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Ten THE MyHENfnr PL A,ITipEALES - Thursday. August 2, 1962 tl Lakemoor DISCUSS FUTURE MAINTENANCE OF COMMUNITY HOUSE Annette Schmit At a special meeting of the Lakemoor village board on Thursday, , July 26, several lengthy discussions were held regarding the past history of the Lakemoor fire-community house and where it will "o in the future. A special meeting is planned for Aug. 7, which is on a Tuesday. The meeting will he started at eight o'clock and is designed for the purpose of congregating all villagers in one spot so as to prepare plans for tlie upkeep and maintenance of the fire-community b u i l d i n g . A l l v i l l a g e r s a r e asked to be present. The cooperation of all the folks hereabouts is necessary for the future of this building. Discussion of a future gas heating syslem in the building took quite a bit of.the allotted time of the meeting and plans for such will be brought before the public, ^at the meeting t f the seventh. This will be an attempt at a civic project to make our village progress. HomeovS-ners as well as any renters are asked to be present for this meeting. Our Police Magistrate. Harry Brady, presented to the board an item prepared by the. Secretary of State, Charles Carpentier, regarding the illegal use of go-carts on the roads in the State of Illinois. In order to operate such a motor vehicle in the state of Illinois, it must be duly licensed by the Secretary, and have its front and tail head lights and other such details on the vehicle. For more information regarding same, residents who do operate these vehicles should contact the Secretary of State in Springfield for literature in order to prevent the use of such as illegal. Contracts have been signed and motor fuel tax work will begin to progress soon. Road work on graveled roads in the village will begin shortly, the roads to be worked on being; Hollywood, Tia Juana, M o r n i n g s i d e , V e n i c e , and the catch basin on Riverside Drive and Elaine Terrace. At least a three foot catch basin will be installed at this corner to correct the water problem at -that intersection. The basin will be hooked up to the large farm tile which runs under that point. An estimated cost of $850. was made for the graveling and catch basin. tion down there. He says, "Hi Friends!-- Greetings from Ola Mexico. It's truly beautiful down here. Best regards to all. Signed, Joey. Forty Year Reunion Mrs. Odette Brodd had some excitement in her household for twelve days recently. Her brother, Ed» Jacobsen of Oregon, made a visit to see her after she had not seen him in forty years. Grand and glorious was the reunion of a devoted brother and sister. Odette tells us that Ed owns & 105 acre orchard and home* there in Oregon. We imagine this must have been a big thrill for all concerned. tion forgotten was? what a "rod" Lakemoor Scouts The Lakemoor Scouts were busy in South Milwaukee on Saturday, July 28, and were in the V. J. Day parade at Woodstock on July 29. They had plans of being at Lake Forest yesterday, Aug. 1, but since the column deadline was last Sunday, I am unable to give a full report on their activities until next week. Bad Fortune We got word last week that John Leland Lomax has been in pretty bad straights lately. He had taken a bad fall last winter and has been in the hospital. He refused home from the hospital on July 21 and is still in bed. His problem was a very bad injury to the vertebrea in the base of the spine. His life in the future will ived a good deal of cheer along with much patience and fortitude on his part. It would be so very nice if his friends around town would drop a line or i\vo or perhaps a get-well cprd. He can use all the cheer he can get. We sure hope you come along alright, John. Tomato-pickin* Thieves Here's one for the books! Mary Schiavone. and Pearl (Jerry) Gannon were joint hobbyists in a lovely little warden for their own use. They both used their brain and braun to develop the tomatoes which they very eagerly awaited ripening. As the blooms turned to fruit and the fruit turned golden in color, nearly ready for harvest, they watched with anticipation for the almighty day when they could enjoy their first freshly picked tomato. That day never arrived. Someone got to the plants while their backs were turned and uprooted all but three tomato plants. On investigation, Mary found her plants strewn all over the neighborhood, almost beyond recognition. Such a rotten trick ought to go punished to the hilt. What kind of a person would it take to destroy a hobby of two fine ladies, both hardworking and useful citizens. These girls really loved the work and the beauty of their garden, and now what? It Is reasonable to assume that this was the work of unattended youth. What has happened to the days of guidance, supervision, and discipline. The word discipline comes from the word disciple. A disciple was a foJlower of Christ for an extreme purpose. Has the new genera- Wins Contest Heard from Diane Kibbe this week at which time she told of her dad's (Phil Kibbe) good fortune recently. Phil operates a gas station in Mount Prospect and in a contest with 120 other operators he came out the victor for the most attractive and clean station. This was the cleanliness award that most major oil companies present once a year. Congratulations, Phil. More news on the Phil Kibbes-- Dad along with mom, Doris, have just returned home from their vacation at Delavan Lake, Wis. They had a wonderful time. Welcome home! Lily Lake Ladies League The League bake sale held last week proved to be quite a success. The ladies were su very pleased that everyone came out to buy and that ah the girls donated so nicely. They over did their last year's sale this year which is quite an achievement. The League met again on Wednesday, Aug. 1. Bible School There is a Baptist minister at present at the "Little School House" and vacation bible school is now in session Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon. On Sunday, Aug. 5, there will be an enrollment Sunday for children from ages 3 to 16. Revival services will be held Mondays through Saturday of t)ie same Week at'7:30 p.m.'1 Chit-Chat . Mr. and Mrs. Gibson had as their house guest last \veek, their grandson, Louis. J. J. Schmit returned from a week's vacation with his aunt and-, uncle, the W. C. Schmits of Hanover Park. His sister, Mary Therese, left on Saturday last for a week also with the same relatives. Amen So, that's it for this week. That telephone number again is 385-5536. Don't forget to call. I wait eagerly all week to hear from you and know that you enjoy reading about your friends and neighbors. If no one answers, ma-ma went to get groceries, try back. See you at the fecial meeting of all the villagers on Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 8 p.m. $GT. DUGGAN NEW ARMY RECRUITER IN THIS COUNTY Sgt. Walter L. Duggan is the new U. S. Army recruiter in McHenry county, located at the recruiting station, Jefferson and Jackson streets, Woodstock. tjie United States CoastrGUaixl in June, 1942, and served in the European and Pacific theater of operations dur i n g World War 2. Sgt. Duggan then re-enlisted in the United States Army in 1948, and has been on active duty since. He has also served in the Korean conflict, other overseas areas include Okina- Sgt. Duggan first entered ! wa, Japan, Plawaii, Europe and A RUDY BECKERS £§b KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In Phono EVergreen 5-2436 STUD SERVICE.. German short-hair pointer puppies available BOARDING ... Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving Labrador. States i d e assignments include Camp Pickett, Va., Ft. Belvoir, Va., Ft. Knox, Ky., Ft. Benning, Ga.t Camp Wolters, Texas, and Ft. Campbell, Ky. He has been a resident of McHenry county since 1935, and now besides at 394 Poplat^ street, Crystal Lake, with hl?j wife and two children. • Sgt. Duggan believes hQ well qualified to answer any question that any young men " and women might have about the U. S. Army. FOB THAT OLD FASHIONED FIJIVOB COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGJES t TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS ^ Route 120 - Just East of Route IS - Volo, OL Phone EVergreen 5-6260 PROFE^TOHRL DIRECTORY EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE fire, Auto, Farm & Life b» Representing fBFSLIABLE COMPANIES When Yon Need Insurance ol Any Kind Phone 385-0043 or 385-0953 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, in Accident An auto accident last week made front page coverage for several of our local youths. Corky Foss will be at a loss for a while during which time his pretty red jobber will be in the shop for bump work. Travelling with Cork at the time of the accident was Don Kibbe and Eddie Steadman and another boy and girl who were friends of theirs. In order to avoid a headon collision, Corktook to a ditch and rolled over. Outside of the girl companion receiving stitches in her shoulder, no one was very seriously injured. The young folks were pretty lucky at that. DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist - 1236 N. Green Street Office Phone: 385-0186 Res. Phone: 385-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-62 SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment 2 Miles South on Rt. 81 Phone 385-0950 8-62 Milda Mathews Passes Friends and neighbors of the village were saddened to hear of the passing of young Milda Mathews. We wish to extend to Mr. Mathews and the children our deepest sympathy. The Mathews had resided for a short while in Fritzches Estates and many of their friends were in this locale. Milda passed away on July 24 leaving five children under age fourteen. Services were iheld in Mount Vernon, 111. Heard from Joe Got a post card last week with a picture of the Vista P a n o r a m i c a , La Quebrada Sent from the sight-seeing ship, Barco de Oro, in the Quebrada A c a p u l c o , G u e r r e r o , Mexico. Joe Basset is on vaca- GORDON E. 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