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SECTION 2 - PAGE S • PLAINDEALER HER ALP, FR1P A V. DECEMBI Neighborhood news # mmmm Lakemoor/Lilymoor: Jaycees sell Christmas trees for winter fun The hours when members of the Lakemoor J.C.'s will be on hand to sell Christmas trees at the Lakemoor Village Hall parking lot are: week nights, from 5 to 9; and Saturday and Sunday, from 10 to 6 p.m., per Donna Schaefer. Bill Garbacz, one of the J.C.'s, reminds us that there is free delivery in Lakemoor and that hard candy will also be sold. The money made will go towards a winter carnival to be sponsored by the J.C.'s, which will give us all something to look forward to in the cold winter days ahead. EVIDENCE OF TRAPS Diedre Kent of Lilymoor called to say that her cat, Again this year, as in the past, members of the congregation of the Ringwood United Methodist Church are asked to remember the folks at Pioneer center, by bringing mittens and hanging them on the Christmas tree in the church. They will be taken to the center to help the residents keep their fingers warm with our love of giving. Please add a ir of mittens to your shopping Katy Christopher 385-8037 Doris Low 653-9262 SCHOOL PROJECT The spirit of Christmas in­ volves sharing and giving. During the holiday season the Junior American Citizens at Ringwood School will be sharing by donating to the restoration fund for the Statue of Liberty, rather than exchanging gifts or having a grab bag at their Christmas party, Friday, Dec. 21. On Dec. 5, the school prin­ cipal, Kim Perkins, presented an all school assembly which started the campaign. He ex­ plained the origin of the great lady, her location and the damage that has occurred over the years. All Americans are aiding in this beautification project. So that the children could grasp the size of this monument, lines of tape were placed on the hallway floor marking, the 42- foot extended arm, the 21-foot torch and 8-foot finger. Large replicas of the lady's eye, mouth, nose and fingernail were displayed. Each J AC member was given a post card of the statue, an informational activity packet of excercises pertaining to the restoration and a Lady Liberty eraser. This is the second year that the school has aided the renovation project. During the 1983 holiday season, the children were able to send $207. Lee Iacocca, national restoration chairman, acknowledged their gift with an official certificate which is on display in the school office. If anyone in the community wishes to join the Junior American Citizens with their Christmas gift, donations may be left at the Ringwood School Learning Center. BIRTHDAYS A birthday gathering was held Sunday, Dec. 9, at the home of Patti Miller for four members of the Low clan who celebrate their birthdays in December. They are Pam (Low) Kehoe and Scott Miller, Dec. 8; Dan Kehoe, Dec. 19; and Lee Miller, Dec. 26. Those who enjoyed the delicious dinner that Patti prepared and helped the celebraties enjoy their cake and A A A A A A A CUT YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS TREE in our beautiful COLORADO SPRUCE AND DOUGLAS FIR FIELDS Thickly Branched Excellent Shapes CHARLES KLEHM & SON NURSERY Route 47 A Wire Rd. 2 miles north of Rt. 120 (Just north of McHenry County Courthouse) Open 7 days 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 312-551-3720 missing for a day, returned home with a badly swollen leg and paw, with marks showing it had been caught in a trap. Evidently it had been released, for which the Kents are thank­ ful. Margaret Karas 385-4934 A Lakemoor resident found evidence of traps on her lakeside property, which is of great concern because of their pet dog. There must be a way to stop this method of catching wild animals, as too many tame pets are being hurt. * LAKEMOOR NEWS Ed Godt has taken out a petition for the office of trustee. As yet, no one has asked for the village clerk's position, for which petitions are available, as they are for other village offices. Tlie village hall will be closed all day Monday, Dec. 24 and Monday, Dec. 31. Vehicle stickers are ready for purchase at the village clerk's office. The deadline is Jan. 31, je by depositing it on roadsides or other people's \ property, was again brought to mind by Krista Rogman. Krista often takes walks in her neigh­ borhood, and is usually armed with a liarge plastic bag which she fills up with other people's refuse. Living in an area that is not used by many people, she is still amazed and angered by the amount of debris left by those who also enjoy the stillness and beauty of the surrounding nature. when a penalty will be added to There are containers at gas the cost. stations, parks and cities. Plus, GARBAGE AGAIN what is so difficult about The Great American ethnic disposing of cans, bottles and quality of getting rid of one's take-out containers in one's own I Remember, bring mittens ice cream, were Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox of Woodstock, Bob and Sue Low of McHenry, Tom, Sherry and Nicholas Low of Johnsburg, Ray and Cindy Low of Wonder Lake, Pam and Dan Kehoe and Robin and Katie of Elkhorn, Wis., Sue and A1 Jette and Marcy, Joe, and Edie Erwin of McHenry and, of course, Walt and Doris Low; a group of 24 in attendance. CONGRATULATIONS "Happy Birthday"to Flora Carr on Dec. 21; and to Ed Betts and Allen VanEvery, Dec. 22. Dick Zell, old neighbor, will celebrate Dec. 23; with Patty Jones doing the same Dec. 24. The day after Christmas will be a busy one with Lee Miller, Helen Barker, John Mough, Gary Rienwall, Tracy Naber, Gina Fisconti and Darcy Beaman all adding another candle to their cakes. We wish all of you wonderful people a very happy day and many more to come. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Dec. 16 --Worship service-9 a.m. Ringwood church * Junior church-9:15 a.m.~ Ringwood church. Dec. 16 --Open House at the Parsonage in Greenwood-3 to 6 p.m. Dec. 20 --Choir pratice-7 p.m. Ringwood church. FAITH makes things possible; HOPE makes all things bright; LOVE makes all things easy. GOD BLESS garbage disposal? Wouldn't it be uplifting to see no cans, no bottles, no plastics, no refuse - just beauty? Let's try! PARKLAND HONORS Grant Delp of Lakemoor, made the eighth-grade honor role at Parkland. Seventh graders from our area include Ron Bonesz, Brian Blake, Juan Carrion, Shawna Marshall, Heather O'Neill and Ron Robinette. All but one of these youngsters use materials from the McHenry Nunda Library. Is there a correlation between reading and good scholarship? There were no sixth graders from our area listed on the honor roll. Is there a message there for parents of our primary school children? Reading opens the door to knowledge. Resources are available. Use them. CELEBRATIONS Birthday wishes go to Renee Johnson and Lorry Deeke, Dec. 13. Lorry is the lady supplying the know-how and materials for making ornaments at the library, Monday Dec. 17, at 4 p.m. Two Lakemoor residents celebrate the date of their birth Dec. 14; Josh Ornberg starts his teen years and Andreas Kowl nears three score. Perhaps next year Andy will be wished happiness in his and Alyce's other place in Indiana. Alfred Dember and Norm Croswell, Sr., celebrate bir­ thdays Dec. 15. Alfred M. Dember's is the 17th. Leonard Ray Narcaroti, Ralph and Kathy's oldest, will be four years old on the 19th. Lenny enjoyed listening to stories read by Jackie Grom at the library on Friday mornings. Happy Anniversary wishes to Peggy and A1 Gorski, who have existed in the state of matrimony for 21 years on Dec. 14. COMING EVENTS Dec. 15 -Christmas gathering for youngsters at the McHenry Nunda Library at 11 a.m. Dec. 17 -Ornament decorating for grade school children at 4 p.m. at the library. Dec. 19 --Hanukkah celebration. Dec. 21 -Shortest day of the year with the coming of winter. GOOD NEIGHBOR Sam Sances called saying he had a donation for the needy families for Christmas, so his money will be added to the gifts of others to make Christmas a blessed time even for those who have little. Donations of food, money, toys are still being accepted at the Lakemoor Village Hall, and will be turned over to FISH for distribution. GOD BLESS AFTER 50 YEARS, OUR GIFTS ARE FINALLY AN OVERNIGHT SUCCESS. OVERNIGHT DELIVERY GUARANTEED • NO EXTRA CHARGE Tell us when you want your Harry and David gifts delivered and we'll get 'em there -- even overnight. Take advantage of our new Chicagoland distribution center for your holiday shopping. Just specify the date you want delivery (any date through December 24, except weekends). Then callus TOLL-FREE, any day, before noon Central Time, and we'll guarantee next-day delivery of your gifts on any weekday, up to and including December 24, tb any address within the map area shown here -- at no extra charge. (VISA and MASTERCARD orders only, please.) CALL FREE 800-547-8456 EAU I'LAIRK 1RKKN BAY • WISCONSIN MADISON • MILWAUKKK hatt lk TRKKK • DUBUQUE A„. m • ROCKfOtD m\\ 7/M IOWA 1 .^/MICHIG I rill. A,inA\V-gy# ""v DAVENPORT« INDIANA KT W A V N K • ILLINOIS PEORIA SPRINIiKIEI.D « ROYAL RIVIERA' PEARS America's rarest and finest fruit. Beautifully gift packaged, sent with your greetings. Impressive.. .exclusive.. .delicious! QUI No. 1 10 to 14 pears. Our best-seller since 1934. (net wt. 6-3/4 pounds). .. *15®® delivered Gift No. 3 20 to 25 smaller pears in a bigger box. (net wt. 9 pounds). . . •17®' delivered Gift No. 5 8 or 9 HUGE pears, the cri (net wt. 7-3/4 pounds). . . ROYAL GIFT BASKETS • Handwoven keepsake baskets with hand-tied satin bows, real Oregon pine cones and fragrant fir boughs -- packed to overflowing with our famous fruit, nuts, pre­ serves, cheese, candy and goodies of every description. Gift No. 12 (net wt. 5 pounds)... «29®« delivered Gift No. 0 (net wt. 8-3/4 pounds).. . «39»« delivered GHt No. 7 (net wt. 12 pounds)... s5495 delivered Gift No. 8 (net wt. 15-3/4 pounds) . »76»5 delivered m of the crop delivered « TOWER OF TREATS Royal Riviera Pears, Crisp Moun­ tain Apples, gourmet chocolates hickory smoked almonds and French plums FIVE distinc­ tively different surprises in one quintessential gift. (net wt. 4 pounds) Gift No. 50 ... *24®® delivered 4 WILD 'N RARE" PRESERVES The finest sun-ripened Pacific Northwest fruits and berries, quick-cooked in small batches so none of their fabulous flavor gets loose. In hapdy reclosable tins. Four 8-ounee tins: Strawberry. Blackberry, Bing Cherry, Oregold* Peach Qm No> 35s... '12®® delivered Five 12-ounce tins: Strawberry, Red Raspberry, Oregold* Peach. Blackberry, Wild Plum. Gift No. 352... *14®® delivered Tabletop CHRISTMAS SPRUCE• This fragrant 4-year-old Dwarf Alberta Spruce stands 15 to 20 inches tall -- completely deco­ rated with 20 little gifts: German chocolate bells and tiny peppermint canes May be replanted outdoors come spring. Gift NOi012 95 delivered « FRUIT CAKE CONFECTION No rum, no rinds, no yucky green things Just prime fruit and crisp nuts with a bit of batter to hold it all together for easy slicing Arrives in a glossy red gift box. embossed in gold GIN No. 333 (net wt 1 -1/2 pounds) *14®® delivered Gift No. 335 (net wT2pounds) delivered PEARSNAPPLES• A half-and-half gift box of our fabulous Royal Riviera Pears and Crisp Mountain Apples (net wt. 8 pounds) Gift No. 25.. .*19®® delivered TRIPLE « TREAT Picture-perfect fruit that's just not available In stores! Royal Riviera Pears. Crisp Mountain Apples and Royal Oranges, (net wt 13 pounds) GIN No. 58... *26*® delivered The Original, One-and-Only JtuitoJthtvMonth Club The Gift That Keeps on Giving Chrlatmaa January Royal Riviera* Pears Crisp Mountain Apples Royal Oranges Fabruary March April Royal Grapefruit Hawaiian Pineapples Mav Wild n Rare* Preserves Juna Gala Apples Giant Kiwi Berries Auguat Exotic Nectarines Saptambar Oregold* Peaches Octobar Alphonse LaVaile" Grapes Novambar Royal Beurre* osc Pears Month after month of marvelous fruit -- the finest in the world -- guaranteed to arrive fresh and perfect. Clubs start at Christmas with our Royal Riviera Pears and continue with the delicacies shown -- all announced by a gold-embossed certificate inscribed with your name and personal greetings. HOW TO ORDER First, gather all the information you need to complete your order -- including the names, addresses and zip codes of your recipients, and your own VISA or MASTERCARD information. Then, call us at 800-547-8456. Our office is open every day between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., Central Time, except Christmas Day. T 1964 H§rry §n<j Dav"1 3-BOX CLUB (Christmas, Jan. and Feb.) Gift No. 111.. . *39®$ delivered 5-BOX CLUB (Christmas, Jan., Feb., May and Sept.) Gift No. 141 ... *64®5 delivered 8-BOX CLUB (Christmas, Jan., Feb., May, Aug., Sept., Oct. and Nov.) Gift No. 151... MOS®*delivered 12-BOX CLUB (All 12 delicacies shown!) Gift No. 201... *161®* delivered OUR GUARANTEE You and those who receive your g i f ts must be p leased and sat is f ied or we' l l send a replacement g i f t , i f avai lable, or refund your purchase pr ice whichever you prefer I f the g i f ts you order don' t arr ive on the weekday you speci fy -- inc luding next- day del ivery, prov id ing v^e receive your s order before noon -- you owe us noth ing We' l l credi t your VISA or MASffcRCARD for the fu l l amount of the g i f t that s la te Dept 67 Medford, Oroqor 97501