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^ *"<,# ^ ~ - tr " ^ 1 * - * ~' - '" f&iii«diy, F*b*ti*ry fcl, WS7 THE McHENRT PLAINDEALER T By Laura Belforu ,^'rt^- i«»" s^r P»ge EW*mI a Card Patty The Lilymoor association Card and bunco party will be held at - Club Lilymoor Saturday, March 2, at 8 p.m. Refreshments and fun are planned for all. Tickets may be purchased at the door and the public is cordially invited. Members of the association received their tickets by mail. It is hopad that donations will be made if ufcable to attend, ^pnvite your friends to be your guest at this community function. Come! Garden Club The Lilymoor Garden club met at the home of Mrs. Donald Leske of Center and South avenue on Monday, Feb. 11. A continuation of the discussion on tips for spring planting was resumed. Mrs. Leske divided among the interested : ^nernbers an African, violet. Also Mrs. Leske has a book available on African violets which she would be glad to share with anyone having problems along this line. ( A After adjournment, the group enjoyed raspberry mousse with custard sauce and coffee and ice kolachens prepared by Mrs. Leske's mother, Mrs. Erisman. W Thfe March meeting is planned Tor the home of Mrs. Herman Crawley. Modern Music Masters Pete Raines was initiated into Modern Music Masters, a high school national musical honor society, at its annual meeting last week. Pete was singled for this honor on the basis of music ability and scholarship. We are proud £}f Pete because we know it takes at least a 'B' average to be eligible. The meeting was presided over by president Sara Kay Douglas, and the program planned by another Lilymoor member, program chairman, Dave Fantus. Young Adults The Young Adults of the Community Methodist church will jneet at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, VT'eb. 27, at the church for their regular monthly meeting. A dessert supper will precede a 'Talk on Family Life' which will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stinespring, Jr. All young couples are welcome to join the Christian fellowship of this group. It is hoped that ail the Cubs and their families will come out for , .Uhe blue-gold banquet on Sunday, T"eb. 24, at the; Community Methodist church. Several local Cubs will be graduated to scouting. Each Cub den will prepare decorations for his table. Anniversary Best wishes and congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schuerr, who will celebrate their eleventh wedding anniversary on Saturday, jfeb. 23. * Confined Sorry to hear that little Judy Fantus is home from school with a case of chicken pox. Birthday . Happy birthday to Mrs. Vester Cavitt of South avenue. She cele- • brated her birth date on Tuesday, Feb. 12. « Joeld Lindsey had his birthday cake on Monday, Feb. il. J. R. Grey was born between Lincoln and St. Valentine on Feb. 13. Happy 'birth'day, J. R. Master Phillip "Flip" Zahn will be 2 years old on Wednesday, Feb. 27. Henry William Oversen, III. will be 6 years old on Sunday, Feb. 24. Personals On Sunday, Feb. 10, Pete Haines entertained friends with a buffet luncheon. Joining him for supper and cards were Dick Sanford, Don Kice and Dave Fantus. Mrs. Don Schiavone and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Haines attended the wedding of Ray Boro of Lakemoor and Miss Cathy Nelson, Round Lake. The ceremony took place at St. Joseph church in Round Lake at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 9. Mr .and Mrs. Schiavone and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice rfaines also attended the reception for the young couple, held the same evening at the Legion home in McHenry. E. M. Belford spent Saturday in Peoria. Mr., and Mrs. Pete Rose, daughter, Karen, and son, Tommy, were guests of the Louis Schuelers on Friday evening. All attended the1 Lake Forrest-McHenry basketball game and the Roses for the first time were able to watch their niece, Carole Schueler, as a cheerleader for the Warriors. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Cavitt have as their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lindley and sons, Lind and Michael, from Marktree, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karmel were glad to see their school chums over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dennison and three sons, Alan, Mark and Marshall, were dinner guests at the Karmel home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Latimer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Huff in Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Crawley, Susan and Charlene, spent the weekend in Kankakee where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Guimond. Mr. and Mrs. Guimond were celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary celebration when the Guimonds renewed their vows in the same church in which they were wed. Surprise Shower Mrs. Laura Belford was guest of honor at a surprise stork showcfr on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Karmel. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Louis Schueler, Mrs. Fred Karmel and Mrs. Moyse Cary. The guest of honor was presented with many lovely gifts. Centering the table was a babe in a miniature bassinet. Napkins were appropriately! folded in the shape of a baby kimona. The silverware was clevefty secured with a pin and small felt diaper. A delicious buffet luheheon <vas geHed by the hostesses. The guests enjoyed tuna salad, frankfurters, relishes, potato salad 'heaven delight,' coffee and cupcakes adorned by a sho'Cver umbrella. Pleasantly suprising Mrs. Belford at what was allegedly a ; neighborhood card party, were I Mesdames Maurice Haines, Charles j Hueckstaedt, Donald Leske, Garjrisoh Laltimer, Donald ScWavone, : i Eunice Toby, William Hollenback, i Herman Crawley and Herbert | Fantus. TAXPAYERS WARNED TO KEEP COPIES OF TAX RETURNS Taxpayers should be careful to j r e t a i n c o m p l e t e and a c c u r a t e copies of their 1956 federal income I tax returns after filing originals with the district office of the I Internal Revenue Service, H. ! Alan Long, district director, warn- | ed. ; "Copies, of 1040s and 1040As | kept with other imporant financ- ! ial documents enable taxpayers to | maintain better 1957 records of ! income and ejcpense, and serve as I a helpful gttfcte. in preparing re- | turns in future years," Mr. Long said. ^ - ' Copies of all other tax returns | and records, federal, state or municipal, also should be kept, to- ]gether with general records of e x p e n d i t ures, especially those which may be deductible for income tax purposes, like doctors' bills, interest payments and other items, the director advised. "Many financial institutions in I several parts of the country provide clients and customers with concise record-keeping booklets for greater ease in compling month-by-month records, resulting in accurate break-down tabulation in all major expense categories at the end of the year. A small inexpensive ruled book may be used, and if systematic entries are made, the taxpayer will find | preparation of his return aided ! and simplified at the next filing period," Mr. Long said. STATE PROGRAMS Gov. William G. Stratton's discussion of the new state Depai'tment of Personnel on the "Know Your Illinois" radio program, released Sunday, is to be carried during February by 36 stations throughout Illinois. In this talk, Gov. Stratton tells why the state's 52-year-old personnel system needed revision, and how a new program is being established. He explains steps being taken to put state employment on an economic basis equal to that held by similar" work in business and industry. 1. Lakeland Park By Jetta Gleeson and Dorothy TJttieh Buy . U S. savings Bonds Wise "Your Waigreen Agency Drug Store" Phone 26 129 No. Riverside Dr. McHenry, I1L ANNOUNCING YOU CAN NOW BUY A NEW 1957 Mercury FOR AS LOW AS 315°° V T&A Mercury Sales, Inc. 16 Rand Road on Roule 120 -- Lakemoor PHONi McHI Open Daily 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. -- Sunday 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Be Sure To Get Our Deal On The New "BIG M" 1957 Mercury Before You Buy Any New Car! We Have Complete Service Facilities For Every Make Car. -- See Our Late Model Used Cars -- NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS W®#®0» For Our ©rand @p®MGi)<§ J^m@(Me©ova@nt S@an! Your Big Chance j in stitches -- 13 to be exact. Billy Maybe you'll never, have the op- ; fell on the road and cut quite a portqnity to attend the "Met" to gash in his left thigh. The myssee grand opera, but there's no j teries are what he cut himself on reason for anyone to miss S. Hur- , and why his jeans were not in the ok's colored movie presentation of least damaged. You figure it out! Aida. It is to be shown at the \ Billy is still on crutches and is McHenry Theatre at 8 p.m. on. j supposed to be taking life easy but Wednesday, Feb. 27. Process ; that is a pretty big order for such from this event are to go to ,the j an active little boy. Community House building fund. | Frank Parisi and his conimittee Recuperating have worked hard to organize this, We are happy to report that and we can ail help by givingHelen Strandquist has won her them our cooperation. If you have j battle with the pneumonia bug not already done so, buy your j and is now on ^ road to re_ tickets and join i^s on the 27th. tion most df uS passs almost every day--Earl Walsh's, 112 Elm St. You can also register of course at the county buildings in Woodstock. Don't be left' out. Make yourself a note right now or tie a string around your finger and get this done soon. Red Crofts Drive Another reminder of how important it is for us to make a good i showing in our contribution to the Red Cross Drive. Don't give it all at work--save some for Lakeland Park's qiiota. If we make a good showing there is that possibility that we'll have an instructor for swimming lessons this summer. Coming and Going Ray and Virginia Grote attend- Cupid liocfted :dnd Rolled eovery. Helen had a rough week, led'the wedding of Virginia's coubut with all the good care--she | sin, Carlene Petrillo, when she be- ** -u i • rr* , , received, she perked up and is now ; came the bride of Ray Kappes on At the Junior Teen Club valen- enjoying looking over the many ; Saturday, Feb. 16. The couple was tine dance held in the Swfceney i beautiful cards she received. We ' married at St. Gabriel church in home on Feb. 16 "Hie basement hope (o see you up and around Chicago. The reception was h&ld was very cleverly decorated, by*! soon Helen. I in ||ie evening and the Grotes had .u u661 workrTY;n thc club' ; Mrs. Lena Abbinante is home a goqd time dancing and came with hearts, cupids aftd erepe pa- j from the McHenry Hospital and home with tired feet, per streamers. The4party goers feeling much better. . We are glad played a few games, but spent to hear this. most of the evening dancing to their favorite rock and roll records. The hep-cats present were Adrienne Ozog, Judyf Meineke, Beverly Grote, Pat Fa&nt, Bobby Boyle, Kenny O'C^y^... Raymond Franklin, Tony Mogaen, Jimmy Kujak, Lorraine Glover, Peter Sarr, Mary Therese Alicia, and Frankie Sweeney. During the evening, the guests nuu|cl^d on valentine cookies anWouii'dy.' ^Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stfafcitey and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kujak \v.ete. the chaperones for the evening. Two News Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ernmert fire brand new residents here and have just announced the birth of a brand new baby girl. Lyftn Kay arrived on the scene at the Woodstock hospital Thursday, Feb. 7. She weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz. Lynn is now home with mom and pop and big sister, Cheryl. Congratulations to all. Mysterious Accident No laughs, but Billy Krater is 'Tor Shoes That Please See Peter Gies" ... • Baby Shoes • Boys' & Girls' Shoes • Ladies' Shoes • Men's Shoes • Work Shoes • Rubber Footwear Peter Gies Shoes* & Shoe Repairs Phone 441-M 10? N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. Get Registered Now- New residents and those who have been negligent up to now are reminded to register as voters. There are more elections coming up in April (Other than LPPOA j board elections) and you will not want to miss the opportunity to exercise your right-and-duty - to vote. There will be some of your immediate neighbors -- Lakeland Parkers on the ballots this time too. The process takes about five minutes and can be done at a loca- Mr. and Mrs. John Guinta of Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday visiting Vince and Gen Alesi. They attended the dance Saturday night at Lilymoor. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose, of Elmwood Park, spent Saturday evening with the Larry Strand- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leone entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fedrenko, of Chicago, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nimeth spent the weekend with the Bernie Laurences. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glorch of Chicago brought their two month old son, Gorden Steve, 'in n I-WII i-m!iiiiiaii!i!i,rMii!rMiitijriiii;i:i!i:i!iiiiiiM!i{|:iii»!i'i& Lakeland Park Property Owner's Association Community House Benefit Fund Presents 1 S. HUROK RX = presents I VERDI'S -- The Grandest of all Grand Operas! g = 1st Spectacular Film in Color! _ s ^ With the "Dream Cast" Voices of Tebaldi, g £ Stignani, Campora & Bechi s | One Showing Only -- 8 P.M. 1 | Wednesday, February 27fHi | | McMiNRY' THEATRE | | 218 So. Green St. Phone 144 McHenry, Illinois| I Get Your Tickets At Box Office Now! S | " COME EARLY -- NO SEATS RESERVED 1 | $8.00 Ticket Admits Two -- Only 350 Tickets Available | iiirTiiiiiiiiini nil m i nn ninn i n n n n i i n tiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiif i m i i i i i i m i i i i t i i i i rn i i:^ GAS dotfaes dryers HOW.tty one in your home 30 days! If, at the end of-the 30 day*, you aren't convinced that GAS does it better . . . for LESS . . . we'll take the dryer back, and you'll be under no obligation! Phone or visit our nearest store todtiy! Choose from these nationally advertised brands: HAMSELfON, ROPm sand UNIVERSAL! 04- 0NIY*5°°D0WN ASK US ABOUT OUR LOW EASVIERMS out to see Grandma and Griihdpa Glorch, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol were hosts for a family reunion last Sunday. They served dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Wally Anderson and daughter, from Chicago, Lavern Westbrook and daughter, from Fox River Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young and daughter, from Meadow Dale. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meineke were Mr. and Mrs. J. Donovan, from Park Ridge and Mr. and Mrs. Hank Lippert and children, from Des Plaines. usual party far6. The mother*, who could mke it, dropped in later for coffee. . . ... ' -'-If - Calling AO Bonder* '• If you are interested in bowling in "husband and wife" league this summer, call John Svitanek, 695- W-l or Floyd Leigh, 1900. The | alleys are air conditioned and 1 looks like lots of fun, so if you enjoy bowling, let these fellows ! know immediately, so arrang, j ments can be made for time, dates, etc. Related Happy Birthday To Alan Kujak who was seven on the seventh. Jimmy Franklin, Davis and Gary Bockman, Bradford Grote, Gregory Uhles, Harry Meiers, Gorden Bauer - all came to join in the party fun. The boys played games and enjoyed the For Better Results -- Shop In McHenry. 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