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PAGE >2 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15t 1982 MCCULLOM LAKE Dawn Miller 385-4901 Ladies Of Lake Welcome Guest Fifteen ladies were present for the Sept. 9 meeting and special guest, Nancy Crockett from Spokane, Wash., was present She is Harriet Mc- Namara's granddaughter. Annie Lehnert was also present at this meeting, after a long absence. Irene Johnson told the ladies..of her and her husband Harry's one-week trip to Wisconsin, where they saw seven deer and a coyote. President Barb Reiter announced her appreciation to Bee brown and Marge Stacknick for their extra work in the club. Refreshments for this meeting were brought by Ann Shermach and Dorothy Kief. The next meeting will be Oct. 14 and donuts and cider will be served. Don't forget to wear > your Halloween costumes ladies. Booooo! SURPRISE On Wednesday, Sept. 8, at noon, Val Klapperich dressed in her paint clothes walked into her surprise birth­ day party in the Gleeson home. After Val caught her breath, homemade apple slices and herbal tea were served. The guests included Elaine Gleeson, Lynn Kloeckner and daughter Stephanie, Dawn Miller and Val's daughters Rachel and Sarah. Val received a straw flower arrangement in a beautiful vase along with some very funny birthday cards. A good time was had by all and Val is wished a healthy and prosperous birthday all year long, BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Tim Klapperich, sharing Sept. 15 with Ronny Yates; Judy Pendleton celebrates Sept. 19 and Diane Michels opens her cards on Sept. 20. We wish you all many happy days ahead. ANNIVERSARIES We have one special anniversary couple for this week. John and Chris Lawson celebrate 13 years together on Sept. 20. May all your dreams for the future come true. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 21, Tuesday, Conservation club meeting at 8 p.m. at McCullom Lake Beach House. All residents are welcome and encouraged to attend these informative meetings. AUGUST CITATIONS Mitchell A. Piech, Hebron, speed 52 in 40 zone. Curt R. Gohl, Wonder Lake, speed 52 in 40 zone. Laura J. May, McHenry, speed 48 in 40 zone. Douglas R. Raupp, Harvard, speed 56 in 40 zone. Kerry N. Schultz, Wonder Lake, speed 33 in 20 zone. Lawrence R. Jeffrey, McHenry, disobey stop sign. Kathleen Pirle, Spring Grove, park where prohibited. Althea B. Nazarenus, Calico Rock, Ark., speed 51 in 40 zone. Margaret M. Loewe, McCullom Lk., speed 31 in 20 zone. Boyd J. Gillan, Round Lk. Beach, speed 50 in 40 zone. Charlene A. Kraus, McHenry, speed 31 in 20 zone. Guy John Smith, Round Lk. Beach, speed 50 in 40 zone. Bruce E. Wisner, Wheaton, speed 72 in 40 zone. Albert w. Wheatley, Schaumburg, speed 33 in 20 zone. Dennis Sundberg, McCullom Lk., maintain un-licensed vehicle. Douglas P. Crawford, Crystal Lk., reckless driving. Andrew M. Proctor, Crystal Lk., speed 52 in 40 zone. Doris IV Leedley, Rolling Meadows, speed 50 in 40 zone. Pamela Manella, McCullom Lk., maintain an un-licensed and inoperative veiicle. Richard C. Jstromberg, Ingleside, speed 50 in 40 zone. Merry C. Zimmer, Antioch,-speed 54 in 40 zone. ^nthony A. Anzalone, Lake Zurich, speed 50 in 40 zone. Leon J. Sienkowski, McHenry, speed 28 in 20 zone. Khamphouvy Chantavong, Oak Park, park at beach w-o pass. Rita A. Baker, Wonder Lk., speed 52 in 40 zone. LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR AREA Margaret Karos 385-4934 Pioneer Demonstrations For Palmer House Restoration Pioneer folk demonstrations ,and craft exhibits are part of the day's activities scheduled for "A Day In The country", sponsored by the Col. Palmer House Restoration com­ mittee. The event will take place Sunday, Sept. 19, from noon to 5 p.m. on the grounds of Col. Palmer House, located at Rt. 176 and Terra Cotta road. Tours of the House will be featured. Pioneer demonstrations include Loom Weaving, Candle Dipping, Caning, Tole Painting, Black- smi th ing , Sh ips - in -bo t t l e s , American Rug Hooking, Hand-Carved Signs, Carousel Wood Working, Tomahawk Throwing and Animal Pelts, Duck Decoys, Corn Husk Dolls, Apple-head Dolls, Basket Weaving, and Apple Press. A Watermelon Seed Spitting Con­ t e s t , "Fa rmer ' s Marke t " , and "Henrietta Palmer's Country Cup­ board" will be open for the public. Refreshments and live entertainment wi l l be pa r t o f t h i s day o f f ami ly fun for all ages. Profits from this festival will be used for the continued restoration of this pre-Civil War home. For more information call 459-1008 or 455-2717. Admission is free. It is estimated that most automobile trips in the United States are under five miles. The first'local union was organized in the U.S. by Philadelphia shoemakers in 1792. 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Sometime between 8 p.m. Thur­ sday, Sept. 2 and 2 p.m. Friday the third, some one wqth an extra can of grey oil paint, vdfi^Jed to throw it at both the north aruTsouth side murals, destroying the artistry of the scouts. The reason for this destruction is beyond comprehension. Something of beauty and value is done, and a stupid, ignorant person haVto ruin it. To add insult to injury, additional pink paint was thrown on the mural sometime during the Labor Day weekend. Librarian Margaret Karas has Visions of the person or persons who did this falling into a large bucket of grey oil paint. She would even be willing to add some feathers. Several youngsters, including Charlie Hibbs and Joe Gonzalez, want to help in the restoration. Other members of the community expressed their dismay and disbelief. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM TO START Lakemoor residents are asked to attend a meeting Tuesday, Sept. 21, at the Lakemoor Municipal building at 7:30 p.m. Thomas Dvorak, Lakemoor's Police Chief, will explain a "Neighborhood Watch" program; how a^ community can help itself to prevent vandalism, theft and more serious crimes. Learn how each one of us can help our neighbors and protect ourselves by becoming a part in this program. Chief Dvorak will implemen' the plan to make our community the safe place it should be, but your help is needed. CELEBRATIONS Residents of Lilymoor start this week's birthday list. Fred Thornton has his day the 16th of September. Sherrill Weber and Wayne Meyer share the 17th. Then Lakemoor takes over with Mark Betancourt's birthday Sept. 18. Harold Nixon, Jr. and Brian McCoy's ninth birthday both fall on Sept. 19. Judy Bird of Lily Lake Park will be receiving happy birthday wishes from husband Terry and daughter Wendy on the 20th. Anniversary wishes go to James and Margaret Chambers of Fritzsche Estates, whose special date is Sept. 15. MOTHER IS 102 Mrs. Louise Franz, mother of Myldred Rowe of Lakemoor, has reached an age not many of us will see. On Sept. 19, she will mark her one-hundred and second birthday. Louise is now a resident of Royal Terrace in McHenry, and even though she needs some assistance, she enjoys the visits of her daughter and friends. Myldred is planning a small party for, her mother with birthday cake, (with 102 candles?) and refreshments in honor of this event. We wish the Lord's richest blessings for Mrs. Franz and for her dear daughter, who is nearing her eighth decade. VOTER REGISTRATION deputy Registrar Diedre Kent of Lilymoor reminds residents to register in order to be able to vote in the November election. Call 344-1909 to make an appointment. Diedre can register any area residents, not only those from Lilymoor. Oct. 5 is the last day for registration. Call Diedre or Pat Morrison of Lakemoor at 385-8787 to register. Right now. GET WELLS The Delp family of Lakemoor has been having health problems. Father Guy suffered a broken rib and other complications have set in. Victoria and children Heidi and Grant have also had to have doctor's attentions. Also in Lakemoor, Julia Kraus has been having additional problems with her eye and Helen Para is recuperating from a fall. Ruth Carlin has a respiratory problem, and would appreciate some cards. In Lily Lake Park, Jackie Stromley, Anna Odom and Bruno Karas are all in need of healing. . COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 16, 17, 18 - Spritual renewal weekend at. Faith Presbyterian church. Call 385-5388 for time and program. All welcome. Sept. 23 -• Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. Sept. 23 - First day of autumn. Where was summer? Oct. 4 - Lilymoor association meeting. 7:30 p.m., 1008 N. Dale. Oct. 5 - Last day for voter registration. Call 385-8707 or 344-1909. 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