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. * • 11 LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 MIKE DORSEY INJURED IN JEEP ACCIDENT I agi sorry to report that MikeDorsey was injured in a jeep liccideut in Chicago Aug. 22 and has been in the hospital ever sinceo It would be nice if Mike could , hear from his many friends* He is in the Bethesda hospital at > 2451 W. Howard street. Get-well wishes go to Marie Hyatt who is a patient at the McHenry hospital. Here's hoping Mike and Marie I can real soon.; report that you both are home and are fine. WEDDING BELLS Rang out Saturday, Aug. 31, for Gene Bolda and Micki Morrison. The wedding took place at St. Patrick's church in McHenry. Micki is the daughter of Norman and Pat Morrison of Lakemoor. Gene is the son of Ed and Ann Bolda also of Lakemoor. The neWlyweds are now residing in Springfield, 111. Congratulations Gene and Micki aftd may you always be happy as you are now. VILLAGE MEETING For the Village of Lakemoor will be held tomorrow, Thursday, Sept. 12, at 8 p.m. Please try to attend to see what is going on in your village. OUR SERVICEMEN Phil Schmidt is home enjoying a leave from the U.S. Marines. Phil; has been stationed over in Vietnam for several months. RETURNS TO COLLEGE Terry Morrison returned Labor Day to Western to start his second year of college. LADIES LEAGUE Held their regular meeting Wednesday, Sept. 4. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco was played. Winners were Rose Zelenka, Eunice Tobey, Jo Johnson and Lu Gravenstuk. Booby went to Helen Newt About Our Servicemen Machinery "Repairman Third Class Robert W. Nielsen, USN, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielson of 3234 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, and husbanj| of the former Miss Bettie' J. wedges of Cumberland, Md.t is Irving aboard the destroyer escort USS Cromwell enroute to an extended deployment in the North Atlantic and Europe. Recently the Cromwell received the Battle Efficiency Award, finishing ahead of other ships in her squadron, Escort Squadron 10. The award was given to the ship whose individual departments attained the highest average score in all phases of operations during the past competitive year. The competitive exercises are judged by impartial observers. While in the North Atlantic she will be involved in extensive Anti-Submarine Warfare exercises and will visit many of the major ports of the North Sea. PFC. Dennis E. McGowan, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. McGowan, 2101 W. Coolidge avenue, McHenry, completed a basic microwave radio equipment repairman course recently at the Army Signal school, Ft. Monmouth, N.J. During the 19 week course he was trained to install, operate and repair microwave fixed station and transportable radio equipment. Para. Guest for the evening was Marge Peak. BELATED BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Theron Young. Theron celebrated his birthday, Sept. 22. Belated birthday greetings also go to Chuck andlrene Thornton. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Go to Elaine Bender. F.iainw is celebrating her birthday today Sept 11. Birthday greetings go to Bob LoPresti. Bob will celebrate his Friday, Sept. 13. Many happy returns Theron, Chuck, Irene, Elaine and Bob. WELCOME The welcome mat is out for a new resident of Lakemoor. Welcome goes to Mrs. Hoffman formerly of Chicago. Mrs. Hoffman is living with her son-inlaw and daughter, Norman and Pat Morrison. BACK FROM VACATION Dan and Kay Meyer, ami children, Terry, Roxanne and Lee Ann are home after spending an enjoyable week up in northern Wisconsin. The kids even got to see some bears while up there. FAMILY REUNION The Schuerrs attended a family reunion laid in Lockport Saturday, Aug. 31. There were around sixty relatives that attended the family reunion picnic. COUNTY INVESTS $130,217 IN E»H BONDS FOR JULY McHenry county residents purchased a total of $130,217 in Series E and H United States Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares in the month of July according to Donald J. Still, Woodstock, m., general county chairman of the savings bonds committee. Purchases in the state of Illinois were $29,373,261 according to Arnold J. Rauen, state director of the Savings Bonds division of the Department of the Treasury. This is 4.4 percent below the total for last July and accounts for 7.1 percent of national sales which were $416,000,000. As of the end of July $51.8 billion was outstanding in Series E and H Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares. This Is an all-time peak. for your car your home your life land your health i- A°\_. State Farm is youneed tnow 4i«t insurance. $ee me. lennis Sumy v Phone 385-7!!! 17 AT I FARM STATE FARM ^Insurance Companies ^JHome Offices: Bloomington, Illinois lltat© Farm is all you need Jo know about insurance. <(Ndt for use In New York and Washington) CAPITOL RESTORATION Praising the faithful restoration of the former State Capitol in Springfield, Stewart L.Udall, Secretary of the Interior,, said, "I heartily approve of this new trend in historic preservation in which restoration of the exterior is accompanied by functional updating of this interior." He referred to the project as "a magnificently restored Lincoln shrine, the preservation of a vital segment of American history and a splendid new attraction to the Land of Lincoln," Udall spoke at the Old Capitol Tribute Banquet in Springfield. 'V-* , * \ r-* -."4'^ HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS CRUSADE VOLUNTEER Robert K. Schumacher of 408 Briar court, Island Lake, has been named by the Melrose Park plant of International Harvester company as an effective volunteer solicitor on behalf of the Crusade of Mercy in the department he represents as union official. WED., SEPT., 11, 1968 - PLAIN DEALER - PG, 7 )4, . » ' ['I ESCAPE INJURY ' Two drivers escaped serious injury last week when their cars collided at Rt. 176, two miles west of Burton's Bridge, Sheriffs deputie s said John W. Kennedy of Rt. 1, Jacksonville, was driving west <bn Rt. 176 when another vehicle driven by Kenneth Eppers, 20, of 7210 Keystone road, Richmond, pulled into the path of the other car. A parked car also was struck. HIGHWAY BIDS RECEIVED Low bids totaling more than $32 million for construction and related work on the state's 1968 road program were announced by Norbert J. Johnson, director of the Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings.^ Included in the projects, locat- ) ed throughout the state, were a number of sections of work on the interstate system. This was the sixth of eight scheduled let-- tings. . f ' j ;; ^ High - Performance AMX Offers Leather Seats American Motors has announced details of the 1969 AMX which are expected to make the two-place sports coupe even more attractive to the performance minded driver. New standard equipment features are a 140 m.p.h. speedometer and a large face 0-8,000 r.p.m. tachometer. Leather seat trim is a new option in the AMX this year. New convenience items are featured in the 1969 AMX, including a passenger "grab" handle above the glove box and a between-the-seats convenience tray. The AMX has a 290 cubic inch, four-barrel engine V-8 as standard with 343 and 390 cubic inch/four barrel V-8's optional. The '69 American Motors cars go on sale Tuesday, October 1. ATTENDS COURSE James M. Mclntee, McHenry attorney, has enrolled for ••Drafting Wills and Trust Agreements in Dlinois", a statewide course for lawyers to be presented during September and October by Institute on Continuing Education of the Illinois Bar. He will attend the Sept. 6 presentation at Hotel Faust, in Rockford. The Institute presents courses throughout the year on various aspects of Illinois law and practice to help lawyers keep abreast of new developments and improve their services to clients. France has 21 political parties, Chile, 18, and Brazil, 12. WATER SOFTENER SALES . SERVICE SAME DAY SERVICE Ott MOST MARES • Service ® Cleaning Out • K^palf ® • Installation • Overhauling • Removal • Reconditioning: ° Rebuilding I--ALL WORK GUARANTEED-- Phone: 38S-S566 ' » SOFTENEB I\MMI0 SALES WATER SOFTENER SALES/SERVICE. / McHenry, Illinois > rfb m we care Doo&ld Robert Doherty Schultx, BPh. R.Plu YOUR FEET Did you know that with every step you take, the entire weight of your body is carried on a few inches of skin and bone? For those of you with weak arches, corns, bunions, calluses and poor circulation, this can be painful. When your feet hurt, you tire quickly, become irritable and tense. Try conditioning your feet by picking up a marble or pencil with your toes. Sit with your legs straight out and curl your toes under, bending your ankles up and down. Twist your feet while standing so the heels turn out and the toes in. Buy good socks and shoes. Good foot hygiene is important. Bathe your feet at least once daily, use baby oil if the skin is dry. Trim toenails straight across, check for red spots, blisters and other areas of irritation. Here at BOLGER'S DRUG STORE we carry every item you need to keep your feet healthy. Why not stop in and browse around? BOLGER'S DRUG STORE is located at 1259 N. Green. By the way, for your next prescription our phone number is 385-4500. 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