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* Y."sr? i IAKEMOC >R - LILYMOOR Pat Morrison 385-6396 NEW OFFICERS IFOR AUXILIARY INSTALLED NOV. 4 ./•it .^JThe Woman's auxiliary held tkieir installation of officers at Club Lilymoor on Monday, Nov. 4. The out-going president, Lee Bkssi, served as installing officer and did a wonderful job. Those installed for the year 1969 were Pearle Stineman, president; Marge Polinski, vice - president; Marylyn LoPresti, secretary; Jo Bartelt, treasurer, Jo Bartelt will serve in the capacity of treasurer in place Val Fradinardo who is still infined to Holy Family hospital in DesPlaines. Hie board of directors also installed were Eunice Tobey, Alma Huechstaedt, Helen Rodde and Shirley Schuerr. Outgoing officers were President, Lee Bassi, treasurer Connie Johnson and Board of Directors Diane Fuhler and Shirleann Krich. Hostess for the evening was Diane Fuhler. Hie auxiliary is planning a combined meeting and Christmas Party for Dec. 11. LADIES LEAGUE The Ladies League held its monthly business meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Following the meeting, ^social was held. Prizes won were: first prize, Eunice Tobey; second prize, Jo Johnson; third prize, Rose Zalenka and booby, Lou Gravenstruck. The. ladies missed the company of Sophie Paterson who is fighting off the flu bug. Hope you are feeling, much better by now, Sophie. The Ladies League will hold their social night Wednes3ay, Nov. 20 and are making plans for their annual Christmas party for Dec. 7. VILLAGE OF LAKEMOOR A reminder that the village council meeting is tomorrow, Thursday, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. at the community house. Hope to' see you there. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS To-Glen LoPresti who celebrated his day on Nov. 4. to Tom Para who will be celebrating his twenty -first birthday Nov. 15 in Germany where he is serving with the U.S. Army. Birthday greetings to Marge Polinski who will celebrate her day on Nov. 18. May all of you gnjoy many more. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Congratulations to Vern and Toni Ehredt who will celebrate their anniversary on Nov. 18. May you have many more years of wedded bliss. JUST A NOTE Now for some good riews for all of you. Shirley Schuerr, your regular reporter, is back onthe job and will be writing the column for you from now on. Please phone her by Friday, at 1 p.m. with any news you have. In case you've mislaid her number, it is 385-2645. As for me, it's been nice talking to you and I enjoyed writing the column for Shirley. Thanks to all of you for being so nice. Mail Savings Checks contact through some type of Wed. Christmas Savings plan. .: : - Hie Christmas Savings club,, which has been popular for many years, grows larger each year in McHenry. Hie trend continues for the earlier distri- f bution of checks. Hie club members are no longer content to wait until Christmas for their savings, but instead request an early November mailing, lb insure early mailing, the 1969 club is now cf>en. The McHenry Statel Bank would urge the 2,000 savers to "try McHenry first" for their shopping needs. The city is fortunate in having a number of excellent shops, handling a variety of Christmas needs. In addition to savings and wear and tear and the frustration of traveling, the money spent at home aids the saver's own community. Nov. 13, 1968 - Plaindealer - Sec. 2, Pg, j ROSES Mrs. Agnes Harsen, 88, wi her World P, I I I I I I HOLIDAY LIQUORS MCHENRY'S FOREMOST ^ClO 1A# D A I I T C lOA di oocoor^r* ii.UCklB V 1 I I I I I I ;v PLAINDEALER PHOTO Judy/ Carcello, Kathy Yogt, Linda Rath and Norbert "Buddy*' Smith of the McHenry State Bank take their turns in mailing Christmas sayings checks to club members.^ This week the McHenry State " x Bank mailed Christmas Savings club checks totaling well ' in excess of $200,000. This Ms naturally of great interest to the almost 2,000 club members and the quarter of a million dollars in Christmas Sayings mas shopping. A like amount is converted to permanent savings while the balance is used for bills, as ^partial payment for a larger purchase, or for numerous individual needs. should be of more than a little interest to McHenry merchants. McHenry area storekeepers will be interested in knowing that nation-wide and local surveys indicate that approximately one - third of the amount saved is actually used for ChriSt- The Christmas club originated nationally in 1910 and now annually totals in the billions of dollars. The Christmas club has made a tremendous contribution to the nation's economy as many of the country's savers had their first banking rearing War 1 Army nurse uniform, accepts a gift of red roses from / Gen. W. C. Westmoreland, U. S. Army chief of staff. Watching presentation are Capt Carolyn S. Cade, Army nurse couiiselor for New Orleans and William C. Doyle, national com- . mander, American Legion. 'M LEARNING.. .A young Vietnamese refugee takes advantage of training program at DaNang Polytechnical School. Sessions are designed to help refugees from rural areas adjust to city life and acquire a skill in order to earn a living. Thank You!" •':!! Heartfelt thanks to the voters of Precinct # 7 for their fine response. Joseph Stanek Republican Committeeman week Advertised Beers and Beverages not iced. OLD STYLE BEER 24-12 oz. Bottles ENJOY TOTAL SAVINGS WITH THE "BIG CHANGE" AT NATIONAL! i Yhe Big Change at National is REALLY Big. Enfoy TOTAL SAVINGS for A© first time in any food store. The Total Savings of famous Miracle Prices plus the .Extra Bonus of S&H Stamps. So, join in the Big Change today ... Where else do you save 2 ways? HATIONAL ~~L' FOOD STORES Southern Comfort fifth 100 Proof Liqueur NATIONAL FAMOUS FOR FINE MEAT Colorado Brand Corn Fed Beef SIRLOIN STEAK Lb. ( SMntHiw. IK&S: Spray Starch PRW.......... 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