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t>AGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 22,1981 Lakemoor-Lilymopr Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Competes In Bike-A-Thon Kathy McCaulley of Lakemoor is one of the people who hopes to com plete a 20-mile bike ride Saturday, July 25. The bike- a-thon is being sponsored by the United Pentecostal church for outreach and mission purposes Kathy is still taking pledges. Contact her at The Little Store in Lakemoor. and add your name to the list to give her encouragement and to help a worthwhile endeavor., SILVER WEDDING IN SEATTLE The trip planned as a celebration of 25 years of marriage, was a splendid one for Diane and Bob Fuhler. Accompanied by Karol and Jim Moller of Crystal Lake, also silver wedding celebrants, Diane and Bob flew to Seattle June 22. The two couples settled in for a stay in a posh con­ dominium apartment, at­ tending the Square Dance convention during the first three days. They went to dancing workshops, and then danced all day, and sometime^ on into the night. Routines iwere added, and the fun oft the activity, plus making new freinds, were all a part of the convention. Mt. Rainier was visited, (driven, not climbed). They went to the highest spot, Paradise lodge, that is open to auto travel. This was not far from the area where climbers had been covered by the ice avalanche, and cameras and reporters were still in evidence. The foursome then went on a five day boat trip on the island waterways to British Columbia, Canada. These waters are similar to the fjords of Norway, having been formed by glacial activity. The steep cliffs added to the sheer beauty of the area. Among places explored were Victoria and Vancouver. Back to Seattle where Diane and Bob's daughter Debbie, who lives in Washington and just graduated from the University of Washington, met them. On to further adventures, such as discovering that Seattle is a gastronomical delight, with the variety and excellence of its restaurants, plus the Rental 9 75 PER MO. • 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 ' 1980 soft\ FOX VALLEY DIVISION street vendors with their tasty delicacies. Pike Street Market on the waterfr had the freshest of fish an the finest of tempting fr for sale, Being a sea crafts and foreign items of all kinds were available. Fourth of July was spent at the Bavarian Village in the Cascade Mountains, overlooking the town of Leavenworth. They stayed at a very authentic chalet, which served continental style. Sunday they went up the mountain on horseback. It took about an hour going up but only half that time coming back down. What with the mountain climbing done earlier, the auto trips, and now on horseback, the mountains had been seen in different perspectives, all memorable. Seeing their daughter Debbie after an absence of two years, put the finishing glow on a grand silver wedding trip for Diane and Bob. May you still be dan­ cing at your golden celebration. ANOTHER YEAR Michael Kmetz of Lakemoor started his teenage years July 15. July 22 is the important day for Aria VanCleave, Art Huff­ man and Kristy Bierchen. Virginia Eggert and Mike Schmidt share a July 23 birthdate. Nathan Lubke, one of Lakemoor's more mature citizens, celebrates his 79th year July 24. He has been a member of our community for many years. The variety and beauty of the plants in his yard show of his interest in gardening. Rick Foss, with memories of a Canadian vacation still very new. celebrates his day July 25, as does nine- year-old Anne Marie Martin. July 26 is birthday Jtime for William Martin, JoAnn Chambers, and man-of-the- house, Bruno Karas. Casey Krawczyk and Skipper (Anthony) Gurske were both born July 27. Terrence Bird, Wendy Bird's dad, has his day July 28. May the new year starting for all, be one of the best. WEDDING CELEBRATION Nancy Lockwood O Neil and Stanley Schufft were married in a ceremony at the Methodist church, McHenry, July 11 at 11 a.m. Nancy was attended by friends Kathy Peterson and Sherry Coffman. Dick Bennett and John Wright were the ^ groomsmen. Heather, Nancy's daughter, was a bright-eyed lovely junior bridesmaid. The reception was held at Nancy's home on Lily Lake road following the wedding. Assisting with the serving area was next door neighbor, Maggie Dunnagan/ Music was provided by guitarist Ron Coffman and country singer Becky. About 75 guests enjoyed the good food and toasting the bride and groom. Staying for the weekend were Stan's relatives from Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett and aunt Peg Middlestied. The new Mr. and Mrs Stanley Schufft enjoyed a few days at the Wisconsin Dells, and are now at home on Lily Lake road. _(„v LADIES MEETING The LjJy Lake Ladies League had its bi-monthly innesota GASH i 'm w i f DESERVES A DISCOUNT!! "SIX DAYS ONLY!! This week, Monday thru Saturday, cash is wortn an extra 10% off Plywood Minnesota's regular low prices. That's right, everything in the store is 10% off when you pay cash for your purchases. This discount ends Saturday, July 25th, but you have until Monday, July 27th to pay in order to get your 10% discount. w Kitchens Kitchen Cabinets Countertops Sinks & Faucets Range Hoods Appliances Carpeting Carpet Padding Carpet Remnants Prepadded Carpets Luxury Carpets Paneling Prefinished Paneling Planking Ceilings Ceiling Tile Suspended Ceilings Gridwork Bathroom Vanities Cultured Marble Tops Medicine Cabinets Bath Faucets Ceramic Tile Imported & Domestic Tiles Wallpaper Solid Vinyl Vinyl-coated Textures Pasted, Unpasted Pretrimmed Odds 'n Ends Priced As Is Cabinets Vanities Hardware Flooring Hardwood Floors Vinyl Flooring Window Treatments Woven Woods Aluminum Blinds MISCELLANEOUS Brick Veneer Mouldings Plywood Insulation Cellulose, Owens-Corning Styrofoam WOODSTOCK g| 1230 Davis Road (Bypass 14 ft 47) ^ 815-338-1440 Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; •Applies to Regular Priced Merchandise only innesota get together last Wednesday evening at the Lakemoor Municipal building. Bunco was played with Jean Dember winning first prize, Millie Narcarti second, and Helen Para, a consistent winner, taking booby. Connie O'Rourke, hostess for the evening, made a delicious rich cake with the frosting baked in, not put on top. She also was the winner of the special prize, v Julia Kraus has a deep concern with her son's hospitalization this past week. And Anna Brzezinski is recuperating from a broken bone in her shoulder, the result of a fall down stairs, so she was not at the meeting DEEPEST SYMPATHY Prudence Huffman's father died very unex­ pectedly last Friday. He had been in excellent health, and many of his 70 years had been spent in community activity and service. He had been preparing breakfast in his Wisconsin home for his daughter and her family who were visiting from Florida, when he collapsed. Prudence, Art, and children Robbie and Becky, drove up to be with the Hammer family. Services were held Monday July 20. Deepest sympathy is ex­ tended to the Huffmans on this very sad loss. STOLEN Seven railroad ties had been delivered to the McHenry Nunda Library parking area, to be used as a border for the little garden recently started by the sign. Some one must have needed them more, as sometime between Monday evening. July 13 and Tuesday mor­ ning, July 14 they were stolen. I was and am very upset about this. The ties, which had been requested from Fritzsche Industrial park for some years, were delivered two weeks ago and were to be put in position when enough man power was available. Now they are gone. Another setback in trying to make the area more at­ tractive. NORMAL AGAIN For two weeks, Albert and Anita Kunz couldn't quite get used to * the quiet in their household. Children Michael and Heidi spent that time with grampa and gramma Wiser in Marshall, Mich. Also present for them to play with was cousin Jenny Stout. Anita and Albert left to pick up the children Friday, Julv 10. and returned on Sunday Coming into Chicago, they were met by the downpour that flooded many of the underpasses. All went well though, and the past two weeks of peace and quiet are just a memory. Welcome home, Heidi and Mike IMAGE OF THE BEAST A free film will be shown at the First united Pen­ tecostal church in Lakemoor Sunday, July 26 at 6:30 p.m. "Image of the Beast" is the third and last film in the series currently being shown at the church. Many people have enjoyed and received spiritual food from the first films. The invitation to at­ tend is extended to all. CAT KILLED S o m e t i m e T u e s d a y evening, July 14, a frequent visitor to theGurskehome in Lilymoor was the victim of a hit and run driver. The large white cat had been a friend of Mitzi and Skip's Tiger, who had also been killed some time ago, and their other feline family member. Mitzi wanted the unknown owners to be aware of their pet's demise, and that she, with son Robert and neigh­ bor Russ Carlson, gave the white cat a proper burial. FAMILY REUNION The Mentzer family of Lilymoor had a delightful visit from Dottie's two children, Karen and Jim Cox, arriving July 2 from Stowell, Tex. This was 30- year-old Karen's first driving trip out of state, and she made it in 25 hours, which tied her grandfather's record time. Her, 14-year-old brother Jim, as co-pilot, directed the safe trip. Joanna and Heather en- Joyed playing with their older brother and sister. The whole family caught up on the latest news and relived fond memories. They went hiking, swimming, played tennis, and just plain horsed around during the ten day stay. \ The children didn't want Sissy Karen and brother Jimmy to leave, and neither did their mother. But work beckoned, so the vacation had to come to an end. Saying goodbye wasn't easy, but perhaps there will be another meeting next year, God willing. GOD BLESS Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Start Chapter Of Lions Club A new chapter of the Lions club has been formed at Wonder Lake. They already have 30 members and are off to a fine start. The purpose of the Lions club is to raise money for the sight and hearing impaired. As president, Frank Higgins, is planning a corn and brat day later this summer and candy sales for October. Any male from the area who has a desire to work for the good of the community may become a member. For any further information, contact Mr. Higgins. INDIANS WIN LEAGUE In a battle right to the end, the Indians took first place in the major division of the Wonder Lake Boys Baseball. The Indians beat the Tigers on July 14 in order to pull out in the lead. Those who will be receiving first place trophies at the Awards dinner are David Jackson, Mike DeCicco, John DeCicco, Gary Spranger, John Crawford, Matt Weber, Scott Norton, Frank Bushell, Bob Wagner, Troy Farkus, Tim Urquart, Rich Weigel, and Dan Hermes. Congratulations to the Indians and their manager, Frank Jackson. BRUSH IN WINS A super season with a 13-1 record, gave the Brush In team of Wonder Lake the 12-13-year-old McHenry league championship. Under the leadership of manager Chuck Sowers and coaches Rich Lermer and Ed Brucker, the team had a terrific season. Members of the Brush In team are Chuck Sowers, Mike Lermer, Chris Rini, Kevin Huff, J.R. Wright, Matt Piva, Sean Sun- derladge, Jim Brucker, Ross Ruzicka, Brian Nutter, Shawn Connelly, Ron Murray, and Dick Westra. SCHOOL REGISTRATION Harrison school has set Monday, Aug. 17, as registration and fee day. Registering will be held in the gym from 1 to 4 p.m. and from 5:30 to 8 p.m. If you are unable to register on that day, you may call the office between 8 a.m.-2 p.m. any weekday to make other arrangements. Physicals are required by the state of Illinois for students entering school for the first time, those entering kindergarten, and then ) again at the fifth grade level. The physicals must be completed before the first day of school, which will be Aug. 26. Registration for District 200 schools will be held Thursday, Aug. 20, with the first day of school being Monday, Aug. 31. SPECIAL DAYS Kids can make the most simple or natural thing into something very special. The Lunar Eclipse was one of those happenings in our neighborhood. The young ones kept running in and out informing us older folks just what was happening. At one point, Jeff Ciolino ran in all excited saying, "You know what it looks like now? A big cookie with a bite missing!" "Happy Birthday" to Mike Gunty on July 29. Maybe Mike will receive a sailor hat to go along with his new sailboat! July 29 is also a special event in our home. That's the day Chuck and I review our contracts and decide if we want to sign on for another year! COMMUNITY CALENDAR July 23 - Lions club meeting; 7:30 p.m. Wonder Lake Inn Aug. 3 - Senior Citizen meeting; 1 p.m. Christ the King Aug. 5 - Young At hearts* 10:30 a.m. Christ the King Aug. 6 - Woman's Club board meeting; 8 p.m. Aug. 13 - Wonder Lake Golf Open; Hunter's Country club Aug. 13 - Jaycees meeting; Dusty's; 8 p.m. Aug. 15 & 16 - Lion's club corn and brat days CONSUMER VCHECKLIST Garbage disposal Odor To get rid of rotten food odor in garbage disposals, sprinkle baking soda into the drain and flush with cold water for one or two minutes or, put a lemon rind through the disposal. swnp SHOP 2 TIL 3 PM Monday thru Friday 10 TIL 11 AM Saturday IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, TRADE OR GIVEAWAY BE LISTENING