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Thursday June-14.1956 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Ann Brzezinski and Lois Schlavone Ladies League The Ladies League card and bunco party is this Saturday, June 16. You can be^sure of a very entertaining, evening, as proven by the cjard parties of the past. Tickets may be obtained from any member or at the door. The party will be held at the fire department community ^tghouse and proceeds will be used •toward the maintenance of the fire building. The next Ladies League meeting will be on Wednesday, June 20, at 8 p.m. At this meeting there will be an election of officers. picnic followed on Wednesday - at Veteran Acres in Crystal* Lake. Spending several days with Angela were two of her classmates, Dale Wetzel of Burton's Bridge and Lynn Brubach from Island Lake. Thursdays Socials The Thursday night socials are being held at Wally's- Oasis I3pt 8:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Ladies Auxiliary The next Auxiliary meeting will be h$Fd on Wednesday, June 27, at 8 p.m. McHenry Bible Church Sunday evening, June 17, at 8 p.m. at the church, the film "Regions Beyond" will be shown. Everyone is invited. Tuesday evening, June 19, the ladies' meeting will be held at Mrs. Ehredt's home. Wednesday evening, June 20, prayer meeting will be at the Wade home. „ Daily vacation Bible school will continue next week with the closing program on Sunday evening, June 24. The D.V.B.S. and Sunday *school picnic will be held on Saturday, June 30. New Neighbors Sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cunny to Florida and welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Scan- Ion, who now reside in the for- • mer Cunny home. Once a Month Club Met at the Jessie and Olive Cprbett home last Friday. Enjoying an evening of playing cards were Mesdames Alice Wade, Irene Leon, Helen Para and Ann Brzezinski. Peeling Better Joe ;Janiczewski is feeling better from an injury two weeks ago and is back to work. And it was good to see Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kamin, Sr., last weekend. Mr. Kamin spent several Weeks in the hospital for surgery a short time ago. Norman Morrison is beginning to use crutches now and returned home from the hospital Sunday. Cleveland Wade is spending less time in the wheel chair and doing chores around the home and feels he should be earning his own salt soon. And a Very speedy recovery to Thursday were Marcel la's father, Stanley Sohm, and brother, Raymond Sdhm. And on Sunday the Foss. family was at a graduation party for their nephew and niece at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sohm. Tlie Walter Para family and Casey Brzezinski family spent j Sunday at a graduation party ' for their niece, Miss Christina Chudy, In Chicago. . > ' Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDerjnott spent three days in Chica- ; go last week attending an Illinois Funeral Directors' conven- | tion. | Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith were | weekend guests at Mr. and Mrs. : Tony Leon's home. Visiting Wally and Helen Para last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gerlach and two sons from Barrington. Danny Cartan and his family spent the weekend with his mo- , tlier and sister, Diane. j Young Wade Clements spent the week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Wade. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harder last week was their son, Harold, and his wife. He has been ill since Christmas but is feeling much better now. j all. Sincere Sympathy ™ Our sincere sympathy at this time to Art Slcclly and family on the loss of his wife two weeks ago. A Very Special Birthday To Henry Fast, who will be 83 years young on Mondav, June 18. Brownies The final meeting of the IftjBrownies is Tuesday, Juno 19. On that day the" Brownies are to meet at the firehouse at 10 a.m. After a short meeting there will be a picnic at Deerhaven. All Brownies must have a permission note and a lunch to be able to attend. Meetings will resume again in September. ^ , Cub Scouts Den 7 will discontinue their meetings for the summer months and resume again in September. Attending Graduation On Tuesday, June 5, for Angela Parratore at the junior high school were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parratore. Joseph Lorio and her godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Parratore, and family from Chicago. Angela received lovely gifts on her graduation day. A June Birthdays Tony Leon celebrated his birthday on Tuesday, June 12. Gertie Freund had a birthday on Friday, June 8. Mrs. Rose Zalenka celebrated her birthday at the last Ladies League meeting. Joe ®tpmarata will add another yefjjp on Sunday, June 24. Myra Zabroski celebrated her birthday on Friday, June 15. Mrs. Alice Wade's birthday was on Sunday, June 10. Happy birthday to all and many happy returns of the day. The June birthstone is p pearl or moonstone and the flower is a rose or honeysuckle. About Friends and Neighbors Enjoying a weekend at the Corbett home last week were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritzman and Mrs. George Lang of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoppert, Sr., Elizabeth Schafer and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoppert, Jr., and family attended a graduation party lor their nephew, Will Schafer, at Lombard. Company at the Foss home orr FAIR PREMIUM LIST j The livestock premium list and j the horse show prize list of the j Illinois state fair, Aug. 10 to 19, > are ready for distribution, accord-, ing to an announcement bv Gov. I "William G. Stratton. Copies may 1 be obtained by writing the Illinois state fair, state fairgrounds,! Springfield. The fair's general premium list and junior department premium list are expected to be ready in about two weeks. NEW APPOINTMENT Gov. William G. Stratton has appointed Frank "Gilmer of Liberty-1 ville as chairman of the Illinois ; Athletic commission, to succeed j the late Livingston E. Osborne.' Gilmer, a former amateur and pro-1 fessional boxer, is a member of i a Chicago firm of attorneys. He has been a judge or referee of the Chicago Tribune Golden Gloves tournaments since 1938, and an ofticial of Catholic Youth Organization boxing for 15 years. Package Liquor Store and Tavern ZA Italian Spaghetti Sandwiches KITCHEN CLOSED ON TUESDAY'S McHENRY 9836 ISO So. Green St., McHenry, 111. EAGLE - PICHER TRIPLE SLIDE STORM WINDOWS and DOORS Liberal Trade-in Allowance on your old windows and doors. ORDER NOW! Zephyr Ventilated ALUMINUM AWXIN6S and DOOR CANOPIES Also The Famous Zephyr Aluminum BOLL UP & DOWN AWNINGS ARTHUR BOGER PHONE 840-J 807 Waukegan Rd. McHenry ON THE YEAR-AHEAD CAR CHRYSLER WINDSOR V*8 NEW 1956 CHRYSLER for the cost of a filly equipped "low-pried" small car! Motor Sales 12 So. Main St. Phone C.L. 1110 BICYCLE RODEO MODEL INSPECTION FORM JUICY CLE INSPECTION FORM No Bicycle Owner Rider: Boy or Girl . Remarks Make of Bicycle .... Model (Trade Name) Date Address Age Serial No Year Purchased Rear Wheel: 1. Brake Needs Adjustment 2. Cones Need- Tightening • 3. Chain Needs Tightening • 4. Wheels Need Tightening Front Wheel: 1; Cones Tightening ... 2.' Wheel Needs 3.' Spokes ivfissing Tires Need Repair ......... Replacement Front Wheel • Saddle Need Repair ....... Brake Holds Well . • • • Loosening .. i... O.K. O.K. . . . O.K. Loosening O.K. • O.K. How RIany ........ OjK. O.K. • • • • • • • • • • • • O.K. O.K Replacement . Handle Bar: \ \ -ft Needs Adjustment Pedals Need Repair and Adjustment Crank Hanger Bearings Need Adjustment O.K. O.K. Frame & Accessories: Needs Repair O.K. Fenders Need RCpaib '$§• O.K. Rear Reflector Too Small O.K. Front Light Needs Refc&ir O.K. Bell O.J& Horn No Whistle or Siren O.K. Lamps No. Rear or Reflector This Bicycle Must Not Be Ridden At Night , O.K. Remarks: i • I • I ! mpr I s v ^ a By Marie Schaettgen The regular meeting of the V.F.W. auxiliary was held Monday, May 28, with twenty mem- „bers attending. President Pauline Pries opened the meeting and ' Secretary Augusta Diedrich read | the minutes of the previous j meeting.. Junior Past president Gertrude Barbian installed Angie Brown into office as color bearl er. The remaining officers were ^ then given their charges. I K. Stilling, L. Murphy, G. •; Soucie and G. Barbian attended I the fifth district meeting at St. ; Charles May 20. G. Barbian • gSve a report on the meeting at | Wjiich the election of officers j was held. Those elected to office are as follows:. H. Addig, president; H. Keeling, Sr., vice-president; J. O'Flaherty, treasurer; E: Kelly, chaplain; G. Voss, conductress; G.J Kaun, guard; trusi tees, G. Moore, A. Webb and : Ronnie Johnson. Gladys and Bill Soucie were chaperones at the recent high t school prom and also attended the prom breakfast served by ; the auxiliary "f thp rlnhhr»ii<;A -- enjoyable dinner at the Smith- Spade Post 1293 in Waukegan, which they attended May 26. Memorial Day plans included a pot-luck supper which was served at the V-.-F.W. clubhouse for the marching units. Auxiliary girls each brought a dish for the occasion. Any old playing cards? If you have please give them to G. Barbian to take to the boys at Downey hospital. Upon conclusion of the foregoing business, refreshments were served. " Gladys also told of having an Insured Savings: Savings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association are insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn 2>/2 per cent plus i/2 per cent extra. SS-tf HI hin'iniiiiiirni^iMiy* TO ' On Tuesday, June 19, the Girt Scouts of McHenry and theMf leaders are planning a* trip t<% Mooseheart. Each girl is asked> to bring a nosebag lunch. BusseSf will leave from St. Mary's school at 8:30 a.m. and plan to return about 4 p.m. Mrs. Roy Miller, leader o& Troop 4, recently completed ^ four-day outdoor training course at Barringtcn. Other leaders whQi attended part of the course werj^ Mrs. Maurice Clark „ of Troop 5j| and Mrs. James Thompson anclt Mrs. Robert ,Kerr of Troop 10. %• FOB THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 190 - Just East of Route 12 • Volo, HL Phone H % I Advertisement \ From where I sit». Jy Joe Marsh Just the Facts, Ma'am! Having a red-hot crime wave in town. Specs McGuire and Buck Hanson were caught taking money out of parking meters -- again. I was at Police Headquarter* when a nice old lady rushed m to re* port t hem. , • "It was dark but I saw thei|r faces in the flashlight beam," she said breathlessly." You can't trust anybody these days!" She got flustered when Chief Benson explained that Specs and Buck are authorized collectors-- working nights after their regular jobs. "Have to get 'em uniforms," said Benson. "Third time they've been turned in!" From where I sit, we ought to guard against accusing anyone of being "wrong" just because that's the way it looks to us. For instance, I've heard people talk against a neighbor because they didn't approve of his choice of beverage! (They liked tea. or something, while he preferred a glass of beer.) Be sure you have a case before you lay down the law. Copyright, 1956, United Slates Brewers Foundation Be sure with Shur! Our 1956 Building Program Is Now Under Way! Don't Continue To Pay Rent When You Can Own A Beautiful Home Of Your Very Own For Less Than You Now Pay For Rent! • Low Down Payment - Balance like rent. • We arrange for V.A. Financing. • 4'/£% 25-year loans available for non-vets who qualify. • We will build anywhere in this area on your own lot, or, we have listings of numerous lots which: we will help you purchase. • These are not "Pre-Fabs" -- Completely carpenter- built by locaj. workmen. • Come in Today and see our large selection of floor plans - any size home to fit any size budget. • Phone us now for details. No obligation. Shur Construction Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 210 So. Green St. Phone llie McHenry, HI., usually i Jist hav to take care of the office around here but the boSs went some place today and said I should get a adjtf in the paper about these here Zeo--Ran water softeners *e have foryou. I8m new at this and can1t tipe so good so i hope youll bare with ne« the Boss he said 1 should tell youthat har€ water is o.k for duels, frogs, f-gh@s, p°lar bares and things like that but nogood for peopla. it does lots of things arouad the house you wouldnST like if you knew what# Y0U should know that haird wate£ doesn't »i* good with soap.-Hardwater minerals and soap makes what theycall an 444 insoluabble soap cur<j. so when you wash your hair for 444 example some of this soap curd stays in your hair end makes it dull, stringey and awful looking. IT 41tfd/ clogs your 444H pores and makes your sKin all rough, red and dry to. and you have fo use 70% more scop to git sudz in hard water also, you do. and bogr, is that ever expensive• hARdirater make® ® scale that coats pipes and water heaters and appliantses and recks them quicker...and the soap scum it mak£s clogs cesspool pipes in case yougot a CesspOOl and wonder how come it# always on the fritj. Som& ^men^ magazines, colledge lavattries, government agentcies and places like that have figgered it out and they all 44t4 say that hardwater cost s a family up to $165.00 a year. They could save $165 a year with soft watEr and enjoy softer living tfhile they're at it if they knew all these things telling you about. So anyway the bosss Advises you should get a Zeo- RAn A'.rTomatic water softener and correct all these evills. you know, if he like$this 444 ad as much as £ you'll like the Zeo-Ran Automatic, we'll all be happy, oh* i glmost forgot to mention that the boss he has lots of fancy equiptnent for testinp water Mi and he will analyze the water inyour house for free^. Just call and ask. -THe boss is generous in lots of ways but i sure wish he would gi^e me a rise in salary, who every heard of a man of my intellekt getting only $13.50 n we©k?f? I SflOuld tell you the ZEORAN automatic is jist about the niftiest gadget you ever did see. its so good /tM/ its guaranteed in writing for 10 whole years* and the Copper-tone finish on it is real pretty, and its no problem go get one nut in your house. The boss says the cost is peanuts. n V.' < . • AAlnSlU- .-.«A . .A>P anyway be sure you call us/because if you don't the boss will probabably blamed me and i»ll get fired. ON second thought, he wouldn't dareto fire ME, because you can imagine the kindofafix this offise would be in without me around to r^n things. TO OBEDIENTLY, On/nosr THE / toy enarg»( CO. ©f McHenry Phoiie CHARLES R. PETESS0N 873