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Section Two -- Page Four I'HE McHENRY PLAIN DEALL'fi Thursday, Sepisinbsr 15« 1966 LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERH S85-2010 Firemsm Fight Serious Fires The Lakemoor and McHenry j fire department woro called I out last Thursday night to the : Epperson home on Southside j Avenue. Louis -Schueler,' neighbor, saw flames cording from •he Epperson garage and the fire department was quickly called. The garage was a total loss and the firemen worked hard to keep the flames from spreading to the home, which was only about three feet from the garage. Only slight damage was done to the house due to the intense heat and flames from the garage. Lakemoor was again called out early Friday morning. A person passing by saw flames coming from an abandoned cottage andl called the fire department. No one was living in the home which was a total loss. Fireman's Dance The Lakemoor firemen are having a dance Saturday, Oct. 29. It will be held at the firecommunity building on route 120 in Lakemoor. You can purchase your tickets from any of the firemen or at the door the night of the dance. This is one way you can say thank you to the men of our community who are on the fire department. Regardless of what time of the day or night that fire alarm goes off the men are right there. Purchasing your tickets for the dance is your way of saying thank you to them. And you will have a good time at the dance. than welcome. All it wiH cost you is some of your time, and | when all is done your beach will be nice and clean. New Appointment Mrs. Thclm Arbidson has been appointed special policewoman, for Lakemoor . She is replacing Ben DeCicco, Sr., Sr., who has moved from Lakemoor. Fashion Show The Woman's Auxiliary of Lilymoor and the Lakeland Park Women's club is sponsoring a dessert luncheon and fashion show Wednesday, Sept. 28. It will be'held at the V.F.W. in McHenry starting at 11:45 a.m. The fashions will be shown by professional models. You can purchase your tickets from any of the women of either club or at the door the day of the show. Gome one, come all and see thf5 new line of fashions. Ladies League Held their meetin g Wednesday, Sept. 7. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco was played. Winners were Eunice Tobey Delia Passage and Jean Dember. Booby went to Barb Para. Guest for the evening was Delia Passage of Indiana. The ladies will be h olding their nickel social Wednesday, Sept. 21. Village News ;The village president John Bonder and trustees are having a i. party Sunday, Sept. 25, at thfe large beach on route 120. This party is a work party to clean up the beach. Anyone interested in coming is more KIWANIS ASKS PUBLIC SUPPORT I ON PEANUT DAY The .McHenry Kiwanis club was chartered eleven years j ago this November. During the i past eleven years, the Kiwanis 'club creed of service to the community is indeed apparent with a review of the many projects that have been under- , taken successfully by the club. : They recently donated two exjercycles to the Chicago Club | Pistakee Lake. In addition to ! this, the club has entertained each session of the camp for | the past nine years. Mrs. Mary I Longo, Director of the Camft j expressed her appreciation to the club recently: "Without i their help many of the children should never have had the opportunity to experience the miniature train rides, pony rides, the feel of a live duck Birthdays Two of our ladies will be celebrating their birthdays this coming week. Marylyn Lo- Presti will celebrate hers Monday, Sept. 19. Lu Gracenstuk will celebrate hers Wednesday, Sept. 21. Holds Party A birthday party and family get-together was held Sunday, Sept. 4, at Harry and Lill Neumann's. The family helped Sharon celebrate her twelfth birthday. Everyone had a grand time at the party. Get-Well & Wishes go to Olive Corbett who is having a bout with the flu bug. Here's hoping you are just fine no^, Olive. Makes Trip Dan and Kay Meyer and children, Terry, Roxeann and Lee Artn, spent the Labor Day weekend visiting Dan's relatives down in Pinkneyville, 111. Guest Dan Meyer's father is spending some time visiting with Dan, Kay and children. Discharged From Navy Danny Kinnerk has been discharged from the Navy and now is getting adjusted to being a civilian again. Welcome home, Danny. Who Corner? Who is the young fellow who has locked his keys in the car? Mind you not once but twice in one week. K.S. it's a lot easier to check that you have your keys in your hand before locking the car. or the entertainment of n live, clown." | The Kiwanis club has pro- 1 vided individual assistance to children in the community who! | need their help. In addition to^ | this, the following are some ot I the many projects the club has been fortunate to sponsor or donate to in the community: McHenry Community Blood Donor Bank. McHenry Little i League and Pony League, mcdj ical care to needy children. pit-Henry high school scholarj ships merit awards to boy and girl from local grade ^chools, McHenry boys to Boy'£ State, hot lunch program for needy children, aid to Boy Scouts, aid to Explorer Scouts, Mental Health Center for McHenry County, Woodstock Children's home, McHenry Fiesta Day, McHenry Public library, Viscounts and Chicago Club for Crippled Children. The Kiwanis club is a notfor- profit organization operated as a service club with a predominance of their work done for youth in the c ommunity. Because the only source of income is fund-raising projects, the club asks the public support particularly on Peanut Day Sept. 23. On this day, Kiwanis members and friends will sell peanuts at various locations throughout the community. In addition, the club is asking the help of the business and pfofessional people of the community to underwrite the cost of the peanuts in order that all of the money collected may be used for the worthwhile projects undertaken by the club. Tony Pintozzi and John Flint, Peanut Day co-chairmen, state that it is only through the generous support of people of the community that the projects of the Kiwanis club are financially possible. WINS FAIR HONORS Miss Dom 4650, owned by Northern Pump Farms of McHenry, won top honors in the senior yearling heifer class at the Hereford class of the Wyoming State Fair. Got the itch •i to switch to Gas heat? We'll put up the scratch There's no need to let the lack of ready cash stand in your way of enjoying today's greatest heating bargain. The reason? We'll finance your conversion to gas heat through your heating contractor. You'll make no down payment. Have up to 5 years to pay. And payments will be as low as $3 a month. Your heating contractor will handle the simple details of application for financing, and make the changeover to gas heat at your convenience, usually in a single day. You can begin enjoying gas space heat immediately! Nothing could be easier. And nothing could make more sense. For gas is clean, economical, and comfortable. The supply is unaffected by winter snows and storms. And--unlike other heating systems--a gas heater does not suffer equipment fatigue. So switch to gas. Call your heating contractor for details. Before cold weather sets in. GAS--Your biggest heating bargain. Annual Heating Costs* Savings with Gas Gas $132 $ Oil 224 92 Coal (hand-fired) 229 97 Electric (resistance) 449 317 •Fuel costs for typical, insulated home with basement. NORTHERN i ILLINOIS (|GAS COMPANY CUM1L WINES and LIQUORS, Inc. Can Not Be Beat on Liquor Prices WE'LL MEET ALL CHICAGO PRICES PH. 459-4050 305 VIRGINIA STREET (Adjoining A&P Store) Crystal Lake, III. 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