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J><£ emoor - RITA CASEY ymoor 385-2780 Regular Village Meeting Nov. 13 Community House The village of Lakemoor will hold its monthly meeting Thurs­ day, Nov. 13, at 8 p.m. in the village community house. All residents are welcome to at­ tend. NOVEMBER 18, 1969 A reminder to all voters. Nunda Township, Precinct 6, will vote at the Lakemoor vil­ lage firehouse. McHenry Township, Precinct 9, will vote at the McHenry CMC and Rambler dealer 1801 W. Route 120, McHenry. VETERAN SPEAKER On Thursday, Nov. 6, on ra­ dio station W.K.R.S., Waukegan at 1:30 p.m. a familiar voice represented the V.F.W.Ameri­ can Legion and World War I Barracks of McHenry. Com­ mander Norman Morrison was interviewed concerning Vet­ erans Day, Nov. 11. Congratu­ lations, Norm, on a job well done. We are proud of you. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES To Juanita Filip, Marjorie Brodin and Barbara Borchardt on the recent loss of their mother, Mrs. Catherine Wil­ liams. Mrs. Williams passed away at the McHenry hospital last Wednesday after a long ill­ ness. She was a resident in the village of Lakemoor for many years, and will be miss­ ed by many friends. LADIES LEAGUE Held their meeting Wednes­ day, Nov. 5. They were happy to welcome two new members, Mrs. Ruth Freeman and Mrs. Rita Casey. After business was taken care of, bunco was play­ ed. Winners were Eunice Tobey, Marge Peak, Helen Para and Scphie Paterson. Booby prize went to Barb Arbogast. BAKE AND WHITE ELEPHANT SALE The Ladies League is grate­ ful to everyone who donated those delicious goodies, white elephants and hard work on Nov. 1. All the donations helped in making their sale a huge suc­ cess. GET WELL WISHES To Emma Kunz who is a pa­ tient at the Illinois Masonic hos­ pital in Chicago, Pip sipr« she, would enjoy hearing from all her friends. Get well soon Em­ ma. Get well wishes also to Grandma Koch. Pat Morrison reports to all friends and neigh­ bors that Grandma Koch is doing fine and hopes to be home from the hospital soon. PROUD GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Nate Lubke have returned home from Oilcity, Penn. The Lubkes stayed with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Adate. While there, daughter, Sally, pre­ sented them with another grand­ daughter, Agnes. The Adates also have a daughter, Pessie, for whom grandma baby sat while Sally was in the hos­ pital. Congratulations to the happy family. Mrs. Lubke also tells us daughter, Barbara Kancilja, and her husband have left their Ken­ osha, Wise., home to make their new residence in Houston, Texas. HAPPINESS IS Selecting a bridal gown is a happy time for a young bride- to-be. That's how PatZabroski, along with the help of mom, Myra, spent Nov. 1. To help make the day even happier, Pat's fiance, Dave Fletcher, surprised Pat by coming in from college for the weekend. The young couple are planning a 1970 summer wed­ ding. CHRISTMAS 1969 A group of carolers is now being organized in Lakemoor for the coming Christmas hol­ idays. Sheet music will be pro­ vided free of charge. Refresh­ ments will be served follow­ ing the caroling. Everyone is invited to participate. The more the merrier. All interested per­ sons should contact Kathy Lass at 385-1206. PLANS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Lubke are look­ ing forward to a visit with their son, Nate (Butch) and his fam­ ily. They will be coming to Lakemoor sometime this month. Butch who is in the Navy has been assigned new orders and will be leaving at the end of this month. The Lubkes haven't seen Butch in two years. However, they did see their T H F ^ W o r l d O f P h a r m a c y grand son and daughter -in-law last January. * VISITING Mr. and Mrs. Walter Para and daughter enjoyed a wonder­ ful day in Chicago Saturday. They spent the day visiting friends they hadn't seen in quite some time. Sunday was another enjoyable day as they entertained guests in their home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dember, Mr and Mrs. Alfred,, Dember, Jr., and fam­ ily and Mr. and Mrs. Maxson and family. A good time was had by everyone. BIRTHDAYS Best wishes on your birth­ day. Mrs. Polly Freeman Nov. 15, Elias Betancourt Nov. 16, Victor Betancourt Nov. 17, and Marge Polinski Nov. 18. Hope all of you have a wonderful day. MAKING SOMEONE HAPPY Welcome home V.A. It's good to see your smiling face. INEZ YOUNG UjjjJ Plan Annual ' Holiday Dance For December 6 It's only Nov. 12 and I am beginning to push the panic button because I don't have ail of my Christmas shopping done. Whatever happened to the good old days when you didn't even see any evidence of the forth­ coming holiday until the last one (Thanksgiving) was over? Each year I promise myself that I will get my shopping done earlier, and each year the last two weeks before Christ­ mas are a mad scramble to finish the decorations, cookies, cards, shopping and wrapping. Now, all of this brings to mind that the first holiday party is usually the annual Holiday Hills Christmas dance. This is one thing, I never miss and this year will be no exception. My calendar is already marked for Dec. 6. Why don't you do the same and join your friends and neighbors for a gala evening to start off the festive season. CON CON ELECTION Don't forget that next Tues­ day, Nov. 18, is the date for the election of Con Con can­ didates. Those who are elected will write the new Illinois Con­ stitution. See you at the polls! That's Tuesday, Nov. 18, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Casey's. CUB SCOUT BOY SCOUT PROJECT Last week's pick-up of good­ will bags was a joint effort of the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. The Cub Scouts covered the subdivision delivering the emp­ ty bags on Saturday, Nov. 1 and last Saturday, the Boy Scouts picked up the filled bags to contribute to Goodwill Good Turn Day. KICK OFF DINNER TONIGHT Tonight is the night that the Holiday Hills Women's Club will hold its annual Kick-Oriuinner. Cocktails are being served from 6 until 7 and dinner in an Ital­ ian way will be served by Joan Laskowski, Midge Teuber, and Jimmie Justes who fyave planned this special night out. Enter­ tainment has been planned by Marge Connell and Linda Theit- jie. WEEKEND CELEBRATION Vi and Bill Abbink celebrated Vi's birthday last weekend with a weekend away from home with their friends, Mary and Ray Kuehmell. GREETINGS Belated birthday greetings to young Brian Thietjie who was three years old on Oct. 31, and to Karen Thietjie who cel­ ebrated her fifth birthday on Nov. 4. A happy birthday to Jim Harper, Jr., who will be in Vietnam on his birthday on Nov. 14. VVcfj. Nov. 12, 1969 - Plaindealer - Sec. 2, Pg. 7 INCOME TAX Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie has congratulated several Illinois municipal officials -- Rock Island Mayor James H. Hay­ maker, for one -- for lower­ ing local property tax levies af­ ter receiving new state income tax funds. State Finance Direc­ tor John W. McCarter has es­ timated the per-capita distri­ bution to city and county govern­ ments will total,about $6 during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1970. The funds are dis­ tributed each month with no restrictions on their use. NOW OPEN Only 2 of our 50 states-- Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ land--have been completely surveyed and mapped. Esti­ mates start at 50 more years for 100%. Mair. Street Variety 3909 W. MAIN ST. TOYS-RADIOS-APPLIANCES AT DISCOUNT PRICES --LAYAWAYS-- Open 9 am - 8 pm Mon. thru Sat. 9am - 6pm Sundays CALL 385-8420 g AAOISTTGOA/VERV HD Robert Doherty Schultz. R.Pti. ILPh. BRAIN RESEARCH Research of the brain will increase our knowledge in mak­ ing our organs work more ef­ fectively for us. Someday we may be able to arrest the loss of intelligence in the aging or to improve our memory. The limbic lobe of the brain is the seat of all our emotions, it controls fear, anger, sadness, pleasure, joy, and sexuality. Scientists are now extensive­ ly exploring this area of the braltf in animals. 1tieyAbave found the electrical stimula­ tion of the nerve tissues can change a furious bull into a contented animal. Neurosur­ geons use electrical probes in the treatment of epilepsy, cer­ ebral palsy and parkinsonism, the instrument locates the troubled nerve tissue and then it is removed carefully. Your emotions at BOLGER'S DRUG STORE are always a pleasure with our service. You will discover our pharmacy de­ partment is well equipped. Whatever your prescription needs be, you have only to come in to 1259 N. Green. Phone 385-4500 for prompt ser­ vice and prescription delivery. Gas, Light, Telephone bills paid here..Money Orders;.Revlon... Max Factor...Coty English Leather...Shulton THIS WEEKS HELPFUL HINT: Try a drop of lighter fluid to remvoe a stamp from an un­ usable envelope. INOW IN PROGRESS Here are just a few of the big money-savers in Wards Sale! Bargains in all departments-- get your share of the savings! GREAT BUY! SAVE ON THE COLOR-RICH KNIT SHIRTS MEN WANT! 100% SHAPE-RETAINING ORLON* It's not too early to snap up buys like these for the holidays. Style's a hit, colors are great, price is extra-low. Versatile mock-turtles in a smooth in­ terlock knit that always fits right. Or- lon^ acrylic takes washing in stride, comes out shapely dfs new. And, when you see the colors, you won't stop at one: bright green or blue, camel, gold, black, white. S-M-L-XL. Hurry in now! $C44 5 SAVE 2.12 ON GIRLS' REGULAR $8 KICKY NEW PANTSETS, SKIRT SETS Combos for going or gift-ing! Terrific tops with acrylic knit pants or skirts. Washable. 7-14. 2-PIICK SITS 5" l7lc(Jee!4- for MEN When selecting a gift for h i m . . . . l e t u s h e l p Ir̂ \ nk(Jee'A' 5"TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St., McHenry, 111. 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