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i Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Three Enjoy Fun And Sun On a very cold Saturday, Jan. S, at 7:22a.m., a bus left McHenry with 40 excited senior citizens aboard. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Para and Ann Marie Fabian />! Lakemoor, were among those who would share 35 days of sights, sounds and ^enjoyment on a trip planned a travel club. Tlieir first day was spent in getting acquainted, sharing breakfast in MerriUville, Ind., lunch in Indianapolis, and dinner at Bards town, Ky. This was their first overnight, in a motel opposite the Stephen Foster State park, "My old Kentucky home". Chattanooga, Tenn., was the stop for lunch Sunday and then'on to McDonough, Ga., and the second overnight stay. Tuesday, Jan 6, found our party settled in at their nome-away-from-home in Kissimee, Fla. The day was Sent shopping and viewing e Kissimee Community Monument,- where rocks from every state in the Union were displayed. The next day was spent at the Deseret Ranch, 306,000 acres owned by the Mormon church of Salt Lake City. About 85 persons run the ranch, with its cattle, woods, orange groves, wild pigs and ton and alligators. The first week in Florida was the time of the Florida freeze, so there were some chilly nights. Sweaters were worn on Friday as they watched the graduation of naval recruits at the Naval base. Lata* on our party went to the Harry P Leu Gardens, a 47 acre botannical garden on Lake Rowene. The next exciting show on the travelers' agenda was a visit to Sea World, where they watched S ha moo the Killer Whale and Shark Encounter. Part of the thrill was walking through a tunnel, while live sharks swam overhead. The rest of the week was spent in do-your-own-thing activities On Saturday. Jan. 17, the first day of the Daytona "500" trials, our party watched four cars run. The Kennedy Space center was really an unbelievable place. The security was very strict. The size of the tractor used to move the missiles amazed Walter. It was over 200 feet long, using one Ellon of fn"1 for evpry is et traveled The Columbian Space ship, probably the next space vehicle, could be seen at the side of the center After two days of rest, the group went to Tampa to see Buscn Gardens where in addition to the many sites to see, a ride on the mono-rail was also an experience. Saturday the 24th, found our party enjoying the musical "Oklahoma' , and then on to a can-can show with the Red Hot Mamas in Orlando. Sunday was spent at Disney World. Silver Springs, with the glass bottom boat ride in the 90.8 pure water, and the jungle boat ride to watch the monkeys and alligators, was Monday s tour, iney aiso made a stop where they watched fruit being processed and packaged and a candy factory. On the 27th a plastic ware factory was toured. Cypress Gardens with the 45-mInute water ski show was Thursday's outing where a highlight was when a girl diver would bring you an oyster, open it, and there wm your very own pearl. Saturday the 3lst, was a full day spent at the Wonderful World of Walt Disney. A tram was taken to the admission gate and then the mono-rail took them to the hotel. A gorgeous parade held in the evening, with in Sea World, where they ate Polynesian style and watched the colorful flame dancers in their native costumes. Wednesday. Feb. 4, the party boarded the bus for the return trip, arriving home at 5 p.m. Friday the 6m, with so many happy memories. And Walter's final thought mi tharina VSCStiSS "" "Eat your hearts out! Lakemoorites!" • , . "V. : " • LAKEMOOR ELECTION Pat "Morrison, clerk, will register for the upcoming election. In order to vote, a' valid registration Is needed, one with your current. correct address and name. Call Pat at Stl-1117 to arrange a cuiweulsui time. The last day to rsglrtar la Monday. Mar. t. Pat wm bo at the cUrk's office all day on that date. Now Candida toe for the election may pick np "watcher credentials" at the McHenry County Clerk's otnce in wooustocx. rneae nun dc ootatnea two wcfin prior to the Apr. 7 election. Abeentee ballots may be by mail before 6 teat Apr. 2. Hie to la Apr. 6. Both must be done at the courthouae in Woodstock. A new law firm rtyr minting Lakemoor was appointed at the village meeting Thursday Feb. 11. Michael Paper of ~ Lake la the attorney. and Mr. and Mrs. GtandaD Goodman, al of .TJrsru Kimberty Ryan. She arrived at Memorial hoapital for McHenry county, Woodstock, on Superbowi Sunday, J»» *» juat aa her daddy baa predicted. Kimnorly, prtghert • fce.. 4 as., and Is Danny and Betsy Ryan's ft„| -t-HJ nrei cmia. Former residents of Lakemoor, they now rsstd* in Pistakee Highlands. With two seta , of loving mm riywffl her np time in Lakemoor. Eggert and Billy Shsnghwaij). Polly Withrow celelaatea on the Slat . Sophie Pa tenon, long time Lakemoor resident and member of the Lily Ladies league, win have seen 87 winters come Feb. 22. May you aee aa many more aa you want to, deer PAGE 19-PLAINDEALER •WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18.1861 E23GKS p<" Heo/fh Program » flnmdinf growing u Lakemoor. Crystal village PROUD GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. William CELEBRATION TIME Belated birthday wishes flo to Doug Albeit whose birthday waa rob7 It. Joan Odarcsenko and Kelly Agnes have their day me 18th. The 98th la shared incy Hueckataedt of Lilymoor alao has her birthday on the find. And George Garbacs, chairman of the Lakemoor Planning commission, president oftbe Lily Lake Conaervation Club, Inc., and candidate for the presidency of Lakemoor, adds another year on the 22nd. May this coming year be a time/ of great accomplishment for you, George x A first birthday will be honored on the 23rd, when Kenneth Roy Canady, Jr., reaches his 366th day of life. Pat Morrieon, Lakemoor's village clerk, notes the birthday of Connie Meyer and Ed Gray. • Another celebration In the Muiiouu family occurs Feb. ». Norman and Pacita became man and wife on that date. May you enjoy the peace and quiet on no village calls after April, Pat, and may you Norm, see mare beouty than ever after your eye surgery. GET WELL TIME Violet Li Chard is recuperating from a hospital stay. Young John Kmetz is still in traction in the McHenry hospital, getting a lot of TLC from Us family and friends and staff. Makes it almost bearable. To ease another^s heartache ia Co forget one's GOD BLE88 for Cata and Do0 wiU be discussed bv Jim Certain, University of Ttfmiff Companion Animal Srfoqef instructor Feb. 19. The program win be held at the McHenry county farm Bureau from 7:3M:39 p.m. Feeding a pet, pet nutrition and Mwypiin for pet foods are the topics to be iliac useed. The program win he given via Telenet, a telecommunications system of the Cooperative Extension Service that lets you talk to the specialist. Registration is requested in advance so information pockets can be ordered. Register at the McHenry county Extension service, 789 McHenry avenue, P.O. Box 431, Woodstock. 'Invasion Of Privacy' Topic For Secretaries The Fox Valley chapter, NSA, wiU meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 18, at Zukowski, Poper It Rogers, 50 Virginia street. Crystal Lake. Guest speaker for this month wm be Joeeph Wash­ burn, who will discuss "Invasion of Privacy." Washburn is president of J.W. Associates, Inc. - a Crisis Management con­ sulting firm located in Algonquin The meeting is open to the public. floats covered with lights of an colors, fascinating shapes and aU kinds of costumes, all made up of lights. The finale waa a huge American flag, at least 15x75 feet, with a soaring eagle, with a wing apanof over 30 feet. Truly an awe inspiring sight. A quiet Sunday included dinner and then on to the dog races in Oralndo. This was followed by seeing the Altemole MaU, an enclosed wwplw of 165 shops and business places. The last event of this memorable trip was s luau Pregnant, NEED HELP? Call' BIRTHRIGHT rxHO I HAM ' II. •PMMOU Ili'«mi U NOUi ANjtWIttNG MCVlCI B , 15-385-2' 1 * 1 "Buy American" American automobile manufacturers make the finest production cars in the world. These cars are made by Americans and American jobs are at stake. All of us must do everything possible to assure the future of the American automobile industry. Many, many businesses and jobs also depend on the production and sale of American cars. Beginning February 14th the First National Bank of Woodstock will kick-off a "Buy American" sales campaign which will .continue through April 15th. We will give a $100 incentive bonus to any purchaser of a new 1981 Ford, General Motors, Chrysler or American Motors made automobile that's financed with us. The amount financed must be at least $3,000 and for a period of two or more years. The financing transaction must be concluded with us not later than April 15, 1981 to be eligible. Now is the best time ever to make that new car deal. "BUY AMERICAN!" Offer limited to residents of McHenry County. The Professional Bank First National Bank of Woodstock 225 W Jackson I 2100 N. Seminary Woodstock, Illinois 60098 (815) 338-6200 Member F.D.I.C.