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, ^ ^ v t ^ * J/**5 April. I7.19N I * > ^ ^ ^ ^ e Tf f ^ Ulymftor 3-" ^J&wf J ' fay Laura Telford The reeufar April meeting of t|ie association was held on election night, Tuesday, April 8, at/ thelyiy Lake' schooihpusel Aboift tv^nty members were presentdespite the loss of set^ral pedple still involved in thji balltftftig. '•; President V^lon Ehre&t c a l l e d the meeting tp - order. , Officers present included directors, Rogers,' FradinardO and, Marge Pblirisky, sectetarj/f Vkl^Frai dinaro, treasurer, and vice presidents^ Belford and Haines. Our president, Vernon thredt donated considerable time this past- month investigating what action may be taken concerning the dogs at la$e in this area. At the sheriff's office he was informed that dogs are the responsibility of the township. Later the township agreed with this but pointed out that they have no facilities that the constables can use in handling dogs. This matter will be given further consideration by the supervisors. Iohn Bonder, new Republi- ' precinct committeeman for McHenry 9, in one of the largest primary votes cast in this precinct, was chosen as new Committeeman over the incumbent, Claude McD'ertttott, by a margin of ninety-six votes. H. J. Brady tya£ selected - as Democratic committeeman. \ j Injured Mr. • and Mrs. Richard Nokes' seven year old son broke his - collar bone while playing.' It was such an unusual break that it will have to be taped instead of set. We hope he makes a speedy recovery. A *in4 Mrs. Martin Irven, and their son, Ronald and daughter Cherrie, of Rockford, and Miss Darlene Kapsell of Woodstock. Also visiting from Harvard was Mr. Kapsell's brother, Edward. •r~Z Guesi Mr;" arid Mrs. Frank *Sickafoose have visitors in their home from Corpus Christi, Texas. Mr. Sickafoose's parents, Frank Sr., and Lou Ella Sickafoose, and his aunt,: Mrs. Lizzie Bates arrived on Easter Sunday and wall stay for two weeks. Some of v you may remember Frank, Jr.'s' parents from their visit- here two years ago but <this is the first trip here for Mrs. Bates. Injured Birthdays Jirthday greeting to Mrs. n Miller on April 10. • Joseph Lorio will have his birthday Friday, April 18. Many happy returns of the day from your sister, Jean, and all your friends here. -New-Wheels- Dick Polinski has just acquired his two w h e e l s ' plus motor. <Good luck, Dick, on y<y ^ Bows and Arrows Th^ Archers club of McHenry are sponsoring a free movie and slides which will be most helpful to those who participate in the sport. Any interested archers are invited to attend this meeting, April 17 at SilB-p.m. in the American Legion home. t Michigan Visitors Mr.. and Mrs. George K»TV sell of Fritzsches Estate really had a houseful for Easter but very happy to have the family home for the holidays. Coming were the two daughters and son and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kapsell and daughters, Sandra and Susie of Battle Creek, Mich., Mr. David Fantus had an accident during his physical education class while playing basketball. He sprained his ankle which th4 doctor bandaged arid he went on to his classes. Later complication set in and the d o c tor prescribed crutches which he would have to use for a month maybe. life time will soon be up but he is probably taking them on the bus with him today. David Fantus and Pete Haines are among those getting on the "band wagon" bus today headed for Peoria. They will participate in the state annual music contest held at Bradley university. They will stay overnight Thursday and Friday and return on Saturday. Our boys have done so well in these contests before so we wteh them the best of luck know it isn't pure luck, thou; it's long hard practice that gain those high ratings. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kronche had their granddaughter, Pamela Evans of Chicago visiting them over Easter. While there Pamela got her finger caught in the car door as it slammed shut. We hope she recovers from this as quickly as possible. that pedple with complaints turn them over to the club directly and specify what person and act they wish corrected. TTiey will see . that their members are poUte >arid caref u l- . . . •• ; Hospitalised ^/f;^ AVa Pullian is still hospitalized in the Michael Reese hospital in Chicago arid will probably be there a few more days before she can return home. 4 The son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leske, Gary Leske, 5 tnonths old, has recovered from tonsilitis and we .are JBO glad. 1 L.G.cl Vt. The Lilymoor Garden club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Louie Schueler on. Monday, April 6 at one o'clock. The meeting time has been changed from two o'clock to one. The gxoup made plans to go to Chicago. It was decided to meet on Monday, April 21 at the home of Mrs. Maurice Haines' at twelve noon. . Mrs. Herbert *Fantus gave a report on ground coverings. She ex-,------. „ plained what plants could be {Mullin, Philip S*il used for such, which ones grew Schmidt and Chrfe best in this climate and the reasons for their use. Everyone was delighted with the invitation from Mrs. Haines to come over to see her tomatoes growing in her greenhouse because her plants were already bearing the green fruit, which by now may have turned red! The hostess served cheese and choclate cake with coffee". Adjournment was made with the announcement that the next regular Yneetirig will be at the home of Mrs. Donald Leske on Center street on Monday, May 5 at one o'clock. at* Measles It seems that measles are beginning to pop up „with the green grass. In fact it was bad when Barbara Loveruse came down with them. The next door neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Lester Logue didn't really know Kbw bad it could be-- that is not until it came in fives to their house. Well Mrs. Logue if you have time to read the paper today, we certainly hope all of your five children are fully recovered from the « o|a -tiie.jMhree measles. ' III Miss Charlene Crawley was sick last week but we hope to see that smiling face around again. Thank You J. wish to sincerely thank the v o t e r s of McHenry County for your support in nominating me on the Republican Party for County Superintendent of Schools. Richard L. • Tazewell IN APPRECIATION We want to take thii opportunity to ex- \ our sincere thanks to the many folks who supported us at the school hoard election last Saturday, resulting in our re-election for three-year terms. We are encouraged by the confidence * placed in us by residents of District 156 and profnise to do our best to maintain the Mc- Henry high school as an educational institution 0$ which we may all be proud. Ralph Bennett Donald Howard George Hiller Fox Valley Riders President Bob Mertins of Griswold Lake, called the regular Wednesday night meeting to order at Club Lilymoor. Most of the thirty-five mem-' bers were present to participate in the rrtotorcycle scavenger hunt which was held. The newly elected secretary is Shirley. Milinac of Lilymoor. Since the motor riders are really most anxious to have a good clean sport and yet not to disturb others it is asked Lilymoor Tlie' LilymoorLyons playing real earlyt§60the baseball season thi^ year. They opened with a game in Lakemoor against the LakemoOr Jokers April.4. The,Lyons won with a triple pl^fi^tjteF^tehti* inning. Thft sd&e "$ras 21-20. Timmie Fair, F^nlir, Schmidt* Tom Counle^of Ulymoor were coaches. v )'i Monday, April 14^ the Jokers and Lyons I»et q|| Lilytnoor ground. '•£ ,1, On the team Robert Rodde, Charles 'TwraAtSi,- Jim, Dalinis, Bob Nelson, Gene It* Fred jas. The mascot is 'S.kippy' a dbg which belongs to Tom Counley. An invitation is extended to any boy between the ages of 8 and 15 years. If you'd like to .play come out on Monday, April 21 at 3:30 to the field in Lilymoor. Toured Washington D.C. Roberta Hollenback and Laurel Huecksteadt were among those juniors, and , serwis;jjWh« had the wohq^t^l^^pm wi Washington, ; holidays. Family Easter, Dinner Mr. an^ Mrs. Vernon E^K^St, and their three boys were guests on Easter at his parent's home. The whole family was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ehredt on, Hingwood' • HRS. SHEPARD WRITES A6/UN AnBtUNESS Park Methodist the jlfceaker.- church was Pancake Breakfast The Sunday School , held a pancake breakfast in the Church dining Jiall Sunday morning. Joint church services were held at Ringwood at 11 b, Ma Geovi« »"<> After a few weeks bout With the virus and Complications, I wiU again take up my pen and try to give you some of the happenings of our little.' village of Ringwood. We were all shocked and very sorry to hear of the passing of one of our beloved- citizens Jay dristy. We all extend sympathy to his wife and family. We are glad to welcome back our good friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walkington who have spent the winter in Arizona. -- Home Circle The Home Circle was entertained in / the home of Mrs. Pete Sebastian Thursday with Mrs. Clara Durlin as co-hostess. Luncheon was served at 12:45 and a fine program in charge of Mrs. Oscar Berg followed. Save AMI by Shopping at Home W.S.C.S. Luncheon A special event luncheon H £iven by the Woman's Society of Christian Service was held at the church Wednesday. Invitations to seven churches in the community were sent. Rev. Emmerson Colan of the Edison ADMIT LI & AIR ZEPHYR VENTILATED AWNINGS fiU Afumimtm I(W \ SHUT O | J SM OUT HEATW & GLARE ** ROLL UP AWNINGS -- DOOR HOODS EAGLE PICHER ALUM COMBINATION WINDOWS Ind NO&ILIA Liberal Trade-Ins Arthur Boger -- PHONE 1180-- Convenient Terms ~ Open House Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sebastian hpld open house at the Ringwood church Sunday for the at tor's mother, Mrs. COra Woods, who celebrated her ninetieth birthday. Personals Mrs. Louis Hawley spent Monday arid Tuesday in Chicago with relatives. Mrs. Georgia Thomas and Mrs#- Ella Gratton of Woodstock called on Mrs. Ruby Shepard Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Block and Mrs. Harley Ruseh and daughter, SheryU of Sheboygan, spent Tuesday with the former's' oarents. Dr. and Mrs.* William Hepburn,. Mr. arid Mrs. Louis Hawley spent Easter Sunday at Algonqulnl Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young nrid Mrs. Anna Miller of McHenry called On Mrs. Ruby Shepard Triefeday afternoon. Mr. and MriL. Lyle .Curtis and. daughters of Salem, Wis., were visitors in the Dr. Hepburn home Sunday. Mrs. William Cruickshank called on her daughter, Mrs. Francis Costello and fgmily at Hartland Friday afternoon. Five member^ of the W.S.- C.S. will attend the Spring Rally luncheon at__DesPlaines Friday, April 18.' Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and daughter. Flora of DesPlfcines were visitors in the Dr. Hepburn home Monday. Mrs. Aissen, Mrs. Arnold Harvey, Mrs. John Hogan and Mrs. Allen accompanied the upper grade children to Chicago Monday where they visited the Industry and Science building. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aissen spent Saturday evening in-the Harry Thomfordha home at Woodstock. Jackie Aissen, Judy Bruce, Donna Ackerman and Emily Ortlieb attended^ a party for the confirmation class at Grace Lutheran Church in Woodstock Saturday evening. Mrs. Milford Smith of Chetek, Wis., and Mrs. William Harrison of Round Lake and Mrs. Flora Harrison \yere visitors in the Ardin Frisbee home at Greenwood Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson of Watertown, S. Dakota, called on friends here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Butler of Chicago spent the Vraftttid in the B. T. Butler home. £ Mrs. Ruby Shejpiajbd speni Sunday in the Raymond Po-« wers home at McHenryk. ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard • of Sheboygan spent the week-? end in the Dr. Hepburn hoUiei: In a big "company, what the boss doesn't know,, everybody.. else does, But the boss knowsa few things that the others d o n ' t . . . . \-4 n MIUIOMS 5 To The Voters of McHenry County I wish to heartily thank the voters for fjfei splendid support given me in thiB primary election for sheriff April 8. My campaign was successful only be*- cause of the full and loyal support given me by my friends. I want you all to know that it is most sincerely appreciated. 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