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• •Ag Sec. 2 Plaindealer - Wed., Apr., 10, 1968 OOR - LlLYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 VILLAGE TO WARS •OWNERS OF TRASH OWJPROPERTY During the next two months the sanitary inspector of the village of Lakemoor will be touring the village to inspect Buy trash laying around. Owners of any property with trash on it will be given a warning to clean it up. If not cleaned up, tickets will be issued. Residents of Lakemoor are allowed two (2) twenty gallon containers with lids on them. If there is too much trash the owners or resident of the homo will have to make arrangements on their own to have the trash picked up and hauled away. Within the next month engineers will be going over the roads to see what needs repairing. A check of the roads will be done before repairing. The village has appointed a new police officer who is William Frasemer. The village is also purchasing a new squad car. The next village meeting will be held tomorrow, Thursday, April 11. Village meetings are held the second Thursday of eac h month. Please try to attend your village meetings and see what is going on first hand. If you have any questions or even complaints bring them up at the village meetings and you will know what is going on first hand. NO SUNDAYS Village Clerk Pat Morrison has office hours Monday through Saturday. If you have any business with the village clerk she will gladly take care of it during the day or evening six days a week, but please NOT ON SUNDAYS. Sunday is the day of rest for most people and the only day they can be with thei r family. So if you have any business with Pat do it anyday except Sunday. AUXILIARY NEWS The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting in the large dining room of Club Lilymoor. The women welcomed president Lee Bassi back from her vacation. Discussed was the forth commg rummage sale to be held May 17 and 18. The monthly prizS was won by Eunice Tobey. Tni?- auxiliary welcomes back as a member Marge Polinski. The women were happy to see Marge back. Hostess for the April meeting was Helen Rodde. The next monthly meeting will be held Monday, May 6, hostesses for the May meeting are Pearle Stineman and Kay Meyer. OUR SYMPATHIES No words can express our deepest sympathies to Sallie Rogers on the loss of her husband. Charles, better known to his many friends as Charlie passed,away on Friday, April 5 at the McHenry hospital. -• Charlie had been a resident of Lilymoor for many years and was a past president of the Lilymoor association. He is survived by his wife, Sallie, and three daughters, Mrs. Sue Wirfs, Mrs. Helen Golbeck and Mrs. Marge Hiller all of McHenry, sons, John at home, and Gilbert of Mount Prospect. THE CANCER CRUSADE Started the first of April and will run the rest of this month. Chairman of the McHenry township, past postmaster Ray Mc- Gee has as his caplian of Lakemoor, Annette Schmit of 406 W. Rand road. Her co-worker is Ingrid Schubert. Annette and Ingrid will be calling on you this month so please open your heart like you have done in the past and give what ever you can. Let us in our small way help stamp out cancer* SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION This Saturday, April 13, is election of the school board for the high and grades school board. Polls will be opened from twelve noon til 7 p.m. The polling place for here is the firecomm unity building in Lake-1 moor. See you at the polls this: Saturday, April 13. BACK FROM VACATIONS Squib and Pat Morrison enjoyed seeing the different interesting sights in the state of Flo« rida. While there they visited Pat's father, Mr. Lorenzana of Orlando. Both Pat and her father were very happy to see each other. Lee Bassi returned home after spending sometime down in New Orleans visiting with her family and friends. Welcome home Squib and Pat and Lee. BIRTHDAY PARTY Lee Ann Meyer really enjoyed her third birthday Wednesday, April 3 with a birthday party. Those who helped Lee Ann celebrate were Tammy and Robin Leone, Julie and Mary Polinski, Cindy and April So- Isebee, Lorie, Susan and Mary Tyree, Roxanne and Terry Meyer, her uncle Randy Colberg and Mary Schuerr. Games were played and all had a good time. Lee Ann received many lovely gifts. BELATED BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Pauline Bender. Pauline celebrated her sweet sixteen birthday Monday, April 1. Many happy birthdays Pauline. HOME FROM HOSPITAL I am happy to report that Val Fradinardo is now home from the hospital. Val will have to take it easy for sometime to come. Welcome home Val. WELCOME Laird Patton who has been a summer resident of Lilymoor for the past forty plus years now is residing with Eunice Tobey. It would be nice for him to see his many friends he has made out here. WHO CORNER? Who went to town last Friday and got half way home and remembered they left their sister in town. Good morning M.L. lilMHIY BERNICE WILSON RES 385-4380 ZELVIS GIRLS ARE WINNERS IN COLOR CONTEST Susan and Christine Zelvis ages 11 and 9, respectively, were winners in the Riverside Drive Coloring Contest held last week. Congratulations to the girls and the proud parents of these talented children who continue to make good news items instead of the usual things we hear about some of the youngsters these days. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week are going out to Kathleen Marie Clark, and Ray PogOr on the tenth, Bertha Quinn and John Palmer on the twelfth and Bonnie Jo Pinkonsly who will be 7 years old on the fourteenth. AROUND THE SHORES Mrs. Doris Winters of Philadelphia, Sam's mother, is spending some time here following a vacation trip to Hawaii. During the week the family attended a m isical given by the McHenry high school students and David Winters was given a big hand as he performed in the chorus of the play, which may launch him on a new career. Connie Lindwall and her daughter, Karen Colomar, had lunch with Audrey Whitney one day last week and enjoyed a nice gab fest. Loretta Ramage entertained two of her friends at a dinner Saturday night. Mrs. Helen Evens and Mrs. Dolly La Tessa had a fine dinner and Dolly stayed on for the weekend.. A happy and joyous Easter to each and every one of you, see you next week. Pk. Tax included With Gas Purchase Piggy Bank Gas Rt. 31 & 120 McHenry I I I . IN CLOSING If you know of anyone who is ill or in the hospital from Lilymoor please contact Alma Hueckstaedt at 385-5689 or myself at 385-2645. We would like to send out cards to them if they are residents of Lilymoor or members of the association. w Can I? Q. What can I do about a cigarette burn in a carpet? A. First brush the burned spot. Use sandpaper to clean any remaining charred threads. Put a small amount of glue into the hole and spread evenly with fingers. While the glue is setting take a razor blade and scrape lightly the top of the carpet in some other area that most closely matches the burned section. When you have scraped iqj enough lint, drop it loosely into the hole and tamp gently. In a few days, after normal use the rug will look as good as ever. Q. How can I impart a glossier appearance to some of my linens? A. Try adding a few drops of glycerin to the starch that is used when laundering these linens. Q. How can I prevent my white kid gloves from turning yellotWs^ after a few cleanings? A. By adding a teaspoon of powdered bofaxtoyour cleaning fluid. Q. How can I renew the seal in small jar lids? A. Cut some disks of the required size from some empty cardboard milk containers. These will be just the right thickness, are well waxed and will serve the purpose much better than several layers of ordinary waxed paper. Q. How can I remove old wax from my Jiardwood floors? A. By applying carbon tetrachloride or turpentine with a soft, clean cloth. Remove the softened wax, go over the floor with a cloth wrung out of soapand water solution, then rinse. Q. How can I soften brown sugar and make it easier to measure? A. By placing it in a flat baking dish and placing in the oven for a few minutes. Watch it closely, however, to avoid burning! Q. Is there any way I can renovate some cracked dishes? A. If the cracks in your dishes are not too deep, you can probably make them invisible by boiling the dishes in sweet milk for about an hour, over low heat. This is often wonderfully effective, for keeping intact some pieces that would otherwise be hard to replace. Q. Do you have a suggestion for the safe mailing of watches, jewelry, or other delicate packages? A. Try packing them inside a rubber sponge that has been cut almost in half lengthwise. Q. What is the easiest way to clean out the black and gummy stains from ashtrays? A. One of the best for this is denatured alcohol. Q. How can I renovate some rusted metalware? A. Dip it into some pure cider vinegar, then let it dry for a few days. Wipe away the remaining loosened rust particles. Q. How can I cut down on the shedding of my angora sweater? A. If you can find room for it in your refrigerator, try keeping it there between wear - ings. Works real well. Q. How can I make^ cake flour? A. By adding two tablespoons of cornstarch to each cup of ordinary flour. Big Service+Savings = Best Car Insurance Value Simple formula, and State Farm follows it. You'll probably get more protection and more service for less dollars by insuring your car with State Farm. INSURANCI l Let's talk today. STATI FARM Joe Podpora 1212 Green Sf. McHenry, 385-4080 P 6709 STAT! 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