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^;5' J-- " '9#" V- : •" tkdnd&y. February 11,1354 <* «• '-v - *• ~ n/ »/•£* v 1 J:\ *;: . •\ , •" . •.., ^ 4-.f 4-r -** * - :;• j*f ' f ly ^ v:--*' McHENRY t , 4 ; ? •. •'$*" ~•*• * •* | » ? « - I f\ vfr' »* •> *¥* V.. • "f S-;& .*•* - -•* v*-..; •p, iiiitinnniiwiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipi^j|iii fuAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR I By Marcella Foas .. MnwuiuHittuuiiiiiuiiiuuiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiHiutiiuimmwiniiittuiiniinmiimltUDimwRwiimuaiBtDmiiiiiiflm I ^n& persons Suniddaayy , Feb. 7, Mrs. Clyde at her house as aoon a* possible dfog18 to rut Fryer of Lilymoor celebrated her birthday. Jimmy Becker also celebrated Ilia birthday Feb. 7 by taking his % friends to the theatre. On Feb. 14, Frank Bitterman, Sr., will celebrate his twentythird birthday. Belated greetings *6 to HCVs. Marty Wrublewskl, Who celebrated her birthday on Feb. 4. A few of her friends came over fia the evening to help her celebrate. Many nappy .returns of the day to all of you. Belated greetings also to Donah! Leske, who had his birthday Jan. 31. All of his relations came out to help celebrate his day. General News Saturday, Feb. 6, Andrea Pok- ®tt of Lakemoor was married to Jjfymy Johnson at 9:30 a.m. at a High Mass at St. Mary's church in McHenry. The bride wore a white lace and net ballerina length gown, with a fingertip veil. A dinner for about twenty guests was served at Buck's Town Club. All of your friends of Lakemoor wish you a long life of health and happiness together, Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson. A former resident of Lakemoor, Miss Jean Korbhon, daughter of Elsie and John Korbhon, will be married March 6 to Robert Swanson of Woodstock. Jean now resides in Woodstock. Mir. and Mrs. Aindrew p. Anderson of Lakemoor will celebrate their forty-fifth wedaing anniversary §unday, Feb. 14. They are a wonderful example for the twp tiewlyweds above to set a pattern by for their new life. Congratulations and - may you have many more years of happiness together. Joseph Yaeger of Lakemoor left Monday, Feb. % for a three weeks' vacation. He went to Buffalo, N.Y., to meet • his brother,. Frajik Yaeger. From there the two of them are planning on perhaps going to Bermuda for a couple of weeks. Have a nice trip, Joe. ' . Three of our firemen went to help out in the fire at Zion Saturday. They arrived there at 8:30 p.m. and worked Until 1:45 a.m. They were working with the Navy. The known men were Bill Gibson, Art Levand and Harry Strnad. It was quite an experience for these men and any of the other men from the neighboring towns. Tragedy intervened on the way home when the fire chief of Fox Lake had a heart attack and passed away. We extend our sympathy to Fox Lake for their loss. It just so happened that last week members of the women's auxiliary had gone to Zion for the county meeting. They went through the Zion college building and learned the history of Zion and also saw the theatre in which they hold the Passion Play every year. It Was a very interesting experience enjoyed by Elsie Cynowa, Lou Bitterman, Irene , Godina, Jenny O'Learj^, Marge. Ehrhairdt and Pat Morrison. It was lucky It was held last week and not after the terrific fire which they had on Saturday night. Pat Morrison needs old nylons very badly to stuff dolls that they are making for the winter carnival. Please drop them off ing from kk to $100 ire pro-, vided for owners who Impede ia-j specters In the performance of! their duty. ' . Inasmuch as our village orprovides for a penalty who permit their •»v» Mvvwv IKI ^VOVIWtV | run atk. large, tUhlVertCe wTTiUlll arf there are only two more weeks also be a fine for ordinance violeft before the affair and the dolls must be completed. So come on, girls, clean out the drawers and get those nylons o^er to Pat's this week. McDermott's ladies' bowling team is going to bowl Hallowell and James at LaGrange Sunday, Feb. 14, at 2 p.m. As many of you that can should try to go and cheer the team on to victory. Good luck, girls, after watching you on Mondays I don't think you have too much to woh*y about. Mr. and' Mrs. Walter Para speQt the weekend to Chicago visiting friends and relations. Saturday night the Lily Lake P.T.A. had a wohderful turnout at their Founder's Day program and wish to thank everyone who cooperated In making this affair a success. Illness We were sorry to learn of Mi* Marie Dorgan being in the hospital for the past week. We trust by the time this item is out she will be well on the road to recovery. She is in the Victory Memorial hospital in Waukegan. Ray Vanasek is in a hospital in Chicago after suffering a heart attack. A speedy recovery to both Of you. latkm. Therefore, if you own a dog that is running at large, see that it is tied up at once and avoid an expensive and unpleasant encounter with the authorities. At the village meeting Friday night, an ordinance was passed regarding the minimum floor space required for new dwellings. Another' important item to remember is that the monthly meetings held at McDermott's building the first Friday of the month will now be held on the second Friday of the month. A notice is beinp sent to all of our taverns that they must be closed on all municipal election days, including school elections, during the hours that the polls are open if voting takes place inside this village. Hie firemen have only two more weeks to complete the fire house if it is to be ready for the winter carnival and unless more of you men get out and give a hand in this, it will not be accomplished, so please heed this plea and come out and give the fellows a hand in this matter. Village News Mr. McDermott reports that he has been trying for several months to establish a dog pound near the village. He has contacted all the farms in the area and the veterinarian in McHenry, but has been unable to work out an arrangement. The village board has now appropriated a sum of! Conservation, m o n e y f o r t h e i m p o u n d i n g o f ' all stray dogs and will be Operating in two weeks. A new state anti-rabies law provides that owners must have their dogs inoculated against rabies before June 1, 1954. Dogs not having rabies tags will be impounded when found at large. Collar tags are to be provided for dogs who have been inoculated. Owners will be notified whfen dogs are impounded and may redeem the dog by paying for inoculation, board -and one dollar for the county rabies fund. Fines rang- BEAVER SEASON The third Illinois beaver-trapping season since before the Civil War opened Feb. 1 and will continue until noon, Feb. 15. The limit is ten beavers per person. Each beaver pelt must be tagged by a state conservation officer before it is sold. There are several thousand beavers in I l l i n o i s , w i d e l y d i s t r i b u t e d throughout about half of the 102 counties in the state, according to officials of the Department of JOE CQNDpN AUCTION **• 44- Ed Vogel * Wm. Russel, Auctioneers Having decided to quit farming will sell my personal property on what is known as the old T. C. Schroeder farm located $ miles Southwest of Richmond, 1 mile South of Myer's corners on Rt, 173, 1 mile North of Keystone Corners, 5 miles east of Hebron on tft. 173 than 1 mile south. Wednesday, Feb. 17. 19IM Starting 10:30 A.M. , ' 52 Head of Livestock 30 Holstein Dairy Cows, consisting of 8 fresh in the last 30 days; 6 springers balance milking good; 1 Holstein bull, 2 years old; 5 Holstein bred heifers all calfhood vaccinated; 9 Holstein heifers, 20 - months old open; 3 Holstein heif-; double unit milking machine; 10 ers, 5 months old; 3 Holstein ' *• ^ " trailer antf body ^ several tons <>f old iron; McD. corn binder; Gehl B. 40 silo filler; McD. 6 ft. mOwer; Gehl hammer mill with cutter head; McD. side rake; rubber tire wheel barrow; 9 ft. grain drill; Miller 240 amp. electric welder; air compressor and motor; 240 gallon gas tank; corn sheller; weed sprayer with 20 ft. boom; electric cow clipper; grain blower; 30 ft. double 7 in. drive belt, electric fencer. FEED 400 bu. feeding oats; lSo bti. Clinton oats suitable for seed, 1 ton ground cobs; 15 ft, of silage in 16 ft. silo; 150 bu. Canadian oats, 5 tons of chopped straw; 1000 bu. good ear corn, 10 bu. rye; 600 bales mixed alfalfa, clover, timothy hay.* HiLK EQUIPMENT McD. T double unit milking machine, 20 milk cans; Universal 1 I>Q# T BE A COM/C VALENttNEf - LIA BILITY R AtfES An application for overall increases of 20 per cent in automobile liability rates, filed by the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters, representing 149 companies, has been denied by Robert E. Barrett, state Director of Insurance. The .proposed change would have added $5,- 700.000 to the yearly premiums paid by Illinois holders of sucli insurance, Barrett said. His de« nial order termed the con tern* plated increases "excessive," ' TOWER GRILL ON ROUTE 120 IN LAKEMOOR FgATtJ&ING* French Fried SWIFTS "TENDERGROWN" PREMIUM CHICKEN JUMBO GULF SHRIMP DINNERS Open from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. -- Frt. A Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Closed all day Monday. Bring the children. STEAK DINNERS COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES Take advantage,.of ^"DINNER IN A SACK TAKE HOME SERVICE. PHONE your order, allow twenty minutes before picking up "FRESHLY FRIED TO ORDER" PHONE McHenry 683-M-l Sr 161 - heifers, 5 months old; 3 Holstein heifers,. 3 months old., ' . MACHINERY M.H. model U tractor 1950 with cultivator; McD. model B tractor* & cultivator with post hole digger; Dodge 1947 1% ton truck; Sorgum press A cooking pan; White 1% ton truck; McD. 3 sec. drag; Gehl chopper 50 hp. motor with corn 6c hay attachment; Coop 7 ft. combine with Hercules motor; McD 3-14 plow; 4 section Rotary Hoe; 8 ft. linje sower; McD. corn planter; McD. 9 ft. disc; 8 ft. soil surgen; Van Brunt 9 ft. field cultivator New Idea 12A tractor spreader, oversize tires; Jan Hawk buck rake and stacker; 160 ft. hay rope; Lantz grabble fork; rubber tire wagon raqk and sides; 2 wheel dump gal. electric water heater; McD. pump & motor pipeline for 33 cows, 2 solution tanks; electric domife ,heater, pail. strainers. CHICKENS 60 one year old hens.1 Some Household Good^. Lunch Wagon On Grounds Not responsible for accidents Terms: All sums of $25 or under, cash. Over that amount one fourth down and the balance in six monthly installments at 6 per cent interest, arrangements for credit to be made with the clerk before purchase is made. JOE CONDON. Owner Stale Bank of Richmond, Clerking JAytfugx HOMTOOTER The CHICAGO MOTOtCtMS COLLECTION » VAIENTINS.S POINTS OUT UNDESIRABLE PRACTICES THAT SHOULD BE REPLACED W'TH COURTESY AMD CAUTION Motorists should always expect the unexpected from children. Every youngster should be coasidered a warning sign whether he is in the street or only near It. Only by preparing in advance for the impetuous actions at children can motorists help protect them. Advertisement Rom where I sit... Joe Marsh Since 1910, more than 21,000,- 000 boys and men have been members of the Boy. Scouts of America. Wish I'd Said The* WE DRESS YOUR FLOORS & WINDOWS SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE • UNOLEUM - TILE - CARPETINO • DRAPES - CURTAINS - RODDING • VENETIAN and VERTICAL BLINDS PHONE 917 for Free Estimate TONYAN'S HOME FURNISHINGS 208 E. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILLs V. You know Mbi Perkins. Well, she's been driving her own car around our town for a little more than 30 years. The other day tfhe had a bit of trouble parking down on Main Stireet. Didn't quite make it the first try, so she pulled out to start over when a fellow waiting to pass started tooting his horn impatiently. On the second try, she was still having a little difficulty and so this smart aleck hollered, "Lady, do you know how to drive?" "Yes, -young man," Miss Perkins answered, "I do. But I don't have time to teach you now." From where I sit, it's not always easy to have a good answer ready when you need it. But whea somebody insists that I vote for his candidate, for instance, or choose tea instead of a temperate glass of beer with dinner, I know the answer. It's all a matter of personal preference ... and none of us like "back«eat driving" f row anybody. Low Cost Fuel Ai Your Door Why use out-moded fuels with all the extra work they cause? We will deliver convenient, thrifty, safe Bottled Gas direct to your door, wherever yfcu live. ALTHOFFS HARDWARE "^IcHenry County's -Leading Hardware" Phone 284 Ml Main St. McHeniy, DL PRDFE55 lOnflL DIRECTORY 1 HOWABD Copyright, 1954^tfnited States Breu'vs Foundation VALENTINE GIFT BOXES She'll ldve our lovely Valentine wrapped selection * m Sand DR. ARTHUR X Chiropractic 1J4 So. Green St., McHeaiy, A Phone McHenry IMS Hours . Mon. Md FrL f 10 to 12:30 - 2 fto 8 ' Toes, and Thors. 1 to 8 * Sat. By Appointment DR. C. R. SWANSON Dentist 120 S. Green Strict Office Honrs: Dally Except Thursday 9 to 12 -- 1:S0 to S-J§ MoIm Wed. and Fri. By Appointment Only WleDhone McHenry let VERNON KNOX Attorney At Law Omc. Green and Elm McHenry. IU. *' * X dSN im'Z faesday and Friday AttiniMi . Other Days by AppetntnaMt Phone McHenry 48 |SSIODOB=anBOC# WILLIAM M. CAKKOLL, Jt. 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