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: - . - -\ "3 Tickhrs 3y George "Personally, I don't care about money--it wuz always the landlord, the butcher and the grocer that wanted itH LILY LAKE X % LILYMOOR % (by Marlon Leak*) Don't forget the rummage sale given by the Lily Lake Ladies League. July 9 and 10. The proceeds will go toward the building fund. ' Mrs. Henry Wojta's brother. Peter Bogus, and his family of Brownsville, Pa., arrived this week for a brief visit before going on to visit other relatives in Michigan. On Tuesday, June 26, the George W. Sondes had the pleasure of entertaining Mrs. Sunde's sister, Sister Mary Englogia, SSND, of Milwaukee. Wis. The occasion was a family reunion for which special permission was given the nun, the first of its kind granted her In forty-nine years. She was entertained by each member of her family during the five-day visit. A Sunday dinner and later open house was given by Mrs. Rose Vycawcek, a cousin of the nuu, in her lovely Chicago home. The visit was high-lighted by the presence of Sister Englogia's eldest sister, Mrs. Pietszak, of Chicago. All in all, the reunion was a huge success. The residents of Lilymoor donned their best "bibs and tuckers" Saturday evening June 30, to attend a simple but impressive ceremony at Club Lilymoor, at which Mrs. John Milinac was installed as president of the Lilymoor Property Owners association. Mrs. John Milinac acted as chairman of the occasion, and served a buffet supper to the sixty members who were present. Charles Rogers acted as installing officer and with proper dignity administered the oath to the following officers: president, Mrs. Milinac; firBt vice-president, Fred Svoboda; second vice-president, Fred Kacmel; secretary, Mrs. Lee Bassi; treasurer, Victor F. Bassi. board of directors. Herb Seifert, chairman; Mrs. Ann Seifert, Mrs. Martha Sunde and Mrs. Florence Svoboda. Mrs. Roy Tohey, one of our talented members, sang several songs appropriate to the occasion and lead the members in community singing. It was a memorable evening for many of those present, who have attended nine other suoh events at Lilymoor in past years. The Lakeside Improvement association will meet Tuesday, at s p.m. at the Lannes Tower building. Mrs. Hyatt, son, Richard, and daughter, Gertrude, and Mrs.' Helen Povidis and hei' son "Butch" went to Holy Hill,' Wis., on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hyatt celebrated their seventh anniversary on June 30. Last Friday evening a baby shower was given Pat Golbeck by her friends of Lily Lake and Lilymoor. STATE HISTORIAN Dr. Harry E. Pratt, Springfield, has been appointed as Illinois state. historian by the trustees of the State Historical library, to succeed Jay Monaghan, who has accepted a fellowship at the Huntington Library, San Marino. Calif. Dr. Pratt is the author of several Lincoln books and is an accepted authority, on Illinois history. > A Early Law Scheab Law schools existed in Rome a* early as 200 A. D Stop la tenlfht! It scores...for low - cost fan! 0PE> BOWLING Every Evening SAT. and SUN, McHENRY RECREATION Steve ft Pat Koenig, Props. Modem Alleys Open 2 pjn. NOTHING SPARED IN YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS No effort or expense is spared when we compound your doctor's prescription. We stock only the freshest, highest quality drugs and insist that each prescription is double-checked for accuraqy, Jtalft us to fill all your prescriptions^ NYE; CGVxl < </fc^eueij Dru^ Stor« 119 N. RWaroide Drive Phone 26 ft & M.B.C. News The dally yacation Bible school of the McIIenry Bible church was more of a., success than last year. Last year's best attendance was eighty-five and this year it was 108, with an average of ninety for the ten days* Total enrollment was 143. The "c^ildr^n's offering of $25.11 will help send Bibles to Japan. The pastor wishes to express thanks for all the heli>Vgiven in transportation. The teaching staff and their helpers did a fine job too. They were Mrs. Dresdow, Mrs. Poj>e. Mrs. Losch, Mrs. Beahler, Elsie N'ienri, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Ketel, Delores Lane. Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Vos8, Betty Hardman. Mfs. Bryan. Mrs. Liberty, Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. S. Johnson; Mrs. Glauser and Mrs. Mackey. Merchants who kindly donated to supply prizes for the boys and girls who ranked highest in the various departments were the N've, THE M< Bolger and Wattles drug stores, Town andk Country Studio, Gambles, Gladstone's, the 6 awj io store, Vycital and Althoff hardware stores and Antonsou's Candy shop^ Chief McCarthy helped greatly. Saturday, July 7, the combined vacation school and Sunday Schoob picnic wil lbe held at Crystal Lake park. All parents and children are welcome. We will leave the church at 10 A'cioek. PASTOR LIBERTY V|, >' -yy » " July 5, • T^AClTNEW skills Training in new skills wilL be given this year to more than M0 persons recovering from tuberculosis v at sixteen sanatoriums throughout Illinois. Dr. E. C. Cline, superintendent of the state Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. sap? Illinois Is high in the list of states' doing this kind of work. The instruction, aimed to fit the patients for successful careers. includes shorthand, typing business English, sewing, food demonstration, child care, nutrition. sanitation and interior decorating. RED GBOftS MEETING Fred T. Ferris of Woodstock was unanimously re-elected as county chairman of the McHenry county chapter of the American Red Cross at last week's annual Red Cross meeting. Others elected were C. Russell Allen of Cary, vice-chairman; Mrs. Arthur Jenner of Crystal Lake, secretary; and Ray Gathman of Woodstock, treasurer. Mr. Gathman announced receipts of $27,785.90 in the period from July 1, 1950, to May 31, 19B1, with disbursements during that time of $15,742.82, leaving a balance of $12,043.38! Moving the BafiK Bait Just tossed into tie water and let lie will not catch nearly so many catfish and suckers as will bait that is moved occasionally, sometimes even dragged very slowly over tiie'bottom of stream or pond. Read the Want Ads! ifljiai 3-1 * £ | ^ I V *r -V 1 \ tjbl VONT VEL/tV! , |Our FIRE INSURANCEfffftO' JACOB FRITZ Realtor-2 TELEPHONE McHENRY 87 „ JOHNSRURGj McHENBT Representing The Travelers Ffre Insttrance Company, Hartforc JURY'S Vfc*DICT A verdict was returned on Monday by a coroner's Jury, stating that Anthony Joyce of Algonquin had been killed {>y a gunshot wound through the head made by a .32 calibre Colt autoflsatic in tfcl hand of Milton Christoffersen. It is expected that the case may now be placed with the gnand Jury. The fatal , shooting took place June 13. 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