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It. ;iSr New Lafcor Council icers Lakemoor - Lilymoor pril. vote. Then you know you can JANUARY 24, 1968 - PLA1NDEALER 7 SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 Election and installation of new officers was the highlight of the first meeting of 1988 of the McHenry County Central Labor Council, AFLCIO, at 103 Church street, Woodstock. Delegates representing 3,000 members of affiliated locals elected the above officers for one year. Left to right, front row: fluth Smith, Local 1832, IAM, Marengo, finance secretary andtreasurer;Rose Marie Byard, Local 5004, CWA, Woodstock, vice-president; Howard Doege, Local 624, IAM, Harvard, President; Jeanne Ritter, Local 922, UAW, recording secretary; Back row: Betty Rossman,"Local 5004, CWA, Woodstock, trustee; Charles Grossen, Local 624, IAM, Harvard, trustee; Marvin Eickstadt, Local 1832, Marengo, Sergeant at arms; A1 Kramka, Local 1642, AFT, Woodstock, trustee, was absent when picture was taken. DAVE WILCOX NEW SANITARY INSPECTOR The village of Lakemoor has appointed Dave Wilcox as sanitary inspector. The board is thinking of purchasing a new squad car this coming spring. Police Chief George Johnson will attend the chief of police convention in Springfield the end of January. VEHICLE STICKERS Are now on sale for the residents of Lakemoor. The deadline to have your vehicle sticker on your car is Feb. 15. A reminder that the fifteenth of February isn't too far away, days seem to have a way of flying by fast. After the deadline there will be a fine for not having your vehicle sticker on your car. You can purchase your stickers from the village clerk Pat Morrison any day except SUNDAYS. DOG LICENSES You can also purchase your dog license for 1968 from Pat Morrison. In order to purchase this license you must show your dogs current rabies certificate. Pat lives at 119 Valleyview, Please remember any day except SUNDAYS. YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? \\ I If you are 21 years of age or older and are not registered to vote you can do so now. If yoi,u have lived in the state one year, county 90 days and precinct 30 days you can register with Pat Morrison. If you are registered and have changed your name you must re-register under your ndw name. If you have moved «»yt>u are to change your address. If you see Pat Morrison she will gladly help you. There is an election coming up this June. So to be safe get registered by the middle of ALADIES LEAGUE Held their nickel social Wednesday, Jan. 17. Bunco was played. Winners were Olive Corbett, Sophie Paterson, Jessie Corbett and Florence Mix. Booby went to Lu Gravenstuk. Election of officers and trustees were held. Those elected were Helen Para, president. Viola Abrogast, vice-president, Lu Gravenstuk, secretary, and Sophie Paterson, treasurer. Trustees elected were Olive Corbett, Eunice Tobey and Rose Zelenka. The officers andtrustees will be installed at a later date. AUXILIARY NEWS The Woman's auxiliary will be held Monday, Feb. 5. It will be held in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the February meeting ^ are Marion Leske and Marylyn LoPresti. OUR SERVICEMEN Tom Para has left to take his basic training with Uncle Sam's Army. P.F.C. Bill Schuerr is now stationed with the 9th inf. Div. in Vietnam. GET-WELL Wishes go to little Evelyn Colberg who is a patient at the McHenry hospital. Here's hoping you are now home and just fine. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to little Miss Pattie Wijas who will celebrate her birthday Sunday, Jan. 28. Many happy returns, Pattie. W\ HAIL DAMAGE Illinois farmers collected more than fifteen and one-half million dollars in crop loss payments from hail insurance companies in 1967, George Thiem, manager of the Crop Insurance Research bureau, disclosed in a year-end summary. Payments varied from $26,105 to a Carroll county corn and soybean grower in northwestern Illinois, Delbert , Newcomer of Lanark, to less than $100 for numerous lightly damaged fields. Claims were received from all except two of the state's 102 counties. Appearing before Magistrate William J. Gleason in Branch HI court last week, James H. Hansen was fined $17 and $5 costs on a speeding charge* For improper display of license, the case of Edwin J. Heim was postponed for jury trial. His case for driving while under the influence of liquor was continued to Jan. 25 in Branch I court and also a charge of leaving the scene of the accident. He requested a trial for all charges. The case of George P. Thompson for driving under the influence of liquor was continued to Feb. 21. NEW COUNTRY CLUB Construction of an all-new $600,000 Crystal Lake Country club facilities are hurrying forward, aimed .at a July 15, 1968 completion d&te. "One of the big benefits of the expanded facilities will be the ability of the club to serve more memberships," Stanley J. Tanan, president, said this week. BERNICE WILSON LYNNE MUNROE RETUHZM'B FROM VISIT IN JAPAN Lynne Munroe is home again after three wonderful months in Japan and the island of Okinawa. The night of Oct. 18 was spent in Tokyo in a Japanese style hotel with beds on the floor, after which it was desided the western way was best. All day Thursday was spent shopping on the Ginza, which is Tokyo's loop, and a lot of money changed hands. That evening there was a night club tour which included a real sukiyaki dinner, then on to a kabuki theater where all the roles are played by men, from there to a geisha house where they witnessed a mock wedding. The next day they toured the city of Nikko which is 100 miles north of Tokyo, where the day was spent going through the many shrines and temples. The following day they visited Kyoto, the former capital of Japan, located about 200 miles south of Tokyo where luckily the annual Jidai Festival, Festival of the ages was going on so.another day went by as they watched the parade which represents different periods in Japanese history and everyone is dressed in authentic costumes. The remainder of the time was spent on the island of Okinawa visiting with her sister and getting acquainted with her new niece. NEWS ITEMS Sorry to hear that Mrs. August Hagemann slipped, fell and broke her wrist and is now wearing a cast and is unable to do much of anything. Joan Dostal is doing just fine after her recent surgery and if all continues to go well hopes to be home Saturday. Our sincere sympathy to Herbert and Winifred Clausen - whose daughter, Betty, passed away last week. NATAL DAYS Many happy returns of the day to Joseph Valek who will be 11 on jan . 25, Edward Keevins, Matthew 'Sam' Zeimet, Julia Zeimet and Lenore Camasta on the twenty-sixth, Daniel Camasta on the twenty-seventh, Michael Clark who will be 9 on the twenty-eighth, William Pinkonsly m, and Nancy Ewald on the twenty-ninth, Billy will be 8, and Gail Gunder who will have ten candles on her cake on the thirtieth. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations are in order this week to the Pinkonslys as William 'Pinky' and Margaret celebrate their anniversary,on Jan. 27 and on the twentyeighth William and Joyce celebrate their big day. Much happiness to all. MEETING OF THE SHORES CLUB Hope there will be a good turnout for the special meeting of the Club on Jan. 25 at the VFW hall. There will be a demonstration of a new voting 385-4380 machine by Vernon Kays at the meeting besides the planning of future events, the proceeds to be used for the betterment of our roads, All residents are invited to attend. Refreshments as usual. FAREWELL TOTHEJENNERS Dale, Ruth, Chuckie and Cynthia Jenner are leaving us today to go to Yorktown Heights, N. Y. to live. Dale has been transferred and will be working in White Plains. Best wishes for much happiness in their new home, sorry to see them go. FOUR WEEKS TO DEADLINE FOR LICENSES Less than four weeks now remain for Illinois motorists to have their 1968 license plates displayed on their vehicles, Secretary of State Paul Powell warned. The deadline for displaying the current year's^plates is midnight Thursday, Feb. 15, and merely having applied for the plates or carrying them inside the car will not constitute compliance with this ruling, he said. Mr. Powell advised owners planning to apply by mail to have their applications in his office by Feb. 1, and preferably by Jan. 25, in order to be assured of receiving the plates in time for the deadline. Processing of applications apd the fact the plates are handled by the post office as third class mail may mean that two, and possibly three, weeks may elapse between receipt of the applications and arrival of the plates at their destination, he said. . Secretary Powell added that car owners who apply immediately can expect quicker delivery of their plates because their applications can be processed before the last minute rush of aDDlications arrive. JK ElfPlStT ©toeyiMG (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAINING ° BATHING • Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2436 (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) FOR THAI OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR - COME TO yCoenewHtti'to SAMMG* C<MPMY • 35 V«rd38£s3 of • True Gesroaa Style Flavor* • Lean HMzos-y Smoked Imh • Country Made Savage • Dellclova Hickory Smeked Heme Roate ltO Eao& MT WTU IX PHONE 385-6260 V©5©» BMtacSa ies make your food You bet they do. And we should know. 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