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4 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Want To Vote? You must be a registered voter to be able to make your wishes count and the Village Clerk of Lakemoor, Pacita Morrison, is authorized to register anyone living in ' McHenry county. Hours for registration at the Lakemoor Village hall are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wed­ nesdays from 7 a.m. to noon. Requirements are a 30-day residence at the current address, and a one-year residence in Illinois. Anyone who has never registered; recently become 18 years of age; had a change of address or had a change of name must register or re-register. March 18 is the date of the Primary elections in the state of Illinois. Library Board members will be elected Apr. 8 and School Board elections will be held Apr. 12. The primary requires registration before Feb. 19,4 p.m.; school board, Apr. 12. Voters may register for the November general election starting Mar. 19. Anyone not voting cannot complain. BLOOD PRESSURE Free screening is open to the public at the Lakemoor Municipal building the third Monday of every month. Vickie Behan, local Florence Nightingale, is present from 7 to 8 p.m. Mildred Nejedly, record keeper, reports that 15 persons took advantage of this free health service Jarfi 21. * 'The village will again make room on the first floor, to avoid the steep stairs to the, second floor chambers. Even Vickie, recuperating from leg surgery, found those stairs intimidating. This ideal way to keep track of your health is free, every third Monday of the month. HAPPY DAYS * Jan. 30 marks the birthday of Jerry Weber, fisherman, conservationist, and faithful worker fot> the improvement of Lily lake. The last day of the month finds Don Leske and John Paroubek sharing the same birthdate. E. R o b e r t v B e t a n c o u r t celebrates the fourth of February, and on Feb. 5, Kathy Kelley will be helping husband James enjoy his birthday. Our anniversary couple is Maureen and John Paroubek, who are into Doberman pinschers and baking. Everybody enjoy! A LAKEMOOR FIRST Jan. 25 will be remem­ bered by Charles Schmidt, Superintendent of Public Works, as the first trial of Lakemoor's new snow plow. Charlie is in charge of the vehicle and has the responsibility of keeping the village roads open to traffic. H B B B B B H B B 0 6 B Safety Hints EM By Alan J. Dixon Secretary of State With approximately two months of winter remaining, we are resigned to facing the elements to the best of our ability. However, driving in bad weather causes tempers to become frayed and makes us short on patience. One of the most important things I can ask you to do is to be courteous behind the wheel, even under adverse conditions. Look out for the other guy and yield the right of way. When roads are snow packed and icy, and traffic is snarled or reduced to one lane of travel, please slow down and exercise caution. If you drive to work after a bad winter storm, double the amount of travel time so you can reach your destination safely. When travel is reduced to one lane, and single lines of cars are bumper to bumper, occasionally let a waiting car from a side street or parking space into the traffic flow. If this courtesy is extended to you, be sure to acknowledge it with a wave of your hand. As you approach an in­ tersection or an entrance ramp to an expressway, don't assume that city or state workers have been there with salt or cinders. If you slide into the rear of the vehicle in front of you, you are driving too fast for conditions. (A copy of the Rules of the Road will be sent to you upon request. Write to Alan J. Dixon, Secretary of State, Springfield, IL., 62756). The village hopes to do a better job of keeping roads clear at less cost with this new equipment. ACCIDENT Denise Godt i£ recovering from an auto accident Jan. 15, which resulted in head stitches and a broken leg. Icy streets were the cause, as Denise's brother drove her and Cindy Freeman to school. Cindy also had some s t i t c h e s . T h a n k f u l l y , everyone is recuperating. HOURSCHANGED The Lakemoor Public Works department and the office of the Village Clerk will now be closed at 4 p.m., weekdays and Wednesdays at noon. Vehicle stickers may be purchased any weekday morning after 7 a.m., and Monday evenings from 6 to 9p.m. After Mar. 1, a monthly penalty will be added to the cost of each sticker. . BIRD TIME Cardinals, juncoes, downy woodpeckers, sparrows, flickers, nuthatches and little black-capped chicka­ dees, are all enjoying our warm winter weather. A sad note-a mama cardinal lost her mate. A brilliant red crested bird was feeding in George Kaweli's bird feeder, when it flew off, straight into the glass of a picture window. It was with a heavy heart that George buried the beautiful bird. Our feeder is now being used by 2 chick-a-dees, 1 junco, 1 cardinal and 2 d o w n y w o o d p e c k e r s , simultaneously! What birds are giving you pleasure wl\ile eating at your feeder? The world is built on those who faithfully and u n g r u d g i n g l y a c c e p t t h e simple duties. GOD BLESS The Jazz band of McHenry East high school, conducted by William Toalson, will compete for ensemble and individual honors in the eighth annual University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Jazz festival to be held Saturday, Feb. 9. The festival will include a 7:30 p.m. concert featuring guest artist-clinicians Roger SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY ol ANUARY 3®t I960 _ enrollment -Class A, under 800; Class AA, 800 to 1500, and Class AAA, over 1500-- will compete during the day in the Center of the Arts and Hyer hall. McHenry East is included in Class AA. East Jazz Band In Festival Competition Pemberton, woodwinds, and DaveSporny, trombone, who will perform with UW- Whitewater's Jazz Band 1, conducted by Professor Frank Ferriano. Top high school bands in each of three competing classes also will perform, in the evening concert in Hyer auditorium. Bands, classified ac­ cording to school English Duty After the death of their countryman Nelson, English ladies were fond of wearing the Trafalgar garter, on which was inscribed the memorable signal: "England expects every man to do his duty. - OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 SUNDAY 10 TO 6 HORHSBYS family centers -- FINAL WINTER Starts Now at 4400 W. RTE. 120-McHENRY RIE. 47 & COUNTRY CLUB RD WOODSTOCK All Remaining Winter Coal* f -••a tens-Ladies- ^hildren Vi Price All remaining winter merchandise must be sold to the BARE WALLS . . . Plenty of Winter left . . . plenty of bargins NOW! 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