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Page Nineteen LAKEMOOR NEWS by Annette Scfimit • Notice Villagers Jan. 1 is the date that all natives are asked to secure their vehicle tax and dog tags. The police have etieen slowly picking up ajl strays. Auxiliary r The Auxiliary meeting' will be > pield on Dec. 26. There will be a (social after the meeting, at which jbme there will be a grab-bag. Each tjjuember is asked to bring a one collar grab-bag gift. Ladies League The Ladies League will meet on Wednesday, Dec. 19. LJ.A. A The L.I.A. met on Dec. 12 and began plans for their seventh an- " nual whoopee party, to be held on titurday, Feb. 19, at Club Lilyoor. This date is a reminder that Valentine's Day is near. brother of Mrs." Anthony Bonaro. Hello folks! H.P.C. 'The H.P.C. members met at Helen Para's home last Friday Where an evening of cards was enjoyed. High score winners for the evening were: Irene Leon, Ann Bolda, and Olive Corbett. Everyone enjoyed the very large birthday cake and a good time was had by all. Happy Birthday two-fold. Brownies The Brownies will exchange gifts -on Dec. 18. A reminder that the Brownies corsages are still on sale. Better get yours before the holidays. The troop is dismissed for the holidays and are asked to resume meetings on Jain. 3. % Intermediate Scouts Sharon O'Leary passed all her second class requirements. Betty Becker passed the health and safety badges. The girls are still working on their mother's Christmas gifts. There will be no further meetings until Jan. 7. Notice: A court of awards will be held on Jan. 14. A Socials A social evening is held every Thursday at Wally's Oasis. Everyone is welcome to attend. Fire Dept. News The regular meeting of ".he Mc- Henry Township Fire Protection district station, number 3 will be held on Dec. 18 at the home of William A. Gibson at 8 o'clock sharp!! ®A representative of the fire district trustees will be present to discuss future plans of the department. Bloop! In the last issue I had printed Mrs. Belle Norman instead of Mrs. Belle Normand. My apologies! fun Club The club met at Jean Booster's home on Dec. 12. Members exchanged Christmas gifts. The table prizes were won by Alice Becker, I^u Bitterman, Emma Kunz and Jennie O'Leary. A nice luncheon* was served later. The club is making plans for their annual Christmas party fbr the members' children. Snow Ball Dance The Snow Ball dance given by Lakeland Park was a huge success. Quite a number of Lakemoor friends turned out for the occasion. Farewell A fond adieu to Steve and Grace Woidemann, who left their tavern pn Dec. 14. The village avenue Won't be the same without you. So again, dear friends, goodbye $om all the villagers and may all your ventures in life be as successful as the winning ways of your hearts! Sick List Mrs. Helen Donavan suffered a broken hand several weeks ago but is coming along line now. Mr. and Mrs. Donavan are the new residents in the Falsetti home. Thomas Turskey of Elgin, father of Gladys, Jinks is at home at the present time after his recent visit to the hospital. I hear Mrs. Kosma is doing very nicely since her recent stroke. Birthdays Percy Rohr of Volo celebrated his birthday on Dec. 15 with a small party. Among his guests were Florence O'Rourke and Edward O'Rourke of Lakemoor, Steve Vetter of Lakemoor, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steinhoff of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. James McNally of Volo. Tommy Bitterman celebrated his birthday with a family party on Dec. 12. He was 12 yrs. old. Welcome Welcome to Lakemoor, Mr. and Mrs. Tom DarroTv. We wish you good luck in your new business venture. May Lakemoor present Mr. and jjjrs. Dzuira. Mr. Dzuira is the Birthdays On Dec. 17 Pamela Kibbe and Susan Bitterman celebrated a joint birthday party wi^h all their school-mates in Mrs. Douglas' room. Both girls are seven years old. The children were served cup cakes, ice cream apd candy canes. James A. Schmit celebrated his birthday with Iris" faifriiy on Dec. 15. Double-Date! Nancy Johnson and Rex Pyle celebrated a duo-party on Saturday, Dec. 15, at Club Lilymoor. The typical teen guests, too numerous to mention, enjoyed the time of thefts lives dancing to records and playing pool. I ARTIST'S SUPPLIES For Beginners & Professionals • SHIVA OILS & CASEINS • EASELS, CANVAS & PAPER • CONTE PASTELS & CHARCOALS • ARTIST BRUSHES • ARTIST OIL SETS $3.95 to $25. • WATER COLOR SETS PAINT BY NUMBER SETS Beginners' Sets $1.00 1<2--9x12 Pictures $1.69 3--12x18 Pictures $3.95 2--18x24 Pictures $5.35 HOBBYCRAFT MODEL KITS RevelL Monogram, Aurora - Airplanes, Boats, Cars MAIN PAINT CENTER PHONE 1115 £ 418 MAIN SJ. aycIIENRY, IJJChristmas Early! Grandma Anderson was the most surprised grandma in the world on Dec. 12 when her friends Mrs. E. Wolter of Palatine, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phillips of Crystal Lake, and Mr. and Mrs? Charles Normand of Lakemoor, all presented her with a new wheel-chair as* their Christmas present to her. Choking back sobs of delight along with a mixture of emotions, all grandma could say was, "this is the happiest Christmas I've ever had." The friends were far-sighted to the point of giving her a nice thick quilt for padding on the chair and a beautiful hand-painted bed-tray for use either in bed or on the chair. A very Merry Christmas indeed! Ted Beahler and daughter Lorrie, attended the Wonder, Lake Bible Church Christmas program on Sunday night. A box of candy and an apple were distributed to each child. Long' Distance Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDermott were on the receiving end of the Wire for a call from their son, Sonny McDermott, a marine stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii. More Birthdays Belated wishes are extended to the Kamin household. On Dec. 5 Edward Kamin Sr. celebrated his birthday. On Dec. 7 Stuart A. Clark had his "31?" birthday. Dec. 13 Mr. and Mrs! Edward Kamin Sr. celebrated their forty-third wedding anniversary, and on Dec. 14 Mrs. E. Kamin Sr. celebrated her birthday. Many good wishes to you all. Gene Bolda was very lucky. He had two birthday parties. On Dec. 13 he celebrated with his friends Tommy Para, Barbara and Carol Erickson, Connie and Mary Smith, Jimmy Arbogas, Burke Romkowske, and his brothers Jimmy and Jerry Bolda. On Sunday Dec. 16, he was honored at a family p&rty with Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Leon, and Mrs. Louise Unruh as his guests. lfcHenry Bible Church This evening, Dec. 20, at 7:30 the final rehearsal for the Sunday School Program will take place at the church. All who need transport; tation are urged to call 554-M-2. Saturday, Dec. 22, thos£ whp would like to go carolling are asked to meet at the churqh at 6:30 P.M. Refreshments will be served later at the Ken Sveen home in Quinn Subdivision. Sunday, Dec. 23, the 9:45 A.M. Sunday School hour will include music and message on the Christ of Christmas. Top event of the day will be the Sunday School program "The Three Gifts of Christmas." The time will be\7:30 P.M. The parent co-operatiqfr in getting the children to church ahead of time will t>e a great help.vCandy boxes for the children and. church ahead of time will be a gre&t ijelp. Candy boxes for the children 'and church calendars for the fju&)y will be given out to all wrapt# tend. Everyone is welcome! Personals Mrs. Marge Beahler and friends dined out on Dec. 10 at a restaurant in i Crystal Lake. Mrs. Chiko of Lilymoor, Mrs. Pillar and Mrs. Prassel were guests at the Christmas party hejd at the Vogue Dec. 8 by the Ladies League. Guests in the A. P. Anderson home this week were: Mr. and Mrs. Auyron Anderson of Palatine, Mr. and Mrs. John Thorkelsen of Round Lake, and Mrs. Mary Moo of Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pierotti and daughter Sandra were guests in the Paul Altissimo home. They expect to spend many Mondays visiting grandma. Pauline Kalemba, Mrs. Cartan and daughter Diane, Mr. and Mrs. CROP INDEX The all-commodity index prices received by Illinois farmers declined one point during: the thirty1 days ending Nov. 15, according to the state ancTfederal departments of agriculture. An upturn in the all-crop index was slightly overbalanced by a drop in livestock prices. As of Nov. 15, the allcommodity index of prices was 21 points, or 10 percent higher than on Nov. 15, 1935, the departments stated. MERRY HRISTMAS YES We have them here Ice CiIms and Crushed Ice For Your jgfim iiKIS -- CLOCK STOPPERS 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. CHRISTMAS" DAY HOLCf'S Texaco Servici'Station 400 E. Elm$t. •EST ELCCTRIC APPUANCII MADE Thrill her with a Sunbeam Mixmaster. Exclusive bowlfit beaters for lighter, Higher, finer-textured cakes and pastries. More even mixing--greater aeration. (SSMMM MIXMASTER Larger, bowl-fit beaten. 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