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wirHgM THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER , ;£>$ w- Xhurfday, FebruarylO* J 3 LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR fey Maroella Fow Success or Failure This past week a rumor was started which may prove to be ttlie cause- of the failure of the Saturday night dance sponsored by the L.I.A. As president of this c rganization, I believe that rumors should be laughed at instead of a big issue being made of them. Since our membership voted in this dance and threefourths of the net proceeds will go to the fire dlepartment, thus We are the only ones who will lose if this affair is not a success. TV.e fire department has all to gain. Expenses for such an affair run high and with our limited treasury you can see what will happen if we do not all cooperate in making this .dance a huge success as we have always done in the past. We all want the community fire house building to be completed in the near future so that it will be more pleasant to hold meetings there but it will never be done if things are allowed to happen to such affairs. So come on out, folks, and forget your grievances for an evening and enjoy dancing, good food and a bunch of wonderful people. The dance is being held at Club Lilymoor. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Officers Elected Officers elected on the firemen's boa:d were President Norman Mori ison, Vice-President Frank O'Leary, Secretary John Bonder and Treasurer Norman Williams. These men weie elected last Tuesday evening. Congratulations to all of you. Election News Frank O'Leary has filed his petition for'trustee on the Independent ticket and Raymond Cynowa has filed his petition on the Voter's choice ticket. The village clerk again wishes to remind you tfoat Feb. 28 is the deadline for filing of peti tions. His office hours at his home are from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays and any other time he may toe reached by appointment. February 28 there will be an election for supreme court judge. Anyone desiring to vote by absentee ballot because of their working hours or other reasons please contact Claude F. Mc- Dermott for these ballots or any other information in regard to this. at McHenry 742. House Committee The house committee met last Friday evening at 9 p.m. in the fire :i.ouse. Discussion on a nominal "fee for private use of 'the community building took place at this time. The committee will meet again to discuss this further. Founders Day Program On Feb. 17 the Lily Lake P.T.A. will hold their Founder's Day program at 7 p.m. in the fire house. The classes of Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Douglas will perform for the parents, as well as other entertainment being prepared. A buffet supper will follow immediately after the piogram. Girl Scout News The Girl Scout Troop 1 of Lakemoor has been reorganized and now has new leaders to work with tfce girls. They are leader, Mrs. Pope, assistant leaders, Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Bonder. The Scouts will meet on Thursday nights from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the fire house. Officers elected were chairman, Yvonne Hoozman, Virginia Grey, treasurer, and Cherrie Schappert, scribe. "'The Girl Scouts are having a Valentine party on Thursday, Feb. 10. They are also planning a mother and daughter tea combined with the Brownie troop. ^ We all wi^h the new leaders and officer s a lot of luck in this wonderful undertaking and are sure if any help is needed we would be only too glad to' do I what we can. Brownie Troop The Brownie troop has six new members in its organization and they also are busy making plans for the mother and daughter tea. The Brownies will have their Valentine party next Tuesday, Feb. 15, at their regular meeting. Last Tuesday, the girls received their world pins; Carol Grey received her first year attendance t>in at this meeting also. Pat Warren, Judith Steadman and Carol Grey received tl.-.eir tenderfoot requirements an$ will be working hard so as to enter the Girl Scouts in a couple of months. Moving This Tuesday we are all very sorry to see Les and Vi Vineer move from our community. They are moving into Waukegan and will rent their home in Lakemoor. Good luck in your Jfiew home and you can be assured we will all miss you very much. Attend- Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Seyfferth attended the wedding of their grandson, Clarence Seyfferth, Jr., to Nancy Larkin in the Austin Congi egational church on Jan. 29. The couple came to spend their honeymoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seyfferth in Lakemoor. Grandma and Grandma were real nice and stayed in Austin to leave the couple alone. On Monday they drove Mr. and .Mrs. Seyfferth to Racine, where Mrs. Seyfferth's brother is very ill in a hospital. On Wednesday the couple returned- to Champaign, where Clarence is a college student. Attends Funeral • Cleveland Wade went to Alabama last Thursday to attend the funeral of his brother. He drove down with two brothers and his niece. Cub Scout Display 'In Chefs service dtation window the Cub Scouts of Den 5, of which Mrs. Lupke is den mother, have a display for National Boy Scout week. All of us should try to get over there and see the accomplishments of these youngsters. Father fund Son Banquet " Since this' week is proclaimed National Boy Scout Week, a father and son banquet is being held next Saturday evening in the McHchry high school. Tickets for this affair may be purchased at the door. The dinner is at 7:30 p.m. A very wonderful program is planned for the men and -tg^eir sons. General News Mrs. ~"Louise Unrah is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Irene Leon, this week. Mrs. Unrah is from Silver Lakes, Wis. Joseph Yaeger has had- his brother visiting with 'him for the past two weeks and he is looking forward to attending our dance next week after hearing so much aboutMt from Joe. We were sorry to learn that Mr.' and Mrs. Gureczny had to rush their small son to the hospital last week. We hope by this time he is well on the road to recovery. Sunday afternoon, Mary Schiavone entertained her two sons and their families in iher home for di&ner. Mary is real proud of her new two-room kitchenette she had built in the back of her place of business. It is real nice, Mary, and may you find a lot of happiness living in ft. Celebrate Birthday Dorothy and Marty Wrublewski celebrated Dorothy's birthday last Friday by having dinner at Dorothy's mother's house in Chicago and attending a show tliiat evening. Dorothy and Marty returned home on Saturday only to find the dog had gotten into a bag of flour and their home looked like a snow storm had come right through the doors and windows. Village Meeting Friday evening at 8>30 P;m. there will be a village meeting in the community house. All residents are urged to attend this meeting. An open foruni, is held after the close of tlhe regular meeting. * MUTUAL OVEROONFIDENCE Some auto accidents are "the result of the pedestrian trusting the motorist and the motorist trusting the pedestrian. • til for her . . # Angelique Red Satin - White Satin Gold Satii} - Black Satin # Lentheric Cologne # Yardley Cologne m # Ronson Lighters # Pen & Pencil Sets Whitm Assorted Deluxe Chocolates attractively packed in beautiful heartshaped boxes . . . Also in luxurious red satin . . . Pipes Famous Kaywoodie White Briar Tobacco Pouches Shave Sets Old Spice - etc. Watches Snorkel Pens By Schaeffer Pipe Stands Valentine's Day is in the cards wonderful cards that express your sentiments so perfectly! Send cards to your loved ones everywhere-- choose from our extra large 1955 selection of Valentines HEARTOUARTERS BOLGE DRUG STOUE 103 So. Green Street PHONE 40 #.'• McHenry, 111. WED JAN. 29 Medlar Photo THE WARREN JONESES The former Miss Edith Harrison and her bridegroom, Warren Jones, are shown cutting their wedding cake following their marriage in Greenwood's Methodist church on Saturday, Jan. 29. Support the March of Dimes Scouts In McHenry Boast Long History (Continued from Page 1) original Scoutmaster of Troop 161, which is now under leadership of William Boyd Andrews. In June of 1953, Cub Pack 361, sponsored by the Men's club of the Community Methodist church, originated under tihe leadership bf Ed -W. Nardi. Edwin C- Mars is registered as Cubmaster at the present time. In December of the same year, Explorer post No. 662 was sponsored by the Legion, with George Ty Krickl as explorer advisor of the senior Scouts, a position he still holds. During 1954, Troop 164 came into existence and -is sponsored by the McHenry Moose lodge. Lewis Swedo served as original Scoutmaster and is still serving the unit in the same capacity. The interest of young boyfe and adults alike has been responsible for McHenry Earning the dis tinction of having the greatest number of Scouts per capita in tine four states comprising the seventh region of the United States, namely Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana. CHURCH SOCIETY SHOWS "HEART OF INDIA" ON FEB. 17 The Woman's Society for Christian . Service invites all women to ..a (showing of the film, "Heart of India," on Thursday, Feb. 17, at the Methodist church. The afternoon will oegin with a silent prayer • service in the sanctuary at 12:45. A dessert luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. and a program will follow. The filn*_ is a panorama of Indian life in and about the beautiful Himalaya mountains and the teeming streets of the cities, from the most lavish dish play of riches by Indian poten-' tates to the poorest of beggars, and. from the worshippers of Buddha at the feet of huge stone statues to the bathers in the holy river Ganges. The story deals with experiences of an exiled family and a missionary doctor who rendered great Christian service to people as doctor, teacher, agriculturist and preacher. There will be baby sitter service available to mothers with small children. QUALITY SERVICE tHI *U9C*miON PKAMMACf * ' GAS PUMP THOUGHTS By: Ed Guettler There are a lot of stories about women drivers; but here's one of the roughest I've heard. . . It seemed that this husband was receiving a phone call from a service station telling him that his wife just drove the car in . . . But before he could finish his statement, the husband boringly answered, "All right, okay, I'll pay for the car." "Who's worrying about that", continued the station' attendant, "Who's going to repair my garage?" Of course, these kind of stories are highly exaggerated, say the gals. And we at GUETTLER'S CITIES SERVICE agree. Plenty of the ladies drive in here at HIGHWAY 31, McHENRY, 111. We haven't lost a gas pump yet. Phone 331 SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO COMMITTORS is a Pa rt of Being Expert... \ The mind and the touch can be dulled from lack of praeflce in our profession too. But not so with the pharmacists working here in your behalf, for they compound thousands «f prescriptions annually* The quiet preference of your Doctor, plus your continued patronage have made^this an active prescription pharmacy. Pharmacists here are alert, busy, and expert, having the advantage of continuous prescription experience, and finest drug products, such as those of Parke, Davis & Cora* pony, with which to practice their profession. BOLGER'S S. GREEN ST. PHONE 40 McHENRY, ILL. DRUG STORE Friday, Feb. 11th The First 100 Customers Will Receive 1 Loaf Of Bread Absolutely Free!... SHOP EARLY FRIDAY! 12 Oz. Tin SPAM Del Monte - Halves PEACHES 2 y2 Size Tin 33" Miracle Whip Salad dressing Full Quart Jar NUCOA argarine Red Label - Cream Style Corn 3 29 Freshly Ground - 100% Pure Ground Lbs. $ 4 00 U 35c Per Pound Plankington's Milwaukee Style - 1 Lb. Per Ring RING BOLOGNA J rings Boiling Plate Be< 4*.$r° All Meat WIENERS lb. Honolulu Lady - 2 '/2 Tin - Sliced Pineapple 3 For Red Label - 303 Tin Applesauce 2.-29* for "take-it-eosy 'meals Package of 6 Downy Flake r i pp| Buy 2 Pkgs. ArrLtb Get °ne FREE! 3P(I?' 39" Extra Fancy Winesap Apples Lbs. Fancy - Idaho POTATOES \ 0 bag lb. 59* CORNER of GREEN and ELM STREETS McHENRY, ILL. PHONE 80 (We reserve the right to limit quantities)