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Guaranteed to be fresh, flavorful, nourishing... and they're thrifty) Wisconsin H>. 49c Sunnyfield Butter !«»• £73< Cottage Cheese Cream THE G«UT Arumne * roomc ra eomnm. we. «£{> Super Markets v AMfRICA'S DfPlNOftBU 10011 MfQfMAMT (IMfl ALL PRICES"EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 4th Sharp Cheddar Fancy *59c Wisconsin Lilymoor BOOKMOBILE TO SERVE READERS IN LOCAL AREAS Shirley Schuerr EV. 5-2645 Saturday, March 11, will be a long awaited day for a lot of people who like to read. The bookmobile will be in the area that day. This is no small thing. It has taken years of work by many civic minded pieople to get the bookmobile here. The first stop will be at the barn in Eastwood Manor from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. sharp. The second stop will be near the gas station on route 120 in Kent Acres from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. The bookmobile has a tight schedule and will arrive and leave these points on time. ^ The two hours might seem like a short period of time to us, but the unit is serving a very large area. We are fortunate to get this time. The bookmobile was taken from another area to come here for this service. If this time is not used to the fullest the service will be discontinued and taken elsewhere where it is needed. As of this date (Saturday, March 11) the bookmobile will be at the two places every two Weeks until June 30 of this year, providing it is used to the fullest. As of June 30 date we do not know if the service will continue. The residents of L i l y m o o r , L a k e m o o r , K e n t Acres and Eastwood Manor are asked to take advantage of this service. If tne time seems inconvenient to you please bare in mind that it has taken three years of hard work to make this service possible for the people of these communities. If you are not registered at the library you may register at the bookmobile when you are there or at the library in Lakemoir. It will be open Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. Cleaning Up Work on cleaning the trash and weeds from the roadways has started. Anyone who has ever done work like this knows it's not easy. Weeds growing is due to mother nature, and you can't stop her but trash being thrown around is man, woman and child's fault and can be stopped. If anyone is going to throw bottles, cans and other trash around What is our community going to look like? the answer to that is, a garbage dump. Is that what you want our community to be known as a garbage dump? Only you can answer that. The weeds can be kept cut, that's if the tra§h is thrown where it belongs in garbage cans. No one wants to cut weeds when they know there's trash lying all over the ground. They are taking a chance of getting hurt or breaking the cutting tools. Either one can be very expensive and painful. The cleaning of the roadways and any other cleaning can be done without a lot of extra work if the trash is not thrown around oh the grounds. So let's all do our part and not throw along the roadways or lots. With a clean community we can be proud to have outsiders come into our subdivision. As you know people talk, with a clean community they will say, "Lilymoor is a clean subdivision". How about doirig your part and keep the trash ill garbage cans? Square Dance Come one, come all to the St. Patrick's day square dance Friday, March 17, from 9 p.m. till ?? Ernie Useman of Mc- Henry is the caller and it will How Christian Science Heals WBKB-TV Channel 7 - 8:15 A.M. SUNDAY, MARCH 5 "THE EVER-PRESENT HEALING CHRIST" How serious illness and bad habits are cured. Radlot WAIT (820 kc) Sun. 9:00 A.M. WNMP (1590 kc) Son. 9:20 A.M. WJJD (1160 kc) 8:00 A.M. last Sunday each month Sweet Sue is sixteen and she wants her name in the New McHenry County Phone Directory, too! That way her friends can find her number more easily. And besides, it's so exciting to have her very own name listed. (Remember the first time you saw yours in the phone book?) List ings for members of the family mean so much, cost so little. Just call your telephone business office. But hurry, before the new book is printed. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE 111 N. Court Street Phone EV. 5-9981 8 be held at Club Lilymoor. You may purchase your tickets from Diane Fuhler, Leona Fantus, Marylou LoPresti or T.il Neumann. Tickets will also be available at the door the night of the square dance which is sponsored by the Woman's auxiliary of Lilymoor. The next meeting of. the Woman's auxiliary will be held Monday, March 6, at 8 p.m. at the white schoolhouse. Hostesses for this meeting are Andrea Johnson, Connie Johnson and Marion Leske. Dogs I have received several calls on complaints about the dogs running loose in the subdivision. It has gotten to the point that in order to walk the roads a person has to carry a heavy stick or something with them to try and protect themselves against the dogs which are running in p&cks, .and large packs at that. A lot of the dogs are owned by people living in this subdivision. Why are you leaving them run loose? There are a lot of us who have dogs and djon't let them run loos* like wild animals. They are either penned in or on a leash, and it's not hurting the antmal. If these dogs attack an adult or child it is too late then, the damage is done. Dog bites can be painful. If the owners of these dogs running loose would pen their dogs up or put them on a leash, maybe we could get rid of the stray ones. Behrendt Sunday, Feb. 19, were their son, Harold, his wife and two sons, Keith and Don. A turkey dinner was enjoyed bjy all. On Wednesday, Feb. 15, Marie Behrendt was. surprised by Mr. and Mrs. Einer Olsen of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Young of Lilymoor. They all helped^ Marie celebrate her birthday. Eunice Tobey was surprised Wednesday, Feb. 22, when some of the girls of the subdivision visited with her. They were Marie Behrendt, Toni Ehredt, Connie Johnfeon, Pearle Stineman, Ruth Young, Ma Farrara, Val Fradinardo and Shirley Schuerr. Also there was Dorothy Weichmann of Me* Henry. . Sick List Mrs. Davis is having a bout with the flu. Master Pat Heald Is home with a case of the measles. To each one of you we wish a speedy recovery. Home from Hospital Friends and neighbors are glad to hear Gramps Rathke is home from the hospital. They are also glad to hear that Laura Belford is now home from the hospital. Birthday Greetings go to Jake Johnson. He will celebrate his birthday Monday, March 6. Many happy returns Jake. Anniversary Lawrence and Shirley Schuerr celebrated their fifteenth anniversary Thursday, Feb. 23. Guests Mrs. Anna Fredrick's guests Sunday, Feb. 19, were her sister-in-law, niece and nephew of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Young of Lilymoor. Ma Farrara and Val Fradinardo entertained guests from Chicago Wednesday, Feb. 22. Guests of John and Marie More News Ruth Young spent a few days in Chicago visiting with relatives. Who is the dancing couple of Lilymoor? When you see Marie Behrendt ask her and she could tell you the answer. Ted Winkel returned home from the hospital Thursday, Feb. 23. Good to hear you're home Ted. OBITUARIES EDITH O. WHEELOCK Last rites were conducted ill Texarkana, Texas, for Mrs. Edith O. Wheelock, 64, a former McHenry resident, who died unexpectedly Friday, Feb. 24, in Shreveport, La. She had been ill only a day. Mrs. Wheelock was bona Jan. 26, 1897, in Chicago. With her husband, Loyal, she bought a farm west of McHenry in 1939 but moved here permanently only after his death in 1942. Mrs. Wheelock moved to Texarkana, Ark., about six years ago, where she operated a knitting shop in the Hotel Savoy. She kept in contact with local friends through vis* its each summer. Survivors include two sons, Philip O. and Richard B. (Tim) Wheelock; also six grand* children. KATHERINE TOBIN Last rites were conducted last Thursday morning in St, Bede's Catholic church, Ingleside, for Mrs. Katherine Tobin, 85, mother of Jerry Tobin oi Worthmore Estates, who died in Zion nursing home, Feb. 20i • In addition to the son, survivors include three grand* children and one .sister, ^ose* phine Halgren, of Bensenville. Her husband, James, died in 1935. SHOP AT HQME DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. 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