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McHENRY PLAINDEALER lay, March 21/ •p LILYMOOR NEWS JUttira Belford .' ':> «f Oolden Arrow Patrol 162 j|The Golden Arrow patrol met Tuesday, March 12, at t :15 p.m. at the V.F.W. hall for the neighborhood first aid meet. Hie Golden Arrow patrol received an 'A' rating, ninety points, which entitles them to compete in the district meet at Woodstock on Sunday, March 23. This high rating the boys won also gives them the privilege of flying a special streamer on their patrol flagstaff. Taking part in the meet from Lilymoor were James Fantus, Robert Rodde, Jim Cary and Bobby^ Bartelt. Lilymoor Girls In Dance Recital Mrs. Bernice Paulsen held her annual dance recital for her Mc- Henry pupils on Sunday, March 10, at 2 p.m. at the McHenry high school auditorium . Some one hundred boys and girls danced before a packed auditorium in an array of gayily trimmed leotards and in colorful and attractive costumes that ranged from ducks to rabbits. Children between the ages of three ancL^ seventeen carried out the theme, effectively entitled, "Going Places and Doing Things." The younger children were costumed as chickens, ducks, and rabbits.. Miss Susan Crawley, four ^year old daughter of Mr. and A Mrs. Herman Crawley of Lily- * moor, led the "bunny 'dance." It The Lilymoor P.T.A. will meet -^arq"uite mirthfully evident that Cub Scouts Dens 3 and 6 held recreational meetings. Den 6 had two absentees and Den 3 was proud to report one hundred percent attendance and also to welcome a new number, Michael Hoffman. Thursday, April 4 at 8 p.m. at which time important business will be discussed and election of officers will be held. Blaze At Bungalow Inn A fire which could have resulted in serious damage was aborted last Thursday by a trusty German shepard and the prompt and efficient action of the McHenry rural fire-fighters. At about 7 p.m. Ron Spelton, manager of the Bungalow Inn in Lilymoor, and Ken Hansen were led from their duties to go outside and investigate the cause of the constant barking of Mr. Spelton's dog. On the roof they discovered a fire in rapid progress and fanned to incendiary heat by a strong March wind. Spelton and Hansen grabbed a small hand extinguisher and ladder and proceeded to the roof, hopeful they could put out what appeared to be a small blaze. Hampered by the terrific gale and suffering minor burns on the face and eyes from the carbon tetrachloride in the extinguisher, the men soon realized the situation was beyond their scope. Spelton phone the McHenry fire department who arrived shortly and soon had the fire under control. Manager Spelton was especially grateful for this prompt action and also mentioned that the tiremen removed the debris and despite the destruction oF two booths, it was possible to remain . open for the evening. The fire was caused by rain blown into a transformer on the outside of the building. sen was the guest of honor as he is terminating his civil service position at the Great Lakes training center. Schiavone. Gathered Cor the stork shower in the home of Mrs. Donald Schiavone were Mrs. Raymond Boro, Mrs. Jeannirte Steindoufer, Mrs. Earel Belford, Mrs. Ray Piesen, Mrs. Edward Schuringa, Miss Maggie Jones and Mrs. Charles Hueckstaedt. Mrs. Schiavone, guest of honor, was greeted wit'h a lovely array ,of gifts arranged adjacent to a doll size cradle complete with small babe. After recovering from being completely "off guard" by the carefully planned affair, Mrs. Schiavone opened her many lovely gifts. Coffee and cakes were served by the hostess, Mrs. Donald Schiavone. each young dancer possessed tall ears and a big fluffy tail as she turned, wiggled and hopped. Diana Belford, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Belford, was also seen in this four year old group as they danced and sang, "Hopping Down the Bunny Trail." Other students appeared from Eskimo Land as penguins, Eskimos, and the North Wind. In Act III, "Going to the Moon" were the moon princess and prince, man in the moon, clouds, midnight stars and northern lights. And the final act solos and group numbers presented such interesting dance variety as "Doing The Honky Tonk," "Tapping on Bells," "Swinging Our Tap," "I Wanna Dance," "Singing in the Rain," Acrobatic Twirls, Top Hat Dancers, Doing the Boogie ,Woogie, Charleston Fling, Dancing on Our Toes, Showing Our Talent, and a tremendous finale, "Qurtain Closin" Tappers . Congratulations to Kenneth Booster of Lakemoor on winning a special award for outstanding achievement and assistance both in studio work and in preparing for the recital. Entertain Sailors Two local musicians, Pete Haines and Dave Fantus were members of the instrumental group, which entertained for navy personnel this past week in Downey hospital at Great Lakes naval training station. Both boys are McHenry high school juniors and are to be commended for finding time in their busy schedules for this worthwhile endeavor. Surprise Shower Last Thursday brought a down pour of rain that was a surprise to everyone concerned with spring gardening thoughts, but Tuesday's shower on South and Center was a surprise to none except the guest of honor, Mrs. Vincent Celebrates First Decade Sandy Counley of Prairie Avenue was a happy girl when she had her birthday party at her home on Sunday, March 10. Ten candles stood on top of a cake frosted., white but green inside. Mrs. Counley served pptato ctiijis, candy, cup cakes and ice cream. Sandy's parents surprized her with a gift any ten year old would like--a girl's bicycle. Other gifts were candy, powder mitt, sweater, a pocket book, wallet, change purse and money. The young guests enjoyed a dancing contest, a relay and "spin the bottle." Present were Sandy's family and Charlen Thornton, James Sheback, Lindy Kyper, Bobby Zahn, Dickie Bitterman, Lonnie Opalka, Kathy Brusso and Virginia Roehrs. Birth Dates President of Lilymoor Association, Charles Rogers, makes his wish before blowing out the birthday candles on Wednesday, March 27. Greetings to Mrs. Charlie Graham on March 15. Mrs. Katherine Belford will celebrate her birthday on Friday, March 22. Davy "Counley will have his big day on Saturday, March 23, when he blows out 2 candles. " March 11, brought a big birth* day greeting frorti wife Lincka-to Edward Schufltaga.^. SorryV^ Working withou^itsctlp! last week your reporter regretfully wishes to correct of rather transpose the birthdays of mother and daughter, Isabelle and Marlene Karmel. Marlene celebrated hexfifth birthday on March 17, not her fiftieth, and her mother, Isabelle celebrated her birthday oh Thursday, March 14. . Miss Carole Schueler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schueler of South Avenue, was '$weet Sixteen' on Wednesday, March 20, not fifteen as quoted in this column last week. Dave Fantus was not named last week as among those appearing on "Bandstand Matinee" However* we're happy to report that Dave was not omitted by the judges that selected him and his dance partner as t he winning couple on the show. Both will return on April 1, to compete with other winnersl^Best of luck, Dave," we'll be watching. St. Joseph^ Feast The community is invited to attend the St. Joseph Feast to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parratore of 208 North Maplewood drive, Lakemoor. The celebration will be held for two days, March 23, and March 24. The St. Joseph Altar and table decorations may be viewed on Saturday. At 8:15 p.m. Rev. John Reuland will bless the food. The decorated altar will be pladed ahead of the .Feast table. Red Cross Mrs. Glenn Paulsen is in charge of the Red Cross collection for Lilymoor. Along with eighty other volunteer workers in McHenry Township, Mrs. Paulsen began her local canvass of the subdivision this week. We hope that local residents will support this drivfe 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 Mechanics! Repalsa Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWIN€K SERVICE 516 Front St. McHenry, HI. Phone 811 -- Residence 91-11 Farewell Dinner Party , Mr. ancj Mrs. Glenn Paulsen at-1 tended a farewell dinner party in Waukegan on March 9. Mr. Paul- CONVENIENT HOURS FOR DEPOSITING YOUR SAVINGS Fridays: 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Other Week Days: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Closed All Day Wednesday Two VOTERS .lib NUNDA TOWNSHIP WE, the CANDIDATES of the PEOPLE'S PARTY ;?r PLEDGE the following if elected, To uphold & enforce the Zoning laws of Nunda Township & McHenry County?* To help bring about a just taxation of property that is fair to all of the people, the property owner, the farmer and the businessman. To plan and promote a better township road program for Nunda. To work towards the solution and correction of health, relief and police problems in Nunda Township. To encourage and support good sound school planning. Above all, we PLEDGE to ADMINISTER TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT FOR and WITH the HELP of the PEOPLE of NUNDA TOWNSHIP. VOTE FOR THE PEOPLE'S PARTY Nunda Township election Tuesday, April 2, 1957 HONEST - COMPETENT - PROGRESSIVE ADMINISTRATE GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE Average Dividends Paid Yearly VOTE PEOPLE'S PARTY 3% Current Rate McHENRY AVINGS and Loan Association 822 Mas® Street McSIeory, Illinois For Supervisor PAUL H. BUHRMANN Crystal Lake, HI. For Town Clerk THOMAS C. KILEY Crystal Lake, 111. For Justice Of The Peace (Vote for Four) ORLO H. SUNDERLAGE JR. RFD Crystal Lake, III CHARLES A. HUMPHREY Crystal Lake, 111. RALEIGH J. O'NEILL RFD McHenry, fill. DONALD O. ARTHUR Crystal Lake, 111. For Assistant Supervisor FRANK GLENN PETERSON RFD Crystal Lake, 111. For Assessor PETER R. FREUND RFD Crystal Lake, 111. * For Constable (Vote for Four) _ MATTHEW L. FELL RFD Crystal Lake, 111. NORMAN WILBRANDT Crystal Lake, 111. GENE D. CIALONI RFD McHenry, 111. EDWARD STEADMAN RFD McHenry, 111. The PEOPLE'S PARTY represents each of the SIX DISTRICTS in NUNDA TOWNSHIP YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED This advertisement paid for by the Friends and Supporters of the PEOPLES PARTY who stand for better government for Nunda Township. t Your vote for the PEOPLE'S PARTY will be a Vote for GOOD GOVERNMENT. and put our subdiviSon up at the top of the contributing areas. Mrs. Paulsen, with help, hope* to personally contact each family in the subdivision, but iri the event you are not home or unintehtually omitted, contact Mrs. Paulsen at 2468-M, or checks maybe sent directly to the Red Cross, McHenry, although we hope everyone will support our local represenative in this worthwhile and important charity. I0E301 LEGAL ELECTION NOTICE On the 16th day of April, 1957, there will be a regular election in the Village of Lakemoor to elect: a Village President, a - Village Clerk, three cVillage Trustees, and a Police Magistrate for four year terms, and one Village Trustee; for a two year term to fill a vacancy on the Board. There shall be one precinct and the polling place shall be: The Lakemoor Volunteer Fire Department Building -- Community House. Polls shall he open from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., Central Standard Time. Published by order of the President and Board of Trustees. CLAUDE . F. McDERMOTT Village President RICHARD J. HYATT Village Clerk (Pub. March 21, 1957) COOKS CdfiNEi By Marte Sebaettgto/ Kabptw or Lamb en brochette 1 lb. sliced lamb (from leg) % cup French dressing 12 mushroom caps 3 tomatoes cut in quarters (unpeeled) . 3 lamb kidneys, split ^ Cut lamb in 1-inch cubes. Pour over these French dressing, cover and let stand several hours. Dip mushrooms and tomatoes in dressing. Arrange all on six metal skewers, dividing evenly. Broil about .ten minutes, turning to brown evenly. ". This is .one of those easily prepared things that men love to do, especially if the lady of the house has everything prepared in advance. Just give him a big white cook's apron and a chef's hat and watch him take over, either indoors or outdoors. For seemingly impromptu suppers, these are grand. REACH OCir MILES „ TO MIUIQNS For more than thirty years, the South African Red Cross has cooperated with its nation's mining industry in training miners to give emergency help to injured workmates. In the last complete fiscal year, more than 53,000 non- European workers attended the special practical first aid course. McHenry Township Election lues. April 2, 1957 VOTE Th< Home Rule Ticket YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED X FOR ASSESSOR Lester R. Bacon FOR TOWN CLERK H. Walter Anderson FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE (Vote for Five) X X X X X Sibre Whiting Arnold J.,Rauen Chas. M. Adams Gerald Elbersen Richard R.'Marshall FOR CONSTABLE (Vote for Five) Frank C. Meyer Elmer R. Murphy Fred A. Marks Sigurd Jacobean • : X Tirt$fotte SPRING SALE! PASSENGER TIRE SALE Tubed Type Tubeless 25% 20% OFF OFF 20% OFF ON SNOW & MUD TIRES! FIRESTONE HEAVY DUTY TRUCK TIRES ooff PASSENGER TRUCK TRACTOR TIRE CHAINS Buy A New Battery Nowl FROM $3.00 TO Trade4n Allowance For Your Old Battery TRACI0R NOW TFA* ART QO QDIL WFROWFD tractor HTM bvftrt Vrtod SRVONW odd tapwet! ° ° . bftt dtap, talc* a strong** grip 6ft cmy cai?. Inercot* yoor drowto putting power. 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