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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21.1981 'There is a natural aristocracy among men. The grounds for this are virtue and talents." v * t. Jefferson * Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 V. r TOO DR Meeting Hosts Ten Residents Where were you on January 12? This is the question asked of all but ten residents _of Lilymoor who attended the monthly meeting Jan. 12. Once a month, the Lilymoor association has a scheduled meeting at 1008 W. Dale. This is the time to share community concerns, try to arrive at solutions and become better acquainted with neighbors Jim Johnson is keeping the subdivision roads sanded during the icy weather. If any areas are not being sanded, call 385-8568. The street captains are delivering yearly billing for the association. The small fee is to be made payable to the Lilymoor association, and is due at this time. All residents of Lilymoor are invited to attend the next meeting Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m. Can't come because you can't leave the kids home alone? Bring, them along. The meeting ends after WE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL PURCHASE ON CENTRAL-POWERED HUMIDIFIERS. THIS UNIT WILL HUMIDIFY HOMES UP TO 2,000 SQ. FT. AND CAN BE INSTALLED ON MOST FORCED AIR FURNACES. Total Installed Price $ W/One Year Warranty Althoffff Industries 385-5700 FOOT HEALTH INFORMATION 149 while supplies last Please Request Tape by Number Call: (312)223-2700* HiAXKMKTNKItl ft tortus HSttifclWiKflhrts f2Mtotom nSpmsl«j*Ht F3 Cra&ilms Fl CiraMfci PirtHil MM Mr CI Wirt's irfCttiw'i FSfeekMi f«rt COURTESY OF THE FOOT CLINICS OF LAKE COUNTY" DR. JACK R. CHULERGARIAN (PODIATRIST) GRAYSLAKE OFFICE 106 CENTER ST. (|A|Downtown Groysloke) Call: (312)223-6066 FOR AN APPOINTMENT )\1( ,()/\AERY W NII 4 DAYS ONLY WED., JAN. 21 THRU SAT., JAN. 24 1/2 price. Twin and full when purchased in sets. 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Special buy FwD tkm wt, iwly... $1 99.99. 12-<li«il 74.97 Regularly 84.99 Save 50 tw* *4 \ : * •m 2zL. dhc. '••»*<# "Color Magic", Save *4 "Tiara" saxony carpet. Durable 100% nylon; heat- set yarn adds resiliency, increases texture reten­ tion. Many decorator hues. Your choice 13®9,, Regularly 17.99 Save •100 Ei\joy dining on 7-pc parquet-style set 36x48-60" table. Easy-care tabletop is plastic lam- | 0097 mated to wood products. 229.99,5-pc aet, now 149.97 Regularly 299.99 1.6-cu. ft. safe protects against fire and impact. 179 97 Keg. 229.99 Interior temperature did not exceed 350°, the charring point of paper in a 1-hour, 1700° test fire. Has Vue-gard® dial, re­ movable casters and 5 locking bolts. ALL OTHER SALES ARE ALSO SALE PRICED STORE HOURS: • tkra Fri. II SJL-I pi Satiriay 9:3-5 p.a. Sniiy llaji.-Spji. Crystal Lake 105 Northwest Hwy. lull 14 11549-3120 FREE PARKING refreshments have been served and enjoyed. LAKEMOOR NEWS Last day for filing petitions for the village election is Jan. 26. Interested in becoming president, clerk or trustee of Lakemoor? The first step is to file the petition to get your name on the ballot. Vehicle stickers are on sale. They must be displayed on car windshields by March I, or there will be a fine in addition to the cost of the sticker. The Revenue Sharing hearing will be held at the Municipal building Thur­ sday, Jan. 29. Requests for receiving governmen revenue sharing money wil be accepted at that time. NUNDA CAUCUS Taking part in the basics of township government last Tuesday. Jan. 13, were Republican committeeman George Garbacz and his wife Edna; Pat Morrison working as an election judge, and her husband Norm; Brian and Lily Ann Baker; and Bruno and Margaret Karas. About 150 people gathered at the new Nunda Township headquarters to vote for their candidates for town­ ship supervisor, assessor, clerk, road commissioner and trustees. Township government is the closest governing body for non- incorporated areas in our state. Local problems are brought to the township officials, where they can often be solved or else funneled into the proper channels of county or state government. It is interesting to watch local politics in actiorf. One can better appreciate government by being a part of how it works. GRANDPARENTS AGAIN Willard and Isabelle Pierce becam^ grand­ parents once again Dec. 31, when their daughter Anne gave birth to a daughter Kelly May was welcomed by her father and her brother Glen John in their home in Wisconsin. Peggy and Bill Hen- drickson saw their fourth and newest grandchild Steven Todd, after his, release from the hospital at the age of one whole week. Both grandparents were astounded at the baby's hair, which seemed to be the color of pure gold Grandchildren are such a special joy. SPECIAL DAYS Happy birthday wishes go to Allen Povidas and Bill Koehler who celebrate their natal day Jan. 21; and Dianne Dember whose day is Jan. 24. Belated wishes for health and peace go to Myldred Rowe who entered into the last years of the seventh decade on Jan. 14. Much of Myldred's time is spent visiting with her mother, who is in Carestoel in McHenry. Happy anniversary wishes go to Peggy and Bill Hen- drickson who celebrated their 30th Jan. 13 Peggy says this is the start of a new regime The last 30 years were Bill's; the next 30 will be hers Does this mean. Peg -- that you had seven children and now it's Bill's turn? COLD WEATHER Ice fishermen must have special body insulation to withstand the cold wintery blasts just for the pleasure of fishing. Every day several hardy souls can be seen standing by holes chopped in the ice on Lily lake. Those fish must really taste delicious after all that cold! The birds are busy at the bird feeders. Especially in this snow covered time, they need man's help in providing food. Thanks is given by being able to watch the tiny chickadees, the juncoes. the little downy woodpeckers with the spot of red on their heads and the larger red heads, the proud blue jays, the sparrows, the bright red crested cardinals. And to go out in the cold and hear the birds singing makes Spring seem much closer. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Jan. 21. Lily Lake Con­ servation Club, Inc. Lakemoor Municipal building. 8 p.m Election of officers and goal setting All invited. Jan. 22 Lakemoor village meeting, 8 p.m Jan. 26 Last day to file petitions for Lakemoor village election. Jan 29 Lakemoor Revenue sharing hearing 8 p.m Lakemoor Municipal building. Feb. 2 Lilymoor association meeting. 1008 W. Dale. 7:30 p.m. When it comes to helping others, some people stop at NOTHING GOD BLESS Branch Court Several defendants were bound over to felony court following hearings Monday before Judge Conrad Floeter in Branch court of 19th Judicial Circuit, Woodstock Probable cause was found on three charges of burglary and two charges of theft against Kenneth Erickson of 301 S. Park, Harvard. He was bound over to felony court Manuel J. Yanez of 402a Park. Harvard, was also bound over to felony court when probable cause was found on charges against him of theft and burglary The judge also found probable cause in charges of burglary and theft against Carl J. Bangiorno of 1316 Monroe, Lake in the Hills Mark Koch of 3922 Elm St., McHenry, was fined $100 and costs with six months probation on a charge of resisting a police officer Tammy Jo Schmidt of 104 Sumter Drive, Dundee, was fined $50 and costs and placed on six months supervision on a charge of illegal transportation of alcoholic liquor PRESENTCONCERT The Marimba Chamber ensemble, under the direction of Dr Terry Ap plebaum, will present a concert at 7:30 p.m Friday, Feb. 6, in the Central E l e m e n t a r y s c h o o l auditorium. 131 Paddock street. Crystal Lake Sponsored by the Fox Hills Music Teachers association, an organization of private music teachers, and the Music department of School District 47, the program will include works by Bach, Mozart, Bizet, Mascagni, Kern and Kabalevsky. (COUPON) DONUT •LOVER'S ! 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