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>AGE 4 - PUUNDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH a, 1661 I TT Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Community Watch Program Twenty-five concerned residents attended a meeting Friday evening, March 13 at the Kents' home in Lilymoor Deputy Joseph Eisele of the McHenry County Sheriff's depart­ ment, Crime Prevention bureau, gave information about forming a community watch program in the Lilymoor subdivision Eisele gave the group shocking statistics regar­ ding burglary and auto thefts. Suggestions for community safety included H&R BLOCK TAX TEST Question No. 12 The only deduction or credit you can claim for your children is the personal exemption. • True • False FALSE For example, if yours is a two-income household, and you incur child care expenses, you should know what Form 2441 means to you If you don't, H&R Block does. We'll take the time necessary to understand your complete situation, because if you qualify you may be eligible for up to an 1800 tax credit for child care WE'LL MAKE THE TAX LAWS WORK FOR YOU H*R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE v 30? W HARVARD rhoMMttUO OPEK Vt WEEKDAYS, 9 5 SAT EVEHINCS BY AFfOlllTIIEIIT PHom 5*16343 APPOINTMENTS ANYTIME 220 S State St MARENGO OPEN WEEKDAYS 19. SAT 9 5 5101W Elm MCHENRY 3I5-M30 OUR OFFICE HAS MOVED TO SERVE YOU BETTER OPEN WEEKDAYS 94. SAT 15 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE M O W C a l h o u n WOODSTOCK 331 3330 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 « SAT 9-5 APPOINTMENT* AVAILABLE watching for strange vehicles parked for longer times, or being driven aimlessly through the community A description called into the Sheriffs office will aiert authorities. Keys must be removed from --standing cars at all times, and doors locked Also, valuable should be locked in the trunks of cars where they are not visible Eisele restated the necessity of keeping doors and windows locked when leaving one's home, and alerting next door neighbors and the Sheriff's department when gone for any length of time Leaving lights and radios ory, makes burglary less inviting The McHenry Police department will lend engravers at no cost, to any one wishing to stamp ex­ pensive property with a personalized identification mark In the event of a burglary, this makes positive identification possible M i n i - b i k e s a n d snowmobiles are prohibited by state laws from being operated on public roads These vehicles are allowed only on trails or private property, as they are not licensed vehicles No guns, including B-B types, may be discharged on any public road, nor may B- B guns be po--is»d by any one under 13 years of age. Parents, please be aware that giving your pre-teen children B-B guns can result in an arrest, if used m a public area Eisele will answer more questions at future meetings of the Lilymoor association if there is a need. Any questions should be directed to the association. The community ap­ preciates Deputy Etsele s contribution of time and expertise Dee Kent opened her home for the meeting. Company 3 of our Fire Department loaned the chairs, and Mrs Sarah Miressette took over the duties of baby sitter. This type of cooperation is sure to lead to a happier, safer community WELCOME BACK The Lily Lake Ladies League returned to its bi­ monthly meeting schedule Wednesday March 18 Julia Kraus hosted the ladies at her home Besides recounting what and where they had all been doing in the past two months, bunco was enjoyed Millie Nejedly won first prize. Anna Brzezinski second, and Mildred Nar- carti. booby Jean Dember. back from a trip to Florida, also won a prize McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY, ILLINOIS (Across from the Fox Hole) CLASSES MADE WHILE YOV WAIT! (Single Vision Only) Ovtr 3 000 First Quality ' FRAMES Metal or Plastic MB & VISIT ALL KIDS Metal or Plastic •12 BOUTIQUE DESIGNER SECTION SENIOR CITIZENS WITH PURCHASE OF LENSES E M E R G E N Y R E P A I R S X. F R A M E R E P L A C E M E N T 3 [8151 385-9240 r. -..75 DA n Y ft Vf', '/ SA' - ' 4 :j\ D - 3C i ^ ^ IT'S TIME TO ALL MEAT SOLD HANGING WEIGHT w&pvrssaa>Aroet*M9 ~romE76//r? 4HVLA&LS EXTRA BONUS ONE WEEK ONLY BREAKFAST ON US! WEEK ONLYI THE IOOOBV from MIRRO «M W VALUE - HUS - 300 LBS. USD* CHOICI VMIFTT EXAMPLE low N*> mnd Round 774 Km ImI SI 13 PER POUND Pkj» SO to Bonus NoChwv* TOTAL «»4 n FREE OF CHARGE WITH 300 LB SIDE OR MORE l...llllllll f U S D A PRIME ppf !w VVI ' I BEEF ORDERS I ' hoo.*1,79 lb. to *3.89 lb. " in in imi i i t * i mil • • • • ...-v.', "*'ty* Ik fk.'PORK IU Vegetables COFFEE and D0NUTS WHILE YOU WATCH YOUR MEAT CUT WITH 300* «t£FS><* PURCHASE 1 WEEK ONLY 'I III III111II 11 I I III I I I I Fox Valley Meats CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 697-2616 920 VIIIa, Elgin, IL »« m so 24 HOUR Answering Hyatt was with Ik in thought, though she not be there in person. And wishes for good health are with Connie OHourke, who has been doctoring. Julia had last Sunday, when she went to the Ice Capades with a group from her church. Marge Ehrhardt was her companion for that exciting afternoon. Anyone wishing to join the group, should call President Helen Para. These ladies hare an enjoyable evening together twice s month and welcome other ladies of the Lake area to join them SYMPATHY Edna Wipper. hospitalized for many weeks, died March 20 at the McHenry hospital Her daughters Colette and Suzy. both students at McHenry East campus, had been in constant vigil at their mother's bedside these long weeks Our heartfelt sym­ pathy goes to the whole Wipper family BIRTHDAY PARTY Doug Albeit and Bobby Miller hosted a birthday party for John Diedrich Sunday. March 15 Family members enjoyed the luscious chicken and ribs prepared by Doug and Bobby, and all had a happy birthday time. SENIOR CITIZEN NEWS Seniors who wish to take part in the "Meet and Eat" program at the Moose lodge on Route 120, should call in their reservations one day in advance, to 385-8260 The free blood pressure screening is held on the first Thursday morning If you want to stay for lunch on April 2, call Wednesday for a reservation The bake sale will be held April 15 and proceeds will provide extra enjoyment for the seniors Donations will be accepted and the public is invited to buy. HAPPY BIRTHDAY David Pugh was ten years old March 15. Late birthday wishes also go to Connie Szamlewski of Lakemoor who was 29 again on March 20. March 25 is shared by Mary Anderson, Pat Ep­ person and Joan O'Brien. Joannie celebrates her half century mark. Maybe husband Walter will give her one? Lakemoor Trustee Walter Para celebrates March 30. Monique Betancourt, also of Lakemoor starts a new year on the last day of March. Good health, good times, and a good year to all bir­ thday celebrants MEALS ON WHEELS When a person is unable to get out and has the need of having prepared food, where does ooe go? Call "Meals on Wheels", a program sponsored by the churches in the area under the headship of Mrs Lillian Bolger of McHenry. Local area residents using this service include Mrs. Ruth Carlin. who for many years had a small store in Lakemoor, recuperating Mrs. Helen Statler and Peter Reiland. The meals are prepared at the McHenry hospital and delivered by church member* as a part of their Christian outreach program. Another plus for a caring community PRO-AM BOWLING March 10 found 36 McHenry area bowlers traveling to Milwaukee for the Pro-Am Bowling com­ petition Local residents included Peggy and Bill Hendricksen, Linda and Mike Schmitt, and Laurie and Mike Hertel Doug Alheit and Joe Szamlewski went along as the cheering section Each amateur bowler was teamed up with a pro­ fessional for the three- game event No records were broken, but the group had a marvelous time. Peggy bowled badly-she wouldn't tell the score-the first two games. Her Pro- partner said, "You have to bowl better, because my mother's name is Peggy, too". So, true to form, our Peggy bowled them over with a 167. HEARTWORM TEST TIME April 1 is the date set by veterinarians as the time to start dogs on heart worm pills. Now is the time for your pet's blood test, which will show if pills of prevention or pills of cure are necessary Heartworm is a very painful and ultimately fatal disease The cure is rough on the dog, so the daily preventative pill is the healthier, easier, more economical way to go. Our dog. Whimper, has had heartworm Knowing from first-hand experience of the debilitating effects of the cure, she will be on the pill April 1. COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 26-Lakemoor meeting. • p m March 26-Candidates night at Lakemoor Municipal building. 7 p.m. April 2-4-The Music Man. West campus. Support Julie CasseO in her leading role. April 7-VOTE' Lakemoor Village election, McHenry and Nunda Township ejections. School District IS referendum April 15-Income Tax time. - I HUNTING ILLEGAL Hunting in Mnramp Hills State park is illegal, as it is a nature preserve This is a safety area for all types of wildlife, including black­ birds and crows. There are so few areas left where birds and animals are given protection, it is everyone's concern to be aware of those who would kill and destroy. Parks have been set aside as a haven for our wild creatures, where any human may come, watch, study and just enjoy some of God's creatures. GOD BLESS School Free Meal Policies , McHenry Community ComoUdated School District No. 15, McHenry Community High School District No. 156, and Johnsburg School District 12. have announced a change in their policies for free meals ana reduced price meals far chikfren unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch program. The McHenry schools are East campus, West campus, Landmark, Junior High, Edgebrook, Hilltop, Valley View and Parkland. In District 12 they are Ringwood school, James C. Bush elementary school, Johnsburg Middle school, Johnsburg Junior high school ana Johnsburg high school. School officials have adopted the following family size and income criteria for determining eligibility: Family Income Family Income Reduced Price Meals Family Free Meals Family Income Reduced Price Meals Size 2-1-61--9-30-81 2-1-61--6-30-61 1 $ 5.700 $ 8,350 2 7,220 10,730 3 8,750 13,110 4 10,270 15,490 5 11,800 17,870 6 13,320 20,250 7 14,850 22,620 8 16.370 25,000 Each additional 25,000 Family Member 1,530 2,360 Children from families whose income is at or below the levels shown are eligible for free meals or reduced price meals. Under the provisions of the policy, Dr. Ken Falkinham, assistant superintendent, Johnsburg, will review applications and determine eligibility. If a parent is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official, he may wish to discuss the decision with the determining official on an in­ formal basis, if he wisnes to make a formal appeal, he may make a request either orally or in writing to Dr Duane Andreas, superin­ tendents a hearing to appeal the decision. Application forms at Johnsburg are available at the principal's office in each school. The information provided on the application is confidential ana will be used only for the purpose of determining eligibility. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. Give me liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely according to conscience above all liberties. -John Milton. Every man has a right to utter what he thinks truth, and every other man has a right to knock him down for it. -Samuel O. Johnson. JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE MERCHANDtSt CLEARANCE CENTER L OEIMNa Hi A DIVISION OF JEWEL DIRECT MARKETING 301 W. Virginia St. ( CRYSTAL LAKE Man. Twaa f a m. 3 p.m. Thwra.. Frl. * a.m. • • p.m. Hk Sal. f a.m. • S p.m. Sun 10 a.m. • 3 p.m. Sale Days Wed., March 25 Thru Tues., March 31 --While Quantities Last-- THIS MONTH'S SHIPMENTS HAVE BEEN UNEXPECTEDLY HIGH. WITH NO END IN SIGHT, WE MUST MAKB^tOOM! THROUGH NEXT TUESDAY, OUR ENTIRE STORE WILL BE REDUCED 40% I SAVE EVEN MORE ON OUR GIANT SELECTION OF TOYS. DON'T MISS THIS SALE! Storewide OUR REGULAR STORE PRICE (batteries and gum not included) •MENS' WEAR •LADIES WEAR •KIDS WEAR •DOMESTICS •BEDDING •ELECTRONICS •GIFTWARE •APPLIANCES •VACUUMS •FURNITURE •RUGS •BLANKETS •COOKWARE •BAKEWARE •DISHES •GLASSWARE •WATCHES •JEWELRY •TOOL SETS •LUGGAGE WTOY CLEARANCE . ° E N r ' * E S E L E C T I O N O F G A M E S . D O L L S . P U Z Z L E S . B O O K S i MOREI A e OFF OUR REGULAR STORE PRICE <C 1EWEI CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STO