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P««c 6«PLA1NDEALER-HER ALP, FRIDAYJVIARCH 1,1985 Neighborhood news Lakemoor/Lilymoor: Volunteer firemen teach Brownies fire safety M • • Mb fe ATE. • . . • V a M • 1 I 1 . J 1 A *_ _ LL A. _ 1M M T (UMAINI • J A _ _ .1.1 11 AAVMAFL F A MINH Gary Lazar and Bob Dawdy, of Fire Station 3, took an hour off their busy schedules to present a ~~--ram to 27 Brownies from 413 at Hilltop School, Feb. 25. The volunteer firemen showed the film "Sparky and provided additional fire information and pam- phlete, and then answered auestions. The first through third grade girls were very attentive throughout the program and they and attending irents were appreciative of and Gary's presentation. Margaret Karas 385-4934 Brownie leaders Dottie Mentzer, Barbara Cook and Louise Simon had planned for the program and provided refreshments served afterward. They too appreciated the foremen's coming to Hilltop, instead of having to transport 27 (a gaggle of giggling girls?) Brownies to the fire station on Route 120 and Lily Lake Road. DOG DANGER ; Saturday, Feb. 9, Jeannette NJessman and her husband were (giving north on Lily Lake Road when a young black and silver shepherd darted from behind a snow bank. Unable to stop the car, the dog was hit and killed, causing deep pain and sadness. The dog was removed by a deputy sheriff who witnessed the' accident from the fire station. An almost repeat situation developed Monday, Feb. 25, when the Messmans were again driving down Lily Lake Road, and two poodles darted across the street. Fortunately, these were not hit, but the fear of another accident is constantly with the Messmans. To insure the safety of pets, dog owners are asked to keep them fenced or restrained. Knowing from personal loss, the pain that is felt when a dog is Killed, please protect your dogs from being hit by vehicles. The only way to do this is to keep them off the roads. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY The Friends of the MN Library hosted an informational tea at the library on Route 120 and Lily Lake Road Saturday, Feb. 23. Hostesses Lorry Deeke, Vickie Delp, Louise Hipwell, Jackie Grom and Mary Stangl chatted with visitors and ex­ plained what MN Friends do. The Summer Reading program, Christmas party and Short Story Writing contest, were some of last year's activities. Plans for National Library Week, in­ cluding a vegetable gardening presentation and a children's puppet show are being for­ mulated, plus the book sale to be held in the spring. Nine new members joined the MN Friends. You are always welcome, too. The next meeting is at 7 p.m. Monday, March 4, at the McHenry Nunda Library. Call 385-6303 for information. HONOR STUDENTS Darlene Van Cleave and her sister Billie Jean are among our areas youngsters on Parkland's honor roll. Also listed are Brian Blake, Ron Bonesz, Juan Carrion, Heather O'Neil and Rob Robinette. Congratulations, and continue with your good learning ex­ periences. SYMPATHY Edwin John Oehlerking, who had lived in Lakemoor nine years, died in his home Feb. 20. Sympathy is extended to his son Charles, also of Lakemoor, and friends. BIRTHDAYS Angelique Betancourt is the first to be wished birthday joy, as her day is March 1. Little Sherida Dawdy will be eating her birthday cake the 2nd of March. Multi-talented Louise Hipwell will be receiving "Happy Birthday" wishes on the 2nd, also. The cold weather has kept her somewhat housebound, but she managed to walk to the library, even on windy days. A doll of the CP variety that Louise made, is on display at the of of R ingwood: Another program offered ; An additional program offered through our nearby McHenry County Conservation District Glacial Park, will be an open h{>use at Coral Woods in Marengo. The outing will be Conducted by district staff and volunteers, and will feature a demonstration of making maple syrup, on March 2, 3, 9, and 10 fcjom 10 a.m activities. This past weekend, a tour of the McHenry rescue squad and led I by asst. fray m to 3 p.m. stop in and join Anyone the fun Katy Christopher j! 385-8037, •i Doris Low j; 653-9262 ; Dress appropriately for the Heather, and plan to walk about Amilei There will be sap tasting and synip tasting from sap. For more information or directions and parking instructions, feel free to call Glacial Park, 338- 1405. , 'The February Busy Three 4-H meeting was canceled due to bad weather, but it seems the Activities went on. The auction was a huge success for the Refreshment booth. The monies Mil be used for future club ienry fire department was chief, Phillip Gust. The next meeting will be held at Tina Malo's house March 11, at 7:30 p.m. FOOD CO-OP The Sunnyside of Health food co-op will be held March 11, at Nancy Daurio's house, at 7:30 p.m. "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" Wishes go to Duane Andreas on March 2; March 3 holds a happy birthday for Sherry Paulson and Gail Miller; A1 Null has a birthday March 5; and Betsy Gay has wishes for March McHENRY MOOSE LODGE WILL RESUME THEIR FISH FRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1st FROM 6 PM-9PM McHENRY MOOSE LODGE 691 3535 N.RICH MONDRD. McHENRY 385-9770 M E M B E R S & G U E S T S Brand New 1985 Model SUPER NEW IOWPRICE! Other • Remote • Programmable • Electronic Tuning 12 FREE Movie Rentals with Purchase JVC PROFESSIONAL DELUXE 4-HEAD VIDIO RECORDER VHS STEREO/WIRELESS SPECIAL! 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Junior Girl Scout leaders and Brownie leaders are needed, as there will not be a Junior Scout troop this fall unless adults volunteer to devote several hours one evening a week to oversee the scouting programs. All that is required is the desire to help, and then the commitment to follow through. A training session is provided, and every troop has two leaders. Troop organizer Dottie Mentzer finds scouting a very rewarding experience. In her three years of leadership, watching the girls grow and develop, and knowing mat scouting gives them a direction with things to do, friendships and caring for others, has more than paid for the time and effort given. Call 385-0486 and be a do-er, not a nay-sayer. CELEBRATIONS Memories of 51 years of being married to each other, will crowd in on Helen (Chris) and Bob Donovan, March 1. Their first days as Mr. and Mrs. were spent in a "dance marathon;" that form of public endurance and torture popular during depression time, when the chance of winning money as a prize kept the contestants moving for days. Who would have imagined that 51 years later, Chris and Bob would be living in retirement in Lakemoor? Wishes , for more years, good health and con­ tentment go to them. Jackie (Marlene) and Carl Stromley will be celebrating the anniversary of their wedding vows the 2nd of March. Though they are now grandparents of three boys, looking at their wedding pictures with Jackie's dark beauty and Carl's mischievious grin, makes the years disappear. BROKEN RIBS Having three broken ribs is no laughing matter, as Rick Marshall of Lakemoor can at­ test to. However, if one is skating, and one's skate catches on a rough spot, and one falls over one's arm extended for protection but which projects into one's rib cage ana causes the break, quite a mental image comes to mind. Since the accident in late January, Rick has fallen off a ladder while removing ice from the roof, missed a backward step as he was clearing snow off the sidewalk, and several other painful reminders of healing ribs. Sympathy and en­ couragement are given to him by wife Judy, children Shawna and Troy. CHRISTMAS IN FEB. Christmas Day is the usual time for Krista and Ken Rogman to exchange gifts and share with her family. Christ­ mas Day, however, found Krista working in ICU at NIMC. New Years Day was planned on, but then there was the Snow; remember? The npxt Sunday was very cold, and so on lihtil the 17th of Feb. when Krista and Ken, with little Erin, finally had their family Christmas. Krista received two wooden prince and princess dolls made in India, from her brother, who spends about six months every year in that country. The dolls are on display at the McHenry Nunda Library, with a hand embroidered wall hanging using little circles of mirrors, san­ dalwood elephants, a Kami si Indian outfit that Krista had tailor made. !T1 Obituaries Maria Hyatt- Maria Hyatt, 89, of Lakemoor, McHenry, died Wednesday, Feb. 27,1985, in Northern Illinois Medical Center, McHenry. She was born in Chicago Jan. 8,1896, the daughter of Theodore and Mary (Kohmann) Fuerst. Mrs. Hyatt had been a sum­ mer resident of the area from 1932 until 1945 when she moved here permanently. She was a charter member of the Lily Lake Ladies League and one of the founders of the Village of Lakemoor. Surviving are three sons, Clifford of Aurora, Willard of Denver, Colo, and Richard of Lakemoor; a daughter, Mrs. Vernon (Gertrude) Freund of McHenry; 14 grandchildren; 27 Stephen M. Major -- Page 7 • PLAIN DEALER-HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1,19B5 Recycling will help students earn money for class trip 6. "Happy Birthday" to Clayton Bruce, March 7. Robert Low, Harley Flynn, and Steve Knight have their special day March 8. CALENDAR March 2-3~Maple syrup open house--Coral Woods Marengo-- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday worship-Ringwood-9 a.m. Sunday church school-- Ringwood--9:30 a.m. Wed. Choir practice- Ringwood,-7 p.m. March 11-4-H meeting-Tina Malo's house's--7:30 p.m. March ll--Fooa Co-op Meeting-Nancy Daurio's house- -7:30 p.m. March 22-23-Ringwood Rummage Sale--Ringwood Church. BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! FREE COFFEE TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS EVERY DAY IN MARCH , HOME-BAKED SPECIALS -! BAKERS DOZEN EVERY SUNDA Y TUESDAY MARCH 5 THRU SUNDAY MARCH 10 BROWNIES ONLY 32< REG. 42C TUESDAY MARCH 12 THRU SUNDAY MARCH 77 LARGE 7/)t RYEBREAD ONLY 7%/ •CLIP AMD SAVE WENOWHAVE IRISH SODA BREAD! 1UJ FOR DELICIOUS TRADITIONAL OR CUSTOM-MADE WEDDING CALL RIVER SIDE BAKE SHOP (818)3884)044 Ready for fair Information Booth Chairman Ann Zeller, and Miss McHenry County, Heide Bender, prepare to greet guests at Trade Fair, March 1 to 3 at Parkland School. '85 Fiesta Days schedule to be presented to council 82 CHRYSLER CORDOBA Loaded With Connthiim Charm $4995 82 VW RABBIT Diesel AM/FM Cassette *5995 10 PICKUP factory CHEVY ASTRO VAN Plus taxes, title, licence & destination Sue Low, co-chairman of the McHenry Fiesta Days board has announced that the proposed schedule for Fiesta Days has been drafted and is ready to be presented to the city council on March 4. It was the city council's request that it reviews all plans to assist in evaluating its sup­ port and degree of participation. The return of the parade to Riverside Drive is among the recommendations that will be made, along with other events that will span eight days from July 21 to 28. The most popular events of Fiesta Days have been retained and a few new concepts have been added. There is still room for a great deal of participation by the community. Anyone interested in sponsoring a family event for any age level is asked to contact 385-4300. Forms are available for participation in Fi&ta Days at any level. The new Fiesta Days board is made up of individuals representing various facets of the community: the Chamber, the city, the general public and the parks and recreation department. The members of the Chamber board are: Co- chairmen Sue Low and Trey Covalt; private citizens," past officers of the Chamber of Commerce, Jerry Lazalde and Bobbie Wiltse; current officers of the Chamber of Commerce, Jon Meyer, Gary Snell, Rick Jaeger, Fran Olsen; and Pete Merkel, director of the parks and recreation department. Chairman for the various events and other facets of Fiesta Days are now being appointed. Anyone interested in chairing any of the committees should call 385-4300. Applications are now being accepted for en­ tertainers for all days of Fiesta. BRING IN THIS AD FOR Vienna Beef DOUG'S DOGS SPRINGTIME IS OFFERING FRESH DEALS ALONG WITH SPRING dOMES GREA T USED CAR VALUES! 796RANPRIXU Loaded W/Plushness & Options Incl. 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A Funeral Mass will be con­ ducted at 12:30 p.m. Saturday in St. Patrick Catholic Church, McHenry, with burial in St. P a t r i c k ' s C h u r c h y a r d Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Peter M. Justen & Son Funeral Home. The family would like memorial contributions to the McHenry Fire and Rescue Squad. Stephen M. Major, 69, of Sunnyside Estates, Johnsburg, died Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1985, in Northern Illinois Medical Center, McHenry. He was born in Garfield, N.J. Dec. 10, 1915, the son of George and Katherine (Schwartzinger) Major. Mr. Major lived in the area 28 years, having come from Chicoago. He was a retired welder for the Garcy Cor­ poration, Chicago, and belonged to the Loyal Order of Moose McHenry Lodge 691. On Nov. 30, 1940, in Chicago, he married the former Lorraine Sykora, who survives. Other survivors are two sons, Stephen J. (Margaret) and Michael L. (Mary), and a daughter, Mrs. Richard (Janice) Sawisch, all of McHenry; and nine grand­ children. Also surviving are three brothers, Frank of New York, Joseph of Arkansas and Ernest of California; and four sisters, Mrs. Kate Listner of New Jersey, Mrs. Cedius (Mary) Andreasen of Arkansas, Mrs. Hermine Pecsi and Mrs. Juliana Trumpp, both of California. Visitation will be held from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday in the Peter M. Justen & Son Funeral Home, where private funeral services 20% OFF •ALL VIENNA BEEF PRODUCTS •ALL SANDWICHES # •ALL FISH, SHRIMP OR CHICKEN DINNERS from 3pm-Closing thru Mar. 13 Not Valid with Other Discouunts will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday. Burial will be private. Montini Middle School's eighth grade class will be co- sponsoring the McHenry County Defenders recycling drive, Saturday, March 2, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the parking lot of McHenry Community High School, 4724 W. Crystal Lake Rd. Seeking to earn enough money to pay for their graduation trip to Great America, the young people will be on hand to process the materials brought to the drive. People who wish to help the students achieve their goal, can help by bringing any of the following to the drive: newspaper with no junk mail or magazines included, brown paper bags and cardboard in manageable bundles, glass containers with all plastic and metal removed, "tin" cans rinsed and flattened, aluminum scrap of all kinds, and used motor oil. As usual, there will be a buy- back program in effect for 100 percent aluminum cans. The going market price is paid for them with a bonus of two cents per pound if the cans are crushed and an additional two cents for lots of more than 100 For additional information, contact a Defender represen­ tative at 385-8512. REUNION Chicago area alumni of the College of Communications, University of Illinois, are invited to the third annual reunion from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Mar. 14, at the East Bank Club, 500 N. Kingsburg, Chicago. ME WINDOW REPLACEMENT CLINIC. A«k5«S Learn how to do it yourself with Andersen* windows and save! 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