The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER-HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 15,1985 neighborhood news emoor-Lilymoor: Tracy Charsha attacked by a gas pump hose a «\j A car, with the hose from the .gas pump still in the gas tank, 'was started up at the J&L gas •$tation Feb. 28, and the unit Snapped back, striking Tracy ^Charsha in the leg, ripping wtendons, and causing great pain. J|Shewastake^^ I Margaret Karas ̂ $ a admitte : 385-4934 •ner leg was encased in a cast Ntrhich is to be left on for six jweeks * Tracy had a house full of Weekend guests at the time, so •all plans had to be altered. She 4s managing well now, with the Jhelp of v husband Bob and •children Bobby and Angie. And jshe is very wary of gas pump ZHONOR roll J Yvonne Keller, in her senior "year at East Campus, made the {Honor Roll and also received a tfirst place award at the College •of Lake County for her tpromotional display. Yvonne is Fa member of the McHenfy High I School' Education Association, Sand is working at the Plain- ^ dealer- Herald on the school- •work program. Other seniors * listed were April Chambers and Brenda Hill, Juniors Heidi Delp and Chris Mumma, and sophomore Marion Arneson also made the second quarter honor roll. Bruce Biggs, a freshman from Lakemoor, earned his first time honor roll listing. DON'T GET SICK Glus of Lakemoor was admitted to the hospital Tuesday, March 5, for a recurring condition. After IV's and medication, she was finally released Saturday. Her doctor's words of warning to her were "Don't get sick, or another hospital stay would await her. That is real good advice, Peggy. We hope you can keep it! MOOSE CUT THE RIBBON * A festive crowd was present at the Moose Lodge Saturday, March 9, with the official grand opening of the new facility. Lori Hertel, looking glamorous in a new curly hairdo, welcomed guests as did Lily Ann and Clarence Fisher. Bruno and I watched the ribbon cutting with fellow Moose Lois and Harry Siik from the Algonquin lodge, and Mag and Glenn Spath, a member of the board. The hors d'oeuvres prepared snow-less Arizona where they had been several months ago, making the trip less arduous. HAPPY DAYS David Pugh will be 14 years old March 15. Jason Schmidt, one of MN Library's younger readers, will be eight March 16. \ Debbie Vornkahl, in her last at McHenry East Campus, will have her eighteenth birthday on St. Patrick's Day, the same day that Patricia Fay Dawdy will be five. Stanley Schufft will celebrate Marguerite Nettles. They tried on the 18th. Dear Janice and arranged by Moose members were abundant and attractive, and were demolished by the time the super dance music began. A memorial of plants was giyen in the name of Brian Baker, past commander of the Moose, who had envisioned a new home for this lodge. SNOW WAS BLOWING A trip to the Milwaukee park where a dog show was held last weekend, lasted longer than usual for Charles and ey to leave the park late Sunday afternoon, but soon found their way blocked by a 17-car pileup, due to the 12 inches of snow. They and other motor home drivers were directed by state police to get off the highway, because of the winds up to 70 miles an hour. Daisy and Charles returned to the park, comfortable in their warm home away from home, staying all night. Monday morning found a six-foot drift by their main door, which Charles had to scoop away with something much smaller than a snow shovel. They arrived safely back at their Lilymoor home Monday afternoon, with thoughts of Carter will be wished birthday happiness by her mother Evelyn, brother John and friends on March 19. The 21st is shared by Randy Dawdy and Roy Neeley. The magic number for Judy and Hick Marshall is 20. On the 20th, of March, their twentieth anmversary will be celebrated. What a happy way to start Spring! Herb and Marge Polinski celebrated their forty* nineth year together March 21. Many, many memories. ROADSIDE DEBRIS The snow did cover a multitude of sins," and now that all the white is gone the bare truth of slobby people comes to view. Hie amount of cans, bottles, fast-food garbage and auto parts left on roadsides is unbelievable. I know there are many people who would never toss a container out of a car, but why do they all seem to live in Wisconsin or Europe? What to do? Let's arm our­ selves with a trash bag whenever we walk from here to there, and just pick up the eyesores. / : Ring wood: Spring rummage sale set £ The Ringwood church will be •having its Spring Rummage tSale at the church Friday, >March 22, from 9 a.m. until 5 .m. and Saturday, March ^3, 9 a.m. until noon. Friday, there will be coffee and Goodies tior your enjoyment, besides all the bargains we will have. Doris Low 653-9262 We would appreciate all donations for the rummage sale to be brought to the church basement early in the week so that the ladies have time to sort and price all of these items. CHURCH YOUTH The youth of the Ringwood and Greenwood churches will meet at the Greenwood school at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, March 17, for an evening of volleyball, refreshments and devotions. CONCERNS : Marge Nolan, our church organist's mother, is at Monroe clinic. Dolores White was in McHenry hospital, hopefully will be home by this writing. Our prayers are with you both. NEWBORN Donna (Skidmore) and Jim Dudek announce the birth of a baby girl, Amanda Marie, born Feb. 20. Donna is the daughter of Ed and Diane Skidmore, the Granddaughter of Curly Skid- more of Ringwood, and of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caley of Wonder Lake. WORK WITH CHILDREN Sunday, March 17, at 1:30 p.m. Volo Bog interpreter Alesxia Trzyna will lead, a special program. This is a great op­ portunity for scout leaders, teachers, and parents to share their outdoor experiences working with young people. Participants will learn about leading educational hikes, collect new ideas, and improve group leadership techniques. Information on outdoor sites nearby that are suitable for field trips will also be available. Call the Volo Bog at 344-1294 for further information. CONVENTION Patti Miller returned last Sunday evening from Houston, Texas, where she attended a four-day square dance con­ vention. She represented the local Bachelor and Bachelorette's group. MARCH BIRTHDAYS ~ The Low clan gathered at the home of Walt ana Doris Low for a fish fry Sunday evening, to celebrate the March birthdays. They included Bob Low, Jr. on March 8, Joe Jette, March 13; Nicholas Low, March 15; and Sue Jette, March 20. Those enjoying the fish and the delicious birthday cake and ice cream were; Sue and Bob Low and Bob Low, Jr., A1 and Sue Jette, Marcy and Joe of McHenry ; Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox of Woodstock; Ray and Cindy Low of Wonder Lake; Pam and Dan Kehoe, Katie and Robin of Elkhorn. It was a fun get-together. WINTER VACATION Curly Skidmore is like the geese that go south when it gets cold and return to the north when it warms up. Curly left December. 13 for her daughter's, Betty and Jerry Williams, in Forth Worth, Tex., to spend the cold months with them. While there they went to a Fat Stock show in Fort Worth and did a lot of sight seeing otherwise. Just a good lazy and enjoyable winter. It began to warm up here, so Curly decided to come home. She arrived Thursday, Feb. 28 in the rain. "But it's good to be home anyhow," she said. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Nicholas Thomas Low on March 15 and to Max- Davis and John David Klapperich March 16. March 17 is that special day for Muriel Gilmore, as March 19 is for Cory Betts and Trudy Hohmann. Lynn Bauer, Sue Jette, Rita Cerny and James Reed will add another candle to their cakes March 20. March 22 finds Felicia Ann Hogan, Shane Halligan and Nancy Daurio celebrating their special day, also. We wish all of you special people a very happy day. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Chris and Linda Ferrara on their fourteenth year, March 21. We all wish you many more years of wedded bliss. -- V C R i B \ONLY REfV3NDf4 • RrogrammabM Still Framel e Picture Search! iir infirm ttock ofCordmdPhonmt - O 2 for 1 SALE! BLANK TAPE SALE sS* Machine? *791 Answering From Polaroid t iwa t so CAM 40 LOT IAM' ftff . While They _ Last' luf any cotd*d pfton* In itock and a 2nd phon» of «quol volu*. otiolufiy tr»mi CordtoM Moam from $99 mavpll T 120 • 6 Hf VHS |MI IHaXK I I T 120HG • 6 Hr VHS p.9* |*«9 |4«f 144* HetQnx*} iwp T120 • 6 Hr VHS (Buy6G*lfi --oapcas t ! ir diagonal NEW 1985 MODELS [Scotch ft: Itz- * ift* manufacturer* rebate DElUXt PORT AMU ViOtO PACKAOf NEW! r/t ib. Camera ' AUTOFOCUI ' *> loom • IO Lux MMcan JVC PtOflSSIONAl DiLUXI 4-HiAD VIDtO MCOffDfff • 14 Pay Piapn • • Hr. VMS • lliiwli *449 11 v«nt Program If mi Mow* lMfo/a with Purcho--l NIWItUM-UNE OEU0N ipoclally Prlemdl VKTtAS Maw T imm TOP-OF-THELINE DOCKING PORTABLE VKP900 • S Haodt • W*•>••• tamota • CoM* Raody • Dolby Storoo • I Yr. On-Scroon Program *449 SPACEmANSHIP-- Your McKay man has it! He's truly a craftsman in the design of wonderful outdoor living spaci Working with nature to create an environment of peace and privacy, beauty and enjoyment for your family and friends. Working against nature to protect your home from frigid Wasts of wintry winds and the penetrating hot summer suns The 1000 acres of quality McKay nursery stock is grown right here to stand up to the rigors of Midwest seasons. Is backed by 79 years of experience and pride And is fully guaranteed Planning before planting That's the answer f or a home improvement or starting new And it apt # doesn't cost any more to do it the McKay way Call McKay Today. S Jpff * We re in the Yellow Pages. It J!!? There is no obligation. If a i • • • . 4 : Color it green wfth" ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS IN HONOR OF OUR BARABOOGRANDOPENING WE OFFE R THESE SPECIALS THRU MARCH 24. GUNK. » MCAV* UltA mSim ;• ' 71 --• IW«5 ii i ••Humt'i*' MF2R6Q.fl.JV •CARB SPRAY AFTER $1 POUR AFTER |1.«0 * • 1 •FOAMY ENGINE BR IT FE8-1, Reg. $149. ... •PUNCTURESEAL MIM2Rtj.$l.»i •WATER PUMP LUBR K & RUST INHIBITOR ClO-1^ R®J|. 49|< •GARAGE FLOOR & BAR-B-Q GRILL CLEANER ttA( FG-1 Reg. •POWER STEERING FLUID M27-13P Reg. . .»»«.. • i i i a* •COLD SHOT REFRIGERANT Mi'i4R«a.iiJ5.... » » • » « • » • • • • . . . . . . . •HEAVY r MFG, REBATE,... ^ t ic 1 * AIRSOL ENCH • ..^rMSfSVWWIo' Ll*12 Reg. 1^19 ..................... •BRAKE FLUID QUART |t M43-32Reg.$2.75 * | ,59 79* 5 " ^ +' w v mm w • ^ARTS CLEANER H5-3K $ I A Mtk Reg. 524.45 T1 Oi4t % SAVE ON ALL YOUR AUTOAAOTIVE NEEDS WITH FARM&FLEET'S LOW EVERYDAY PRICES TOO! FARM FLEET ROUTE 47 A BYPASS 14, WOODSTOCK, IL Weekdays 8:30-8:30 Sat. 8:30-5:00 Sun. 11:00-4:00 BUFFALO G(<OVE • CH ICAGO • CRYSTAL LAKE • H IGHLAND IN • SCHAUMBURG • SKOKIE • V ILLA PArK