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mm mim LAKEMOOft & ULYMOOR (by Kitty Wojtaa) i»i..i«.tt.,.t^MMWiiimui!iwmwMwmwWHMWii,MWiMH»iiBiiMmMiMMmiiiiimnmMiMHMiimfii larch are leaving Thursday for a vacation in the Alleghaney Mountains. The couple have rent* i «fl a cabin on Rushford Lake, in j New York state and will splnd a | few weeks. fishing and sight-eee- ( lag in this scenic spot. ! Who's the couple we see riding around in the spanking new grey, '62 model earl -45eegratu- Vpitions Folks!![ | Mr. and Mrs. Marty Wrublewski ? have been painting and re-decor- | ating the family residence artd j; will move out this week to become i our permanent residents. 'j.Tfie Lily Lake Improvement Association held their regular meeting last Tuesday night, and •3|ans were discussed for a beach party and a "under the stars dfnce" to be held on the Fourth - of July. Sounds like a swell Idea. y^JThe Lily Lake Beautifying Club held their regular monthly meeting last Tuesday and plans were made to raise money for the roads. Mrs. Buchwalter, Mrs. Sayner, and Mrs. Kennerck are JQ the committee for a bake sale b be held at the Lakemoor Hard* wtare store, on Saturday, May 31, beginning at 10 a.m. The roads are very much in need of grading, altd the cooperation of all the residents is requested, to help tfee committee raise the necessary mbney for the work. The Lily Lake P. T. A. Will hold tlieir regular monthly meeting on JEliursday, June 5th at 8 p.m. at " schoolhouse. Plans are 'mder way for the annual school picnic, Wjhich will be held Thursday, June 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baker, who live one mile sfifuth of the schoolhouse. The mothers and pre-school children are invited, and the mothers are requested to bring a dish for a potluck lunch at noon. A treasure hunt will be held before lunch jpnd later games and races will De held, with prizes for the winners. varge Baker, Rose Flynn and Rn._ Rheynertson are on the committee for the picnic. Trans* pertation home from the picnic Camp Lowdpn, located at Oregon, Illinois. A meeting has blen called by the Kiwanis club, for the purpose of organizing a Ballot Battalion. This is to be a non-partisan, no dues paying, committee of representatives, who will Work agressively for three objectives. .1. To conduct community wide campaigns to register every eligible voter. 2. To assist the general public ill obtaining the views of all candidates regardless of party affiliation, and the principles for which they stand. 3. To , sponsor non-partisan, Get Out TH* Vote, campaigns on a community wide basis, utilizing all available media and community leadership in promoting such campaigns. The meeting will be held at the American Legion hall in Mc- Henry, on June 2, at 8:30 p.m. The public 18 cordially invited to attend. Bacon Budget Strip .Teaser Marcella, Linda and Bud Goes have returned from a weekend trip to Michigan where they visited Marcella's sister. They had a very nice visit, and were sorry to have to return home so soon. STATE LIBRARY OPENS SERVICF CENTER FOR ARE& The Illinois State library opened a service cento- in De- Kalb Tuesday, May 20. to make additional library materials and consultant service available to libraries serving the public in that area, Secretary of State Edward J. Barrett, state librarian, has announced. The DeKalb Public library, through its board of MADE a pet yet of meat patties? Did you ever wrap 'em snugly in bacon strips to bask in the broiler 'til golden brown? Do you hone fer hominy? Crave carrots? If aye is the answer the illustration will interest you for it answers all four questions. Thrifty meat cuts are perfect for patties that are perfect with bacon bindings--bacon is today's best meat buy at prices 30% less than six months ago--so ion't lose a second trying this recipe: Broiled Meat Patties With Baeon IVi pounds K teaapoen ground b*«r f«pp«r 1 utkpoon salt < illc< Season meat with salt and pepper, and form into 2-inch patties. Wrap a %trip of bacon around each pattie and fasten with toothpicks. Have regulator set for broiling. Place the patties so that there is a distance of about three inches between top of patties and sourco of heat. If the distance must be less, reduce the temperature accordingly so that patties will broil at a moderate temperature. When patties are browned on one side, turn and finish cooking on the second side. Patties 1-inch thick will require 10 to 12 minutes for broilin*. YIELD; « (tattles. 6,500 NEW TEACHERS NEEDED IN STATE FOR FALL TERMS * Illinois needs 6,500 new teachers this year, the Illinois state Chamber of Commerce declared in a poster being distributed to high schools, teachers' colleges, vocational guidance counselors, educational associations and local chamber^ of commerce throughout Illinois. According to Waldo B. Ames, chairman of the State Chamber's education committee, this poster "has been especially designed to assist the schools of Illinois in solving the serious teacher shortage that exists in elementary schools." He pointed out that the most severe shortage of qualified teachers is being felt in the elerhentary schools. This is particularly true in the smaller towns and rural areas, whose teachers frequently transfer to school systems in larger communities. Thp poster declares that "teaching offers real opportunities for your success," and lists forty-seven Illinois colleges and universities where young men and women can train to become teachers. This poster is the fourth in a serious to be prepared by a state chamber education subcommittee under the chairmanship of Vernon L. Heath, secretary of L. S„ Heath and Sons, Inc., Robinson. It was produced as the result of the combined thinking of a group of Illinois business and professional leaders, school superintendents, high school principils, and representatives of teacher training institutions. * « Partly as a result of the State _ Chamber's program, considerable j Enterprises progress is being made in overcoming the shortage of trained teachers in our schools. There has been a gain of 8 percent in teacher training enrollments • in Illinois schools this past year at a time when general enrollments throughout the country have declined 12 to 20 percent. "It's the satisfaction in a job that counts," the poster declares. A teacher in Illinois schools has satisfaction because of 1) the responsibility of training youth for good citizenship; 2) prestige in the community; and 3) an opportunity for advanced study and travel. For further information concerning teaching, young men and women are advised to contact their local high school administrator, guidance counselor, the college of their choice, or the offlee of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Springfield, j without nets; The Clerrana, a darj ing trapeze act; Nip Nelson, who FAIR ENTFRTirvMFVT imitates instalments and imper- ENTERTAINMENT sonates leading stage, screen and One of the best musical revues»radio., penalities; The dancing «°U». featuring two llf. dummU. that are wound with a spring and mechanical motion; As supplemental attraction will be Will be arranged for the children. vkfed and Mrs. Katherine Arzinger, public library consultant on the Illinois State library staff, will be on hand to assist librarians or trustees in choosing materials or to give any advisory help needdirectors ' ed. The center will be open three and Mrs. Emily Campbell, librar- j days a month, the Tuesday, Wedian, has provided two rooms in- nesday and Thursday of the third the library building to house the week, the state librarian said, center, Mr. Barrett said. i The center will not be open to Libraries within about a forty- the general public. Secretary Barmile radius of DeKalb will be in- rett pointed out, but will be for eluded in the service area, taking official representatives of librarin all of DeKalb, Kendall, Lee,' tans serving the public in that Osle. Winnebago, Boone and Mc- .section of the state. Residents ot Henry counties and parts of Lake, areas not served by local libraries Kane, L^Salle and Bureau coun- may always contact the Illinois The center will be stocked with I he added. State library directly for service, Little Linda DeCicco celebrated j b€*ween 7,000 and 10,000 hooks her fourth birthday last Friday, ^rom which librarians may with a party for her little friends. A lovely luncheon was ^berved and games were played, linda's guests presented her with some lovely gifts to help make her birthday a very happy one. lect collections to supplement MgM* ef firsia j their own book stocks and which • "We need not concern ourselves may be borrowed on a long-term I much about rights oi property if wr basis, Secretary Barrett said. j faithfully observe the rights of pet Book Selections aids will be pro- --Colvin Coolidge. The fact that women are interested in what is going on in government was proven last Thursday when a group of about thirty Women met at the Charm House and listened to several speakers _from the Wonder Lake League of •Women Voters. The League is an educational group, whose purpose it is to study and keep its members informed on all branches of our government, whether it be local, city, state or national. Quite a few people joined and a meeting of our own local group of interested women will be held in the near future. Refreshments were served by Mrs. McDermott t»who called the meeting. The idea Was met by noticable interest and enthusiasm among the crowd. We are happy to aee Mr. Joseph Yaeger has returned home from the hospital and is feeling fit as a fiddle. Clifford Todd has returned from a Junior leader training course for the Boy Scouts at I'll! Mill!II,!: • Complete De-moihing and Storage In Our Frigid Air Vault ... ON THE PREMISES • Cleaning • Repairing • Remodeling FUR SHOP 134 Cass Phone 55 1*1 I tit III 1 WESTWARD WAT FARMS McHENRY. ILLINOIS FARM PHONE: McHENHY 526-MdL , i 1 n Dear Neighbor: Daring the past tea years I have aeWfted that Whea we ftnve outstanding Holstata heifers, several people stop each week and ask If they afe for sale. ReaHxtng that people do appreciate quality, I have made (Bred contact with owners of outstanding herds in Minnesota and am buying hetfen of a definite type, which in my estimation may be considered warty perfect Indivtdnala. Hkm heifers being of uniform type, are an priced en the same basis depending on else and weight. We at Westward Way Planus are not In the fans! mas to merely purchase heifers and sell them for a few dollars ptoflt. Our aim and purpose Is always to have select heifers available which will make records for Mnlr new owners, and to establish ourselves as yodr source of supply far the highest quality heifers It Is possible to obtain at fair market prices.. . It is a difficult taft to obtain such heifers because many Urnes I find only one or tiro heifers In a herd of ten <to thirty that meet our exacting standards. Because owners want (to sell a anflifo lot. ht which w* have uo Interest, they hate to part with oaly a fesr. Such a purchase would Immediately destroy our program. 1 am also la a position to select heifers of aay age for yea (needing these steads ids, subject to your omuplete satisfaction on delivery bf otdef. A car of heifers arrived at the farm May hi Some will (She soon -- ail by September. Hiey may be purchased now or contracted for, subject to delivery just prior to calving. I wonld be happy to have you call me either at the office or the farm, or stop at the term to see the heifers abd discuss your individual requirements either with Paul McKenale or myself. Auto Tires Sixty-tive per cent of the businesK of American rubber companies i» in tirea, mainly for automobiles. U.S. Miner Through mechanization the U.S miner can produce about as much coal in a day as a Japanese mine? produces in a month. For Applied Roofing - Siding Tiling - Guttering or Materials Only CALL FRANK CANS 300 RIVERSIDE DRIVE PHONE 767-W -- Representative for Sears, Roebuck & Co. FREE ESTLMATES ALTHOFF S HARDWARE "Mcttenry County s MAIN STREET Franchise^ landing Hardware McHENRY w > •» > '!• .}• •{. j. .» •» WE RENT TOOLS • Floor Sanders • Cabinet Sanders • Flaring Tooit • Sewer Rods • (loor Polishers Althofl's Hdwe. 501 Main StiMi PHONE 284 ••t"M ••••!• 14'-M | •; i | for the Centennial Illinois State Fair, to be held at Springfield; from Aug. 8 through Aug. 17. The B a r n e s-Carruthers Theatrical have produced a three-hour show to be presented in front of the grandstand for five evenings beginning Aug. 11. Four big scenes are the nucleus of the production. The opening I scene is appropriately titled "Come to the Fair". Others are! " A u t u m n T i m e ' ; " F a n t a s y o f ! Mirrors"; "The Magical Wire"! Other acts include: Baudy's Grey-1 hounds and Monkeys, featuring' ten pedigreed English greyhounds and five of the craziest monkeys in show business; Rudy Cardenas, j with a tumbler-tossing routine; . The Triskas, who perform on a j wire 60 feet above the ground i Happy Kellems. niest clown. America's furt- Bigelo Stanford's Karpet Kare Rinding and Sergiag Ob Location Carpet Cleaalnf Rags and Faraitare Cleaned Tidy Rug Cleaners Phone Woodstock IIS Free Plekup and Delivery NOTHING SPARED IN YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS No effort or expense is spared when we compound your doctor's prescription. We stock only the freshest, highest quality drugs and insist that each prescription is double-checked for accuracy. Trust us to fill all your prescription* N Y E lOcilqrccft f/lqennj Drmj s t 119 N. Rlvarsld* Driva -HPhoa* 28 •iimmuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin.iiiiiHiiijiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiHiiuiniiuiiuiinnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiimiiimHBua^ Citizensof Lakemoor . Arise To The Occasion^ I Vote only the Straight VOTERS' LEAGUE TOET | i ON ELECTION DAY TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 105$ ^ POLLS OPEN FROM 8 A. M. To 8 P. M. Attend the Mass Meeting on Saturday, Evening. May 31, 1952. 8:30 P. M. at Club Lllymoor V LEARN ALL THE FACTS THEN DECIDE FOR YOURSELF --, Music and Dancing afterwards -- NO CHARGE MMomlcal... dependable. PHONE US FOR ESTIMATE ANO EASY, CONVENIENT TERMS. . . widhMtl Compact, efficient... avtematic. Phone No.284 1 Voters' League Party FOR VILLAGE PRESIDENT (Vote for One) BUY EXPERTLY With pattfal appreciation far Holateln heifers, I ant of enpply for qaridf Sineerely yxmtm, at L =§ • THOMAS G. PETERSEN POR VILLAGE CLERK . (Vote for One) = n ERNEST J. PHILLIPS FOR POLICE MAOI8TRAt» (Vota for One) TRUCKS te your own judge J DRIVE* COMPARE.' Attractive Prices! Liberal Trade-ins I Long, Easy Terms! XT FRED C. STOLLE ton VILLAGE TRU8TEBS (Vote for Six) JAMES F. WALL MARY SCHIAVONE j • EDWARD J. KAMIN, Jr. H • MAE SIMON THEODORE H. BEAHLER = n CASIMIR F. BRZEZINSKI CANDIDATES THOMAS G. PETERSEN V ^ Optometrist. 28 Years Practice; Married,' 4 Children. Member 131st Inf. Poat 310, American Legion; Voiture 1234 Forty and Eight; Fox River Poet 4600 Veteraaa of Foreign Wars; Officer's Club 1st. Inf. I.R.M.; Founder and First President 1st. IRM Rifle and Pistol Club; National RifLe Association; Trustee Fox River Post Club. Property Owner atoet 1SSS. ERNEST J. PHILLIPS ' - laboratory Technician; Marine Veteran; '.' Hem American Legion; Married; 1 * FRED C. STOLLE Bell System ST Team; Married; S Children; Member Masonic Order; Baiter Shop Quartet; Telephone Pioneer: Property Owner since 1926. Retired. JAMES F. WALL Painter and Decorator; Married; 4 CU1A> ren; Navy Veteran; Property Oiwr t Years. MARY SCHIAVONE i Dress Manufacturing; Married; Husband W. W. l Veteran, member American Legion Post 491; 3 Children both W. W. S Veterans; Member Ladies League. Property Owner since 1939. EDWARD J. KAMIN, Jr. Steel Construction Estimator; Navy Veteran; National Preeldent Sth. Spactat Veterans Association. Property Owner ' 7V^|ince 1938. MAE SIMON First Husband, deceased, W. W. 1 Veteran; 2 Children; Member Club. Property Owner since IS THEODORE H. BEAHLER Commonwealth Edison. Maintenance; Slarried; 2 Children. Property Owner S Years. CASIMIR F. BRZEZINSKI ^Pressman; Married; 2 Children; MenlkM^ Fox River Post 4000 Veterans of Fonlgl Wars. Property Owner 2 Year*. A. S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES, Inc. soi E. PEARL STREET PHONE 15S We are proud of these candidates. We know they will serve you well and Honeetly. There ia nothing in their make-up or in their platform that need* to be interpreted or construed. These men and women are your neighbors, plain spoken and respected members of this community, who seek no favors and will give you an Honest administration THEY ARE NOT COMMITTED to, nor will they SERVE ANY SPECIAL GROl'PS OR INTERSE BSTSTO BE SURE -- VOTE THE STRAIGHT VOTERS' LEAGUE PARTY TICKET. | A VOTE FOR DECENCY MilliHIIIIIIIIIIIIItltllHItllllltllHIIIIIItlllUIIIIIlllllilllillMllllllUUUtillUUUlllllUUI -ivfo;/ i f. 14!