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-y LAKEMOOR • L ILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR LiLWEJJAS ON TOUM OF SHRINES AND VATICAN Lil Wijas was completely surprised Sunday, Feb. 4, when she arrived at Club Lilymoor to find the club filled with people, whom she thought were watching a basketball game. Her friends had gathered at the invitation of her daughter, Mrs. Arlene Freund, and Mrs. Barb Bitterman to wish her Bon Voyage on her trip to Europe where she v/111 visit the shrines at Lourdes, France, and Our Lady of Fatima, Portugal, and the Vatican at Rome. She left Feb. 8 and was accompanied by Mrs. Roy Thompson, Sr., and they expect to be gone three weeks. VEHICLE STICKERS Time is running out for the residents of Lakemoor who haven't purchased their 1968 vehicle stickers for their car or truck. The deadline is tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 15, to have the vehicle sticker on your car or truck. You still have time to purchase your vehicle sticker from Pat Morrison. Pat lives at 119 Valley View. DOG LICENSE You can also purchase your 1968 dog license from Pat Morrison. You must show your dog's current rabies certificate in order to purchase the license. AUXILIARY NEWS The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Monday, Feb. 5. Pearle Stineman was chairman of the meeting in the absence of president Lee Bassi. It was decided to have arummage sale in May. Hostesses for the February meeting were Marion Leske and Marylyn Lo- PresH. The next monthly meeting will be held Monday, March 4. Hostesses for the March meeting are Elsie Metz and Kay Meyer. 385-2645 SYMPATHIES No words can express our deepest sympathies to Mrs. Emma Gray and family on the loss of her husband, William, who passed away Tuesday, Feb. 6, after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Friday, Feb. 9. Our deepest sympathies go to Tony Boynewicz on the loss of his mother, Anna, who passed away Thursday, Feb. 1. She had'been residing with Eunice Tobey. LADIES LEAGUE Held their meeting Wednesday, Feb. 7. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco Was played. Winners were Sophie Paterson, Jo Johnson and Eunice Tobey. Booby prize went to Nettie Sarley. MOTHERS MARCH OF DIMES Those who went out for the Mothers March of Dimes here in Lilymoor were Alma Hueckstaedt and Mary Schuerr. WONDERFUL SURPRISE Alyce Kowal has been floating on cloud nine since she got to talk to her son, Ed, who is in the Navy and is stationed over in Vietnam. It was made possible for Alyce and Ed to talk to each other by way of short wave radio from Oklahoma. Ed has been in the Navy since August of 1964. In talking with some of the parents there are several of our boys from Lakemoor and Lilymoor who are now stationed over in Vietnam. ANNIVERSARY Greetings go to Jim and Andrea Johnson who celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary Tuesday, Feb. 6. Anniversary greetings go to John and Elaine Gray who celebrated their wedding anniversary Friday, Feb. 9. Congratulations Jim and Andrea, John and Elaine and hope you celebrate many mor| together. NEW RESIDENTS The welcome mat is out to Mrs. John Shinsky and her three lovely children. Mrs. Shinsky resides on Cresthill. John is in the Army and is now stationed in Vietnam. Welcome to Lilymoor, Mrs. Shinsky and children. RECEIVES PINS Eunice Tobey had the honor of presenting Helen Haines and Marion Vornkahl with their Moose pins Tuesday, Feb. 6. Helen and Marion are Eunice's candidates for the Women of the Moose. Congratulations Helen and Marion on receiving. your pins. GET - WELL Wishes go to Stella Dembrowski. Stella is a patient at the McHenry hospital. HOME I am happy to report that Mary Schiavone is now home from the hospital, Mary had been a patient at the McHenry hospital for a few days. COAL VALUE HIGH The value of minerals produced in Illinois during 1967 totaled an estimated $641 million, according to information released by the Illinois State Geological Survey. This is the second highest annual value on record for mineral production in Illinois. The all-time high value was established in 1966 when final figures totaled $644 million.' Annual increases in coal production from Illinois mines since 1962 have been the principal factor contributing toward the recent high valuations for all mineral production in the state. The value of coal produced in 1967 was 39.4 per cent of the total value of all minerals produced in Illinois during the year. Since 1964 the annual value of coal has been the largest of all the state's mineral products. icers is® FRI., FEB. 14} 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 5 Woii®i| Of Officers of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County are planning an expansion program. Some details were reported at last month's annual meeting. From left, front, KennethSchuh, president; Richard Zieman, McHenry, firstvicepresident; and Donald J. Still, treasurer. Back row: Bert Hanson, administrator, Robert Olson, second vice-president, and William Tittle, secretary. DON PEASLEY PHOTO BEEMECE WILSON 885-4380 will be 6 on the seventeenth, Dolores Stark on Feb. 18 and Robert Mueller and Leone Wagner on Feb. 20, Robby will be 13. ecializ It is nice to know eggs fill without fattening. INN 'S LUNCH 12 rao@ini to ».m. FINE FOODS - COURTEOUS SERVICE I Mile North of Wauconda on Old Route 12 Phone JA 6-2929 ATHLETIC CLUB MAKES PLANS FOR MOOSE DINNER The members of the SAC club will be having a moose dinner at the Lakeland Park clubhouse on Saturday, Feb. 17 The wives will be preparing various dishes to share with the other guests, and dinner will be served ai 6:30. Helen Crouch would appreciate any help in setting up and cleaning off the tables so that movies may be shown after the meal. NEWS ITEMS A large group of girls from the area attended a fur, wig and style show given at St, Patrick's church on Wednesday for the benefit of our library. All agreed the afternoon was most enjoyable. Bill Corcoran arrived home after many months in the Woodstock '-home and is being well takeji, care ?of by hlfi. sisjer, Mrs. Mae Mangam, who caine in from Buffalo, N.Y., to assist Ing. Bill loves to see his friends in the Shores so if you have a minute to stop in and say Hi to him do so. John Hinz has been in the intensive care ward of McHenry hospital since the fifth and will undergo surgery when he is strong enough to be operated on. Cards are always appreciated when one is ill. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations to Bernice and Howard Bieritz as they celebrate their wedding anniversary on Feb. 16. BIRTHDAYS " Birthday wishes for this week are going to Glorianne 'Glor- „ ia' Schramm and Mary Johns on Feb. 14, Charles Lindwall on Feb. 16, Scott Houghton who CHARTER ISSUED A charter has been issued to Europa Motors, Inc., 3431 W. Elm, McHenry, "to manufacture, buy, sell and deal in automobiles, trucks, boats, flying machines and other vehicles and parts and accessories and kindred articles and generally to conduct an automobile business in all its branches; to manufacture , buy, sell and deal in and with goods, wares,merchandise and personal property of every kind and description; to acquire org use, convey and otherwise dispose of and deal in real property dr any interest therein as may be required in the conduct of said business." Women of the Moose 1348 of McHenry was called to order by Senior Regent Marcella Strossner, on Feb. 6. After the four-fold, enrollment was held for Greta Rother , sponsored by Carolyn Si ma. Balloting was also held for new candidates. Preparations are being made to receive other lodges at our lodge for the Mid-Winter Con- - ference on March 10. Jr. Graduate Regent Gloria Flannigan, our Green cap girl, has accepted invitations to the Green Beanie nights at Elgin and Woodstock. Marion Vornkahl and Helen Haines received their attendance pins from Eunice Tobey, their sponsor. A note was read from Dorothy Hosier, who is recovering from her illness and stay at the hospital in Woodstock. The Women of the Moose have volunteered to help the Legion of Moose, who are having a public rummage auction on March 17 at 2 p.m. If you have any items that you wish to donate and they are in good condition, please leave them at the lodge anytime between March 10-16. Birthday girls were Eleanor Hurley, Alyce Kowal and Marcella Carlson. Special award went to Gloria Flannigan, but Faye Young was not present to receive the attendance award. Hospital Chairman Polly Licastro and her committee were in charge of the evening's events and refreshments. Marion Vornkahl, Marcelle Carlson, June Smith, Eunice Tobey, Greta Rother, Dora Krocker, Eileen Hodgson, Ethel Hagbergs Helen Haines, Kathryn Low and Carolyn Sima received gifts. See you next meeting on Feb. 20. Muriel Gilmore, -' Publicity chairman CALL CONFERENCE The Illinois Sanitary Water board, meeting in Springfield last week, authorized its members and technical secretary to participate in the Four-State Lake Michigan conference called by Interior Secretary Stewart Udall at the request of Gov, Otto Kemer. The conference, Wednesday, Jan. 31, in Chicago, was to consider matters pertaining to the pollution of Lake Michigan and its tributary basin. Participants included the Illinois Sanitary Water board, Indiana Stream Pollution Control board, Wisconsin Department of Resources Development and the Michigan Water Resources commission, la other actions, the board requested the Attorney General to seek penalties in the amount of $600 from the Pana Refining Co., Pana, for the continued oil pollution of Coal Creek. The board also requested an injunction against the company to prevent pollution in the future. Eggs have fewer calories per gram protein than any other natural food known to man. 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