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COUNTRY CLUB NEWS Geri Neubauer 385-7194 COUPLE ENJOYS CONVENTION AND WESTERN TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pintozzi of River Stream drive combined business with pleasure in attending a convention in Phoenix, Ariz., and then going on to spend a few days in Las Vegas, Nevada. While there they took in some of the fabulous shows and night spots that make Vegas the vacation spot it is, from there they went on to Boulder Dam for a little sight seeing. Both Chuck and Rose Marie report a marvelous time, great weather but nice to be home to the kids. TOP BOWLERS IN COUNTY TOURNAMENT Tom Warren and his team of Don Mercure, Bobby O'Brien, Don Humann and Gino Visconti bowling for the Evanston Sheet Metal team placed seventh in the McHenry County bowling tournament held in Johnsburg last week. Tom tallied up a 521 while Gino brought in a 608, Don Mercure a 575, Don Humann, 533 and Bobby O'Brien a 531. With scores like this the team has a good chance to place in the next game played March 27 in Woodstock. Our best wishes for their continued good luck. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ A sincere happy anniversary to Liz and Paul Joza who celebrate on March 31. Our best wishes for many, many more " Happy Anniversaries" to you both. (And not just because Liz helps out with the news once in awhile, she's just "nice people".) « DOG GONE Two weeks ago we submitted an article on the "doggy situation" in our area. Since the article appeared the situation seems to have vastly improved, due largely to our own "good neighbor" policy. The Mchenry County Rabies Inspector contacted me in regard to the article and informed me of the ordinances now in effect in the unincorporated areas of McHenry County. Along with the fact that if s nice to know someone outside of our area reads this column, the inspector provided me with information helpful in correcting the problems we were having. While the areas within the city limits of McHenry are under city jurisdiction and ordinances, the unincorporated areas are under county ordinances. Section No. 4 of the ordinance concerns "Dogs running at large", which seems to be our major problem. The section states that any dog found running at large within the unincorporated areas of the county of McHenry shall be considered to be a public nuisance. It shall be the duty of the Rabies Inspector, or his deputy, to impound any such dog. The owner can redeem his dog by paying his keep while impounded and fine of one dollar for not wearing the evidence of inoculation against rabies. If dog is not redeemed by owner within five days after notice the dog will be disposed of. In case of "no identification on a dog when picked up, that dog shall be disposed of within forty-eight hours. While this might seem like pretty harsh treatment to "dispose of a dog within forty-eight hours we might stop to think that the dog cannot put* his tag on himself, it is our responsibility to see that the tag is worn at all times or risk losing our pet. This section covers a large area and is meant to protect the property of our neighbors as well as our own. I have several copies of all eighteen sections of the ordinance and will see that anyone who wants one will get one. The inspector has also provided copies of the McHenry county rabies control facts for anyone who wants one. If you would be interested in copies of either the ordinance or the rabies control fact sheet or both call me and I'll be glad to see you get one. BIRTHDAY TIME A very happy birthday to Janet Ziszik, March 27, and a special happy birthday to my little "Donnie Boy" who has his first birthday on March 2°7 and to my husband, Don, who celebrates his birthday on April 3, I best not say which birthday because he's ever so sensitive about those graying temples but I wouldn't trade him for Jean-Claude Killy or John Gary... REMINDERS Don't forget that coming election... and remember April 1 is Joker's Day.... April Fool's Day, which some of us might feel was named especially for Us at one time or another... The Easter Bunny arrives April 6 in all his glory, here's hoping he finds our beautiful spring weather is still around.. I won't have a column next week what with Easter and the birthdays and Pm 38 weeks be- LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR WED. MARCH 26, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 11 SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 PLAN PANCAKE BREAKFAST AT MOOSE HALL This Sunday, March 30, is the big day for the pancake breakfast the Woman's auxiliary is sponsoring. It will bp held at the Moose in McHenry from 8 a.m. till 2 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door Sunday. Proceeds from fhe breakfast will go toward the purchase of a plaque to honor those men who have and are serving in the Armed Forces from Lilymoor. LADIES LEGUE Held their election of officers and trustees and social evening Wednesday, March 19. Those elected were Helen Para, hind on my spring cleaning so see you in two weeks...Don't forget to call me.f..In closingPd like to wish you all a very happy and blessed Easter and to the Mommies don't eat the kids chocolate bunnies, it's getting too close to swim-suit time and I don't think there's any such thing as No-Cal. Easter Baskets See you in two weeks reserve the hi right to limit quantities. Prices effective thru March 29th NATIONAL-FAMOUS FOR FINE MEAT No wonder National is famous for fine meat! National's expert meat buyers go right out to the ranches of Colorado to select only the finest young young cattle. Cattle that is care fully selected youth, conformation and breed. Then these fine cattle are fed a diet of "cooked" corn for five or six months to give you the most flavorful . . . most tender . . . most mouthwatering steaks and roasts you've ever tasted. This is Colo rado Brand Corn-Fed Beef . . . exclusive at your National Food Store. LUXURY CRUISES FOR TWO! ON THE A f i V j I / A EXPENSE PAID VACATION FOR / SWIFT'S Pr emi um-Deep Basted 9 ROMANTIC DAYS! 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Lb ORANGES . . .0 ° 07' HONEYDEW MELON# Col,lorn,a Halrei or Sliced HILLSIDE PEACHES 2,-»- 25 GREEN BEANS Regular or Drip or Eleclra Perk MANOR HOUSE COFFEE Tin • NATCO • 2-lb. $1.1 <&\ MARGARINE +- HAWTHORN MSUODY All Flavor i ICE CREAM VM.L'ht lU'W GELATIN DESSERT 12-.I. Pki. TOP TASTI AMERICAN CHEESE Coupon E Any Variety Poly •«! GARDEN FRESH FANCY VEGETABLES Coupon EiDirei Morth JO, *9691 SECRET ANTIPERSPIRANT MAHATMA LONg'&RAIN RICE ^ 30. 1969 I mmnwrn president,1. Viola Arbogast, vice-president, Lu Gravenstuk, secretary, and Sophie Pater - son, treasurer. Trustees elected were Olive Corbett, Eunice Tobey and Rose Zelenka. Installations will be held at a later date. Bunco was played and those who won were Olive Corbett, Helen Para, Eunice Tobey and Jo Johnston. Booby went to Florence Mix. The Ladies League welcomed a new member. She is Iva Maxwell. EASTER EGG HUNT There has been a change on those who would like to donate hard boiled eggs. They would rather have those who wish, donate cupcakes instead. If you wish to give cupcakes contact Marion Leske at 385- 0536. Date of the Easter egg hunt for the children of Lilymoor from the ages of two (2) to ten (10) years will be held Saturday, April 5, weather permitting. It will be held on the Hagner property. If the weather is bad it will be held the day after Easter, Monday, April 7. The children must be accompanied by a parent. DOGS RUNNING LOOSE Pat Morrison, village, clerk, has received several calls about the dogs running loose in packs. Those dogs running loose in Lakemoor will be picked up. Owners of the dogs will be issued a ticket and those other dogs where the owner can not be traced will be impounded. Dogs must be on a leash or penned up, and not let run loose. With the warm weather coming upon us is no excuse to let your dogs run loose. Save our children and adults from being bitten and save yourself the expense of getting a ticket and going to court, leash your dog or keep him in a pen. SHOP IN McHENRY Tax Tips I A concerted effort to speed up federal income tax refunds due northern Illinois residents is being made this year, E. C. Coyle, Jr. District Director of Internal Revenue, saidl today. The IRS has already refunded $88,102,862 to northern Illinois taxpayers. Mr. Coyle said taxpayers will have to file their returns early for IRS to be able to send refund checks out early. Taxpayers are urged to file during this month. This would be the opportune time for taxpayers to gather their records, review all their deductions, compute the tax surcharge and avoid last minute errors. Mr. Coyle advises taxpayers to use the preaddressed envelope that came with their Form 1040 to expedite processing. Returns are to be sent to the IRS Service Center, Midwest Region, Kansas City, Missouri 64170. 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