lake. There are varying rules applying to recent im­ munizations and vaccinations, medications and surgical operations. Specific questions can be answered by telephoning Louise Lundemo at the college. > ALCOHOLICS MEET The next meeting for the Calix society is Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 8 p.m. at St. Thomas the Apostle rectory, 200 Washington street, Crystal Lake. All alcoholics, Catholic or not, and members of families where an alcoholic lives are invited to attend. This will be an information meeting to plan the coming year. ! 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