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. March 8,195S n) /; • ,.. ^ y \ , THEMcHENRY PLAINDEAL£R LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Ann llrzezinski and Lois ^chiavone Attention jjfcA special registration for vothd will - be held on . Saturday, March 10, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the McDermott garage. Anyone married in the last two years must re-register under their married name. Pinal date for registration is March 12. You must be registered to be able to vote in the April 10, primaries.. Above information applies to Lakemoor, Lilymoor and Fritzsche's Estates. ^ Second Bowlers' {Social Everyone had a wonderful time at the last bowlers' social. Sign up for the second social at Wally's Oasys, or call Ray Cynowa at 594-M-2. Social will take place at the Johnsburg bowling alleys on Sunday, March 18, at 3 p.m. &iarp. Forty bowlers are needed from Lakemoor and Mlymoor. >. Thursday Socials The Thursday night socials are being held at Wally's Oasis every Thursday at 8:30 pjn. Everyone is welcome to attend. LXA. The next L.I.A. meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 14, at 8 ( p.m. Plans are going tfjrough for their May dinner and dance. Proceeds of this af" fair will be used for the library the L.I.A. is sponsoring. Donations of books will be appreciated. Please contact Dick Hyatt or Ann Brzezinsk! and the books will be picked up around March 17. The L.I.A. will welcome new members. P.T.A, '~A reminder -- there will be an election of officers on the first Thursday of April. Everyone is urged to attend. Also the P.T.A. has vanilla flavoring on sale. The proceeds will, be used for a coffee urn. Birth (Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrison are the proud parents of a baiby boy, 4|bm at Woodstock hospital on Friday about midnight. The baby was premature and weighed in at about three pounds. Mother and baby are doing well. Last week, a bundle of joy and -happiness--arrived--to--Mr:--and Mrs. Les Krieger, Jr., formerly of Lakemoor. The proud parents are now residing in Milwaukee, Wis. ^ House Coppnlttee The next house* : committee meeting will be held on Friday, March 9; at 9 p.m. at the fire department community house. McHenry Bible IChurch , A Sunday school teachers' meeting was held on Tuesday, March 6*. at the home of Mrs. Dresdow. •Here mid There ; • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morrison spent Saturday at the home of Pat's parents. Pat's mother had a birthday oh leap year day and they enjoyed the birthday with a family party. According to' the calendar, that makes Pat's mother 12 years old. Guests at the home of Mr! and Mrs. Cleveland Wade were Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Wade, Jr., and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Toms and family of Tinley Park. Mr. Wade is just recently home from the hospital and is very haippy to be home. He is feeling much better. We were sorry to hear Lena Parratore had an accident last week. While lighting the oven, the stove exploded and burned her right hand and her face around one eye. A speedy recovery is wished for you. Mr. and Mrs. (Salude McDermott attended a convention at Peoria for fire district trustees. The convention was held on Saturday,' March 3, and Sunday, March 4. "Mr. and" >Irs. -Ted Beahler spent Sunday with Marge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hatch, of Mt. Prospect, HI, They were celebrating Mr. and Mrs. Hatch's forty-third wedding anniversary. We wish you many more happy anniversaries together. On Saturday, Mrs. Helen Para and son, Tommy, and little Barbara helped their cousin, Richard Para, celebrate his birthday in Chicago. Richard was, 9 years old. Company at the Para home on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. B. Murzyn, Mr. and Mrs. Wojtonand family of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cynowa and family. Birthday's Rita Bryan was 6 years old last week. Roy Erickson will celebrate his birthday on March 12. Barbara and Carol Erickson Were 7 years old on March 1. Attending their birthday party on Saturday were Gene and Jimmy Bolda, Guy, Cookie, Dolly and Slugger Pettalero, Ricky Foss, Burke Romkowske, Linda Wrublewski and Katharine Brzezinski. The children enjoyed birthday cake, candy and ice cream, and games were played. A surprise birthday party was enjoyed by Angeline Parratore and Judy Hans at the high school cafeteria last wefek. A very happy birthday to you all and many more of them. LILYMOOR NEWS Dog News Pat Golbeck's boxer dog died mysteriously last Friday. We think it was from something he ate. FILL FOR SALE GRAVEL FILL - CLAY FILL - BLACK DIRT FRANK'S EXCAVATING PHQNE McHENRY 513-J-2 s CIA L! In The Vicinity Of Lily Lake GRAVEL or CLAY FILL as low as 85* per yard Announcing .. . Something we've all been waiting ior Now Accepting , Reservations for PARTIES, BANQUETS, WEDDINGS, LODGES, CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS Call "Bob" Sctemidt, Mgr. at McHENRY 1072 Your MefHiiMEtY 1Y CLUB DINING ROOM and COCKTAIL LOUNGE IS NOW ©PINS We are again featuring the excellent food for which we are noted . Served the way you like ByiiMiisyiiM's LUNCHEON Daily Except Sunday 11:30 A.M. Til 2 P.M. On Fridays, In Addition To Our Regular Menu, We Offer A Wide Variety Of Delicious Fish Specialties. McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB JOHN ST., McHENRY, ILLINOIS . ---Baby Shower . . ._ A very lovely baby shower was hdd Thursday evening for Dotothy Cunningham. Guests attending were Roberta Wirfs, Shirley Conway, Dolores MercUre, Ann Marie May, Donna Raycraft and Joyce Krickl.- Everyone enjoyed the luncheon after the gifts were unwrapped. ' Don't Forget Don't forget to get your tickets for the Harlem Globe trotters game .March 13. Between halves, they sire going to have five acts to entertain you. For tickets call 596»M*1 or 596-J-I. * Feeling Bettor We are glad' to hear that Alma Hueckstead is feeling better. She has been very sick. ' Anniversary Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. George Steinkdoerfer, who celebralted their sixth anniversary Sunday. . Bowling We are happy to report that one of the children from Lilymoor Von a trophy. He is Eddie Samen, wfho is twelve years old. The bowling is sponsored by the Kiwanis cltfb for children 10 years and older. Birthday Happy birthday to Mrs. Laura Bedford, who is celebrating her birthday Thursday, March 8. \ • • A - Personals Mr. and Mrs. E, M. Belford, Diana Lee, Cynthia KatSierirte and Earl, Jr., were dinner guests of friends in Johnson subdivison on Sunday. • P H A R M A C Y Yes, you can depend on the competence, accuracy and courtesy of this fine pharmacy. Always make it a point to bring us your Doctor's prescriptions. Here, you are assured prompt service and uniformly fair prices. BOLGER'S PHONE 40 103 S. Green Street David Fantus attended the student potmcil convention Saturday Insured Savings: Savings invested In Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association are insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn 2'/^ per cent plui '/? per cent extra. SS-tf Printed Fabrics Are Tops For '56 Fashion fingers point to the "Ladylike Look" for 1956. For this special feminine touch, why not use a new printed fabric? Four types of floral prints lead the way this season, says Myra Baker, instructor in textiles and clothing at the University of Illinois. First comes the covered print, a massed or all-over design of flowers or leaves. Then comes the realistic print, or clusters of floral designs that look almost like real flowers. Next is the impression print that suggests the Outline of a twig or flower. The fourth type, the foliage print, is a profile of leaves or tree silhouettes, as in. i'minimrmniri,nrii' To find anything you want, use the YELLOW PAGES -- your Classified Telephone Directory. black penline oakleaf shapes.' ^ . Prints are colored- in light or bright tones. Rose, gold, green and blue are popular print colors this year with natural and white as the background. This year twin prints occupy, a strong place in the fashion picture. For example, opaque silk taffeta and filmy silk organdy, both with the same print, create a feminine picture to complement the 1956 "Ladylike Look." Want Ads bring results. Place yours with the Plaindealer today and get results. These Marching Feet Will Lead To Green S& What Are They Going For! .j -vf Shop in McHenry Stoi It# K' STOP 10NDERINS fticfacUa&eut IASTS BEAUTIFIES PROTECTS SKTS LESS COMPLETELY SATISFIES! HOLDS WATER PRESSURE LASTING PAINT for MASONRY KST IT TEST ALEXANDER LUMBER Co. PHONE McHENRY 1424 547 W. 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