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THE MCHENRY PLAINPEALER "SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1875" LAKEMOOR-IILVMOOR 8HIRLEV SCHUUuH S85-264A CHRISTMAS BAZAAR PROCEEDS BENEFIT LILYMOOR ROADS The Woman's auxiliary held their monthly meeting Monday, t)ec. 5. A report from the chairman of the .Christmas bazaar Alma Hucfckstaedt was given. The proceeds will be turned over to the Lalymoor association for the roads. A total of $106.35 was collected. Also brought up was a politick supper with ihe members < >f. the associaton and auxiliary. This will be discussed more at the January meeting. Winner of the monthly prize was Kay Meyer. Hostesses for iho December meeting were Kunice Tobey, Ruth Young itnd Lil Wijas. The next monthly meeting will be held Monday, Jan. 2, in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the January meeting are I>*e Bassi, Tena Belli no and Toni Ehredt. Ladles League Held their meeting Wednesday, Dec. 7. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco was played. Winnois were Jessie Corbett, Net lie Sarley, Olive Corbett and Kunice Tobey. Booby went to Sophie Paterson. On Saturday, Dec. 10, the ladies enjoyed their Christmas dinner with the members and quests. Association News The next general meeting and installation of the new officers will be held Tuesday, Jan. 10. It Will be held in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. The new officers will hold ofice for the years (17-68. Dues A reminder that the first mi! ECONOMY SIZE THE wmier HAIR SPRAY REGULAR or EXTRA HOLD 15 •!. ONLY... Reg. or Hd. to Hold Rep. 2.25 $1.13 HOIMSIYS Health & Beauty Dept. half or first quarter of the dues for 1967 will bo duo as of Jan. 2. Beoicli Project A total of $485 has been donated to the beach project by thirty-one Lakemoor and Lilymoor home owners. As ihe weather grows colder il becomes more important that ihose residents interested in contributing to the project should do so at once. As soon as the ice becomes thick enough to carry the truck we would like to begin spreading the sand. We cannot however begin until we have approximately $2,000 in contributions. Please send your donations today. You didnft have to be n home owner to contribute, you can be a resident of Lakemoor or Lilymoor. Bundle of Joy Gloria Cassell presented her husband, John, with a boy Friday, Dec. 2. Wee-one William Clayton weighed in at 5 lbs., 1 oz. and was nineteen inches long. Waiting home to greet their new baby brother are his sisters, Marylu and Jullie, and brother. Johnny. It will be awhile before Little Bill sees his oldest brother, Jim. Jim is in the Navy and stationed at Cuba. The proud grandparents, are Willard and Florence Mix|j*)f lakemoor and Ida Foley of California. Congratulations and best wishes on your blessed event. New Bailiff On Monday, Dec. 5, Connie Johnson took her oath as bailiff of the Circuit Court of the 19th Judicial Circuit. Congratulations, Connie. Hope we all don't have to see you in court. Our Servicemen Richard Wolf returned to California last week for more training. Rich is one of our many boys whq are in the Marines. • Anniversary Greetings go to Chuck and Irene Thornton who celebrated their wedding anniversary Monday, Dec. 5. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together. Belated Birthday Greetings go to Little Jullie Cassell. Jullie becomes a great big three years old Nov. 25. Belated greetings also go to Bob Wijas. Bob celebrated his big day Nov. 30. Birthday Greetings go to young Bobby Wijas. Bobby will celebrate his birthday Wednesday, Dec. 21. Many happy returns Jullie, Bob and Bobby. Get-Well Wishes go to Pat Morrison who has been in the McHenry hospital for a couple of weeks now. Well wishes go to Elmer Kroncke. Elmer has been in the Harvard hospital. Get-well wishes also go to Pearle Stineman. Pearle has been home sick for the last couple of weeks. To you all Pat, Elmer YMCA SENDS OUT COMMUNITY SURVEY REPORTS Members and friends of the Lake Region YMCA recently received printed copies of a survey, which will be tabulated and used in formulating plans for the Lake * Region YMCA during the next twenty years. Many of these questionnaires have been placed in public places in Algonquin, Cary, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Island Lake, McHenry, Wonder Lake and Woodstock for persons to complete. Anyone who would like to answer the questons in this article and send them to the Lake Region YMCA, P.O. Box 337. Crystal Lake, is invited to do so. 1. What programs do you feel are needed within the next year for youthand adults in the Lake Region? 2. What programs would you participate in if offered during the|winter quarter? Spring quarter? In what family ac- *- tivities would you participate? 3. What programs do you feel are needed in the area that the "Y" could sponsor? 4. When a building is planned for the "Y", what facilities do you feel are necessary immediately? 5. What facilities would you like to see in ajflfMCA building after it has peen in operation for ten years? 6. Would you like to help plan for the future of your YMCA by serving on a committee now or in the future? If you answered yes to this question, please sign your name, address and telephone number on your response. WONDER LAKE EVELYN RASKE PHONE 3SS-4M2 MEMBERS ATTEND INSTALLATION OF KIWANIS OFFICERS Sixteen members and their wives attended the McHenry Kiwanis Club Installation of 1967 officers at the new Legion home on Ringwood Road last Saturday night. Most of the clubs in Division 20 were represented. The McHenry club's punsters gave Clint Claypool a good send-off. Saturday, Dec. 10, President- Elect Phil Kinzer, representing the Wonder Lake Kiwanis Club, was master of ceremonies at a' presentation held in the Wonder Lake post office. The Wonder Lake post office was presented with an award by the postmaster general for winning the beautification contest in their category. Recogntion was given to the Wonder Lake Garden Club whose members took over this project. Young At Hearts The members of the Young At Hearts will have their first Christmas party on Dec. 21. Each member will bring a dish to pass and there will also be a dollar grab bag for both men and women. You are askd to please state on the gift whether it is for a man or woman. There will be no planned project for the day just a lot of fun and merriment. Please try to attend. Wonder Lake Bible Church The Pioneer Girls will meet nt the church on Dec. 16, while the Awana Boys Club meets at Harrison school. Dec. 17 at 10 a.m. the Christian Truth Class will be held and the Kupples Klub will be held at the church at 8 p.m. At 9:30, Dec. 18. there will be Sunday School for all ages. At 11 o'clock the Morning Worship Service, Junior Church will be held. At 3 p.m. Service at the Valley Hi County Home, Christmas gift boxes will bo distributed by the Senior Youth Fellowship Group. At 7 p.m. Senior Choir Can- Klection of. officers was held recently for Bethel S8 of McHenry. The following girls were elected to their respective offices: Kris Fournier, honored q u e n; Lor ilee Klontz, senior, princess; Karen Larson, junior princess Marie Eamond, guide; a n ci Peggy Peterson, marshal. Tata, "Love Transcending" by John Peterson. The Ladies Fellow ship Christmas Party will be at 7:45 p.m. Dec. 19. Wednesday, Dec. 21 7:30 p.m. Sunday School Christmas Program. 9 P.M. Senior Choir Rehearsal will be held. WAITER SdFFENi! 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