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/ Lakemoor-Lilymoor Rita Casey 385-2780 Ask Donations For Patients At Downey Hospital Alyce Kowal is grateful for the response to the donations for Downev. There is still time to make these men a little hap­ pier for the coming Holidays. The volunteers are taking do­ nations to make t hrijstmas gift packages for our 1- tems such as ppcRet combs, handkerchiefs, socks, picture puzzles, shaving aids, and toothpaste would be greatly ap­ preciated. Many of the men at Downey are completely disabled, have no family or friends to visit the, except for the volunteers. Anyone wishing to help and to let these men know they are not forgotten, please call \lyce Kowal at 385-0597. VILLAGE MKKTING l)EC. 11 The village of Lakemoor will hold their regualr monthly meeting Thursday, Dec. 11, at 8 p.m. in the village commun­ ity house. All residents are welcome to attend. NEW STREET LIGHTS Commonwealth Edison will soon begin working to install some new street lights. The new lights have been approved and passed by the village board. SNOW REMOVAL There is a village ordinance which prohibits all night parking of cars on village roads. With the snow season here, the snow plows cannot clear the roads properly if cars are parked on them. 1970 VEHICLE STICKERS AND DOG LICENSES Stickers and licenses for the Village of Lakemoor are now available. Those who wish to purchase a special number on their vehicle sticker please call the Village Clerk, Pat Mor­ rison, at 385-6396 Monday thru Saturday, she will hold the num­ ber for you. When purchasing your dog's license, you must have his cur­ rent rabies certificate. WEDDING NOTES Marylou Cassell becomes the bride of James Gar man at 11 a.m. Dec. 6 in the First U- irited Methodist church in Mc- Henry. Congratulations and best wishes to both of you. CHRISTMAS 1969 A group of carolers is being organized in Lakemoor for the coming Christmas holiday. Sheet music will be provided free of charge. Refreshments will be served following the car­ oling. Everyone is invited to participate. The more the mer­ rier. All interested persons should contact Kathy Lass at 385-1206 500 ĉommends our Sariitone drycleani Botany' 500 knows that your clothes look and feel better with proper care. And that includes profes­ sional drycleaning. That's why they recommend Sarvrtone drycleaning. See for yourself. •>6r Sanitone Certified MastcrDryclcaner he has done these past three years in forming the hockey teams. For any future infor­ mation please call Jim Krein at 385-4648. Dember, the fifteenth. Alfred M. Dember and Genene Max- son on the seventeenth. Hope one has' a wonderful day. rein^-everyo ' STAINED GLASS VOICE Country Club Gerl Neubauer 385-7194 LADIES LEAGVE Held their meeting Dec. 3. After business was taken care of, bunco was played. W inners, l.u Gravenstuk first prize, So­ phie Paterson, second, Connie O'Rouke, third, Marge Peak, fourth. Booby prize went to Helen Para. GET-WELL WISHES To Clifford Hyatt, a patient in Mcllenry hospital. Also to Emma Kunz, who is home from the hospital but will be con­ fined for a while. She would en­ joy hearing from her friends and neighbors. FIREMEN - COMPANY NO. 3 The firemen in Company Three would like towishevery- one a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Company Three has finished its six month report, which consisted of fires they have handled. They report thirty- seven fires in six months. Out of the thirty-seven, fourteen were house fires, some of those being abandoned buildings,thir teen grass (fires and ten-mfs- cellaneous pnres. With tfi£ holiday season here it would be wise to check some of the lighting decorations which you use. A bare or worn wire on a tree can cause much dam­ age if neglected. The firemen hold their meet­ ings the second Tuesday of ev­ ery month at 8 p.m. in the fire- house. Drill meetings the last Monday of every month at 7 p.m. Officers are assistant chief, J. Sulak, Captain, J. Foute, Lieutenant, A. Heald, Secretary, D. Kinnerk. HOCKEY SEASON Now that the lake is freez­ ing, ice hockey will begin in a few weeks. Jim Krein heads the team in the Village of Lake­ moor. Along with the help of his team and a few friends, Mr. Krein has the backboards and other equipment ready for the ice. There are two teams, Jun­ ior ages, 12-15 years and Sen­ iors, 16-? At this time he is looking for some boys for the junior team. These teams will play in competition against oth­ er communities. The public is invited to come down to watch these fine bOys in action. Mr. Krein should be congra­ tulated fot the wonderful job WASTING V2 YOUR LUNCH HOUR WAITING FOR SERVICE Try Bill Lindwalls Lamplighter Cafe 3313 W. Elm St. Fast Service & good Food Open Every Day at 5 a.m. Closed Wed. 10:00 a.m. GEMo* ̂ CLEANERS Jw 3004 W. Route 120 Phone 385-2231 2 Blocks east of Bridge next to the VFW TREE TRIMMING PARTY- SUNDAY, DEC. 14 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. All children in the Village of Lakemoor are invited to help trim the Christmas tree next to the firehouse. Children are encouraged to make their own decorations. Santa Claus will be there helping and watch­ ing. A visit with Santa C laus and refreshments will be had in the community house following the tree trimming. We hope to see all the children there, so pass the word to your neighbors and .join in the fun. For any further information please call 385- 2780.| BELATED BIRTHDAY GREETINGS To Julie Cassell, who cele­ brated her big day on Nov. 25. Sorry Julie. Hope you had a nice day. BIRTHDAYS Best wishes to Clifford Hyatt, Harold Freeman and Debbie melton on Dec. 12. Andreas Kowal, the fourteenth. Alfred A group of performers do­ nated their services at the Zion Lutheran church in McHenryon Nov. 30. Chris Christensen of Lakemoor is one of the group. She plays guitar and sings quite well. This group is formed by college students who donate their time and talent to various causes. Anyone who has heard this group and wishes further information regarding them, please call Chris Christensen at 385-1634. LILY MOOR AUXILIARY The auxiliary will hold its board meeting Monday, Dec. 15, at Eunice Tobey's. CHANGE IN DATE The Ladies League has changed its Christmas dinner from the twentieth of Decem­ ber to Dec. 13. Sec.2Pg. -PlaihdAnler - Wed. Dec. 10# 1969 Madagascar fourth largest Greenland, New New Guinea ), described as a zoo. is called the island (after Zealand, and and is often huge, outdoor Area Residents Entertain Guests During Holidays Mr. and MrsC^John G. Jones of Charlotte Avenue report their holiday entertaining consisting of a visit from John Proesch of Lawden, Iowa, and the fol­ lowing Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jones of Hanover Park spent the day with the Joneses and all enjoyed a dinner out, the occasion being Mrs. Jones' birthday. The Joneses also re­ port they took a short trip to Walworth, Wis., to visit Mrs. Jones' brother, Milton Shaw, and also spent a few days in Elmhurst with Mr. and Mrs; Ot­ to Primas. AREA TEENS TO CAROL DEC. 20 There's still time for those interested to sign up for Christ­ mas caroling. The date has been changed from the nineteenth to the twentieth. Caroling will set out from Virginia Avenue and Country Club Drive at 7 p.m. All teens and pre-teens will be welcome, call Mary Neu- bauer at 385-7194 for details. NEW RESIDENT The new resident on Coun­ try Club drive just in time for holiday season is a half-grown doe presently residing near Paul and Liz Joza's house. While not tame enough to get too near the house, it seems to be quite comfortable roaming about on the wooded lots. One of Santa's reindeer maybe? HONOR ROLL Congratulations to Cindy W il­ son on making the Junior high honor roll. BIRTHDAY CANDLES Happy birthday to Lois Rai- ford, Dec. 16, and belated spec­ ial happy birthday to my father- in-law, William Neubauer, of Chicago, on Dec. 6. IS COUNTRY CLUB ASLEEP? I guess you've noticed the past two columns have been very, very small. I do my best to try to prepare a column with what items I have, some­ times there is not enough, most of the time I submit what I have because I feel that those people who have called deserve to have their items in the paper. I sincerely hope that all my old friends will help me out so we can have a nice column before Christmas. See you.... By driving 45 miles per hour, one can cover a 20 mile dis­ tance in 29 minutes; at 55 mph, it will take 25 minutes, and at 65 mph, 23 min»t»s HAPPINESS IS: FINDING WHAT YOU WANT IN THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER'S CLASSIFIED WANT AD SECTION TODAY !!!!* JANE'S McHanry Illinois BY APPOINTMENT Wi USi AND RECOMMEND RK PRODUCTS •Hair Styling •Raxor Cuts 303 7771 *v*owt OKaaSiiyiL /VAOIVTGO/VIER Sale! 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