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Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Fire Fighters In Training Two more members of our local Fire Department, Com any No. 3, are attending McHenry County college in tfieir leisure time, taking the Firefighter II course. After completing the 200-hour course and passing the state exam, they will receive their certification. Company 3 already has Ave certified firemen. The goal is to have every man on the force certified. Our firemen are a dedicated group, trying always to learn better methods of fire control for the safety of our community. They do a terrific job. CALIFORNIA REPEAT Gloria and John Cassell had five very busy days starting March 3, when they flew to Hemet, Cal., to visit Bessie Scott, Gloria's mother-in-law. That delightful lady is 81 years young, taking care of a little boy every day and "an old lady of 89" (her own words), every night. Mrs. Scott drove John and Gloria tbrouah the San Bernadino National Forest, reaching the small town of Idlewild at the summit. Every turn in the road showed a different soeoe, each more exciting and breathtaking than the last. Gloria and John located former Lakemoor residents Shirley and Jean NichoUs in Beaumont. They left our area about 18 years ago, and send regards to anyone who remembers their time spent here. The flight was stimulating for Gloria, as flying always is to her. When they were over the Grand Canyon, the pilot asked for ground clearance to give the icn muii MIS day. / people of card Semi-Annual HOSIERY SALE Ends Sunday, March 22 Hur ry And Save Up To 37% on Hose , Socks , Leo ta rds , T igh ts & More . For Men-Boys-G i r l s -Women- In fan ts McNINRY MARKET PLACE 385-4100 EVERYONE IS CATCHING ROSE FEVER I Famous Roso Farm of Woodstock has boon sold. We're selling out all beautiful bushes ready for your planting at... RECESSION PRICESI Bring your own containers. 50* EACH 25 FOR '10.M QUANTITY DISCOUNTS All'pHcet cosh 1 carry BETTER HURRY! They're Selling Fast! 9 i.m.-4 p.m. Daily including Sat. & Sun. Rose Farm Rd. passengers a few more views. It was a guided tour that was similar to one given on their return flight last year. Magnificent! Gloria is all set to go any place at any time - Just make it via airplane. EAT AND MEET Mildred Nejedly working with- the Senior Citizen program at the Moose lodge on ROute IX, reports that the Walfeln Center is open daOy. Reservations for lunch must be made the previous After eating, many few hours iwork, or ju8t iVMtMwjay * C» Patricks party gave everyone a happy time, with special cake and decorations. Free blood pressure screening is available every first Thursday of the month. Call the Mooae lodge Wed­ nesday to make a reser­ vation for lunch, and have your blood pressure taken the same morning. That's a very good combination. ' NEW BABY Little Lesley Miles was all smiles, telling about her new baby niece. Heather Grandt was just one month old March 11, and Lesley, with the help of her mother, had been allowed to hold the tiny baby. Heather is the daughter of Vera and John Grandt of McHenry, and is the first grandchild of Betty and Bill Miles of Fritzsche Estates. The whole family is enjoying this new addition. SURPRISE! Bud and Alma Hueckstaedt had a happy surprise Sunday March 8. A shiny black car pulled into their driveway, causing speculation as to what neigh­ bor had just bought a new car. It was Alma's sister Eva, her husband Shorty Russell and their daughter Brenda from Bellevue, Mich., and Alma's niece and her family, Marion and Tom Ross and daughters Tracy and Sherry, from La Porte, Ind. The oumaiu w*A KAAH visiting the Rosses, and were enroute to O'Hare to put Brenda on a plane to Texas. Being "in the neighborhood" they decided to visit Alma and Bud. After overcoming the surprise, the gals went shopping, the meh talked, and the young people visited with their cousins. After a good lunch, all the relatives left for O'Hare and the trip back to Indiana. HAPPY DAYS Herman Albert Kunz will be celebrating his birthday March 20. March 21 is Randy Dawdy's day. Young flyer- to-be Anthony Burske, gets a year closer to his life's ambition March 23. David O'Brien of Lakemoor celebrates on the 24th. Herb and Marge Polinski will be celebrating their 45th year of marriage March 21. May the coming year bring more happy memories to you. COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 20. Spring is finally here! March 28. Lakemoor Village meeting. 8 p.m. March 28. Candidates night, Lakemoor Municipal building, 7 p.m. Meet the people who would like to govern your village. ADDENDA Last week's notice of Mitzi Gurske's driving ability, ignored the fact of the ex­ cellence of the trainer's teaching. Jacki Sheehan, uuiwiuKi of District IS and 156. was Uie brave lady who taught Mitzi the intricasies of school bus driving. SPRING BREAK Many students were home this past week for a few days rest from college studies. Daughter Maribeth brought her warmth, enthusiasm and friends into our prosaic existence. - Last Wednesday, when everything was blanketed under the white snow, what a joy it was to walk in the woods and in the midst of the silence of the large oaks broken only by the song of a few birds, to join our hands in communion with God. In a!! things we sive thanks. GOD BLESS McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 mm. SAVE ON NUn's Work Pauls •em ' 8.94 All man's popular also Korotron" Parma-Prass work pant*. Tough, comfortoMo. casual. 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Mgh far metal Na-Tos!** ;• ,J«a 4400 W.RfK. 120 HOURS: DAHV9HI9, Mm oae«M«o «Mo twi SUNDAY 18 HI 6 Village Board Holds Meeting The first village board meeting of the month was held Tuesday evening, March 10, 8 p.m. at the Beach House. One of the topics discussed was signs. New street signs and stop signs are needed and will be put up sometime soon as the existing signs are in such disrepair. Also, people have been speeding, so maybe the new signs will refresh their memory that the village speed limit is 20 mph. There is going to be a special meeting called by the Planning Commission March 31, 7:30 p.m. at the Beach House. The public is welcome. The issue to be discussed is the land between the village and Flanders road. It's that open field that runs parallel with West Orchard drive. Lydia's Orphanage owns that parcel of land and is requesting annexation to the village. They would like to sell the land in half acre parcels for building homes. All village residents are welcome to come to this meeting. Village vehicle stickers are to be purchased and displayed by March 31, which is coming up soon. Leslie Curran, our village clerk's hours are as follows: Wednesdays and Thursdays 2 to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays 9:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m. I urge you to display your stickers or you may be ticketed. Also, elections are coming up April 7. This will be a multiple election, so don't forget to vote. It is your right. WELCOME HOME We would like to welcome home Dave and Dorothy Weber from Florida, where they spent the last month. The Webers visited with Dorothy's sister, who lives near orlando. Disney World and Sea World were visited and enjoyed by the Webers. Welcome home Dave and Dorothy. Glad to have you back. LITTLE MISS McCULLOM LAKE I would like to remind all the little misses of the village between the ages of four through eight by April 11, to sign up for the contest. The contest is held in con­ junction with the Easter Carnival. You will have great fun and every little Miss will receive a prise. You can sign up for the contest at Sandy Lasco's, 385-1802 or Dawn Miller's 385-4901. The deadline for entering is March 25, so hurry and sign up or you'll miss all the fun. LADIES OF THE LAKE The ladies held their first spring monthly meeting Thursday evening, March 12. The ladies don't hold meetings during January and February due to in­ clement weather. Fourteen members were present for this meeting. The club gained a new member and her name is Carol K rum see. Welcome Carol. The club made plans for its monthly meetings for the coming year. At next month's meeting, there will be a white elephant sale so come on down and join the fun. BIRTHDAYS We would like to extend birthday wishes to the following people for the week; Kathy Loewe, March 18; Henry Tapaninen, March 20 ; Laurie Olsen, March 21 and to Mary Kantorski, Carol Weiland, and Don Parenti Jr., March 24. May you all have a happy "Happy Birthday." 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