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i Twelve J»^f f -: i . . •%'• '_ y ^ i*'.,.U-,i -i.'. "iS v'iA'A.'" V-"'. . • :C - ' * ; •*.' "Ht^A • • Thursday, Novem&er 13, Minunnnr LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR (By Kitty Wojtas) mmMMMiiiiWMiiwiiiiiimi Tttap Coubcll Meeting of Nov. 7 Motion by Cynowa, seconded Booster, to have all the treasurer's reports posted in several of the places of business in the village, so that all may set how the money is being spent and collected. Grievances by Mr. Sarley and one by Mr. Cammarata Were handed to Mr. Waynne, chairman of the grievahce committee. They are to be reviewed by the committee and a report made at the next meeting of the council. Mr. Vachet made a recommendation that the village clerk be given a sum of ten dollars a month, because of the great amount cf work involved in, the job. The trustees asked to have time to discuss it and they will give their answer at the next meeting. An estimate was received for the road signs, showing the speed limit for the side roads. Motion by Booster, seconded by Cynowa, to purchase fifteen signs and posts, at $2.50 per sign. The posts will be extra. Mr. Booster gave a report on the method used for the motor fuel tax return for the village. In order to apply for a tax return, the village must submit a five-year plan, showing what roads are to be improved, and how they are tc be improved. This tax. when given, can only be used for the construction of arterial roads, and is subject to the approval of tile state engineer. The committee on roads is ti talk to an engineer on roads and consult him as to what road? we are to improve and what method would be best in ou particular case. A police car has been purchased fcr village costinr S816.00. Mr. Sydlowski has of fered to paint the car for the village, after the necessary re pairs have been made. An additional sum of $300 was asked by the president to put the squad car in running condition. A question by Wall as to just what the car will need. An swer, A new wiring jog, two new tires and tubes, the light and police siren and perhaps several minor repairs. - Motion by Cynowa, seconder' IV Booster, to appropriate $300 for car. Vote was taken; Cynowa, Booster and Kiehl voted Yes *^o1tas Wall and Shi3vone voted Ho. Mr. McDermott cast his vot- Yes, which passed the appropri streets and sewage. He will work with the committees on roads and sanitation. Also a new special police officer has been appointed to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Kenneth Cunny. Prank Leon has been appointed" as special police. A motion by Schiavone, seconded by Booster, to have the village police car get the gats at the Chet'S service station. A question was asked as to who will do the snow removal this winter, as village funds are not sufficient to handle the "matter. Mrs. Sarley asked permission to address the board. She inquired why the weeds have not been removed from vacant lots, although lot owners had received written notice that if the weeds were not removed, the village would do so and biH the owners for same. The president explained that the letters were printed too late to be sent out to all the owners as by the time they were ready tlie weeds- had already gone to seed. end to visit a sister and brotherin- law of Mr. Sarley, who are both confined in a hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kalemba of Lakemoor were very thrilled to have their son, Pfq. Walter Kalemba, Jr., visit them this past week, while on a short leave from camp .LeJ^une, North Carolina. Pfc. Kalemba expects to be sent to Porta Rico spon after his return to camp. K 'v '^7 Claude F. McDermott, 'awKg with officials from other villages, &tten%d the street lighting ceremony at Harvard teat Wednesday night i) Mrs. Claude F. McDermott attended a^ conference of the League of Women Voters in Chicago on Thursday and' Fridiy of this week. " The Lily Lake P. T. A. met Thursday night at the school house. A rummage sale has been planned to be held at the school 'house on Nov; 21 from 9 to 5. Norma Jones is chairman of the affair. Donations of useable articles cap be made by calling Mrs- Jcnes, or any of the- officers of the organization. We wo^ld like to extend a welcome to several new families this week; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vacondio and daughter, Judy, have moved into the house next to the Grey residence. Mrs. Maher and her four children have moved into the cottage owned by the Sarleys. Mr. and Mrs. Greiger have purchased the home formerly owned by the Zack family. A last reminder that the "Build a Building" party (sponsored by the Lakeside Improvement asso- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sarley' ciation will be held this Saturwent into Chicago over the week-.day, Nov. 15, at the Schiavone An explanation was given at to why the bill for the election niu nrt payed. The amount ap propriated was not enough tc < Tver the election cost. Motion by Cynowa, seconded fiv Kiehl, to pay the '"bill.. as rtands. • . The president announfced' the appointment of Frank Bitterman as superintendent of roads, h's smart dress factory. Cards, bunco, refreshments; proceeds will be donated to the fire department building fund. « The Lakemoor volunteer tifte department has planned a dance to be held at the American Legion hall in McHeniy on Dec. 6, 8:30 pan. Music by "Ihe Esquires" i Our, community was saddened last Saturday to learn of the passing of another our long time residents. Mr. Harvey was well known and well liked by those who knew him. The newer residents are probably more fainiliar with Mary Harvey, his daughter, who teaches the kindergarten class a£* McHenry. Little Jean Stedman is home from the hospital, but is not able to have visitors Just yet.. Perhaps a little "welcome home" message from some of her classmates may help * speed her recovery. • ' • >• DEFENSE FUNDS Local civil defense organizations throughout Illinois have been notified by state Civil Defens6 Director Lenox R. Lohr that they may not be able to qualify for federal funds unlesg their defense plans are definitely drawn up and in shape to be put into operation in a real emergency. The federal government has appropriated $850,275 in matching funds for Illinois county and community civil defense organizations to draw from during the current fiscal yea*. '51 BABIES More babies were born to Illinois parents in 1951 than in any previous year, according to provisional figures released by the state Department of Public Health. The 200,581 live births reported exceed by 5,253 the former high record set in 1947. In the six years from 1946 through 1951 the total of reported births is 1,133,429. This is approximately one-eighth of the present population of Illinois. Hour BUTCH'S SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAR Regular., check.. up» and maintenance by our experts means lower Mr ee«ts fir jrou! * .. *• • We Do Complete Motor Overhauling. 309 W. Elm Street tf. McHenry, 111. Phone 811 Residence 91-R Towing ThereVnothing smarter than Wilson Brothers- FAULTLESS Argyles. Smart-looking and a smart buy, too ... thrifty as a true Scot! Soft-spun long-wearing cotton in many new colors. H it's WILSON WEAR H*s Faultless. $1.25 »_/kii2r v..i>ou tione aitc to , McGEE'S 117 8. Green St. PHONE 47 McHenry, KL Store Hours: Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. \< Fridays: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. -- Sundays: 9 to 13 AUCTION Tony Stavros Having decided to discontinue farming, will offer the following 98 acre farm and personal property for sale at Public Auction on the farm* located 3 miles east of Lake Zurich, 111., 2 miles north of Long Grove, IV2 miles west of Route 83, on the old McHenry road and Vi mile north of Rt. SAT. NOV. 15 Commencing at 11:00 o'clock 29 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE Including 10 Springers, 14 Milking Cows, 1 Holstein Bull, 2 Yearling Holstein Bulls, 1 Black Angus Yearling Bull. Poultry: 200 Yearling Leghorn Hens. 70 Head of Feeder Hogs, 6 Brood Sows. 1 McC TD 6 Caterpillar tractor, 1950 1 McC Model M tractor, 2 yrs. old 9 1 McC Model M tractor, s yra. old 1 McC Model H tractor, 4 yrs. old 1 John Deere GM tractor, 6 yrs. old, and 4 row cultivator 1 JD Model LA tractor, complete with four seeders and vegetable bar 1 AC Model WD tractor, 1952 1 JD Model 116W automatic baler, 1952 1 JD Model 12A combine 1 M H Clipper combine 1 McC Model 2M corn picker Farm Implements 1 JD Model 490 corn planter 1 JD 50' elevator with jack and wagon hoist 1 McC 14" 3 bottom plow K<JW, *yhBurKtoo e* You get 100 SQUIBB ASPIRIN TABS With tin 12. Both iNs 49c Dependable Prescripliea detail 1.00 Bottle JERGENS HAND LOTION With Free Dispenser. 98c LAY AWAY A GIFT A DAY Select a gift or two every week from now until Christmas. A small deposit will hold it till you want it. That way, yet get the best un-hurried selection. 57c Bottle HALO SHAMPOO Special offer. 2 Bottles 69c '°'59s 1.10 Jar PREP BRUSHLESS Shaving cream. Special at 89c Bottle 12 TABCIN TABLETS Anti-Histamine for colds 14c V.B riii •••••••••••• ••••! STOCK-UP REMEDIES 100 1 McC 16" 2 bottom plow 500 gal per minute legation Pump, complete with Chrysler engine 1 John Deere 7' mower 1 McC 10' double disc drill, 2 years old 2 Lindsay rubber tire wagons, complete with grain boxes 1 John Deere side rake 1 McCormick 8* disc 1 John Deere 9' disc • 1 -JD Model E manure spreader 1 3-section drag 1 Meyer pressure sprayer 1 High-Boy manure loader -- John Deere A or Internat^on al H or M v 1 JD 14" 3 bottom R^ow, power trol \ 1 JD 4 row rotary npe 1 JD 16" 3 bottom plpw 1 10' Easy Flow fert. spreader 1 John Deere power duster _Electric fence posts and fencer Milk cans; Electric hot water heater; Forks and SHovela Many articles too numerous to mention TRUCKS 1 1949 GMC cab over engine tractor and 1947 Fruehauf open Van trailer 1 1937 International truck with ^take body BAYER'S Aspirin Tablets Inhistot APC 12 Tablets Sal Hepatica Laxative, Med.. Carters Pills Family Siza. . . ESSENTIAL COSMETICS Complete TINTAIR Home Hair Coloring 200 K:i Stopette Spray Dtotferant. . Pacquin Hand Cream. . Lanolin Plus Shampoo. 60c 49c 100 2000 Bushels of Ear Corn. 30 Tons o! Alfalfa and Timothy Mixed. 100 Bales of Straw and 18 ft. Silage. 4 TERMS: Feed and all sums of $25.00 and under cash. Over Hiat* amount */t cash," balance ^aix months time on good approved nates with interest at $8.00 per hundred, plus recording fee, when repaid in six monthly installments. No goods to be removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents. FROELICH * BBHtt, Auctioneers Arlington Heights National Bank, Arlington Heights, 111., Clerk. 98 ACRE FARM AUCTION 98 acres of good farm land to be sold at 2:30 p.m. Located on old McHenry road. Va mile north of Rte. 22, in Section 14 of Ela Township. ITerfns to be made known on day of sale. Band-Aid PLASTIC STRIPS Box 27. 39c j® The* New I PALMOLIVE > RAPID LATHER 79c KLEENEX Mead's DEXTRI MALTOSE Pound i Size. 74c Box 48 MODESS NAPKINS ,You save on Economy Box 1 49 6 Ounce ZONITE Diainfeelanf For feminine hygiene 54c 59c Bottle FITCH SHAMPOO New-improved. Special 2 for 59C Shave Bomb. >5 Ei Ammoniated AMM-I-DENT CHLOROPHYLL Tooth Paste. 69c I (yh Box of 16 ! FEENAMINT I v Gum Laxative Sugar 21c Coated. I/JJ\ Antiseptic I^PEPSODENT | MOUTH WASH 14-OZ. Bottle. 79c Hue 20% Federal txcico Tax on Toiletries BOLGER'S D R U G S T O R E 103 S. Green Street * McHenry^IlL P80HB # W$ Gjtv* and Redeem Gold Bond St«xnpi( The Most Beautiful - • Line In America Norcross XMAS CARDS Now On Display Ford - Mercury ON ROUTE 14, WOODSTOCK. ILL. OPEN 'TIL 9 P. M. DAILY OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS IENDRYCHS' 6 months or 6,000 mile Guarantee in writing. 1952 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1950 1949 1949 1949 1949 1948 1948 1948 OVER 40 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM HERE ARE JUST A FEW BUICK Super lUvlera, Dynaflow drive and many other extras. t * CHEVROLET STATION Waffon With power ffllda. FORD 2-door, Custom 8, Radio, Heater A Overdrive. Turn Signals, Sunshade, Wonderful Condition inside and out. Mechanically perfect. NASH Rambler Station Wagon, Overdrive, R. St H. Turn Signals, Back-up lights^ Custom Interior. A perfect car in every way. 41--^ FORD Custom 8, 2-door. A spotless car. MERCURY, Overdrive, Fully Equipped KAISER, 2-door, a bright green carSrith ovesdrive. FORD, 2-door, Caatom 8. CHEVROLET, 2-door, perfect condition Inside out. FORD 8-cylinder Sedan. and I BUICK Super, 4-door fully equipped. Another Handrych's bargain. FORD Convertible, Overdrive * all equipment. Includes brand new top. NASH Ambassador, R., H. A Overdrive, Fog ligfeta, Spotlight. All in very good condition. CHEVROLET Fleetmaater, 4-door, Radio A Heater. _ Perfect condition inside and out. =^=--~ PLYMOUTH Special DeLuxe, fully equipped. A nice light blue. HENDRYCH'S SPECIAL 1950 -- for this week -- FORD, Custom 8, .Convertible With an overdrive A all tfte trimmings. $1395 19l7 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1946 1940 1940 1939 1939 1952 1951 1950 FORD Super DeLuxe, loaded with extras. Best of its type in the county! CROSLEY Sedan, newly painted A reconditioned. Another bargain. OLDSMOBELE, brand new paint j<#>. A beautiiul shade of green. • • "' * . . FORD, 2-door, Columbia rear end. FORD 2-door Sedan, 8-cylinder. FORD 8 Cylinder, Club Coupe. BUICK Roadmaeter, 4-door, dark gvaen. Folly Equipped. CHEVROLET, 2-door DeLuxe, Radio and Heater. MERCURY Station Wagon. A bargain for somebody. -- PRE-WAR CARS -- FORD Coupe, 8 cylinder. PONTIAC .4-door. Iir very good condition. FORD 2-door. Former owner claims this car does not burn a drop of oil. MERCURY with a beautiful, smooth-running engine. -TRUCKSCIIEV. '/j-ton pick-up. Better than brand liieiK. condition. Loaded with extras. Low mileage. FORD i/j-ton pick-up truck, 8 Cylinder. FORD, FS, 2-ton 8-cylinder, 158" wheelbaae, two speeds. JEEP with 4-wheel drive. Post-War Cars and Trucks are Covered by Tlie Exclusive Hendnfchs' 6-months or 6,000 mile Guarantee -- IN WRITING! <> 1 i.r i* €