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PAGE 20 - PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT, 1W1 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 President Sends Wishes Sam Sances was honored on his 90th year with a bir­ thday card from President Reagan and Nancy. He was also the guest of honor at a party given by his wife Chris June 7. . *?'* Family members present to wish Sam happiness and good health were sister Mary and her husband Steve Pecen; daughters Laurie, Marie and Dolly and their husbands; and Charlie, Bob and Josie from Chicago. Neighbors who came with their wishes included Roger and Cindy + Barker; Toni and Joe Yerkes; Fran Ross, Janice Weiss and sister Marcia; Joyce Dornbusch and her father and mother Frank and Sarah; Jim Cunningham, Sr., and son Jim and his wife Betty; and Bruno and myself. Family members brought special dishes, including Italian beef, spaghetti. . Italian sausage and salads. The sheet cake with lime icing was delicious, and Sam was fortunate that 90 candles . were not pot on it to be blown out. Sam also received a special greeting card from Representative Robert McClory, which was posted on the bulletin board with the president's. The short bir­ thday wishes from the Plaindealer column of June 3 was between the two cards. What good company our column keeps! Music was a big part of the enjoyable afternoon. Two guests played their ac­ cordions. and Sam danced with all the ladies. Chris was not up to dancing, but en­ joyed the festivities Rental 9 & 75 PER MO. *1980 rent soft\ NO installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VALLEY DIVISION 4 It was a truly happy time, in honor of a very young in heart 90-year-old birthday child. LAKEMOOR'SLOSS , John and Gloria Cassell with Julie and Bill, are now living in Lakeland Park. They had been residents in our area for many years, a very plus addition for us. The moving was completed the first week in June, but not without a few com­ plications. There was the day that oldest daughter Mary Lou was moving household goods and a crock pot full of beef barbecue for all the hungry helpers at the new nome. A business truck pulled out in front of her. and in applying the brakes, guess what happened to the barbecue? Fnough was salvaged so that everyone had one sandwich. Then there was daughter Julie driving the wagon, when the muffler committed suicide. A kind neighbor cut it off to prevent further damage, which resulted in a very noisy exhaust. Gloria was sure her new neighbors were aware of them when the muffler-less car was used early the next morning Fortunately, two doors away, live former Lakemoor residents Kitty and Chuck Abel, who are very understanding of automotive problems. We will miss this delightful family Julie was given the Music department award on her graduation from McHenry high school this month. This was the same honor given to older brother John at his graduation in 1972. Youngest brother Bill will be graduating in four years, and we hope to see him receive the same honor. Enjoy your new castle, Cassell family. ANOTHER FAREWELL George and Diane Kawell, f vwith daughter Cari, have left Vour community for a new life and adventures in the state of Washington. George had spent most of his growing up years in Lakemoor, followed by the building of the family home in Lily Lake Park subdivision. The former Diane Chabot graduated from McHenry high school with our daughter Maggie, so our friendship dates back some years. What will the future hold for the Kawells? They will be staying with George's sister Char and her family, until George's job location is determined. As there will be no tifpe pressure in looking for a house, they will be able to do a lot of seeking to find the right one. They will try for a location near the university so Diane can continue with her studies. She graduated from McHenry County college this month with an Associate of Arts degree, and wants to do more of the same. Cari will have the challenge of making new friends and continuing with her gymnastics and WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS MON.-TNVRS. 9-10 FRI. ASAT.9-11 SUNDAY 9-9 DELLII0U0RS MERCHANTS L OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS 4610 W Rto 190 MrHenrv SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALES T# I 385-3200™ • 4610 W. Rte. 120, McHenry, Illinois PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., JUNE 17-TUES., JUNE 23 OUR McHENRY STORK ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LRST PAUL CHABLIS - BURGUNDY VIN ROSE • RHINE 3 LITRE BOTTLE (RKS.7.S9) THNQUERRY * 750 ML CRNRDIHN CLUB 750 ML BRCRRDI LIGHT OR DARK LITRES IMPORTED SPANISH SRNT CRIR RED OR WHITE 750 ML 1" I (RKG.2.B9) «J Er B SCOTCH WHISKY 750 ML WILD TURKEY KENTUCKY 7 101' 750 ML GIFT IDEA! PREMIUM CALIFORNIA KORNELL EXTRA DRY OR BRUT CHRMPRCNE 750 ML (RIG. 7.79) CALIFORNIA FRRNCISCRN 1977 NAPA VALLEY SRUVIGNON 750 ML (RBC. B.B9) Remember Dad this Sunday with a fine bottle of spirits from Be|l. You'll find McHenry's largest selection of Dad's favorites, and many at budget savings prices. Like, J & B Scotch, Wild Turkey Bourbon, Tanqueray Gin, or Canadian Club. ̂ •«> And Bell Liquors salutes all the Dad's who through the years have taught their future generations to en­ joy alcoholic beverages in moderation. E6-J BRANDY LITRES HOUSE OF STUART SCOTCH 1.75 LITRES 969 V I I I 1 «nwt K LIGHT, DARK OR DOPPLEBOCK 6-11.2 OZ. BOTTLES PABST BLUE RIBBON 12-12 OZ. CANS JUJGINW OLD STYLE ' 24-12 OZ. CANS (LOOSE PACK CASE) 24-12 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT CRNFIELD'S FLRVORS •-15 OZ. BOTTLES 1 1 PLUS DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" SEVEN-UP DIET SEVEN-UP 8-15 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT | "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' SQUIRT CRNRDR DRY R & W ROOT BEER . 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' COKE-TRB 8-16 OZ BOTTLES DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE athletics, if a knee problem doesn't interfere. Have a safe trip. May the coming years be filled with the satisfaction of ac­ complishment and always seeing the beauty of our world with the anticipation of a more delightful tomorrow. GRADUATION In honor of graduating after 12 years of schooling. Dawn Meyer was the star of an open house held by parents Wayne and Laura Saturday, June 6. Family, friends of the family, and Dawn's school friends all congratulated the graduate, and enjoyed the afternoon. Dawn has no definite plans for the summer other than trying to amass enough cash for a car, which in today's market, takes a lot of effort and budgeting. Dreams give an incentive for doing. Congratulations to Dawn, with wishes for a productive, happy adult life *9 HAPPY BIRTHDAY June 17 is Dottie Mentzer's birthday. Little Heather Mentzer missed her mother's birthdate by one day. She will be three years old on the 18th. Dear friend, former Lakemoor-Lilymoor columnist, former Lilymoor Association worker, now favorite grandmother and traveler. Alma Hueckstaedt also celebrates on the 18th. Deia May reaches that exciting time in a young person's life June 20, when she will be sweet sixteen. Other adjectives are probably more appropriate with this generation, but the wholesomeness of "sweet" sixteen lingers on for many of us Happiness is wished for birthday children of all ages COMMUNITY CALENDAR June 21 -- The big day for fathers. June 25 -- Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. June 27 -- Lilymoor Association rummage and bake sale -- Jim Johnson's. Rt. 120 -- Call 344-2688 or 385- 8568 for bakery donation, pickup or information ANNIVERSARIES June being the traditional month of marriages, we recognize the anniversaries of Betty and William Sinkler on the 17th. Mr", and Mrs Alfred Dember on the 22nd, and Walter and Joan O'Brien on the 23rd. Walter and Joanie are starting their 19th year together. Congratulations There is a deep sense of love and sharing when commitments made with marriage vows are kept (ion BI.ESS Johnsburg Diane Berlin 6756291 FAHNER PRAISES SENATE Illinois Attorney General Tv Fahner praised the Illinois Senate for unanimously approving two bills that will "improve the state's environmental protection and also protect the public's purse " The legislation, offered by Fahner. would expand the public hearing requirement before permitting to include applications for off-site hazardous waste storage and treatment facilities, as well as the current requirement for landfills. Birthright Holds Sale * W A rummage sale to benefit Birthright, will be held June 20, at 3709 W. St. Paul avenue, McHenry. We hope you will be able to stop by and see the many fine things they will have. RESCUE SQUAD The Johnsburg Rescue squad has asked us to review information in regard to those critical minutes from the time you call the rescue squad until they arrive, (which seems endless). You can help them find you by following a few helpful hints: 1) Make sure your house number is clearly displayed. 2) At night, turn on a porch light. 3) If you have an extra person available, let them watch for the ambulance. Please help them to help you! REGISTRATION - DISTRICT 12 While you are planning your summer activities, keep in mind that 1961-82 registration will be held Aug. 13 and 14. The first day of school is scheduled for Aug. 31. Times and places for registration will be an­ nounced later this summer. P.T.O. DISTRICT 12 „ The Johnsburg P.T.O. has successfully completed its Babysitting Safety School course. This year's program graduated a total of 75 students, doubling last year's class. The students were taught fire and police safety, first aid, discipline and care of the infant and toddler, as well as older children, plus many other pertinent details. Each student was required to pass a written test before graduation. Parents were present as each graduate received a certificate, along with a booklet covering everything they had been taught. Parents of the students signed a permission form to enable their child's name to be on a list of available babysitters. If you ever need a reliable sitter, please call any of the elementary school secretaries, or Patsy Hiller. 385-8399. The Johnsburg P.T.O. is in no way responsible for the outcome of any babysitting jobs. TOUR PLANNED St. John's Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality is planning to spend Tuesday. July 8, at the LaSalette Fathers in Twin Lakes. They will leave St. John's school at 10 a.m. There will be a car pool, so it will be necessary for them to know if you need a ride, or if you have space in your car for others. The cost includes lun­ cheon, a tour of the grounds, and the opportunity of purchasing some of their baked goods. Reservations must be made before July 1. Please call Mrs. Michael (Eva) Schpefer for information you may need. BASEBALL The Johnsburg boys Little League is sending its team members out with tickets to sell. Please be kind to the youngsters when they come to your door. Johnsburg has a very large league this year. They have doubled last year's group. The baseball picnic will be Thursday, July 25, at the Johnsburg Community club. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mark Berlin will celebrate his ninth birthday Saturday, June 20. Have a happy day, Mark, and a big win at your baseball game on that Saturday. WEDDED BLISS Congratulations to Victor and Forence Hopp, who celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Saturday, June 6. May you have many, many more hapy days together. CONGRATULATIONS to the Pechous family (Hillcrest PL), whose youngest daughter. Sherry, was married to Thomas Ix>w. in St. John's church, at a 3 p.m Nuptial Mass, Saturday, June 6. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs Walter Low. Ringwood. Our very best wishes to the newlyweds, for many blessed, happy years together. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY ..to all our fathers and grandfathers on their big day. Sunday, June 21. May it be a great day and one you will long remember. God bless you, one and ail I DATES TO REMEMBER June 20 - Rummage Sale to benefit ^Birthright" - 3709 W St. Paul street - 9 a m. to 5 p m July 8 - St. John's B.V M. Sodality tour -- LaSalette Fathers, Twin Lakes - All women and men of parish are welcome. Aug. 10 - Picnic, Petersen park - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Junior and Lady Foresters - St. Agatha Court 777, N.C.SF Complete Plans For Senior Hobby Fair ! Plans are completed for the Senior Citizen Hobby fair next Saturday. June 20, from 9 a m. in the Woodstock city square. The event is sponsored Hush Puppies summer sandals' When it's hot out your feet know it And nothing feels better than a comfortable pair of sandals -- designed and styled to give your casual wardrobe the best shot at summer Some feet have all the luck. And so do you -- just take a look at the price s2500 i ) 385-2801 McHENRY GIES SHOES AMR SMOC REPAIR 1307 N. Riverside Dr. annually by the Woodstock Kiwanis club for any hob­ byist over age fifty in McHenry county. Pre-registered entrants may tet up their displays after yfc&O a.m. Non- registered entries will be accepted after 9 a.m. Call (815) 338-2396 for registration or information. About one hundred hob­ byists will be showing their collections or selling or taking orders for their creations. Hoae-Growa The total retail value of home food production in 1980 was a record SIS billion. Fmily Hair Styling Ceater M5-4SM featuring... Patti Paulin, Mgr. 9MSt--i DAILY 8 TO 8 SAT. 8 TO 3 'SMMT: Mon A TUM 5-8 pin Mon A TUM 8 • 6pm