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tTfegryj*y, October 21,195* LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Afnroella Fo» - LXA. .News Saturday night the LJ.A. held its monthly meeting in the community house. At this meeting it' w$s voted to hold a card And bunico party Nov. 27 for the benefit Of the Wood&tock Memorial hospital's new addition. Richard; Hyatt "is chairman of this affair and his committee will consist of Jul!* 'Kraus and Marge Beahler. Cooperation from all will be appreciated. Zt was also decided at this meeting to run our annual whoopee party Feb. 12, with three-fourths of the net profit to go to the community and fire building for fuel and maintenance. Further news will follow Mter the next meeting. There will be no December meeting1 of the LJ.A. due to the. fact that it is too close to. the holidays. After the meeting, a social followed. Many of the members jvere in costumes and Mr. Be&iler, dressed as a hobo, won the men's prize and Helen Para, dressed as a gypsy, won the ladies' prize. It was a very hard decision for the judges to make because all were really dressed very well. P.T.A. v The Lily Lake P/T.A. held its monthly meeting recently, at which time the children's Hallowe'en party was discussed. After the meeting, a skit entitled "Now When I Went to school" was portrayed by Janet Schringa, Nancy Ritter and Janyce Bonder. Scenic slides were shown by Miss Leta Clark, formerly from Edgebrook, now a teacher at Johnsburg, of her Western trip. This was enjoyed by all * present> Mrs. Johnson, chairman of magazines of McHenry P.T.A., was also present and gave a talk on the parent- teacher magazine. Rummage Sale The rummage sale sponsored by the ladies auxiliary will take place on the twenty-second and twenty-third of October. The hours will be on Friday from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Furniture articles have been added to the sale at this time, plus articles of clothing. Don't forget the dates. This sale will be held in the fire house. Firemen's Dance Don't forget to keep Oct. 30 open for the, dance being sponsored by the volunteer firemen of Lakemoor. Since many will be .out celebrating Hallowe'en that night, where could you find better entertainment than right in your own village and at the same time lie helping,, a good cause? Refreshments will be served. is I sure wish- my husband could cook like that. - r Mr. i and Mrs. Jose art tfce proud parents - of another gin. The baby was born last week 1n the Woodstock hospital. Mother and baby are home and doing fine. Mrs. Claire Forties celebrated her birthday Tuesday, Oct. 19. Happy birthday, Claire. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bartus (Mrs. Bartus was formerly tCiity Wojtas of Lakemoor and now living in West Brownsville, Pa.) are the proud parents of a boy, born Oct. 12. The baby Weighed 9 lbs. 10 oz. Wedding Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Brzezinski celebrated their wedding anniversary Oct. 11, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Para had their anniversary Oct. i3. Congratulations to all of you and may you have many more years together. General News Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen and children, Dawn and Michael, brother of Vi Veneer, and Mr. and Mrs. BrQiyn of Downers Grove were out visiting the Vineers last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Levand, Clark Hains and Mr. and Mrs. Vineer went to Lake .Villa to celdbrate the birthday of Marge's niece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lamont. Wally Szarek and Lennie went to Clinton, Iowa, Sunday to visit Carol at boarding school. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foss and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erickson /were entertained Sunday at dinner at the home of Edward Kamin, Jr., i and Stewart Clark. All I can say Dinner The softball team sponsored by the Business Men's association of Lakemoor was given a steak and chicken dinner by the business men last Wednesday. The boys could have all they wanted to eat. The dinner was held at the Charm House. The boys well deserved this dinner, havings won the pennant for the year. Business Men's A*sodatiop The Business Men's association members are going to take their wives out for a dinner on Oct. 25 at the Lodge in Crystal Lake. I am sure the wives will enjoy this dinner very much and hope it will happen again soon. Real Value! U. S. Savings Bonds. "1 DODGE has done it... better wait / It's Flair-Fashioned... COMING SOON I iW54.. FOR HONESTY • PEACE ANTI-COMMUNISM JOSEPH T. MEEK UNITED STATES SENATOR WARREN E. WRIGHT STATE TREASURER SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION VEMOh L HEATH OB. RALPH H. KUNSTADTER MAURICE GANTZERT F«r Uiirershy of tillntis Trvtftts •MifaiiUT VERNON I. NICKEU •;w * LAST 2 WEEKS! n&P'S 95th ANNIVERSARY EVENT; HURRY! HURRY! SHARE:.. I 1st Gut Rib End LB. Super-Right Top Qualify LOIN ROASTS 69 Pries Year Ago 45o 1st Cut Loin Portion LB. Pries Year Ago 59o Center Cut Chops or Roftst--LB. Price Your Ago 89e c HOURS SHOP DAILY 9:00 to 6:00 SHOP FRIDAY 9:00 to 9:00 ffe. 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