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P*g« Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Mareella Fin Last Village News Friday evening at ; of such meetings in enough time the • to ask anyone to come with them monthly meeting, an ordinance Was passed on erecting of canopies, awnings, signs or signboards. This ordinance regulates licensing, supervising and inspecting for the purpose of assuring public safety a^d eliminating safety hazards. The complete ordinance is published in this paper under4 legal notices. Some time within ten to fifteen days after publication of this notice, theie will be a door to door canvass and inspection of all homes in regard to dog licenses. We urge all residents who have not purchased the new dog tag to do so before this inspection. At the time of the inspection, if a person is found not to have done this, they will be given a certain number of. days in which to purchase the" dog tag and if then they still fail to do so a summons will be issued to appear 'before the magistrate in court. Election Notice In answer to questions received from many of our residents, I wish to confer the following information in regard to th® forthcoming election April 19. This election will be for three trustees for the village board. Those whose terms end this year are Phillip Kibbe and Raymond Cynowa. There is also a vacancy which was made when Clifford Kiehl moved out of the community. The present offices of president, magistrate, village clerk and three remaining trustees do not terminate until April, 1957. LIA News Saturday evening the, LXA. held a successful "come as you are" party in the Community house. This party proved what good sports people really are when they arrived in the outfits which the committee found them in during • the past week. They were caught early in the morning, mid-afternoon and late at night, and everyone who came wore exactly what we found them !tt. Old house dresses, brunch (oats, overalls, pajamas and fttbes all were quite interesting see. Thanks for the cooperation in putting over this party. At the business meeting it was voted on that dues of the club covers all members of the family iimder 18 years of age. Only paid up members are entitled to enjoy the monthly socials with the exception of any guest night meeting, at which time prospective members or any guests may attend. Members will be notified A letter of thanks was received from Mr. McGee for the contribution of $90.35 towards the Woodstock Memorial hospital fund. The next regular monthly meeting will be held March 19. In February is the Whoopee par ty and this will eliminate the regular monthly meeting. " There was dancing to both juke box and accordion music, games were played and refreshments served. Helen Para made barbe cued hamburgers and with this was served potato chips and cake and coffee. Ladies who furnished the delicious cakes were Mrs. Sarley, Mrs. Wade, Mrs McDermott, Mrs. Brady and Olive and Jessie Corbett. Grab bag gifts were also exchanged. Fire Department- News Last*' Tuesday evening there was an election of officers in the fire department. The new officers are Fire Chief Frank Bitterman, Assistant Chief Harry Strnad and Secretary Raymond Cynowa. Congratulations to the new officers and we wish you the best of luck in the next year. Visits in Sweden Ivan Gustafson left Saturday morning from Midway airport for Sweden. He arrived at Copenhagen on Sunday at 2:40 p.m., and then went to Smalon to visit with his dad, who is ill. On his return trip, IvanWill stop in Paris, London and Glasgow. He will be gone for ten w^eks. When talking to him last week he informed me he was taking quite a few rolls of film which (if they turn out) he will be only too glad to show to the auxiliary at one of their future meetings. It is really something to lopk forward to. Birxndays On Jan. 12 Marge Williams celebrated her birthday. On Jan. 22, Corky Foss, Ray Cynowa, Jr., and Lenny Szarek will celebrate their birthdays. Roy Erickson will have his birthday on Jan. 23. Fun Club The Fifti club had their meeting at Jenny McDermott's home fast Wednesday evening. Girls who were lucky and took home the prizes were Emma Kunz, Pat Morrison, Doris Kibbe and Lou Bitterman. A late supper was served. Illness Last Tuesday night at bowling we were all sorry to learn that Doris Fuhler was ill with pneumonia. Weekend Guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Para entertained Mr. and Mrs. A1 Dember and family over the weekend. It's been some time since Jean has been out and she fooled us this time by not bringing any rain with her. Brownie News There are two new assistants in the Brownies. They are Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Karris. Marge Beahler, one of the Brownie leaders, would like to convey this message to the girls who are on the Brownie waiting list. Please wait until you are called to come to the meetings as the leaders and assistants are trying to keep the correct amount of girls in the Brownies and if there are children running around who do not belong it is difficult to give them the training which is re- A Letter From One of Our quired. As soon as there is an Residents'of Lakemoor opening you will be called. "This is an appeal to the Two of the Brownies will be neighbors in our small communi going into Girl Scouts this week. ty. You have invested your They ai e Gail Bonder and Shirley money here and made this your Gustafson. Congratulations girls, home. Here your children, if you -- _ i Sings of Spring:??? Last week Edward Kamin noticed that his lilac bush had buds on it. Can this mean we are going to have an early spring? Let's hope so anyway. VOIHI NOV! BUTCH'S SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAR Regular check ups and maintenance by our experts means lower ear costs for you! We Do Complete Motor Overhauling 309 W. Elm Street McHewy, Til. Phone 811 -- Residenee 91-R 24 Hour Towing Service You've Heard About Them ... NOW TRY A CLOTHES DRya FOR IS DA .Without Obligation! You've heord oil about clothes dryers..,now see for yourselfl We're so you'll prefer a GAS dryer that we're offering to let you try one in your home with absolutely no obligation. Choose either a Bendix or Hamilton... simply photye or visit our nearest store or office and get yours delivered now. See the new GAS Clothes Dryers at our nearest store*.; . or your dealer's. Call Enterprise 1441 have any, will grow up. What are you doing to help your investment grow? "You have a village president; six trustees, a clerk and a treasurer. A meeting", is held once a month in the evening, where no .one has to leave work to attend. Do you ? NO. "What kind of roads are we going to have? What kind of taxes? What kind of laws are these six trustees making for our community? Are they good or bad ? Only a small handful of the same people have enough civic pride to come to the village meetings and find out. How much of an effort is it to come once a month for a few hours in the evening to protect the place where you live and if you ever want to sell, get a better price? What kind of beaches will we have this summer ? Clean or dirty? Or don't you care? Are we going to be like the song of the hill billy "This ole House is good no Longer. Got no time ts fix the windows or the panes.' There is only one place to get things done, at a village meeting. There you will see who makes your laws, plans for your community and if they are capable enough to do the job. Remember, constant vigilance is the price of freedom. "Mrs. Walter Sarley" The Linotype machine was invented by Ottmar Mergenthaler. It was first used in 1886 by the New York Tribune. PUBLIC AUCTION Wm. H. 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