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\ oKo£ emoor - aft/ PAT ZABROSKX ymoor 385-4726 AUXILIARY PONS RUMMAGE SALE FOR OCT. 23-24 J The Lily moor Women's aux­ iliary will hold a rummage sale on Oct. 23 and 24 starting at 8 a.m. The sale will be held at Ryan's cottage on Lily Lake road and Southside. Let's give the rummage sale our support. FUN CLUB The Fun Club held its month­ ly meeting at Emma Kunz's home. After the social, prizes were won by Lu Bitterman, first; Helen Para, second; Jen­ ny PLeary, third; and Doris Klbbe, fourth. A delicious buf­ fet lunch was served by the hostess. The members enjoyed hearing of the trip the Kibbes and (y Learys enjoyed in Puerto Rico recently. VILLAGE MEETING The regular village council meeting was held last Thursday at the community house coun­ cil chambers. The annual MFT Audit was presented and ac­ cepted by the board. Hie san­ itary and building inspectors turned in their reports on a- bandoned homes. President Hy­ att informed the board that ar­ rangements had been made for snow plowing this winter. The drug abuse program will be held in the council room this Thursday, Oct. 16, at 8 p.m. All residents are invited to at­ tend this program. Joseph Sar- ley was re-appointed to serve on the Lakemoor zoning board of appeals. DOGS RUNNING LOOSE Pat Morrison, village clerk, has received several calls a- bout the dogs running loose. Those dogs running loose in Lakemoor will be picked up. Owners of the dogs will be is­ sued a ticket and those other dogs where the owner cannot be traced will be impounded. Dogs must be on a leash or penned up, and not let run loose. SERVICEMEN Friends and neighbors have heard from Jim Cassell. Jim FENCE MATERIALS for Home - Farm - Industry kiJftL POSTS BOARDS RAILS WIR& -- Gates ---- •WOOD •METAL *W|RE •TUBULAR All Sizes Available - 200 To Choose From --Fence Posts-- •STEEL 'PRESSURE TREATED or Cedar Any Sze - Any Length Farm Fencing - Any Sze, Any 9yle McHenry Fence & Supply Largest Fence Erectors fn Northern III. Specializing in Fence Building of all types. * 2017 N. Wngwood Rd. McHenry 3Q5>-146? is fine, and qajrs that he will be home on 11, to start civilian life aga^ti. GET-WELL? Get-well wishes go to Mrs. Pokett, who is a patient in the McHenry hospital. BELATED BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday greetings go out to Joseph Sarley, who cel­ ebrated his birthday on Oct. 4; Ed Bolda celebrated his birthday on Oct. 6, Rita Bur­ ton, who celebrated her big day on Oct. 8, with a party at her home, and Ed Povidas, who had his day on Oct. 19. » DRUG PROGRAM There will be a drug pro­ gram meeting Oct. 16, at 8 p.m., at the Lakemodr fire- house. The public is invited. Teenagers are permitted to at­ tend. BAKE SALE AND WHITE ELEPHANT SALE Ladies League will holdja bake sale !and white elephant sale on Nov. 1, at the fire- house, starting at 1 p.m. Any donations will be greatly ap­ preciated, as proceeds go to­ ward the community building. GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. James Hansen and daughters, Julie and Kris, also Mrs. Hansen's sister, Su­ san, were the guests at the home of Mrs. Margaret Hatch on Sunday. CELEBRATE SEVERAL OCCASIONS Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hy­ att and son, Richard, travelled to Aurora, on Sunday, to help celebrate Mrs. Delores Hyatt's birthday, the confirmation Of Claudine Hyatt, and a farewell party for Clifford Hyatt, m, who is going into the service. An en­ joyable time was had by all. SYMPATHIES Our deepest sympathies go to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young, cm the death of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holcomb, who were kill­ ed Sunday in an automobile ac­ cident in Jacksonville, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Young are sum­ mer residents of Lakemoor. Mrs. Halcomb is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh Sarley. SHOP IN i lylcflENRY to n V.'ED. OCT. 15, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 9 American Legion Auxiliary News UNIT 491 Mrs. Charles P. Gill of Tin- ley Park, newly elected state president of the American Le­ gion auxiliary, Department of Illinois, has just announced completion of a schedule of twenty workshops on the pro­ grams and procedures of the American Legion auxiliary. The following members of the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 491, McHenry, will attend the workshop to be held Oct. 19 at Woodstock. Delegates Ev­ elyn Osmon, Cecelia Violett, Doris Walker, Dorothy Miller (Gold Star) and Betty Lingen- felter; alternates, Betty Lou Smith, Marie Howe, Pat Bor- covan, Lydia Fenner and Marie Diedrich. The purpose of these work­ shops is to present personally first hand information on the specific programs planned for the administrative year of 1969- 70 to the more than 73,000 members of the auxiliary throughout the state. The theme of this year's membership pro­ gram is "Service Women On The New Frontier" A county meeting was held-' on Oct. 3 at Crystal Lake. Those who attended were pres­ ident Pearl Cooper, Lauretta Homo, Marge Mikota and Ruth Mrachek. Highlights of the eve­ ning included the department caravan. District installation will be held Oct. 11 at Elm- hurst, at which time Mrs. Geor­ ge (Ruth) Mrachek will be in­ stalled as district president. There will be a joint installa­ tion with the 11th district, De­ partment of Illinois. De­ partment President Mrs. Char­ les Gill will be at Huntley on April 1, 1970, for "pot-luck" meeting. All units are asked to donate to Mrs. Charles Shaw, who is national rehabilitation chair­ man, toward the courtesy fund, its purpose, travelling for good will for the state of Illinois. The November county meeting will be held in Cary. Kay Luing ON THE MARCH -- Secretary John Shay of Com­ pany I, McHenry Township Fire Protection dis­ trict, is shown outside St. Patrick's parochial school, directing pedestrian traffic as piquls leave during a fire drill conducted on Monday. PLAINDEALER PHOTO COLLEGE OFFERS r70 CLASSES IN CHILD PSYCHOLOGY McHenry County college, due to public interest and fulfilling its service to the community, is planning two or more courses in Child Psychology during Spring Semester, 1969-70 (be­ ginning Feb. 2, 1970) at lo­ cations in Mc Henry county. The course in Chi Id Psychol-- ogy is designed with several ob­ jectives in the community in­ terest: (1) to allow both par­ ents m better understand their children, (2) to allow teachers in all academic areas to en­ hance their present understand­ ings of the young student and (3) to foster self-improvement through better citizenship. C«frl V. Radebeugh, former school psychologist in McHen­ ry county and presently em­ ployed with the Special Educa­ tion District of McHenry County, Woodstock, will con­ duct the course. All persons desiring to take the course should contact the Office of Student Services at McHenry County College, In­ terim Campus, Crystal Lake. i JANE'S i ii McHenry, Illinois BY APPOINTMENT WE USE AND RECOMMEND RK PRODUCTS •Hair Styling •Razor Cuts 385-7771 What's so hotabout an Electric Range? It's cool. CAREY APPLIANCE * i 4 5 Big Load MAYTAGS HUSTGOat'On'thi'Dock'Priring Any cook knows that heat belongs in the oven, not in the kitchen. 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