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' • ' 7 'V '" i'v '. lAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR B) Maroolla Foss tl Dogs At Large , j efforts and am sorry that the Til® number of dogs that are! children could not appreciate all . I.I T S tttAwl* KAVI in/1 ETMLT AN fetanc left running loose are •tarttng to try the patience of **r police force and if they are *Dt tied up immediately, tickets • b* issued to their owners. the hard work behind such an affair. To all who donated sandwiches, thank you, and we want you to .know that the sandwiches are being kept in Mrs. Kraus's deep freeze to be used at our next monthly meeting. It did our hearts good to see Auxiliary News Last • Wednesday evening, the auxiliary held its monthly meet- . -- -- - l|lg in the fire house. Delegates j the young 'teen-age club come tor the Lake County association out to this affair. The few other Were appointed. They were Mrs. i older . 'teen-a^ers who came I l|ita Erickson and Mrs. Elsie! wish also to thank for at least <|ynowa. Alternates appointed ; giving us a chance to' do somei^ ere Mrs. .Tennv O'Lea^v and j thing for them. Perhaps the girls lira. Doris Kibbe. The hostesses and boys who did not show up fbr the evening were Mesdames for this could send in a few sug- Brandsford, Booster, Brady and gestions on exactly What the} ^cahler. They had a very won-1 would like us to do for them. 4erful evening of entertainment WeeTcenfl. They tttefe Jim LatMon and Jim Swanson. Adele brought them to the dance Saturday evening at the fire house. Mr. and Mis. Sarley have had a couple of fousy weekends. Two weeks ago they went to Indianapolis, Ind., to a wedding of their nephew and this past weekend they were in Chicago for the first birthday of their grandson. In case we should have rain this week we can blame Helen Para's company, guess who the Dembers are out for the week, but from the looks of things they must have left the rain behind. y, JUIV I, Wi vi--a {Banned. Jackie Burke played jbnfrs on her aeco.dion. Bobby rren played her guitar and If anyone desires to do this, pleased send your suggestions to Mrs. H. Foss, Rt. 5, Box 788, McHenry. They will be worked Brownie News The Brownies will meet every Tuesday through the summer months in the fiie house at 10 a.m. The children ar^ asked to bring their one dollar registration fees so that the organization can really get started in full swing. It is hard for the children to remember this little item, so, mothiers, it is up to you. apnix a number of western songs, j on and perhaps we can get to- Diaae Cartan played her flute and J gether again some time. Mis* Bonder tap danced. It was | -- E^V^asure to see the real talent! General News We "ave here among our young- Last week I omitted the fact •ters and we hope we get to see > that Mr. and Mrs. Harder had Hiore of it at other meetings. J their son and his family from barbecues, potato chips and cof- California staying with them for Ike and cake were served. Bible Church News We would like to express our Appreciation to all the merchants #ho contributed to the success of the daily vacation Bible school. The children really appreciated the prizes. The kings and queens of each department were as follows: Kursery. Glenn Smith and Cindy Patience; beginners, Stevie Knapp and Diane Wolf; primary. Jimmy Herndon and Sandra Counley; Junior, Frank Knapp and Sharon Counley; intermediates, Kenneth pope and Roberta Neff. Diane Itibbe reecived two prizes for fringing the most children to |he school. She brought in a total #f sixteen children. ,a week. They also had with them young Mrs. Harder's mother. The Steadman house was humming with company from Chicago over the past weekend -- uncles, aunts, cousins and grandmother all came out to enjoy a dsy in the country. Adele Leon had two friends from Kenosha, Wis., over the Teen-age Dance t>ast Saturday evening the L.I.A. held a dance for the 'teenagers and it turned out to be a complete failure due to the fact that the 'teen-agers chose to go elsewhere rather than to the affair planned for them. To the . committee in charge, A1 Godina, Richard Hyatt and Mrs. Julia Kraus, I wish to thank for their ROBERT HAY "THE LOW OVERHEAD WAY' General Contracior New Construction and Remodeling LET US FIGURE FOR YOU Phone 622-W-2 ROUTE 4 MCHENRY, ILLINOIS Boy Scout News Donald Kibbe, Corkey Foss, Roy Erickson, Eddy Steadman and Kenny Booster went with Troop 161 to O'Hare field Saturday morning. An interesting as IOC aon> BRAND NEW SPINET PIANOS Full 88 Note Keyboard In Mahogany $46goo USED SPINETS FROM $37500 USED GRANDS FROM $34500 ALSO BIG SAVINGS ON FLOOR SAMPLES SAVE UP TO $200°° Large Selection To Choose From SIMONSON'S Established 1919 Grove Aw., Elgin, m. Open Mon. & FrL Evenings Why Wash Tub Wilt •n lovely summer cottons? tHEMcBSHRT well as tcueauoaal 4*d by all. n Illness We %re all very sorry, to learn of Mrs. Claude F. McDermott being so seriously ill. At the time of" this writing, the doctors have finally succeeded in getting her temperature under control and we hope they will soon be able to operate. Jenny is due for a serious operation and we want her to know that we are all thinking of her and hope she will sdon be back home in Lakemoor. Jenny is in the Belmont hospital in Chicago. A card to her would mean so much so come on, folks, get out the pen and ink and drop her a line. Her cousin, Mrs. M. B. Morrison, of Chattanooga, Tenn., is ^coming here to take care of Sunny and Mac until Jenny returns home.' • Mr and Mrs. Adolph Sadowski celebrated the birthday of their son, Walter, on June 27. Twenty relatives and friends enjoyed dinner, after which the guest* were entertained at supper at the home of Mrs. Eunice Tobey at Lilvmoor. COOKS CORNER Veal is used much, less frequently than beef or pork but we find it a delightful dietary change now and then. There are many ways to prepare veal. A veal roast is always good but if you are trying veal on someone who thinks he doesn't like veal wo suggest buying just a slice from the leg and prepa^ng it in this manner to introduce something new in the menu. This would be especially good on some cool evening when the family is tired of "light summer fare." Baked Veal Steak 114 lb. veal stsak about inch thick 4 slices bacon Salt and pepper to taste Flour ' 1 cup hot water % DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING _ VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 to 5 PJC FRIDAY EVENINGS: G:00 to 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 Season veal and dredge lightly with flour. Fry slightly and remove from skillet. Brown veal in .bacon fat until golden brown. Remove to flat baking dish. Pyrex pie plate will do and may be used as serving dish. Add hot water to remaining fat in pan. Stir until all particles are loose and pour this over veal. Place bacon strips over meat and bake uncovered in 325 degree oven for about 40 minutes or until very tender. Oven may be fully utilized by baking potatoes at same time. Baked apples or a pudding could complete the meal, with the addition of a salad. This will serve four. ADVERTISE IN THE PLAINDEALER If it's a fob for Bottled Gat irs A JOB FOR SHELLANE d KRUSE HARDWARE COMPANY Richmond, McHenry County, OL Long Distance Phone 191 Many are the people that feel more secure in the knowledge that fib AM prescription pharmacy is near at hand Complete stocks of drugs and medicines, even those seidoti • required, are here at your col when needed. The very presence of our complete stock and highly skilled personnel is a credit to ovr community. 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