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3S-UP »B« SlxhKW ' ? ' v / p ^ ^s ^ ^ | \. 1 Lj--*^ ^ asapi^f v^*r?t.^ v*(S Fftt " ' . " ' • ' • • ' ' ' . ' v - ' ' - - -- • ' • • - ' • • ' • • the . u&minmiw&i-- f frl '#»• **$>*< '7i/\,"- Thursday; March 29. Wyy vf Ky w• jrW-ih > • £*£?. b. ,i< By Ann Brzezinskl and Lois Sohlavone ' , ) Village 'New* A village meeting will be held oh Thursday, April 12, at 8:30 p.m. at the' fire department community house. The meetings are interesting and informative, try to attend. A special meeting of the village board will take place on Thursday, March 29, at 8:30 p.m. The meeting is open to the public. This is a final warning about the vehicle and dog licenses. The vehicle stickers must be on the cars. Failure to follow the village code in this regard will result in a summons to the police magistrate court. And again there are many dogs on the loose, They are annoying the children and hindering traffic. Dogs must be tied or fenced in their own yards. . Fire Department Please continue saving newspapers and magazines. A notice will follow some time after Easter about a pick-up. Community Dance If you don't have your tickets for the spring community dance, you may get them from members of the following organizations: Fire department, auxiliary, Ladies league and the L.I.A. The proceeds of this dance will be used to purchase more building material for the second floor of the firehouse. The dance will be held on Saturday, April' 7, at the fire department community house. held on Sunday. April ,1, at 8:30 p.m. and everyone is invited. Teen-age Dance „ Last Sunday the teen-agers again had a successful dance. They enjoy putting up their own decorations and getting the refreshments. The girls were in charge of the refreshments last Sunday. The next dance will be held on Sunday, April 8, from 7 j to 10 p.m. Anyone thirteen years or older" is welcome. Enjoying themselves at the last dance were the chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Leary. Bowling Cbrrection in seventh place' at the last bowlers' social was MarcellS Goss and not Ma reel la I Foss. j Sick List '• Edward Kamin. Sr., underwent i ! surgery on Thursday. He is at St. Michael's hospital, 1845 N. j 4th St.. Room 215, Milwaukee, j Wis. He will be spending two. | weeks or possibly more at the hospital and hearing from his friends in Lakemoor would help cheer up some of those days. Chipper Cynowa underwent a skin grafting on Monday. He will be spending some time again in the hospital. In the past, the cards and letters were a great help to Chipper, and they will be appreciated again at this time. He is in Children's Memorial hospital in Chicago. Helen Para underwent surgery at Memorial hospital on Thursday morning. She will spend at least ten days at the hospital. the weekend in Chicago, attending two birthday parties. .The birthdays werfc for Emma's godchild and niece. Marbella Foss was very happy on Monday. Her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Conti, of.Wald Lake, Mich., was in for a visit. Other guests on that day were Marcella's father, Stanley x Sohm, Brother Raymond Sohm and Mrs. Peter Sohm. Back from a three-week vacation in the land of sunshine are Mr. and Mi's. Harry Brady. They spent their vacation at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Krieger in Hollywood, Fla. Mrs. Krieger is a former resident of Lakemoor and sends a "hello" to alt" her friends. Also back from Miami Beach,. Fla., are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sarley. They spent five weeks in Florida and with them were their two sons. Dr. Vincent Sarley and family and Dr. Erwin Sarley and family. The Sarleys and Bradys were down souih at the same time and spent a day together in Hollywood, Fla. P.T.A. The i next Lily Lake P.TA meeting will be held on Thursday, Afctril 5, at 8 p.m. at the schoolhouse. An election of officers will take place and everyone is urged to attend. New members will be vary wtelcome. Bouse Conuifltttee There wifi be a house committee meeting On Friday, AprH 6, at 9 p.m Ladies League Hie next Ladies league meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 4, at 8 p.m. Social hour will follow meeting with bunco and the serving of cake and coffee. UA. Mr. and Mrs. Buchwalter, Mrs. Ann Bolda and Richard Hyatt spent Wednesday evening With Mrs. GoodelL head librarian of the McHenry library, to get information on how to organize a library. The information will be given at the next L.I.A. meeting. Thursday Socials The Thursday night social? are being held at' Wally's Oasis every Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morrison enjoyed a belated tenth anniversary on Saturday in Chicago. They spent the evening at a show, followed by a Chinese-dinner. And again many more happy anniversaries to you both. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kunz spent EAGLE - PICHER TRIPLE SLIDE Aluminum STORM WINDOWS and DOORS Unique ERAYDO me tracks, of a special formi zinc alloy, assure easy, jamproof operation! Self-storing glass and screen panels quickly rearranged as seasons demand. Liberal Trade-in Allowance on your old windows and doors. Birthdays Burke Romkowske was 5 years old on Monday, March 19. He enjoyed it with a birthday party on Sunday with relatives. Guests at the party were his two aunts, Meg Fritz 6f Dels Plaines, Mrs. Harlyn Albert and family of Kenosha and Mrs. Ray Albert of Racine, Wis. A delicious harri dinner and birthday cake was served. Burke received many j nice gifts. Al Kunz celebrated his birthday on Tuesday, March 20. Tommy O'Leary had a wonderful time at his surprise birthday party on St. Patrick's Day, Mrach 17. Attending the party were Maryann Swenski, Roberta Neff, Butch Godina, Denny Kosup, Jr., Charlie Ritzer and Jim Crook. A very happy birthday to all, and i many happy returns of the day. .' V' LfLYMOOR Cub Scouts Friday night the Cub Scouts' of Pack 361, Den 6, served refreshments at the Cub Scout carnival. Boys who served were Dennis Karmel, Jimmy Fantus, "Beezy" and Bobby Zahn,, "Dutchie" Hueckstead, Ronny Fuhler, David Toby and Chris Wijas. Mothers who 'joined in the fun were Mrs. Fuhler, Mrs. Toby, Phyllis "Zahri, Alma Hueckstead and Isabelle Karmel. Bowling Herb Fantus is entered in a major tournament in Chicago. He bowled 1308 for six lines and definitely will bowl in the prize money. V Hospitalized Leona Fantus left for Highwood hospital Tuesday. She will be in the hospital for at least four days. ; ' District Contest We would like to congratulate David Fantus for winning first prize for cornet trio and^ also secpnd prize for cornet solo Saturday in Woodstock at the district contest. He will be one of the group to go to Peoria for the state finals. Methodist church enjoyed a wonderful ham supper prepared1 by the men arid the minister, Rev, J. E. Corbett. Members who' attended were Mrs. Mary Hollenback, Mr. and Mrs. E.' M. Bel-, ford and Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Hueckstead. After the dinner,; everyone enjoyed the wonderful -movie "Magnificent Obsession." Birtnday i Happy birthday to Janet Schuringa, who celebrated her blHhhay March 23 with her family, . r Cynthia Belford celebrated her secohd birthday March 25. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Belford helped Mr. and; Mrs. Don Cutler and family celebrate Don's birthday Saturday evening.!* Community Work Quite a few of the women have been working this past week on some of the empty lots to make it- safe for our children to play and to make our community look nicer. How about it girls? Since the weather is getting nicer we would like to get a few more otit. Personals . " • Mr. jand Mrs. Norman Thompson and family spcn£ the weekend at the home, of the E. ,M. Belfords., • Joanne Schuringa is spending two Weeks, with her, grandma* ther, who is ill in Melford, 111. "Mr. and Mrs.' E. M. Belford, Diana and Cynthia, > enjoyed" a gym show at. the Wauconda liigh school Thursday evening. Pat Golbeck called Isabelle Karmel Thursday afternoon from Kansas and asked her to say "hi" to everyone for Her and to tell all her friejids they are doing fine. j Mr. and Mrs. Dbt) LeSke,' Mrs. Erisman and Annemary Erisman drove to Chicago Sunday afternoon. "Yours Truly" wishes everyone a Happy Easter. < ' FARMERS If you .bav®- something le Bay, Sell or Trade ADVEHTISE . Ife She PtjyfiBfeiU.il McHenry Bible Church The McHenry Bible church will have movies every fourth Sunday of the month, and everyone is welcome. The movie this past Sunday was "I Behold His Glory." They are looking forward to showing the movie "Martin Luther" in the near future. 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Give ourselves a chance to Get Acquainted . . . and Explain why we hope to Represent YOU at the : If you found US on Your Doorstep we'd be there to Tell you that we HAVE SUPPORTED "IKE" SINCE '53 ARE NOT MACHINE BACKED SEEK NO POLITICAL FAVORS OWE NO POLITICAL DEBTS HAVE BUT ONE POLITICAL AIM: TO BE SPOKESMEN FOR ALL FREE-MINDED REPUBLICANS OF1 OUR DISTRICT AT THE G. O. P. NATIONAL CONVENTION 0 ••it/; CAST YOUR VOTE i WAPRIL 10 for Charles R. Lindsay Barbara B. Rowe Candidate For Delegate Candidate For Alternate Delegate 14ih Congressional District t