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v:.-; Thursday, March 1,1956 - •f*r~ m w THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By «Aiin Brzezinski and Lois Schiavone a, Village News *vThe next village meeting will be held oft Thursday, March 8, at 8:30 p.m. The meetings are interesting and informative, and' everyone is urged to attend. Spring is almost here and work on the roads will begin in the near future. Fences and shrubs mubt be moved back to their lot lines. When the work begins, the shrubs and fences that have not '4£en moved Will have to be -destroyed. Vehicle stickers and dog license^ are delinquent on March 1> and" the penalty is fifty cents a month. Fire Department The fire department is grateful for theN newspapers and magazines. Anyone" having newspapers Ct have- not Been picked up, ise call Prank Bitterman and they will be„ stopped for before the next pick-up. Further notice will be given on the next pick-up, and please continue saving them. | Auxiliary I The card and, bunco party P given by the ladies' auxiliary of £ the fire department was a vei-y fine success. The auxiliary is * grateful to everyone for their donations and help in making this party a success. Young Bowlers We are happy to report that three of the children of Lakemoor received trophies. They were Jimmy and Betty Lee Becker and Eleanor Kay Wirfs. The bowling was sponsored by the _ .wanis club for children 10 years and older. McHenry Bible Church „ Movies were enjoyed by many on Sunday at the Masonic hall. Movies will be shown every fourth Sunday at 8 p.m. Parents and children and friends are welcome to attend. rift P*TA* V The Lily Lake P.T.A. meeting will be held on Thursday, March 1, at 8 p.m. at the schoolhouse. Please try to attend as there arp several matters to be completed before the April meeting. Elec- -- tion -of--officers will be held at t&e April meeting. L.LA. '•MBiSEi. The L.I.A. will have a meeting on Wednesday, March 14, at 8:30 p.m. The membership drive is on, and the L.LA. will welcome new members. Happy To Hear We were happy to hear that Cleveland Wade is home after spending four months at Downey hospital. He is feeling much better, but will have to spend some time in the wheel chair. Mrs. Earl Dowell, their daughter, and family welcomed him home by bringing with them a complete Sunday diftner. We wish you much speed for yourvecovery. (Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. C. Hyatt, Sr., celebrated their thirty-eighth wedding anniversary on Saturday, Feb. 25. We wish you both many more happy years together. Second Bowlers' Social Lakemoor-Lilymoor -- Sunday, March 18 -- starting time 3 p.m. sharp. Forty bowlers needed. Sign early at Wally's Oasis or -call Ray Cynowa at 594-M-2. Advance Notice To all male bowlers with A.B.C. sanction cards. A special reorganization meeting of the McHenry County Bowling association will be held on Sunday, March 25, at 2:30 p.m. at the V.F.W. hall. Please keep the date open and try to attend. Scouts The yearly Cub Scout blue and gold dinner was held at the Methodist church last Sunday. Attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. E. Bolda and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Para and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. Foss and family, Mr and Mrs. Hatch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wall and family and Mr. and, Mrs. Sossong and family. Ricky Foss received a Wolf badge, Gold Arrow and bars for assistant denner. James Hansen received a den chief cord, Michael Hatch, denner* s stripe, and Butch Sossong carried the colors in retreat. Pinochle Club The pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Ronnie Romkowske last Monday. A delicious luncheon was served and prizes were won by Mrs. Claire Forbes, Helen Para and .Ann Bplda. The ladies also helped' Dorothy Wrublewski celebrate her, birthday that day. Thursday Socials The Thursday night socials are being held at Wally's Oasis every Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Teen Dance t)n Sunday, Feb. 19, about fifty 'teen-agers hacl a wonderful time at their dance. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Leary, the chaperones, enjoy these dances as much as the young people. The next dance wil be held on Sunday, March 11, and anyone 13' years or older are welcome. Ladies League • The Ladies League will have a meeting on Wednesday, March 7, at 8, p.m. Social hour will follow1 meeting, ' Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harder enjoyed the company of their daughter, Mrs. Ann Louise Tetrow, and family last Sunday. It was nice to see Ed Kamin and Stewart Clark out this past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Marty Wrublewski attended the wedding of Marty's niece, Deanne Christensen. Deanne became the bride of Bruce Damschroder of Chicago on Thursday, Feb. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Bern Volk and five children were weekend guests at the Steadman home. Also on Sunday, guests at the Steadman home were Ed's mother, Mrs. Ida Steadman, Mrs. Rose Bfcchofcs and Mrs. Lorraine Mattes and daughter, Carol. Jen McDermott's niece, Myrna Morrison, of Danville, 111., will be spending a few weeks at the McDermott home. Mr. and Mrs.' J. Cleary of Proctor, Minn., visited with the McDermotts on their- way home from a vacation in Florida. MJA Cleary is Mae's sister. Museum Honors Benjamin Fratiklin Although • Benjamin Franklih g? well noted for his literary .accomplishments, he also deserves considerable credit in his role as a scientist, Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry points out. Such things as the Franklin: stove, resulted out of his efforts to find a more efficient method of utilizing combustible energy;. This as a step forward the kind of central heating Americans are> so proud of today. His work ini, the field of optics produced abi- focal spectacle which/ was, to prove a boon to many a near-'! sighted/far seeing scientist "wtfcgj followed Franklin. Flying a kite was one 1 3$; Franklin's more dramatic experiments ghich proved the electrical nature of lightning. A three-dimensional diorama, complete with lightning demonstrates this experiment in the Museum. As part of the Museum's commemoration of Franklin's 250th anniversary, special demontrations and references to Franklin's scientific experiments will be featured in the Museum's "electric theatre" and "telephone theatre" presentations in addition to exhibit material already on display. SHOP AT HOME FOR SALE ONE ACRE LOTS (ADJOINING COONEY HEIGHTS SUBD.) 300®® DOWN PAYMENT BALANCE AS LOW AS $10®0 AMONTH McHENRY I 532 Main St. PHON^ 268 :EALTY McHenry, BL C. 0. F. STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT f' McHenry High School Gym & SUNDAY Feb. 26th, Mar. 4th, Mar. 11th 1 ^3 DAILY 1-2-3-4-7 and 9p.m. JUNIC - RANGE! - SI $@l®Bt SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT 8 P.M. NIGHTLY * March 4 th IS IS YOUR LIFE // March 4th ORGAN MUSIC CONTINUOUS -- TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR. / HARRINGTON MAN NAMED WTTW FUND DRIVE CHAIRMAN Lee Vance of Ridge Road, Barrington, has been appointed fund campaign chairman for Chicago's "^educational television station WTTW for the Chicago north- ; LEE VANCE iVest suburban area. This area Extends from Chicago's northwest city limits to Lake Geneva, with all the communities within this area under Mr. Vance's leadership. Mr. Vance's appointmenf was CALL McHENRY 713 and cffapiJiayton Water Systems • W« Repair and Servic. All Makai of Pump* Authorized: Red Jackat 6- D»>ton Pump AgancV Wells Drilled or Driven Pumps & Repairs MCHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP COMPANY Fred H. 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