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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 • PLAINDEALER HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER S, 1964 Neighborhood news • ;:pv ; Lakemoor/Lilymoor: New association president The monthly meeting of the Lilymoor Association was held at the McHenry Nunda Library Oct. 1, the first Monday of the month. Members present voted unanimously to approve the presidency of Jim Dahlquist. Jim will be assisted by vice- president Wayne Meyer, Treasurer Marion Vornkahl and secretary Linda Citak. Board members John Winkowski and Irene Thornton were also present at the meeting. Jim has been a resident of Lilymoor for over a year, and is looking forward to an interesting and challenging experience in his leadership role with the Lilymoor Association. Want to make sure your roads will be plowed this winter when the snow flies? The payment of dues to the association assures you of plowed roads after a four inch snowfall. Call treasurer Vornkahl at 385-7677 for in­ formation. DIAL-A-RIDE Ruth Carlin called to say how important the Dial-A-Ride service, provided by McHenry and Nunda Townships, was to her. Ruth has been a resident of Lakemoor for more than 20 years, and this is the first public transportation that has been offered to the residents of Lakemoor. She now makes appointments a day in advance, to ride to McHenry or Crystal Lake for doctor's visits. She' appreciates the service very , much and encourages others to use it. Call McHenry Township at 385-5671 and Nunda Township at 459-4008. Margaret Karas 385-4934 VISIT FLORIDA Driving a new camper, Peggy Gorski and sons Paul and Matthew took off on Sept. 16 for Florida. They spent five days camping at Fort Wilderness in t4 Disney World, which gave them access to Disney World and Epcot Center. Peggy says this is where to see that fantastic world, with the easiest access and least expense. They en­ joyed the Polynesian Revue, Matthew drove a speed boat in the lake, horses were ridden, Pluto was going to eat Matt, plus a visit to the Contemporary Hotel. Leaving Disney World, the Gorski's spent three nights in Fort DeSota. They were en­ thralled with the Bush Gardens, went to Sea World and saw killer whale Shamu, and swam in the salty Gulf water. Peggy, Paul and Matt returned to their home in • Lakemoor on the 28th, to be met by husband and father Al. It was a thoroughly enjoyable trip and Peggy didn't even mind driving all the way. Al and the family are looking forward to the next vacation, when he will also be included. HALLOWEEN "A decorate a pumpkin" contest will be held at the McHenry Nunda Library, sponsored by the Friends of the Library. There will be three prizes in three age groups, pre­ school through first grade, second through fourth, and fifth grade and up. Youngsters are asked to bring their decorated pumpkins (not cut out) to the library on Saturday, Oct.27, for judging at 10:30 a.m. For added fun, costumes are encouraged. SPECIAL DAYS Bobby Charsha, now very interested in sports at Parkland, Healthtrends, Ltd. HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCY We provide registered nurses and nurse's aides to assist you at home during your illness. Our Services are provided under the supervision of your physician. Reimbursed directly by Medicare at no cost to the patient 815/338-5050 Monday-Friday 8:30-5:00 Church rummage sale is scheduled added a young year on Sept. 28. The last day of September was celebrated as a birthdate by Bridget Heald, Danny Withrow and Larry Wright. Sundae Morrison, youngest daughter of acting Lakemoor Village president Pat and her husband Norman, celebrated her day on Oct. 1. Died re Kent of Lilymoor recognized the me day as her birthday, rry Ward of Lakemoor and seven year old Allison Elizabeth Hueckstaedt celebrated on Oct. 2. Scott Meyer of Lilymoor had his day on the fourth. Oct. 5 marks the birthdate of Joseph Yerkes, one of our volunteer firemen, and Vickie Mayo. Louise Epperson and Jeremy Brizzi share Oct. 8. Robert Michael Glus of Lakemoor, interested in Dungeons and Dragons, will be in his second teen year on Oct. 9. Bob wanted to enter the "Write a Story" contest sponsored by the Friends of the McHenry Nunda Library, but is too old! Others sharing the Oct. 9 bir­ thdate are Mike Odarczenko and little Becca Linnemann of Parkside. ANNIVERSARIES Belated wishes for a happy anniversary go to Jim and Dottie Mentzer of Lilymoor, who recognized their wedding date on Sept. 29. Joe and Toni Yerkes add another year on Oct. 5. Former Lilymoorites Alma and Bud Hueckstadedt will enjoy their official date of together­ ness in Chino Valley, AZ. on the 6th. Louise Epperson celebrates not only her birthday on Oct. 8, but also her wedding day to Chuck. BIRTHPLACE VISIT Anne DeCicco and her husband Ben returned to the Island of Newfoundland where Anne was born for a month's visit. Anne's sister and brother and their families still live in this newest of Canadian Provinces, so it was a happy time of remembering for all. The DeCicco's stayed with Anne's brother, whose home had been her home when Ben came to Newfoundland in 1943, as a member of the armed forces. The DeCicco's were married in Newfoundland in 1943, and this was their third return trip. Mouth watering fresh caught cod were eaten, cod tongues with the texture and flavor of scallops were enjoyed, plus fresh caught lobsters. Anne took a picture of Ben with a cod that had just been brought in, showing all of the cod and the bottom half of Ben! The names of the towns are a constant source of enjoyment. There is Heart's Content, Heart's Delight, Fortune, Witless Day, and Butterpot Park. Ben and Anne were ready to remain in that picturesque country of hills, trees and waters. But back to the days of retirement in Lakemoor with the enchanting island of Newfoundland attached to their heartstrings forever. COMING EVENTS Oct. 4 to 13- Arts Week at the McHenry Nunda Library. Oct. 6 - Yom Kippur. Oct. 8- Columbus Day. A holiday, but your library is open from 2 to 8 p.m. SYMPATHY Sympathy is extended to Richard Frazer of Lakemoor on the death of Jiis mother Ethel, on Sept. 26. Mrs. Frazer had been ill for several years. She was taken to the Northern Illinois Medical Center by Rescue Squad on Wednesday, and died in the hospital the same day. She is now at peace with no more Pain. GOD BLESS The Ringwood Church Semi- Annual Rummage Sale will be on Friday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 20, 9 Katy Christopher 385-8037 Doris Low 653-9262 a.m. to noon. Someone else's "junk" may be just that treasure you are looking for. Besides there are always some good bargains at rummage sales. It's also a fun thing to do to be able to shop so inex­ pensively. There will be coffee and all those homemade goodies that the ladies bake to go with your coffee on Friday. CHEESE AND SAUSAGE The Junior High Wildcats Booster Club fund-raising cheese and sausage sale will take place the week of Oct. 18 to 26. If in need of cheese and sausage at this time do order some from the Wildcat Boosters. Goods will be delivered Nov. 17. ST. JOHN'S St. John's Home and School Association are having their first annual Arts and Crafts show on Saturday, Oct. 6 at the St. John's School. Time will be 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. There are to be all sorts of crafts, hand made dolls, doll clothes for that everloving Cabbage Patch doll, stuffed^, animals, baby blankets, home made candies, puppets, Christmas items. Many, many things to choose from to start that Christmas shopping early. CONGRATULATIONS "Happy Birthday" to Jeanne Hillier and Katie Hiunker on Oct. 11 and to Charles Tonyan, Tony Weiser, Mary Beth (Hopp) Barvey on Oct. 12. Oct. 13 is that special day for Mary Huinker and Craigv* Ackerman and John Schilling t* will celebrate their special day '< on Oct. 14. Randy Sonnemaker and Terry Freeburg will add;*: another candle to their cakes on Oct. 15 with Margo Andreas? doing the same on Oct. 16. Oct. 17 is that special day for Juanita Ackerman and Bob Klapperick. We wish all of you wonderful people a very happy day and,, many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to" Roger and Bonnie (Bruce) Petska on Oct. 12. We wish you many more years of wedded bliss. V m m RY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS •WOODSTOCK, IL| FRI., SAT., SUN., Oc ctober 5,6,7 i I mm * mm 3 BIG DAYS OF FUN! ADMISSIONS: $3 FR.-SUN CHILDREN UNDER 7 FREE. SENIORS SI SUN. SSSAT TASTE OF McHENRY COUNTY! Delicious foods prepared by 25 local Restaurants and organizations FRIDAY, OCT. 5 • 5-6 PM Piggies • 6-7 PM Monica Gallagher • 7-8 PM 40-Man Chorus • 0-9 PM Maureen Saratella • 9-10 PM Barry Sims • 10-11 PM Brayton Nelson SUNDAY, OCT. 7 • 12-1 PM Cary Music Mixers • 1-2 PM Freelander & Hall • 2-2:30 PM Funnybones The Clown • 2-4 PM Polka Band & Contest • 5-6 PM Cary-Grove Swing Choir • 6-7 PM Flyte SATURDAY, OCT. 6 BREAK DANCE CONTEST! • 12-1 PM Accordian players 3 categories . 1-2 PM Chilly Willy AGES 4-8; 9-12; 14 and over. • 4-5 PM Captain Calhoun from 2 to 4 PM SATURDAY NIGHT THE BUCKINGHAMS IN CONCERT 8 PM RARE EARTH IN CONCERT 6 PM CRAFT FAIR! LIVE RADIO COVERAGE! 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