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. . JV-i' - up ,C. _ " ' % r" ' Ljjlll t •,! ' M J " ' ' ,. ' 1 t**- * V \. \ y, October 18. 1956 ITHE MeHENRY PLAINDEALER LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Ann Brzezinski and Lois Schlavone A , Fire Department ^Ve are jsorry for the inconvenience caused the Brownies and the Lakemoor volunteer fire department on Oct. 9th. Had either the house committee or the executive board been notified that the Lakemoor fire-corn? munity building was to be used on this date, the above groups would have been alerted. When the assignment of dates %use the Lakemoor if ire-community building are not through . the proper channels or by the proper committee, this type of inconvenience to regularly assigned groups cannot be avoided. Please address your requests to John Bonder, secretary house committee, or Frank O'Leary, executive board. Thursday at 8:30 p.m.-Everyone is welcome to attend. Hallowe'en Dance Two weeks left to plan a costume for the third annual fireman's masquerade dance. The dance will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27. Auxiliary The next auxiliary meeting will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 24. Hie members are ,asK£d to come in costumes and an entertaining social is to follow. j- L I A iThe Sept.. 29 fall dance given by me L. I. A. was a very fine success and everyone there had a wonderfull time. At this time the officers were installed by Claude F. Mc- Dermott. The officers are Richard Hyatt, president; Ann Brzezinski, secretary-treasurer; Joe Yaeger, Othele Brady and Marcella Foss, trustees; Jen McDemiott and Harry. Brady, house committee. We wish the officers a very suc- <£sful year. Youth Fellowship On Saturday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. the Inland Youth Fellowship will present • a film entitled "Seventeen", at the Lily Lake schoolhouse. Everyone is invited to attend, and the young people should find the film very interesting. * Fun Club Irene Godina entertained the Fun club members at her home last Wednesday. A late luncheon was served and winners of lovely prizes were Alice Becker, Jean Booster and Jen O'Leary. H P C Jessie and Olive Corbett entertained the members of the H. P. C. Ust Friday evening with a card game. High score winners were Jessie Corbett, Irene Leon and Alice Wade. Cake and coffee was served. Brownies The Brownies Hallowe'en party is planned for Tuesday, Oct. 30. The quota for Brownies is filled up for the present and anyone wishing to join, please call Mrs. Lu Bitterman at 523-W-l and have your name put on the waiting list. Intermediate Girl Scouts We opened our meeting by singing "Girl Scouts Together". Betty Becker called the roll and collected dues. Mrs. Booster held inspection. We started working on our second class rank. Carol Booster was hostess and served cookies. We decided to invite one girl friend to our Hallowe'en party later this month. The committees for the party met and made plans. We danced the "Heel-Toe Polka" and closed with our run-along-home circle. Scribe, Nancy Godina Anyone who has Girl Scout uniforms or handbooks for intermediate Scouts that they would like to sell or give to girls in scouting, please contact Pat Morrison at 591-R-2 or Jean Booster at 597-M-l. There are still openings in the new troop and any girl 10 to 14 years of age who has not had previdtis Girl Scout training and would like to join, contact the above leaders or come to the meetings which are held every Monday evening, 7 p.m, to 8:30 p.m. at the Lakemoor fire and community house. offing for the Girl Scouts on Oct. 31, at which time the group will go trick and treating between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m. Hallowe'en games are to be played at the Nov. 1 meeting. Two new -girls were welcomed to the group, Kathy Vetters and Ruth Schmitt. There are still openings for girls aged 10 to 14 years to join. The girls are asked to be on time at each meeting and remember their dues; also to bring a note if they are to be excused early Mrs. Schmit has joined us and will work with the girls. Carol Gray, Scribe IT, S. Marines ^ Ronald Schmidt finished off his sixteen-day leave with a party last Saturday with relatives and friends. He returned last week to San Diego. Pvt. Fran Golbeck is home on a fifteen-day leave from Camp Pendleton, where he has just completed combat training. He will return to Camp Mathews in San Diego as a rifle coac.h. Also proud to report Fran was awarded a certificate for being an outstanding marksman of his platoon. Entering Air Force Dick Beahler is not entering the U.S. Army as reported a week ago. Dick left last Monday to serve in the U.S. Air Force for four years and will be stationed at San Antonio, Texas. Birthdays ' A1 Godina and his brother-inlaw, William Higgins of Franklin Park, celebrated their birthdays on the same day Sunday. Oct. 7. The two families enjoyed a birthday dinner at the Godina home. Also Ronal Godina was 20 years old on Sunday, Oct. 14. John Hansen celebrated his birthday on Friday, Oct. 12,5and enjoyed a birthday family dinner. A very happy birthday to all and many more of them. .Weddings ~- Two weddings were held on our village last Saturday, Oct. 13. Congratulations to Mr. and.Mrs. Clifford Todd on the marriage of their daughter, Eleanor v Marie. Eleanore became the bride of John Patrick Cahill. They were married at Our Lady of Lourdes chuirch, followed by a reception in Chicago. And congratulations to Mrs. Nona Vertucci and Frank Messheimer on their marriage, l&si Saturday, Oct. 13. ••••'• Walter Szarek was th^ test^mpn and Mrs. Sack, matron of ho^br. Reception was held at theKXikkemoor fire-community hous^-^fftr. relatives and their many-frieiids. We wish you the very best "••bf everything and many hatifty jfeare, together. Birth Announcements On Sept. 31, a bundle of joy and happiness arrived by stork express to Mr. anid Mrs. Kenneth Nemes, our fairly new residents. Mark Mathews tipped the scale at 6 pounds and 7 ounces. On hand to welcome Mark home were his sis^ ter, Theresa, and brother. Ken, Jr. Cub Scouts Den 7 Cubs meet every Thursday at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Margaret Hatch's home. At the present tii.te there are do openings in the fisouts. Thiirsday Socials The Thursday night socials are being held at Wally's Oasis every Girl Scouts Thursday, Sept. 27, the Girl Scout meeting came to order. The girls joined their patrols and discussed badge work. They will be working on the cat and dog badges. Each girl will bring items from books and magazines on the life 'ways and care of cats and dogs. Scrap books are to be made of these to help add interest to the work. . .Thursday, Qct..«4, work . wasr. begun on their cat and dog badges. Plans were made for our Hallowe'en party. A night hike is in the Entered Hospital Wade Clemens, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Wade, entered the hospital last Thursday for a tonsillectomy. Anniversary Party Casey and Ann Brzezinski celebrated tfceir fifteenth anniversary last Thursday, Oct. 11, with a wonderful party on Saturday. At the party, Walter and Helen Para were celebrating their sixteenth anniversary. Having fun at the party into the wee hours were Rita and Roy Erickson, Marty and Dorothy Wrublewski, Harold and Marcella Foss, Tony and Irene Leon, Ann Bolda, Stewart Clark, Ed Kamin, Jr., Ed and Margie Kamin, Sr., Otto and Ti Geiger of Duck Lake and it was good to see .Cleveland and Alice Wade able to attend the party. The BrzezinskiS received a very fine mixmaster as a gift from their friends. News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. John Wrublewski have been visiting their son, Marty, and family for two weeks. They left for Arizona last Thursday. Ann Brzezinski entertained Alfrieda fCnautz, Jean Zyctt, Ailie Lishing and Jerry Wilhelm from A CHAT WITH US. Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Meehanlesl Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 ilOIJ-R XQW1NG SEKVICE 809 W. Ebn Street Phone 811 -- Residence 91-R McHenry^ HL To be continued End this drudgery with an Electric dryer....the kind that's fully automatic, fume-free, fast and thrifty ! -Lake in the Hills and IJelen Para with a luncheon and bunco. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Morrison and daughter, Myrna, of Danville were weekend visitors at the Claude F. McDermott home.. Jim Leslie from West Chicago was a Saturday visitor at the Erickson home. On Sunday, Mi's Mary O'Leary and Mr. and Mi's. William O'Leary from Chicago were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Leary. Mrs. Mary Harris of Portland, Ore., was a visitor at the Cleveland Wade home for a day last week. Mrs. Harris is Mrfc. Wade's fliece and a daughter to Mrs. Wade's sister, Mrs. Mary Hooley, jwhom Mrs. Wade hasn't seen since She was 12 years old. It was an lexcitifig visit for both. Insured Savings: Savings invested In Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association are insured by the. Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn per cent plus y2 per cent e&tra» SS-tf Farm Owhership Loan Service Is Expanded The farm ownership loan service which has enabled many farmers to buy, enlarge or improve their farms with 40-year loans has recently been expanded to enable the Farmers Home Administration to serve the credit needs of a larger number of farm families, Robert C. Becker, the agency's county supervisor, has explained. Under recent legislation loans may now be made primarily to refinance existing debts of owneroperators of farms no larger than family-type. In the piast, the agency only re-financed' loans when the re-financing was incidental to the making of real es- Page Thirteen tate loans for the purchase or Improvement of family-type farms. - Some people, bless them, answer the telephone before you have collected your thoughts. But others, curse them, wait so long that you have- forgotten what you wanted to say. fcf Buy U ii. Savings Bonds HI FIDELITY by MAGMA VOX PLAYERS COMBINATIONS PORTABLES CONSOLETTES CONSOLES SPEAKERS Transistor Radios RADI0NIC SALES 806 E. Elm St. MeHENRY 1446 J PROFEJSIOnfU DIRECTORS' DK..J. C. GOETSCHEL jpraetlc Physician •ijrAKE ZURICH . ... Hfice Hours: .. tTiies. & Thurs. 10 to 12 -1:30 to 5:30 - 7 to 9 Saturdays: 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Mon., Wed., Frl. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Phone General 8-7808 I DR. C. R. SWANSON ' Dentist . Office Hours: Dally Except Thursday 9 to 12 -- 1:80 to 5:80 Mon., Wed. and Frl. Evenings By Appointment Only Telephone McHenry 160 VIRGIL R. 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All electric dryers are fully automatic and give you the driest heat there is. You can do a load of cottons in 25 to 30 minutes. (Takes only worth of electricity!) You'll notice that all the "no-vent" dryers are electric. Heat, lint and moisture just disappear down the drain. Isn't it time you took a look at the new automatic electric dryers? Jt/wiric Dryer Demonstrations-- 14 New Model* -Daily 9-5. Electric Liviiif Institute 68 W. Adams. Siee All, thtn M« y*w •l»ctri< applianc* rfnlw. • k'-" (J Public Service Company Mood now olring to Initall your ©eyoc? Ask your doalop about our Shorotho-£ eo9 Plan. It's the low-cost way to get the modern 100-amp home wiring you need for today's •lectric living appliances. The Plan Is available to qualified home owners on terms up to 2 years. II yes own an oloctrlc rang*, yoo save vp to $2S •n a now dryorl In fact if you have any 240-volt appliance, your home probably has modem wiring already. 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