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4fp- Thursday, August 11,1955 "" THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By MaroeUa Foaa Village News Next Friday evening, Aug. 12, there will be a village meeting at 8:30 p.m.' in the fire-community house. Open forum will be held after the meeting. The public is invited to attend these meetings and should do so when possible. Several persons have remarked that -they thought the Lakemoor police were being a little too strict with " the 'teen-agers for traffic violation^ and other ordinance violations. The village president has ordered the police dei partment to bear down on noisy tailpipes and mufflers, and also on drunken drivers. Any person with open liquor or beer in their car is to be arrested and all 'teen-agers Under the influence are to be taken into custody and their parents brought into court before they are released. Violators beWare, you are fiirting with a jail sentence. LIA Beach Party Saturday, Aug. 13, at 8 p.m., the LIA will hold a beach party on the small beach. Everyone is invited to this affair. Refreshments will be served at a nominal fee. Games are being planned and there will also be cards and bunco for those not desiring to participate in the games on the beach. All who attended latet year's beach party will remember the wonderful time had by all. Bring along your friends and if you have company bring them also as we are sure they will enjoy themselves immensely. Ladies League Last Wednesday evening the Ladies League held its monthly meeting. It was voted that the installation dinner will be held Sept. 8 at the Vogue. A family style chicken dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Hostesses for the evening were Mesdames Valone, Zelanka and Mix. Auxiliary News Last Wednesday night the following ladies attended the Lake county auxiliary meeting at Winthrop Harbor: Mesdames Brzezinski, Erickson, O'Leary, Bitterman and Buchwalter. Mrs. Helen Buchwalter was elected chaplain. The installation of officers is to be held at Knollwood at the next meeting in November. Welcome to New Residents The following families have moved into Lakemoor this past month or so and we wish to welcome them to o*u*" viUage hope they will become active in the different organizations so that we will all get to know them personally. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Worsdell, the mother and father of Betty Daly, have purchased the Budil home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Strazxnalio and son, Louis, have purchased the Stolle home. The Cooper house has been purchased by Mr. -and Mrs. Herbert Brossman and their two children. Mrs. Undorff, mother of Mrs. Leon, is •living permanently with her granddaughter, Mrs. Anna Bolda. We also wish to extend our best wishes for success to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams, who are now running the Chuck Wagon in Lakemoor. Baby Shower Last Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Brady there was a shower for Betty Daly. Many of her friends and neigh-: bors attended. General News . Last week, Bertha Weingrad received the news that her nephew, eight months ,old, passed away. We realize what another death so close to that of her husband's must mean to her. Through these trials, Bertha says the condolences of her friends and neighbors of Lakemoor were very much appreciated, by her and her family. Last Friday evening the "bunch" from Sheridan road went over to the Leon house to help celebrate their thirty-third wedding anniversary. A beautiful caike was served with coffee and also cold drinks. Wedding Diane Weingrad will be married Sunday, Aug. 14, at 6 p.m. at the Congregation Mt. Sinai in Chicago to Sidney Finkleman. A reception will follow immediately after the wedding. Birthdays The Vincent Schiavone, Jr., family will be buzzing with excitement this week when two of their children celebrate their birthdays. Vincent, Jr., III. will be 3 years old on Aug. 12 and Karen was 4 Aug. 8. On Wednesday of this week Ann Brzezinski and Harold Foss both celebrated their birthdays. On Aug. 12, Irene Leon will celebrate her birthday. Mary Schiavone will celebrate her birthday on Aug. 15. Guy Surtees of Lilymoor will have a birthday on Saturday, Aug. 13. Happy birthday to all of you very nice folks. Thursday Night Socials Please don't forget the Thursday night socials at Wally's Oasis at 8:30 p.m. The proceeds House Guest Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams had as their guest their niece, Gayle Mitchell, of Ashland, Wis. 'Car Tunes" By Juslen TufK'j "Mom says when I grow up, she hppes that I'll be as courteous and friendly as they are at JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE!" Complete Car Service All makes & models. We Give Cash Discount RED STAMPS JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of 120 & Richmond Rd. Phone 1150 McHanry, 111. will help complete our fire-community house and these affairs should be supported , by all who can possibly attend. " EDDIE the EDUCATOR soys Schools «r* ovt. The Uitont learned carry over into the homejobs, responsibilities and loisora. Education continues. IHinoit Education Association It costs a couple an average of $30 a day for a vacation trip by auto. This figure covers an average of car operating costs, meals, lodging, tolls, admissions, amusements and incidentals. Hayfever Exhibit Attracts Many To Museum Of Science-Industry A timely exhibit on hayfever is on display at the Museum of Science and Industry and will be shown through September, t)ie height of the hayfever season.,. The exhibit was prepared by Oren C. Durham, chairman of the Pollen Survey committee, Council on Aeroallergens of the American Academy of Allergy and chief botanist, Abbott Laboratories. The exhibit shows the various types of grasses and weeds producing the irritating pollen that causes hayfever. One out of twenty people is allergic to ragweed pollen which in three varieties is found prevalent in the eastern half of the United States. - An enlarged model of a single ragweed pollen, approximately 75,000 times actual size, is shown in the exhibit. It looks like & ball about six inches in diameter with long spikes and looks a good deal like the mines used in naval warfare. The irritation from this pollen is not caused by the spikes, however, but by the soluble content of the cell which produces the familiar symptoms -- sneezing, itching, and stuffy, running nose in people who are allergic. Shown alongside this giant coded of a pollen is a tube containing one ounce of ragweed pollen, approximately five hundred million separate grains, any one of which is sufficient to cause a visible skin reaction or reddened eyes. How skin tests determine the degree of sensitivity of a person allergic to such pollen is also shown in the exhibit. ' Large maps of the United States showing the principal zones where the various kinds of pollen causing hayfever are also displayed. Chicagoand Illinois reaches its highest pollination in late August and early September! Hayfever sufferers may prevent, escape or minimize their problem by moving out of high pollen areas during the hayfever season, by having the air they breathe completely filtered, or by getting immunizing injections of pollen extract from a qualified physician. Sayings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loan earn -'/i% plus Vz% extra. 28tf 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.^. and 1 to 5 P.M. 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