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v '..vV'-sV i'l'Tit i-jfaiiiffii nTTT * ^There will be a village meeting Sept. 4, 8 p.m. at the M«Ktormott building. All resi- . are invited to attend. The Lakemoor volunteer fire ^•^#)partment will hold their next * regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. S» 7:30 p.m., at the McDermott | building. All members please try ! to attend. The boys worked on I the fire house last week and set L the windows and also laid the | - kitchen. The doors will be hung t torithin a short time 'mpt lllHlimillMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIimHIMH'lHIIIimHIHHK R & LILYMOOR I By Mrs. Pat Morrison I The Ladies' auxiliary to the L.V.F.D. held their monthly meeting last week at the McDermott building. Elsie Cynowa reported that the beach party net proceeds came to 174.71. This money goes to the fire department for use for the community house. TWo new members were welcomed into the auxiliary, Rita Erickson and Mary Anderson. Mildred Narcarti attended as a guest for the evening. Games were played following the meeting. Hostesses for the evening were Dolores Hansen, AMI Braeainski, Irene Godina and Vena Guatafaon. The bake scle given by the ladies' auxiliary last Saturday wa3 a very nice success. The net proceeds were $$0.60 which will be added to the auxiliary funds for outfitting the community house kitchen. * Our Lakemoor Brahmas won the baseball game aaginst the Knights of Columbqs last week by forfeit. It looks like our boys are heeding for the finals. Let's keep ou* fingers crossed for them. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Danko of Liiymoor would like the parents of children out here to warn the children to stay off of their grazing ground on the farm. There is a vicious bull on the! Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDergroOnds and they cannot be re-'mo^ of Lakemoor have returned sponsible for what might happen. Guests at the William Hyatt home in Lakemoor a week ago were Mr. and Mrs. Conradi of California, Jack and Marge Lemere of Wheaton - and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett of Lakemoor. Everyone enjoyed a nice day together with a corn and weener roast in the yard. Mr. and Mrs. Conradi are former residents of Lakemoor. Mr. and Mrs. Phi\ip Kibbe and family of Lakemoor attended the golden wedding anniversaiy of Doris Kibbe's grandparents in Des Plaines last Monday. About 100 guests enjoyed a wonderful dinner that was given by the family. . ' v ; front their lengthy vacation up in Minnesota, looking all rested. Welcome home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vachet from a wonderful motor trif through the west. They traveled to Cdlorado and also visited the Sack Hills in the Dakotas. Birthday greeting^ to Philip Kibbe of Lakemoor, who celeof Lakemoor returned last week brated his birthday last Tuesday,' Worwick's McHenry Camera Center Cameras Bought Sold and. Exchanged PHOTO SUPPLIES " t Fat* Bxp- < Service Does Not Stop Wttfc Jk Stffer < See us before you buy. WORWICK'S STUDIO 117 K. RTfTERSIDE DRIVE PttOfOS *78 Sept. 1. May you have many: we more, Phil. | the 8*^}ts and visiting . The in coin Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bealtler and .Parte. They enjoyed theaiselvea family of Lakemoor spent last I very much despite the h^t. CLARENCE'S ^SHOP ;ibd Houses - Lawn Chairs - Lawn and Porch Picnic and Umbrella Tablea - Pier and Park Uenchesi* Juvenile Chairs, Swings and Sand Boxes - Window; Bo4|. _ hornet Wheelbarrows - Bone Artfors, TreBis - Picket f4DCeft, dn s ^ Cabinets, Chest of Drawers, Cornloev etc. ^ 'v; /Cement Chimney Gaps and Cesspool Rings and Coverf^ MADE TO ORDER t .CLARENCE J. SMITH < - > JOHNSBtMi BbLUfOfg , :yvV>? A-*** % N m B^sTovmClub F. M. Radio & T.V. Steaks -- Chickens Sea Foods Sales and Service Appliances and Installations Authorized Dealers for WeaiUnp<M» *«Ur-Conditioners |* Sparton » Raytheon Cape hart :. j, Halllcraft^TO SL C. BUCK, Mgr. 201 N. Riverside Dr. TeL 12 Bill's Outboard Motors • Authorized Dealer for 306 Ev Elm St Phone 979 LEE and RAY Electric Contractors Power and Light Wiring Commercial -- Industrial aad Residential Crosley Appliances •t Sal: 882, 247-M or 878-R-2 r 516 Main Street Peter M. Justen FURNITURE CO. 521 Main Street Phone 1147 H Vv •' ~ to the; Bank" Btnc* Matin* Snuic* Authorised Dealers for ^ CENTURY BOATS ^ * Mercury Outboard Motors % • Inboard# and Outboards • " Storage - Sales - Service "On the River" •Venice Park * - Phone 868 4 G A T H A SHOP Pistijictive , v ^or all occasions -^Hallmark Cards 110 S. Green St. Tel. 145-J ALBERT KRAUZE and SON NEWS AGENCY Fountain Strviw. , 308 E. Elm St. Phone 878-J JOHNSON Johnson Motors and Speedicraft Boats All makes of motors repaired. i/2 S. Riverside Dr. TeL 1076 McHenry Floral' Co. • Spring Bedding • Funeral Work ' :• ,Cut Flowers • Plants Complete Floral Service "Telegraph Delivery Service" " - Store and Green House 1 Mile South on Route SI PHONE 404 ' | ... r, , . h Hester Oil Co. "The Best For Less" Fuel Oil - Gasoline Lubricants gar Tank Wagon Prices Save" You Msney West of C & N.W. «.R. Phone 240 McHenry, HI. H. E. Buch & Sons Plumbing & Heating Sales ' Service HOME APPLIANCES Visit Our New Shwvro^i Highway 120 East Phone 48 McHe»ry, M. STORY OF A BARGAIN STOP and THINK! How many times lave you drive* or taken the train to the larger cities, to get a so called BARGAIN ? So maybe you saved 5 to 10 cents. Makes you feel good to' knew that you're a wise and thrifty shopper, doesn't It? But face It, are you as wise as you think you are? First of all, to save that 5 or 10 cents, you spend about $3.00 for gasoline, or In the case of Train travel, a fraction less. . Second, It (takes a long time for you to get there, and by that time chances »re you're hungry, so then you forget about shopping and s«ek a nice clean placc 4o eat. Of course . Vs generally crowded bt»t your stomach says EAT, and eat you do. This meal costs you anywhere from a $1.00 to a $1JW, thus far you've spent about f4.00 to *4.50. Then we have to find a place to park and finding a place »lo park close enough is almost impossible. Finally you get the tar parked and start to battle your way ; to the Big Bargain. You get pushed, shoved, kicked, stepped on and waited on ' by some of 4he rudest sales personnel in life. 0 Finally you""get your BARGAIN and 'start ifor home. Then comes the fun, THE ^BIG CITY RUSH HOUR! Traffic jams, careless and inconsiderate drivers and in 'some oases a dented fender or door. After all this, you finally reach home, ready to tell about how you sayed all that •money In <he BIG CITY. 5 to 10 Cents. - Was it worfth It ? ? ? rt would have been much cheaper to get what you want tight here in McHenry. If what you want Is out of stock It only i; takes a day or two to get it for you, plus saving you time and agony «£ fearVteg to -go to the Big CKy. THINK IT OVER . « . ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH SPENT HERE $ DOLLARS $ * t • « • ' . .. v.,- . . * ) How ttttary of us welqome our * visitors because they bring new money to spend wi£h us? All of us* of course! That's good business, we say. They contribute to our prosperity and we are glad to make friends with Ahem and .serve them. ~But how many of tit tttUnr that our trading at home is just as vital to McHenry's aoaukmn* ity growth? . We have m- growing ^omipun* Ity. Let's keep, it growing by trading at home, , -v We have fine stores and the very best of services. There's no need to go to some other town when McHenry has what you need. Get in the swim! Be a Home T*wn Supporter .all the way. Switf&i Qiafjt Designers and Manufacturers of Quality Boats Sales and Service Complete Line of Quality Marine Products Includihg Laroolonl Paints and Varnishes. R. M. SWITZER 208 S. Green St. (rear) -- Nortfc of American Legion Hall PHONE 798-9 L & H Television - Sales and Service Authorised Dealers for * EMERSON - * MOTOROLA * DUMONT • CROSLEY SYLVANIA Repairs -- Install Injured Personnel 600 Front Street Phone . 900 ; Located4at the north end of Green street stands beautiful St. Patrick's^: Catholic church, one of four McHenry churches which daily and weekly Attract crowds of faithful throughout the year. In this summer resort community, St. Patrick's also joins other churches in the area iti welcoming thpusar^ds of vacation time visitors. . * 1 * . Replacing a church erected in the early «days of the dity's history, theJ new House of God has been in existence for about thirty years..Two years kgo a building project was started which resulted in an attractive and modern school which boasts more than 150 students. A nearly home is occupied * by the teaching staff, members of the Sisters of Mercy.. 1 'i» \* ii ' i " " ' • ' McHENRY hosiery; MILL > •- *. "Kine Quality (* Stockings" Crystal Lake Rd. Tel. £50 Radio -- Phonograph TV Repairing All Work done In a Modem Service Department. Radionic Repair Shop 513 4*taln Street McHenry Across from the Bank V(Nekt' door to Steffan's) LcsRoy M. Smith 415 John Street f Phone 170-W Superior Pyrofax^ Gas SeVvice • %.y Bottled and Natural Gas Appliances * KLEINHANS r -Building Service ^Lumber • • Millwerk * Hardware • Paints . Highway ISO East PHONE 771-R Wilson's Radio and Television -Authorised Dealers ffir • PHILCO ' • RCA VICTOR Couplete Installation & Repairs GUARANTEED WORK 204 E. ,Elm St. Phone 468 BUSS MOTORS Sales and Service •9 The Only Completely Modern Car In Its Field. Ed Buss. Jr. 5S1 Main Street owner Phone 1 Niesen's Floors LINOLEUM an*T CARPET ASPHALT aad FDBBEB TILE WALL Tn r Complete Installattua Service • Carpet and Furniture Cleaning In Your Window Shades and Venetian Blinds Made to Order Show Room at 52S Main, TeL 38 SCHREINER'S Greasing DARO)W Tires -- Batteries "Complete XUr Service" 41S Front St. 844 $ami+l & MeesUmcni Packard Sales 8c Service "Ask The Han Who One" 104 E. Pearl St. Phone 1010 McHENRY LUMBER C$. MILLWORK •> COAL and COKE INSOLATION -- WALLBOARD A CompleW Line of Knifing and Building Ma,terials. Sll Main St. 46 PETE GIES SHOE Repairs • Men's Dress Shoes Work Shoes -- Children's Shoes Girl's Casual Shoes All Shoe Accessories 107 N. Riverside Drive