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* • - . r . mem r; i . ^'J ,, J1 *$« •, ,c. .•t»^§& ,\ V lT! ; . ^r«K ••* -kt n^f*,1\-I? -;rt- -• ^4It;^^^* v,e< j ,'*mJcL±*.' \J*l Mitm Nn THEMcHENRY i - -*'•' ' "'•'- " > P I " : : . * : , s ; \ ft Mmm LAKEMOOR NEWS v*Si& Annette- Schmit 19, at: the Lakemoor community fire-house. •* Foal Weather Foils Commuters A few of the travelling gents in our neck of the woods are just digging themselves out of last week's terrific snow storm. A few of our better known commuters were heard to say that if this kind of weather keeps up for the balance of the winter they Were going to hibernate. And speaking of snow, we shovelled the driveway three times the day of the snow and found to our regret if you live on the highway you can't beat the snow plow drivers. They are always one step behind you and as you shovel out they bury you in. Oh well, .the Joys of country life. At lease we didn't have the slush of the big M, j Danger • " Although by now the ice is probably pretty safe near shore, the center is still pretty shaky as One young gent found out this week. The details can be found elsewhere in .this issue. Warnings are given prevent accidents in this village, and it is my sincere hope that parents will 'go along wth tihe warnings and ask the children to keep away from the ice until they are sure it is safe.' If a parent is in doubt about sending the children to the lake, they should be free to call this reporter for information on the lake. Call anytime and ask for Annette at 594-W-2. Wally Szarek On the Mend Although Wally Szarek suffered a minor stroke last week, and was confined to McHenry hospital for a few days, he's well on the mend now and I understand that he will need about two weeks of good rest before he is ready to cook wtih gas again. Get well quick, Wally. Thanks. Harry! For those of you who wondered who that wonderful fellow was that was spreading cinders on the curve at the beach the other day, it was none other than fatihful Harry Strand. A lieutenant of the fire department, this fellow always seems to have the best interests of his neighbors at heart. He's one grand guy and we'd like to let him know that we think he's tops. If all men had a heart like his. this would be one wonderful world to live n. Village Meeting The regular monthly village meeting will be held this evening, Thursday. Jan. 9. 1958. All are urged to attend these functions. Socials The social nights usually held at Wally's will resume on Friday evening. Jan. 10. The socials are held for the purpose of obtaining, recreational equipment and providing quarters for community projects. Happy G. I; Word comes from Sonny Mc- Dermott that he was extremely happy with the wonderful cards he received from all the fine fojks in ou^ section and that he will personally answer each and every one of them as soon as possible. He says that although he worked until one o'clock Christmas eve and had to be back on the job the morning of the holiday at seven, he did get a few hours of the Christmas holiday to enjoy the Bob Hope and Jane Mansfield show which passed through on Christmas day. He writes that his holiday was a rollicking success but would have been a little more like Christmas if he'd been home to celebrate. Girl Scouts Troop 809 Troop 309 plans to form into patrols this week and seven girls will form one patrol. Virginia Godina and Diane Kibbe will continue with their work as junior leaders. The troop met this past Monday. EASTWOOD By Peggy Garrelts Accident Poor Vince. He looks a mess. Vince Lorio that is. Seems that Vince was riding in his state truck when a fellow hit them in the side. It all happened at the intersection of Rt. 31 and Rt. 12. Vince is carrying his hand in a cast and has a badly wrenched back and expect? to be out of work for another week or so. Sorry to hear of your misfortune, Vince but we know you bounce back like a rubber'ball. With the blanket of white snow j and low temperature which blew , in on us this past week, there has been very little activity from us old folks except backing up to a nice wirm heat duct from our furnaces. The kids have been having the time of their lives belly whopping with their new sleds and skating on the ice which has formed in the slough. The steep hill in the back is ideal for coasting. Some of the old flivers had to be coaxed to start, and some ended up in the ditch, but all in all it's just dandy, with our first big snow 6f the year.. Congratulations Our congratulations to that fine couple, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parratore who celebrated their sevens teenth wedding anniversary on New Year's eve. They spent the evening enjoying the solitude of their home with the immediate family. May the years ahead bring unending joy to you both. Happiest G. I. There is one fellow, namely Airman 3-c Richard Allen Beahler who will be in seventh heaven in about two weeks. You see, Dick wll arrive home shortly, in time to take Jean Muzzy for his wife. The date is set fpr Jan. 19 at 2 p.m. Girl Scouts Troop 441 All the girls of Troop 441 of Lakemoor will resume their meetings this evening, Thursday, Jan. Happy Birthday Too old to have the kiddies in for a party, but not too old to blow the candles is Mrs. Margaret Hatch who celebrated her ? birthday with her family on Jan. 3. Many happy returns, Marge. Sick List Sorry to hear that Howard Williams has been having.' a bout with ill health these days. He was Church News On Jan. 29 or the 30, the Rev. Jack Mcintyre of Grayville will arrive to take over the permanent taken to Woodstock last week and returned ;home at the weekend. It is expected that he will be moved again shortly to another hospital. We ali wish you well, Howard. Personals Miss Lorrie Beahle Was a guest at the home of her friend, Miss Charbonnier who reciprocated by being the guest in the Beahler residence on Saturday evening, Frohliche Geburtstag Mrs. Julia Kraus celebrated her "Happy Birthday" in the home of her son, John Kraus, at»Niles, on New Year's Day. Many, Many happy returns, Julia. VILLA NURS'NG HOME ON PISTAKBE" BA . NEAR McHENRY Home for the Aqed SENILE . . . . BED PATIENTS pastorate r of the Presbyterian church recently organized in McHenry. Pastor Mcintyre will make hjs home in Eastwood Manor until the manse, or parish for the church is completed, which will also be a horirte.ih our subdivision. His wife Amollee, and two daughters, Priscilla^ 3 years old, and a baby, Marissa Will accompany him to the new. post. Everyone is looking forward to welcoming the new pastor and his family. Until they arrive, the steering committee will continue to handle> the services. Some of the future speakers will be Ed- ^ward Oleyan, Dan Mathis, Frank Seebach and Lynn Stuart. They Will do their best with the help of the Lord to keep this new born church growing. . Birthdays We have two from the same family this time. To get the true age is like pulling teeth. Lois Krebs who will celebrate on Jan. 7 and Warren says he yiill be 19 on the twenty-seventh, but that is stretching it a bit. We know the date is the nineteenth. Anyway the very best of wishes for both of you. This and That 1 Such as it is. There is very little to go on this week. I hope that there will be lots for everyone to phone in to. Florence Noonan for the next three weeks. Keep her busy. Phone 2628-W. Lois Krebs ventured out last week to take Lynn to Chicago to spend a couple of days with some girl friends. Georgia Sigman is home from her trip to Ohio. The report from her father who suffered a heart attack while she was there for the holidays seems to be favorable. We^iope he continues the climb, back to good health. ' A REMINDER During the months of January and February, the LAKEMOOR BARBER SHOP will be closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Phone 593-M-2. Joe the Barber. We wish to extend our sympathy, to the Elwin Eternick family. Dorothy's brothei>in-law Harold Palmer from Brookfield^ passed away last week. Rosemarie Newlon, while driving to work last week, had a slight accident on Route 12. Neither Rosie nor Gerry were injured but the damage to the car was a blow as ,they had just bought it. So long until nexi time. 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