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Wfp t'j ,.u: rj» • js * Thursday, October 27» 195&I •i - (}^:-iHMcHEWBY PUUNDPALER UKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Ann Brzezinski f Village News The village president made a tour of the village on Sunday and reports a number of 55 galt. -, lop cahs still being used for garbage. The village code provides that you must have one or two 35 gallon garbage cans with covers. Everyone must comply with this rule at once and the garbage man has been instructed to pass up the 55 gallon drums. >" -The police are being instructed to issue tickets to violators beginning Nov. l. Garbage cans are also to be placed out on the lot line on the t collection days. Please be govern- > , ^ accordingly. Fire Department This is your last week to pur- . chase tickets for the Hallowe'en 4 dance sponsored by tht Lakeftioor Volunteer fire department held . on Saturday, Oct. 29, at the fire house. Ivan Gustafson is the chairman of the dance. Get your tickets from him or any fireman. Come on out and let's have fun £ as we did at their Hallowe'en dance last year. Work on the fire house and community building is going on. A group will be. working on the second floor on Sunday at 1 p.m. ^fThey still need much more help. No experience is necessary. Get ' in touch with Norman Morrison or Prank Bitterman. As yet, Fire Chief Franft Bitterman does not have a place to store the newspapers. Please continue. saving your newspapers. • j?Further information on this will follow. - Fire Department Auxiliary A total of 103 loaves of bread •were sold at the bake sale held |on Saturday, Oct. 22. Mrs. Myrtle ^Booster and * Irene . Godina are grateful to those who helped "make it a success. The fire department auxiliary ^rill hold its -annual feather party ijon Saturday, Nov. J2, at the fire house and corainunity building. The proceeds of this party Bare to go for an Xmas party for the children. Thursday Socials * Tlfe Thursday night socials are 'j, . being held at Wally's Oasis every £ ^Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Everyone | is welcome to attend. McHenry Bible Church There will be a Sunday School teachers' meeting at the home of Marge Beahler on Tuesday, * Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. Brownies The following Brojynies re«* ceived their one-year pennant: Lorrie Beahler, Betty Becker, Carol Booster, Nancy Godina, Linn Saynor, Christine Hose, Patricia Morrison, Sharon O'Leary, Constance Ritter, Lorraine Steadman and. Katharine Brzezinski. Sharoq! O'Deary also starts her training for tenderfoot for Girl Scouts. ' The Brownies will begin work on corsages for Xmas, wrfich will be on sale some time in November. Girl Scouts Marge Beahler attended the study group for the McHenry Girl Scout council at Elgin on Thursday Oct. 20. Next meeting will be held on Dec. 1. Further information will be given kfter that meeting. Bowling Bowling hours for Saturday morning are changed from 10 a.m. to 9 a.m. The bowling is sponsored by the Kiwanis club for children 10 years or over, and they bowl at the McHenry bowling alleys. More instructors and scorers are badly needed by the club. You need your own transportation. P.T.A. The Lilymoor-Lakemoor P.T.A. held a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 21 and 22. The sale was a success. Mrs. J. Gray was chairman of the rummage sale and Mrs. Ritter cochairman. Also, the P.T.A. has lemon and vanilla flavoring on sale, the pro. ceeds of this sale to go , toward purchasing a coffee urn. The next P.T.A. meeting will be held on Thursday, Nov. 3, at 8 p.m. at the Lilymoor-Lakemoor school house. House Committee The next house committee 3 HAVI YOUR DEBTS GOT YOU j ON THE MERRY-GO-ROUND (JLOBBl * _ o PAT B T«« «oa OCT OUT OF DEBT | If yn really wnt to. iRaqardUtt of how much you jnrt, you can GROUP ALL YOUR i DEBTS--without m loan--without jilgniri. Coll Today--Om Ploee to Pay OAK PLAIH ADJUSTMENT CO. J 262 B. Belvldeic, Cr*y«lnk* Sfk.: 9A 3-48H--If no ana.: 3-02 >• 'f. * i 4 t <1 V. t 5 ; I) » • •The Super Traction tire that gives you maximum traction in snow and mud aftd because of its exclusive continuous tread bar pattern it also RUMS S/LEM7LY OA/ THE HIGHWAY For use either with a tube or tubeless . . • now tires or guaranteed new treads. STOR WHEN tOU NEED TO eo when you ^WANT TO WITH otic WINTER TIRES Up to $6.00 Trade-In For Your Old Battery ZOO Proof Anii-Freeze $1.00 gal. In Your Container McHENRY TIRE MART WALT FRKUND £ BOB TffURLWELL, Props. 526 Main St McHenry, 111. Phone 294 or 295-J meeting will be held oh Friday, Nov. 4; at 9 p.m. at the fire department bommunity house. - Ladies League The Ladies' "League will hold its meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 8 pjm. at the fire department community^ house. Social with cake and coffee will follow the meeting. Side List Cleve Wade took very ill on Thursday, Oct. 20, and was taken by ambulance to Downey hospital. Mr. Wade will undergo a complete examination apd treatment. Chipper Cynowa underwent a fifth skin grafting this week. He sends a big hello to everyone. The cards and letters are enjoyed very much, so please keep sending them. Patty Zabroski spent almost a week at Woodstock hospital for observation and is now at home. relatives' arid .friends. - Dorothy Pope. Willi celebrate, her birthday on Thursday, Oct; 27. Hazel and Mary Beeman celebrated their birthdays on Wednesday, Oct. 26. Pinochle Club The Pinochle club met at Ann Brzezinski's home on Thursday afternoon and a light lunchebri was .served. Prizes were won by Mesdames Helen Para, . Claire Forbes and Dorothy Wrublewski. The Pinochle club also surprised Mrs. Dorothy Wrublewski with a blessed event shower. Dorothy received lovely gifts from her relatives and friends. A delicious light luncheon was served. The shower was held at Rita Erickson's home. General News Mr. and Mrs. C. Hyatt entertained their sister-in-law, Mrs. Emma Truetz, formerly of Ltftk'emoor, for two days. Mrs. TnietZ now resides in California. Steph Szarek spent a pleasant Sunday with her daughter, Carol, at Mt. St. Mary school in St. Charles. She also attended an auxiliary meeting for mothers at the school. i Birthdays A very happy, birthday to the following people on their birthdays. Ted Beahler will celebrate his birthday on Thursday, Oct. 27. A party is planned for Sunday with Lilymoor The annual Hallowe'en dance given by the Left Hander dub will be held on Saturday, Oct. 29 at the club Lilymoor. A very happy anniversary and many more of , them to Mr. and Mrs. Art Kurbyun on their twenty- fifth anniversary, which was last Thursday, Oct. 20. Also to Mr. and Mi's. Lawrence Bartelt, who celebrated thejl^ anniversary last week. - Bob Schweibler is going to Florida for the winte^. He '"Will be enjoying the kind of weather we will all be wishing for in* the near future. Dick Fuhler, with the U.S. Navy, went on a short cruise to New Orleans, La. He is stationed at Key West, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Mi Btelfigct spent an enjoyable evening' in Waucorida at a homecoming dance on Saturday. Jerry Golbeck went deer hunting in Wisconsin for ten dsiys. Arleen Wijaa will celebrate her sweet sixteen birthday on Friday, Nov. 4. Also Dennis Karmel was eight years old oh Monday, Oct. 17, and celebrated it with a family party, a Very happy birthday to you both. HIGHWAY WORK One of the large sections of work included in Gov. William G. Stratton's 1955 highway construction program went into public service Monday, Oct. 17 when eight miles of new 22-foot pavement on Alternate U.S. Route 30"f in Lee and Whiteside counties was opened to traffic. The new stretch extends from Dixon southwesterly toward sterling. Traffic volume checks indicate that approximately 5,000 vehicles . will use this new road daily. MUNICIPAL TAX A total of SI,922,131 was derived from the one-half cent municipal sales tax in 114 Illinois cities, according to a report by Richard J. Lyons, director of the state Department of Revenue. After deduction of administrative costs, the amount distributed to these pities was $1,803,095. Save More Shop at Home Order your Rubber Stamp at the Plaindealer today! today. No Money Down Sears Roebuck & Co. GUTTERS - ROOFING - SIDING ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS and DOORS FOR FREE ESTIMATES Call or Write FRANK GANS PHONE 1878-W SQO Riverside Dr. McHenry, III it CHAIN LINK MEANS SAFETY & PROTECTION FOR YOUR CHILDREN -- ALSO -- RUSTIC WOOD FENCES For FREE estimates Phone McHenry 724 Lyie D. 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