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'S> thSreday, Juns 7,1956 rj*, • •' ,- cHENHY PLAINDEALER LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Anil Brzexinskl and Lois Schiavone Vill&ge News After® many repeated warnings the dog problem has not been corrected by many of the residents, who permit their dogs to run loose. The village truck has been completed with a cage and the dogs wil be picked up. The dogs will be taken to Dr. Fike's and the charge will be one dola day for keep, rabies shot, and fine for violating the village ordinances. - The next meeting will be held on Thursday, June 14, at 8:30 p.m. .. House ComrriltU'p At the last house committee« meeting, plans were 'discussed for a beach party, to be held on ^ Alig- 18 and 19. The beach party •Mil be given by four organizations, the fire department, ladies auxiliary, L.I.'A. and Ladies leagued More information will be given in the near future. L.I.A. A very fine dinner was enjoyed by the members and guests of the L.I.A. on Saturday, May 26, at their fifth annual dinner k Club Lilymoor. A short meeting followed the dinner and election of officers. The members elected for the coming year are: Richard Hyatt, president; Mrs. Ann Brzezinski, secretary-treasurer; Joseph Yaeger, Mrs. OtheJo Brady and Mrs. Marcella Foss, , trustees; Mrs. Claude McDermott and Harry Brady, house committee. Installation of officers will take place in the near ' Ifcture. A very successful year is wished for all. The next L.I.A. meeting will be on Wednesday, June 13, at 8 p.m. Girl Scouts v A father-daughter coffee party will be held on Sunday, June 10. from 1 to 3 p.m. Hie Girl Scouts made up very attractive invitations, complete with a new handkerchief to fit father's coat pocket. Brownies The new Brownies will be invested on Tuesday, June 12. The mothers are invited to attend. "Hie June 12 meeting will be "field at the fire house from 10 to 11 a.m. On Tuesday, June" 19, there will be a short meeting, and the rest Of the day will be spent having fun at a picnic at Deerhaven at Fox Lake Hills. Every Brownie must bring a permission note from home to be able to attend the picnic. June 19 is the final meeting. They will resume in 'September. more cars for picking up children. Please call Pastor Liberty, 509-J-l, if a car is available. Happy Anniversary To Curly and June Kraus. They will be married four years On Thursday, June 7. Curly is now with the Niles police department. Ladies League The Ladies league will he happy to welcome everyone to the card and bunco party to be held on Saturday, June 16, at Jrhe fire department community iTouse. Tickets may be obtained fr«>m Mrs. Irene Leon, Mrs. Ann Brzezinski and members. The next Ladies league meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 20, at 8 p.m. ThnrHday Socials The Thursday night socials are being held at Wally's Oasis at 8:30 p.m. Everyone is wel- Qfbme to attend. Proud to Report That Claude F. McDermott received a letter of commendation from Major T. S. Parker of the U.S. Marine Corps recruiting station in Chicago on the eight boys of the village that enlisted in the Marines. Also Sonny McDermott returned to Camp Pendleton, ^ceanside, Calff., after a two- Week furlough. Cub Scouts The following boys from Den i 7 marched in the Memorial Day parade: Ricky Foss. Eugene Bolda, Butch Sossong, Mike Hatch. Buddy Rogers, Chuck Zabroski and Mike Zabroski. Last Tuesday Participating in a very entertaining program, "Music Keeps Your Life in Tune,' presented by music puplts -and the junior ami senior choirs of* St. Mary's, were Dolores and Kathleen1' Hyatt, grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hyatt, Janyce and Gayle Bonder, Cheri Shappert and Katharine Brzezinski. Graduates Attending the Baccalaureate service on Sunday, June 3, at the McHenry high school were Marlene Ehrhardt, Dale O'Leary, Thelma Neff, Elaine Gustafson, Judy DeCicco and Norman Falk. We wish you graduates a verybright and successful future. It Was Raining Bridal gifts on Marilyn Venable last Tuesday. The shower was given by Gertie Freund at Mrs. Hyatt's home. A light' luncheon was served and games played by many of Marilyn's friends. Wedding bells will ring on June 30, when Marilyn will become Mrs. Jack Strasser. Attending Graduation Of Kathleen and Kenneth Hyatt at St. Patrick's school last Sunday were their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hyatt. Bowling News ' Last Sunday the Lakeside men's team and - the Lakeside women's team bo\vled together in a match game. The men are happy to report they beat the women by 78 pins. Better luek, ladies, on your next game. - Teen Dance And the young people can chalk up another successful dance they enjoyed last Sunday. Chaperones at the party were Mr. and Mrs. A1 Godina. The boys were on the refreshment committee. The date of the next dance will be announced in the paper. Mcflenry Bible Church Vacation Bible school will begin Monday morning, June 11, with a parade from the high school to the church at 8:30 a.m. The school will last two weeks and classes are from 9 to 12. Children from 3 to 15 years are welcome to attend. Children from Lakemoor, please wait at the fire house everyday at 8:30; those from Lilymoor, wait at the Lily Lake school at 8:40, to be picked up. The Bible church will appreciate getting Graduating From St. Mary's school last Sunday was James Brady. James also finished his year by being on the honor roll. Attending his graduation party were William Heeht of MeCullom Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Hrdlicka of Oak Park and the following guests from Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hlavacek, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hihtz and son, Gregory, Josephine, Margaret and Nellie Sullivan. A delicious dinner was enjoyed by everyone. On The Mend Denny Kosup, is still recuperating at home. He burned his hand at \Vork two weeks ago. Not too long ago Mrs. Edna Petiak, one tit 'our fairly neiv residents, spent a week at St. Therese hospital after an automobile accident. She is home from the Swedish Covenant hospital this week following an accident she had at RivervieW Park. Norman Morrison is; feeling better and is spending some time every day in the wheel chair. The cards and letters he receives from his friends brighten some bf those days very much. He is at the'Highwood hospital in Highwood. James Hansen is hobbling around on crutches after a foot operation. > Mrs. Kate Wegener is feeling a- little better but is still bedridden. She misses the socials and would enjoy visits fr<sm | f r i e n d s a n d . n e i g h b o r s . • ' i A very speedy recovery is j1 wished for all. j iA,..- • [ Happy Birthday • To Bill Daly, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Daly, who was 8 years old on May 25. Attending his birthday party were Albert Kunz, Terry and Nancy Godina, Terry Rogers, Bruce, Brent and Brian Smith, his baby sister, Kathleen, and his maternal grandmother from Chicago. He received many lovely gifts ahd telegrams, among them a beautiful new bicycle from his parents. Katharine Brzezinski was 9 years old on Decoration Day. She enjoyed it with a party on Saturday. Having fun with her at the wienie roast were Terry and Mickey Mon'isoh, Lorraine i and Susie Steadman, Hilda | Hirsch, Christine Hose, Slugger, j Frankie and Dolly Patellaro, Gene and Jimmy Bolda, Tommy Para, Burke Romkowske, Carol and Barbara Ericksoii and her two sisters, Rosanne and Mary Anne. Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus helped their daughter-in-law, June, celebrate her birthday on Saturday. June 2, at Niles. Memorial Day picnic was enjoyed by the Ted Beahler family, Melvin Hatch family, Stan Zabroski family and the Ed Mars family from McHehry. All the folks sang "Happy Birthday" to Chuck Zabroski and enjoyed the birthday cake along with the rest of the "fixings." Mrs. Nettie Sarlfcy celebrated her birthday on Sunday, June 3, with her family. Kathy Ehredt was 2 years old last week. Mrs. Ehiedt is a sister to Mrs. Viena Bryan. Mrs. Mary Ambrose celebrated her .birthday on Sunday at the Patellaro home. Mrs. Ambrose is Virgio Patellaro's sister. Other guests at the party were Stanley Ambrose, Mrs. Shirley Gasche and Rosemary Salmone of Chicago, and Roy and Rita Erickson. A very happy birthday to all and the best of everything. About Friends and Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sarley spent Decoration Day at a housewarming in Deerfield. Dr. Erwin Sarley and family and Dr. OPEN SEPTIC SYSTEMS FAST NO DIGGING! • Di*t*lv«s iludgi, * wait* • Op*nt cloggcd Dralnfiald* • Easy »o apply GET B0YIB Septk Tank (leaner AITHOFFS "McHenry County's. Leading Hardware" PHONES: 283 - 284 501 Main St. McHenry. MVincent Sarley have recently1 moved Into their new homes in I Deerfield. About fifty guests at- • tended the- housewarming. Company on Sunday at the Frank Harder home were Mr. j and Mrs. Robert Harder and j family from Chicago and Mr. j and Mrs. Walter Tetrow and ; family from Lombard. " j Visiting Mr. and Mr?. Roy Erickson on Saturday were Mr. j and Mrs. John Heaps and family j of Bensenville. ; Corky and Ricky ; Foss and | Eddie Steadman had g^jvonderful ' time on Saturday at the double- I header ball game at Cubs park. | Seeing the Cubs win both games i made the boys forget the cool I weather. Carol Szarek, came home on j Wednesday from Mt. St., Mary's j school in St. Charles for the ! summer months. Bobby Foss spent Friday and Saturday with Albert Kempler, who lives in Shalimar subdivision. Summer time is vacation time X - •. f. - • v.. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS NEW CORPORATION , McHenry is the home of the McHenry Ready-Mix Co., Inc., a newly formed corporation which stems from another organization of the same type in this area, born some ten years ago. Located at 606 Front street, the company offers service via a staff of personally trained employees plus a fleet of radio dispatched trucks. Charles J. Miller was named chairman of the board of directors. Miller, who has a backlog of experience iri the construction line, heads the board of directors, who include Eugene J. Mil^ ler, Jerome M. Miller,. E. Ji;.r Gausden and Walter C. Silliman,!. Officers of the new corporation!' are listed as: Charles J. Miller* president; E. J. Gausden, vice*, president; Jerome. M. MillerJ treasurer; and Eugene J. Millerjf secretary. E. J. (Joe) Gausden leads the operations and sales departments and J. Robert (Bob) Stevens is the dispatcher. BETTER SCHOOLS BUIIT r m BETTER COMMUNITIES Buy U.S. Savings Bond* and more company on weekends at > home. Your reporter would enjoy hearing her phone ring, letting her knuw all about your wonderful vacations and other news. Tile number is 674-R-l. Be sure ... with Shur! 1 O "Nothing Is Good Or Bad, But By Comparison." •(Author's name below) In 1900 about 135 infants out of every 1,000 died before they were one year old. Now we arc losing less than 25 out of every 1,000. It is bad to lose any of our precious ones, but good that improved medical techniques and new drugs are helping to save lives. «= Childhood diseases can now either be prevented or more easily treated. Among the weapons used in this battle are: vaccines, antibiotics, and powerful, but safe antiseptics.-All of them are in our pharmacy awaiting the opportunity to help. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE McHenry 26 WHEN YOBJ NEED A MEDICINE A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours ? NYE DRUGS PHONE 26 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111 PROSCRIPTION CHEMISTS II Our 1956 Building Program Is Now Under Way! Don't Continue To Pay Rent When You Can Own A Beautiful Home Of Your Very Own For Less Than, You Now Pay For Rent! H. notation by ^ (I79B-1SS4) ll il Low Down Payment - Balance like rent. We arrange for V.A. Financing. 41/f>% 25-year loans available for non-vets who qualify. We will build anywhere in this area on your own lot, or, we have listings of numerous lots which we will help you purchase. These are not "Pre-Fabs" -- Completely carpenter- built by local workmen. Come in Today and see our large selection of floor plans - any size home to fit any size budget. Phone us now for details. No obligation. Shir Com Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 210 So. Green St. Phone 1126 McHenry, 111. 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