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Gift To Hospital Hiis is an extremities table, used in the operating room for operation of arms and hands. It is another Woman's auxiliary gift to Memorial hospital for McHenry county. With the table are Mrs. Pat Walkington, left and Mrs. Bonnie Schultz, right, registered nurses in surgery. Gertrude Disney BEAUTIFUL HOMES ARE OCCUPIED BY NEW RESIDENTS This nice weather we are having is bringing out many of the new and old comers, they are getting their yards in shape landscaping, planting, etc. The women are getting acquainted with this coming out weather and find they have a lot in common. Talk about garden and planting, Mrs. Brooks of 4504 Sussex is really going to have a garden. She has plants already started - some of every kind. Even cabbage plants. She has a son John, who repairs speed boats and makes the speed tests himself. Mrs. Brook's grandson has won several trophies in speed boat racing. The Albin Johnsons on Sussex have a beautiful home and extra touches done by her husband who is real clever. They moved in Feb. 16. Also newcomers are Mr. and Mrs. Kauth. Several ladies of the neighborhood got together on their patio taking in the spring sunshine. Mrs. Kauth's mother, Mrs. Racky, of Chicago is staying with them. They have a dog, Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Rakouska of 4706 Cumberland Circle moved in last Friday and already feel they are among some wonderful people. They enjoy their breakfast and dinner looking out into the woods, watching the birds and the squirrels playing tag up and down the trees. Previously their eating habits were a hurried affair but now is a period of relaxing. Mr. and Mrs. Schulerle of 4705 Ashley Drive are getting acclimated to their new surroundings and love it. Mr. Schulerle was with the Chicago Park district for a long time but now is on the disability list. They have the cutest dog, Heide. Politcal Corner EASTER'S COMING! Watch for our Ad next week 7rtf*4- STORE for MEN LAKEMOOR • LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 EXTREME DRY WEATHER CAUSE * OF MANY FIRES The Lakemoor firemen and all the other McHenry companies have been called out for many grass fires. Lakemoor was called out Wednesday, March 27, to a grass fire on Darrel road. McHenry had to be called out to help with putting the fire out. The lack of rain has made everything so dry that the grass goes up like it was soaked with oil or something. A lited cigarette flipped out of a car or by a person walking by could cause a serious fire. Please watch your cigarettes, put them out in your car ashtray. If you are walking and smoking make sure you step on the cigarette and it is out before going on. Also watch when you are burning trash in your trash cans on a windy day. One small hot ash could cause a grass fire. A fire out of control is not a nice thing. A REAL CLOSE CALL The high winds last Wednesday caused a near tragedy at Elmer "Kroncke's home. The wind blew a huge tree down just narrowly missing his home, garage and car. Residents around that section were without electricity and phone service for a couple of hours. BLESSING FROM HEAVEN Kitty Abel presented her husband, Chuck, with a beautiful baby girl Sunday, March 24. Little Dawn Shelly weighed in at 8 lb. 4 oz. Mother and daughter are doing fine, father needs a good rest. The proud grandparents are Chuck and Marion Abel of Lakemoor and Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien of McHenry, The proud great grandmothers are Mrs. "Charles Abel of Des- Plaines and Mrs. Grace O'Brien of McHenry and Mrs. Ella Buss ofBohner*s Lake. Wise. Congratulations and best wishes on your blessed event. WEDDING BELLS Rang out for Lenny Blades and Alice Weirich Saturday, March 9. Lenny and Alice exchanged marriage vows at the Shepherd of the Hills church in McHenry. Lenny is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blades of Lakemoor. Alice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Weirich, Sr., of Eastwood Manor. The newlyweds are making their home in McCullom Lake. Wedding bells rang out for Nathan (Butch) Lubke and Georgia Stlyn Saturday, March 23. Butch and Georgia exchanged marriage vows at St. Patrick's church in McHenry. The newlyweds will make their home in Kenosha, Wis. Butch isinthe Navy and stationed at Great Lakes and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lubke of Lakemoor. Congratulations Lenny Alice, Butch and Georgia. and ASSOCIATION DANCE The Shamrock Shuffle dance held Saturday, March 16, was a very good success. The dance was sponsored by the Lilymoor association. Those who attended were also entertained by relatives of Alma Huecksteadt from Michigan. They sang country and western songs. In talking with Marion Leske she was saying she got several calls saying the people had a very good time. SYMPATHIES Our deepest sympathies gO to Alyce Kowal (Hi the loss of her mother in Indiana. BELATED BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Charlie Rogers who celebrated his big day Wednesday, March 27. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Lee Ann Meyer, who is a great big three years old today the third. Many happy returns, Charlie and Lee Ann. / GET-WELL Wishes go toEmmaKunz who is a patient atthe McHenry hos- Wed., Apr. 3, 1968- Plaindeale^.- Sec. 2, Pg.v£ HONORED FOR SALES J --Frank C. Meyer of BussFortL Sales, 3936 West Main street, McHenry, will be honored for rman& RE PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN M.L. Batdorff, of 2952 N. Shorewood drive, McHenry, has been promoted to the position of captain for American Airlines at O'Hare International Airport. Batdorff joined the company on Oct. 12, 1964. Formerly he flew for Air Transport Services in Detroit. He was graduated from Stockbridge, Mich., high school and received his B.S. in Agriculture from Michigan State university in 1956. He holds the rank of First lieutenant in the UJS. Air Force. pital. Get well wishes go to Val Fradinardo who is a patient at the Holy Family hospital in Des Plaines. Here's hoping Emma and Val, you are both home now and are feeling just fine. outstanding sales perfori during 1967 at a Ford 30Q- 500 club banquet in April. * D.O. Wiggins, Ford division's Chicago district sales manager, said a select number of Ford dealership salesmen will be presented a club membership award for "excellent retail sales perform mance". The 300-500 club was founded in 1950 to recognize the performance of outstanding Ford salesmen throughout the country. RISING FIRE LOSSES : , Property losses caused by fire in'the United States rose from $161 million in 1900 to $1.5 billion in 1966, the Insurance Information Institute reports. Hie 1966 losses were more than double the $649 million in losses in 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Hedeman of 4615 Ashley Drive, formally of DesPlaines, are among the newcomers. Mrs. Hedeman had some ladies in for coffee. She was a delightful hostess, and has elegant taste in her home. Mr. Hedeman is making a large family room and putting in his own fireplace. Mr. L. Sieger had surgery a few days ago and is coming along fine. They have fifteen grandchildren and are' waiting for another one. Edward and Reeva Davis of 4606 Ashley Drive are going to a dinner dance at Elmhurst country club. It is a "this is your life" party for Dr. Edmond Ginnan of Westchester. Dr. Ginnan has been a good friend as well as their doctor for many years. Dick Aston is on vacation and*-all his friends miss him. PLAN LUNCHEON On Thursday, April 4, over fifty Republican Women leaders from all parts of McHenry county are planning to attend a luncheon at the home of Elizabeth Wawirka, 12th District State Central committeewoman. Planning the affair with Mrs. Wawirka are Audrey Peak, National committeewoman; Virginia Kenney, president of the Illinois Federation of Republican Women; Ruth Andrews, McHenry county chairwoman; and Phyllis Walters, president of the Algonquin Township Republican Women's club. Mrs. Wawirka is a candidate for election in the primary on June 11 as a delegate to the National nominating convention in Miami next August. It's easiest to criticize others for faults which do not profit us. Mi/uicfe Food *J^uceA ^que* (Jou> Mo*&f 4^tJewe£& Muuzcfe Food Lfotu I over Butcher Shop More Than Just 3 Meals A Day! Si With children in the house, mealtime is just about any time at all. And it's the "extra" meals in your household that you have to consider when planning your food budget. Jewel folks have. That's why they offer you "Miracle Food Prices" to help you save on all the groceries you buy most often. 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