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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25,1181 Statement Of Economic Interest Due Feb. 28 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area County Clerk Rosemary Azzaro has announced that Feb. 28 is the last day the clerk or secretary of each school district, unit of local government, special district or other governmental entity cato certify to the secretary of state a list o4 names and residence addresses all persons requited to file a Statement of Economic Interests. In preparing such a list, each clerk or secretary will set out the names in alphabetical order, by oounty of residence, and file a copy of the list with the county clerk. 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SAT. 9-6 Quilt' TW >rg»-- !»•<»> la •»•>>« «•«•!»«»• MARGARET KARAS The Lakemoor-Lilymoor correspondent for more than three years, Margaret Karas has spent most of her life near Lily Lake and finds it exciting to bring local ac­ tivities to the public eye. Margaret and her husband, Bruno, planned and built their home on land that had been purchased by ho* parents before the Great Depression. A student at Landmark school in McHenry, she later graduated from East campus, before the additions were put on and recalled playing tennis where the south addition now stands. She adds to her duties as correspondent by seeing to the needs of her family, which includes two daughters, Meg and Maribeth, one Mack dog, one Mack cat and "anyone in need of the healing power of potato soup." In addition, the McHenry- Nunda library has been her vocation for more than 10 years. She noted that the library has served a very real need for the residents of the community. Her dream is to see Lily Lake restored to the dean waters she knew as a youth. Margaret remembered the days when she could jump off the diving board built by her father and brother and not hit bottom or get tangled in the seaweed. "Perhaps we will see that again, if we have the determination to work at it through the Lily Lake Conservation club," she said. LAST DAY FOR VEHICLE TAGS Current Lasemoor vehicle stickers must be displayed on automobiles by Feb. 28. Stickers purchased Mar 1 and after, will have an ad­ ditional penalty charge. Also, police will be issuing tickets after Mar. I. LAST ICE FISHING? With the unseasonably warm weather this past week, it's difficult to remember the beastly cold winds of Feb. 11. As there was no school, due to the heavy snowfall, Tommy Pierce packed up his ice fishing gear, including a tent and portable stove, and headed for Lily Lake. Tommy spent several hours on the lake, caught some nice crannies, and wasn't even chilled Just watching him from the warmth of our home, when the wind chill factor was way below zero, made us shiver with cold. Ah, the warmth and dedication of youth! HEART DAY Anita and Albert Kunz had a lovely dinner at the Woodstock Courthouse in celebration of Valentine's day. Any couple bringing a marriage certificate which had been issued from the old Courthouse, was given a special treat at the restaurant. The Kurn's had their certificate, so were eligible for a special Valentine dinner. Anita and Albert now have another happy memory to enjoy in years to come. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS | S9N.-TNMS. *-T| FRI. A SAT. 9-10 DELLIIQU0RS MERCHANTS OF FINE WINES AND LIQU I Z385-3200S SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALES TO MINORS LIQUORS 4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY,ILLINOIS PRICES EFFECTIVE: WED., FEB. 25-TVIS., MAR. 3 OUR McHENRY STORE ONLY - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST PAUL MASSON EMEML6BRY0R RHINE CASTLE ULIM v*** it -iv§>- TEN HIGH TEN HWH IRI 1.75 LITRES • SMIRNOFF m VODKA 80 PROOF 1.75 LITRES IMPERIAL WHISKEY 1.75 LITRES NAVALLE WINES 3 LITRE BOTTLE '/fH/fl /// / / EQUALS 2.79 MAFRNTM CANADIAN LTD WHISKY 1.75 LITRES -l Qnobton CLAN MacCRESOR SCOTCH 1.75 LITRES CALYERT 1.75 LITRES CHRISTIAN BROS. CHAMPAGNES 751M. OEYSER PEAK •CABERNET SAUVKNON •CHARDOMUY •PMOT NOM BLANC •FUME BLANC 750 ML (RU.iPT0 4.39) BILL LIQUOR'S QUIZ CORNER What are the snail white crystals around the cork of a white wiae? These are tapter crystals that develop around the corks of very good quality white wines that once contained a high proportion of fruit and that have been stored a long time. The wine should be poured so that as little of the crystals as possible get into the glass. The Germaa wiae law calls for three quality classifications of wiae: Table Wiae, Quality Wine, aad Quality Wine with Special At­ tributes -- iu ascending order of quality, la whkh grouping would you classify such types as Kabiaett, Spatlese, Auslese aad Beereaausleae? Quality Wine with Special Attributes. Champagnes have different degrees of sweetness. How would you describe the various label designations to customers? Brut: contains almost no sugar and is very dry. Extra sec or extra dry: slightly sweet. Sic: meaning "dry" in French, actually iden­ tified a fairly sweet wine in champagne terminology. Demisec and Doux: both very sweet. 1.75 LITRES iS»tt TEQUILA WHITE OR COLD 1.75 LITRES Hontezum? STROH'S iOCK BEEI 6-12 OZ. BOTTLES OLD STYLE 12-12 OZ. BOTTUS OLD WAV REFIULAR OR LIGHT 6-12 OZ. CANS BLACK LABEL BEER 24-12 OZ. OOTTLES HQS BEPOSFT fi COKE-TAB [FRESCA-SPRITE 6-1! OZ. BOTTLES PLUS & BEPOSN IYER TRAY Ltw PRICE" 7 •UP-DIET TUP ORANOE CRUSH 0-1001 OOTTLES PLUS BEPOSIT EVER TRAY LtW PRKI" COKE or TAB MARTS PUS BEPOSIT BARRELHEAD ROOT BEER REONLARMMET 6-16 OZ. OOTTLES PUS BEPOSIT ITRiYBAY LtW WHO" FAMILY FILMS Every Wednesday evening and Sunday mornings bet­ ween early and late sendees, the series of films, "Focus on the Family" have been shown at the Faith Presbyterian church. With the American family un­ dergoing such stress at this time, these films offer un­ derstanding of, and ways to deal with, some of the problems facing all ages today. Dr. Dobson, the films speaker, is a Christian medical doctor and children's psychiatrist in California. If you have missed the films at this church, others in the area will be showing them at various times. I suggest you see the whole series or read Dr. Dobson's books. American families are in trouble, so it's up to each one of us to try to do better. PARTY A birthday was the reason and the guest of honor was Doug Albeit. Monday af­ ternoon, Feb. 16, a group of Doug's friends gathered at his home to extend birthday wishes and enjoy each other's company. Have many more birthdays, Doug - parties are such fun! BLOOD PRESSURE ' Among those taking ad­ vantage of the free monthly blood pressure screening offered at the Lakemoor Municipal building every third Monday of the month, were Myldred Rowe and myself. This is such a worth­ while service, especially for persons who register high blood pressure when under the stress of going to a doctor. Myldred's was much lower under the relaxed circumstances here. Vickie Bollensen is the nurse in charge of the screening. Anyone may take part in this free monthly health care program. BIRTHDAYS Jean Marie Freeman's special day is Feb. 25. Nancy Eggert and Gary Yerkes celebrate theirs Feb. 27, as does dear Alyce Kowal of Lakemoor. Angelique Betancourt starts March birthdays, with hers being the first. materials? Everyone gains: the collector is paid, the cans on the roadsides are picked up, a worthwhile cause receives some money, and garbage dumps are not filled with reusable aluminum. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Feb. 26 - Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. Mar. 6 - World Day of Prayer. Mar. 9 - Last day to register fdr Lakemoor election. Mar. IS - Lakemoor Village meetihg, 6 p.m. Mar. 16 - Free Mood pressure screening, 7-i p.m. Lakemoor Municipal building. May you have Just enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunset. GODBLEM Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Woman's Club Supports FISH The Lakeland Park Woman's club made some decisions at their last meeting Feb. 12. They have decided to help FISH by each person bringing canned goods or perishables to every meeting. Old clothes are being collected by Barb Burke to be donated to the residents at the local nursing home. Plans were also made for the first Lakeland Park Dessert Card Party to be held at St. Patrick's hall Apr. 28. NUMBER TWO SON Carl Smith called Sunday, Feb. 15 to say his wife Carol had just given birth to their second son. Justin J. William arrived at McHenry hospital weighing 8 lbs., 13 oz., and measured 201* inches long. He has a 22-month-old brother, Sean, anxiously awaiting his arrival home. COOKIE SALE ON Girl Scout Troop 320 and Brownie Troop 464 are taking cookie orders now until Feb. 28. The girls aren't supposed to go door to door, so why don't you find a scout in your neighborhood and give her your order. The more boxes of cookies sold, the more money the troops will make for their treasury which helps them pay for the activities they have planned. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Cindy Hallberg will be 3 years old Feb. 25 and she shares her day with Gary Hansen and Toni Dettmer. Larry Wood has his special day Feb. 26. Chuck Jumper, Connie Parisi, Craig Schaedel, Barb Borchardt and Ralph Knox will all bear the birthday song on the 27th. Joseph Sullivan and Scott Hallberg add another year Feb. 26. Ruth Roach miases her day because Feb. 28 isn't on the calendar this year. Mar. 1 is the big day for Dorothy Meineke, Butch Brunow, Marty Nuss - and Louis Arroyo. Grace Campo, Ken Crook, David Henderson and Jimmy Taylor will Mow out the candles on their cake Mar. 2. Robin Leone will be 15 years old Mar. 3 and she shares her day with Sam Parisi and Elvira Cuevas. ANNIVERSARY WISHES Emma and Max Doering will celebrate their 43rd wedding anniversary Feb. 28. Many good wishes to Tee and Ray Bujak on their 45th anniversary Mar. 1. Mar. 2 is the 40th anniversary of- Virginia and Carmen Hodges. BROKEN ANKLE Wishes for a speedy recovery are sent to Bernelie Lovett. She broke her ankle last week when she slipped on some ice and will be in a cast for six weeks. MCHS Schedules Third McHenry Nunda Library as iwww.ww u president of the Board of l Trustees, will be the recipient of happy birthday wishes Mar. 2. Helen Povidas celebrates her natal day on the third. Quarter Conferences ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stromley of Lily Lake Park, will be enjoying their wedding anniversary Mar. 2. Jackie (Marlene) and Carl just returned from a weekend trip visiting family and friends in Iowq. Have a happy anniversary, dear friends. RECYCLING Have you been collecting all-aluminum cans for the recycling program spon­ sored by the Defenders? Starting Mar. 7 and the following first Saturdays of every month, there will be a payment made for every pound of aluminum cans turned in at the McHenry Market Place. What better way to reuse The McHenry high schools have scheduled third quarter parent-teacher conferences from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, and from noon to 3 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27. Parents should call the schools to make an ap­ pointment to see individual teachers. Appointments can be made by calling East campus or West campus between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m Parent attend th many rea its are encouraged to 1 these conferences for ay reasons. One is to meet the student's new second semester teachers Others are to keep up to date on their child's progress, see their child's classrooms and hear some good news about their child. Honor Essay Winners Nineteen high school students from throughout the State of Illinois were honored at the annual State of Illinois, Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy banquet which was held in Springfield Saturday, Feb. 12. The state winner, Amy Swedberg, of Mt. Morris will H&R BLOCK TAX TEST Question No. 5 You should always file the same tax form the IRS sends you in the mail. • True • False Your financial circumstances change from year to year. The form you used last year-might not be the right form this year. H&R Block can help you determine which is the best form to use The answer is FALSE, since the IRS can't know of tax related changes which might have occurred in your situation last year. WEIL MAKE THE TAX LAWS WORK FOR YOU H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 302 W. Digim HARVARD Plwnc 9434410 0ft* M WEEKDAYS. 9-5 SAT. EVENINGS 8Y APPOINTMENT 220 S. SUUSt MARENGO Pfc~»i«»3 Of EN WEEKDAYS 9 9. SAT 9 5 AfftNNTRCNTS ANYTIME 5101 weiib McHENRY pimm 315*30 OUR OFFICE HAS MOVED TO SERVE TOO SETTER Of EN WEEKDAYS 9-1. SAT. 9-5 APPOINTMENTS AVAHA81E ill w. Cjnmm WOODSTOCK pmm 3393330 Of CN WEEK0AVS 94 SAT 95 AffOINTMENTS AVAIIA61E compete with state winners from throughout the coun­ try. She will be a guest at the National Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy banquet in Washington, D.C. in March where the national winner will be announced. Second place was awarded to Denise O'Neil of Chicago, third place was won by Cynthia Borkgren of Geneseo, fourth place went to Kristen LaDuke of Champaign and fifth place, Cary Einhaus of Seneca. The students participated in a weekend of activities planned for them by Jack and Ethel McCraith, state chairmen of the Voice of Democracy program for the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies auxiliary. The weekend culminated with a visit to Lincoln's in Oak Ridge cemetery, where the V.F.W. and Ladies auxiliary held their annual pilgrimage honoring the 18th President of the United States. Wally and Gerry Kuck of McHenry attended the banquet and Lincoln pilgrimage. Ms. Kuck is Junior past-president of the 5th district Ladies auxiliary and is currently serving on the state of Illinois color team. Her husband is 5th district V.F.W. chaplain. •sin Drops The largest raindrops measure about a quarter of an inch in diameter. Bister drops break up at they fall through the air. Pregnant, NEED HELP? 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