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w % vt i *1^* <^rr 4 i * ^ yY&f , m fr^ " ' '.v'v v> ^ v /"' p*a*Sbd--» ;yr.v LILYMOOR NEWS by Alma Hueckstaedt iji I-.-..-":' THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday# December 19, Lilymoor Association The association held its monthly meeting Tuesday Dec. 10. It was attended by just a handful of members; perhaps the very cold weather kept the" majority away. Plans were made for the installation of new officers which takes place Jan. 18 at Club Lilymoor. Earel Belford was appointed chairman of the program. A buffet lunch will be served at no charge to the members. Everyone is urged to attend thq intsallation and welcome in the new officers. Lake Meeting In regards to the meeting in Lakemoor attended by Maurice Haines and Vernon Ehredt they were told by the representative of the State Conservation Dept. that nothing could be done about Lily Lake without a very generous contribution from the residents of the total .area surrounding the lake. In order to put the lake in condition to hold and provide bigger and better fish it would cost thousands of dollars. Lilymoor Bible Church The Bible church holds its meetings in the little white school house on Route 120 and (the county road) Center avenue. Sunday school is held at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship is at 11 a.m. Evening Worship is held at 7:30. TTie Sunday evening service is held at the Lake Region Bible church. A mid-week prayer service is held in the pastor's home. Pastor Benton has been with the Lilymoor Bible church since May. He has a wife and four children. Pastor Benton would like it made known that anyone who has no church home is welcome at the little school house. Christmas Parties Plans are under way for the party at the Lilymoor Bible church. It is scheduled to be I held on Sunday. Dec. 22 at 3 p.m. I Everyone is welcome to attend Birthdays They are rather scarce this week. Fred Schmidt celebrated his eleventh one on Dec. 10. We hope you had a very happy day Fred. Surprise Party /A\sur prise party was given in honort>f- Charlotta Pisen's birthday in' Chicago. It was given by her Mother-in-law. Attending were Colleen and Kathleen Mazzulla Frank Mazzulla, Freddie Pisen, Bob Whitney, Joe Lucas and Mary Mazzulla, Charlotta received several unexpected gifts. Hope yoy have recovered from the surprise Charley. New Babieis We nave another" new baby in our midst this week. A boy was born to Charlotte and Frank Sickafoose. He was born Saturday, Dec. 7 at Elmhurst Memorial hospital and he weighed 7 lbs. 11 oz. The baby was named William Allen. Mother and infant are home now and both doing fine. This is, the fourth addition to the family incidentally all boys. Charlotte Pifien on the death of her grandfather, William Slanders, resident of , Cirksville, Mo. Mr. Sanders was the victim of a tractor accident. He .was 69 years old. Please accept our condolences in your sadness. Ice Warning It was suggested that a paragraph be written as a warning to children in regards to the ice on the lakes. Parents please don't give your children permission to play on the lake unless you know for sure the ice is safe enough to hold them. You probably have read or heard of the drowning of the two Beamen children, formerly of Lakemoor, because of thin ice. Every year we hear of these tragedies because children don't think about dangers and it should be up to the parents to see that their children are not allowed on the ice to soon. Sympathy Sympathy was extended to General News Mr. and* Mrs. E. Belford and children spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson and family at Clarendon Hills. The thing that made the day a little different was the fact that Norman Jr. was celebrating his fifth birthday, also attending was grandma, Mrs. Robert Thompson from Galva, 111. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says Party Bound Pineapple Dessert. •W lu SCHOOL ftw^oppwrt wmmtr |ob< and (h* pay ihwld net b« permitted >• keep boys and girii wit of school next year. Illinois Education Attociotion 300.000 MOTORISTS ASK RE-ASSIGNMENT OF'57 LICENSESTTTT" than those holding them currents ly, Secretary Carpentier said. ; For those 250 numbers, more than 2,500 requests were received this year, Mr. Carpentier said. More ^ than 300,000 Illinois Consequently, he pointed out, less motorists took advantage of the I than one out of tert requests for state's re-assignment law to re- j one, two, three and four digit tain their 1957 automobile license numbers for 1958, Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier said Pineapple Caramel Charlotte is a conversation maker that marks any meal or party as a special occasion. But in spite of the elegant, appearance and wonderful flavor, you'll be pleased at what an easy dessert it is to make. - It can be made in a mold or spring form pan to serve at the table. If you prefer to life a loaf or deep sided cake pan and serve, it in .slices or wedges the pineapple design goes on top. Pineapple Caramel Charlotte 7, 1 envelope unflavored gelatine lA pint whipping cream Vi. cup cold milk Lady fingers, or plain cake „ . Vi lb. vanilla caramels 1 can (9 oz.) sliced 1 cup canned pineapple juice pineapple Mix gelatine and milk in top of double boiler. Add caramels and cook over hot water until caramels are dissolved, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat and add pineapple juice. Chill until the mixture mounds slightly when dropped from a spoon. Fold in "whipped cream. Stand lady fingers around sides of a mold and" arrange drained cut pineapple slices in a design on bottom. Fill with caramel mixture and chill until firm. Six servings. this- week. The law requires the secretary of state to re-assign the current year's number for the next year when the applicant applies before Oct. 31 and requests that the number be assigned to him again. numbers could be filled. Total requests for special' Assignment of numbers of all/ varieties-- including low ones, high ones, numbers incorporating addresses, telephone numbers, birthdates, wedding dates, poker combinations, numbers ending in three zeros, repeat (531-531), reverses (531-135) and all others--amountFor the .one, two, three and ed to about 300,000 Secretary Carfour digit numbers, re-assignment : perttie® said. runs as high as 98 per cent, mean-1 BeyOhd 10,000, re-assignment ing that only about 250 numbers still accounts for* about 95 per from 1 to 10,000 become available cent of the lower five-digit nurhfor assignment to persons other bers and drops to about 85 per CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOPPE Now is the Time to Treat the Ladies for the Holidays Try our permanents- and,styling by experienced operators WE ALSO HANDIdS done' PATRICIA STEVENS COSMETICS Which are used by leading models 200 S. Green St. PHONE McHENR^.|p McHenry cent for the higher ones, Mr; Carpentier said. - ^ , When six-digit numbers are reached the re-assignment percentage drops to about 70 for the first 100,000 and drops sharply to 30 per cent by the time 200,000 is reached. Secretary Carpentier said;' Join the McHenry Christmas Club. State Bank 29-tf CHRISTMAS I YES w We have them here $ i Ice Cubes i and | Crashed lee 1 For Your g Christmas Party g OPEN | 8?00 a.m. to 1 p.m. H| CHRISTMAS DAY jj HOLLY'S » Texaco Service Station » 400 E. Elm St. Join the McHenry State Christmas Club. Bank 29-tf A CHAT WITH US, Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service AH Mechanical Repaint Com pie.* e Motor Overhaul Inn BUTCH'S 84 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front 8t. McHenry, 111. Phone 811 -- Residence 91-n f W * ^ Across the years, the message of the Star of Bethlehem shines into our hearts, our homes, bur churches. 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