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i * ursday, June 18, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Lakemoor EXPECT STATE LIBRARIAN TO VISIT LIBRARY By: Marion Sulok <the Lakemoor library board met at the library on Tuesday evening to discuss the future plans on how this library shall be operated. The state librarian will soon pay Lakemoor a visit and the aim of the board is to have at least 100 registered when she does arrive. Phis would be a good time for all the folks who do not have one register for a card. The f4T for this is 50 cents a year for adults and 25 cents for children under 14. At the present time the library has over 3.000 books to select from and more books are being donated each month. A large selection of books is now on the shelves at the Library located on the second floor of the fire-community- house on Rt. 120. This past month Joe Yeaeger dt^ated a selection of fine books and the folks connected with the library appreciate the 'houghtfulness of each donor. Any further information in regards to the library may be obtained from the librarian, -Miss Diane Zundel, Mrs. John Bbncfer,- Jamg£ Buehwalter, Mr. Sohuerr in Lilymoor, Ted Beahler, Mrs. Alberta Pressman or Mrs. Marion Sulok, are members of the board. b be held on Friday evening, June 19, to make decisions on the work to be done on the village roads. Congratulations Are extended to Richard Fuhler who graduated Sunday, June 4, from the Northern Illinois University with a bachelor of science degree. His folks are Mr. and Mrs. John Fuhler and his wife is the former Patricia Maher. Richard's folks, wife. Patricia, and his two small sons, are very proud of him and he now has taken a position with a CPA firm in Chicago. covgry and will drop in to see you whep you are a little stronger. Mrs. Ed Povidis had surgery done on Tuesday at _ the MeHenry hospital. Every good wish is extended for a speedy recovery, Helen. - age Nine Village Meeting The village meeting took place on Wednesday evening at the fire-community building. The board passed a resolution stating the fact that they didn't object to the rezoning of the property east of the village situated in Lake county because they didn't have tjj)e to study it. Claude Vaehet was appointed as the village treasurer for the coming year. All the other appointments made were temporary. A special board meeting will L. I. A. The club met at the home of Walter Biehl on Thursday j evening. The meeting held was | to discuss an affair to be held j to raise funds for the library. ! The members decided on a 1 spaghetti dinner to be held inn! August. In a later edition the ; full details will be given, and ! the tickets will soon be on sale. Other general business was then taken care of and the < meeting adjourned at 9:45 with I cards knd bunco being played , for thev entertainment. Mrs. J Albert Brossman acted as the hostess for the evening serving cake and coffee. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Helen Harder. Firemen Out In the early hours of Wednesday morning the firemen oi' station 3 were called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Massheimer. Weekend Guests Mr. and Mrs. George Daly entertained her brother and his three girls from Los Alampes, New Mexico and also her mother and sister from Norwood Park arifl Chicago over the weekend. They went swimming, boating .and golfing and stayed to watch their cousin. Bill Daly: play ball Sunday afternoon. They started" home very tired but certainly enjoyed themselves. land drive are naving a wonderful visit with Mrs. Jose- ! plfine Lyneski of Cleveland, | Ohio. This is the first time the younger children have seen their dad's mother and i they have been very enthusii astically entertaining their ! grandmother. Rears and Lions Teams Both teams appreciate the • thoughtfulness of all their wellwishers. The umpire is nowsafe behind a mask and chestprotector donated to the teams by Charles Ehlebracht of i Homewood. 111. After watch- ; ing a game on Sunday Mr. ; and Mrs. Ernie Dorfim of ' Homewood gave the boys ani other bat and ball. The boys play a peppy game-^-come watch- Sunday afternoon at 2 plm.--Daly's back yard. Family Gathering The relatives of Judy Steadman gathered together to help her celebrate and congratulate her on her graduation from eighth .grade--from St. Mary's on June 4. Miss Judy received many blessings and is now looking forward to her next four years as a high school student. We all congratulate her and wish her lots of luck in her studies. Siek List Mrs. Phil Kibbe underwent surgery on June 2 at tne Resurrection hospital in tne city. From the reports Doris is very weak but will be at home soon. We all wish you a speedy re- Policeman's Ball On June 27,-the annual' policemen's ball will be held at the fire-community-building. Let's all get out and have a grand time together and make this a dance to be remembered. Tickets are on sale and you may obtain one from any one of the policemen or at any of the local business places. Don't forget this date and let's ha^e fun. Hi Graniima The Zabroski family of High- FOR FIRST PLACE IN DAD'S AFFECTION tt Shoes that lead the way to lots of summer sun ^ and style . . . very air-conditioned leather sandals ^in beige. It's flat-to-earth, trimmed with a bright] trio of buckles. Also a nice selection of beige /Flats at the same special price. only 2.77 ROTH 118 S. Green St. PHONE 2027 McHenrv m *Father's D*y June Hat $AQ0 and H Up styled by U The perfect Father's Day gift • •. Regal Ties. They're styled In a variety of designs, colors \ and patterns to complement any suit in Dad's wardrobe. WHITE'S MIN°S STOIS "DISTINCTIVE MENSWEAR" 208 S. Green St. PHONE 19 We Give King Korn Stamps MeHenry, 111. Glad to See You Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anschu'lz and son, Chuck, are visiting relatives and friends here in the village. The Anschulzes jwere residents of the village A for many years before moving Jto California. All the folks are happy to see these'folks once again after four years. i Garden Bunco Party On June 24 at 1 o'clock a garden party will be held at the Foss residence on Sherijdan road. Proceeds will be used ! to purchase equipment for the I young boys' baseball team. Re- I freshments will be served. Spring Grove SCHOOL GROUP ENJOYS PICNIC AT WILMOT PARK b.V&Irs. Charles Freund The children of St. Peter's school, the nuns and some of the mothers of the children enjoyed a picnic at Wisconsin State Park in Wilmot on Tuesday. There were many games and prizes given' the winners. After a picnic dinner at noon there was a ball game in the afternoon. The weather was perfect and all report having a wonderful time. Ushers Entertained Rev. John Daleiden entertained the ushers of St. Peter's in the. parish hall on Tuesday night. A delicious lunch was served and there was an evening of cards. Card flirty A meeting oy the committee for the cording card party in June was held one evening last week. It was decided that Iho luncheon and card party will ho held on Tuesday, June 30 in St. Peter's hall. Spring drove, A baked ham dinner will ho served and you may play your favorite card game in the afternoon. Many prizes will he offered. Serving will begin at 12:30 p.m. Clubs Mrs. Alice Van Every enteritained the birthday club at her • home in Richmond on Vyednesjday afternoon. After cards a j lunch was served. j Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. Helen Sfnith ; Thursday afternoon. Games of five hundred were played and prizes went to Mrs. Christina Britz. Mrs. Emma May. Mrs. Annie Sanders, Mrs. Mame Tinney, Mrs. Julia May. Lunch was served by the hostess after cards. New Residents Wo welcome Mrs. Elfrieda | Barth and her two sons, Gregory and George, who have moved in Oak Grove Subdivi- ! sion the past week from Chi- ! cago. Mrs. Barth is the daugh- 1 tor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Monhardt of Colemar. Bridal Slio\ver j Miss Linda Larson of Harvard was guest of 'honor- at a shower held for her by Miss Mary Anne May at her home ; on SumTay. afternoon. A group of friends and classmates were present and Miss Larson was i presented with many beauti- | ful and useful gifts. Cake and 1 ico cream were served. Miss Larson will become the bride of Jerome Lennon on Saturday. Juno 27 at St. Joseph'-s church, Harvard. Move Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Norton and family moved to the George Waspi farm this week. Visits Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gillilian and daughter. Cheryl, of Evanston visited Mrs. Alice Wagner on Friday. They enjovedfl going out to dinner together. , The Edward Klein family of Alabama is spending several w^eks with his mother. Mrs. • Mary Klein, CHARTER GRANTED j A charter has been granted to VZE Enterprises, Inc.. . Maurice J. Brasile. Eugene Blum and Walter Bakula, to j manufacture and sell Aerosol' products and package food "by products" for commercial and 'domestic use. ; f" ' It Pays To Advertise! Legal NOTICE OI£ CLAIM DATE Estate of OLGA KATHERINE LIETZ, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that August 3. 1959. is the claim ri:ue in the estate o f O L G A K A T H E R I N E LIETZ. Deceased, pending in the County Court of MeHenry C o u n t y . I l l i n o i s , a n d t h a t claims may. be filed agans* the said estate o*i or "belo'\? said date without issuance of summons •WILLIAM M. CARROLL. JR. Administrator CARROLL & LEALI Attorneys 110*2 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois s Telephone: 1334 • Pub. June 18-2:5. 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