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pG. 10 - PLAINDEALER - WED., OCT. 9, 1968 IAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR Pat Morrison 385-6396 ASSOCIATION HOLDS GENERAL MEETING OCT. 9 Hie Lilymoor association will hold its general meeting Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 8 p.m. at Club Lilymoor. It is very important that all members attend the meeting. A general election of officers will be held for the year 1969. VILLAGE OF LAKEMOOR The regular meeting of the village board will be held this Thursday, Oct. 10, at 8 p.m. at the village hall. All residents that are interested in what is being done in the. pillage should attend these meetings^ LADIES LEAGUE The Ladies League held their * regular meeting Wednesday, Oct. 2. A social was held following the business meeting. Prizes won at the social were Jessie Corbett, first prize; Rose Zelenka, second prize; Barbara Para, third prize and Olive Corbett, booby prize. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations are in order to Harry and Lill Neumann who will be celebrating their wedding anniversary Oct. 10; alsoto Bob and Marylyn LoPresti, Oct. 13 and Larry and Jo Bartlett, Oct. 14. May all of you enjoy many more years of wedded bliss. OUR BOYS IN THE SERVICE Michael Zabrosld came to visit and to report he is now a civilian again, having received his discharge after serving two years with the Marine Corps. Happy to have you home again, Mike. Home on leave for awhile is Michael Hatch. Mike is serving with the UJS. Navy on a submarine tender with his home base in New London, Conn. David Tobey surprised his mother last week with a call, having just returned from Halifax, Nova Scotia. David is with the Navy stationed at Rhode Island. Word from Thomas Para is he has been promoted to Private First Class. Thomas is withthe Army, stationed in Germany. William Daley, former resident of Lake moor, was out visiting the Stan Zabroski family last week. Bill is with the army in radio communications and . will be stationed in Germany. NEWS BITS We were sorry to hear that Helen Donovan is still confined to the McHenry hospital With , the injuries suffered last month in an automobile accident. Here*i3 hoping you will be up and around "before too long, Helen. Also on the sick list are Genevieve Pokett and Mr. Tobey. A speedy recovery to both of you. Congratulations to Robert and Martha Brock who became the proud parents of a baby boy on Oct. 1. We hear that Scott Fuhler has been elected President of the sophomore class at the McHenry high school. Congratulations, Scott. Eunice Tobey enjoyed a restful and wonderful weekend over Sept. 28-29, visiting Rose and Bud Caho in Salk Village, friends of 26 years. The welcome mat is out to Mr. and Mrs, William Frasemer who recently moved into our village from Round Lake, 111. Bill is a patrolman for the Village of Lakemoor. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmoth who are the new owners of the Vogue. HAPPY BIRTHDAY To Gloria Cassell who cele- WHISPERING OAKS Gertrude Disaey 385-7515 SENIOR CITIZENS ATTENDED OPEN HOUSE AT SCHOOL A number of the residents of Whispering Oaks attended the dedication of the new high school building. We heard Senator Dirksen -stressing the importance of an education. SICK NOTES Jack Young of Sussex is in the Lutheran General hospital at DesPlaines under going tests. Mrs. Linder of 1110 Manchester Mall is not feeling so well. We hope she soon will be herself, and come out smiling again. VIEW BEAUTY OF TREES Mr. and Mrs. Hedlund of Ashley plan on a colorama trip to see the colored leaves up in Door County, Wis. We see them also going up to see my mother in Wausau, Wis. Rib Mountain is a beautiful sight. NEWS BITS Mrs. Marie Curtain at 1123 Manchester Mall is afraid she will be in the acorn nursery business, before long, for there are so many acorns on her yard. She says any one wanting any acorns, come help yourself, pick all you want. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford of Sussex, the busy folks, always doing something for some one, took time off to see old friends in Canton, 111. Their daughter Marlene and family came to see them for the weekend and enjoyed the good cooking of Mrs. Crawford. I shall attempt to describe the events of our trip to the west, day by day in my weekly column. The first day we came out of the darkness, out of the rain, into the sunshine and clear blue skies of South Dakota. Ihis , was the -only memorable, event of the day. The night and dtty long drive of 750 miles was a grind, 15 hours olit.We stayed at Chamberlain, South Dakota, over night. Continued next week. P6p2l HUUK WORN PROUDIY by some 10,000^000 carscoast-to-c@asf! Does your car have one? Call: Joe Podporo 1212 Green St. Mc Hen ry, 385-4080 STATE PA Ufa INSURANCI RM Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois Fail imp Spec! 30 in. Gas Custom SAVE $40 '*«. t> SPECIAL SALE Regularly selling for $199.00 $15900 No trades SKM26CX Available in white, coppertone, avacado,-and harvest "Cluma-Guard" backsplash. Cool-valve front No-drip edge. Lift-up top. 270° Circle-Simmer burners. Lift-off oven door. Large oven. Pull-out, smokeless, two-piece broiler. Deep-drawn base construction, lighted Oven LEE & RAY ELECTRIC brated her big day on Oct. 7 and to John Cassell who will celebrate his birthday on Oct. 12. May you, both have many more. JUST A NOTE That during the next few weeks while Shirley Schuerr, your regular writer,is convalescing, I will be more than happy to print any bits of news you may have, so please don't hesitate to call me at any time. PU enjoy hearing from you. News About Our Servicemen PRESENT PLAY Hie Harvard Players' scheduled production of "Barefoot In The Park" will* be presented at Washington school in Harvard on Oct. 1*1, 12 and 13. Tickets can be purchased from any Harvard Player member, or write 805 E. Brown street, Harvard, Illinois for ticket information. A limited number of tickets will be sold at the door. Curtain is at 8:30 p.m. promptly. ed a second lieutenant in the Ordinance corps. The challenging twenty-three week course is designed to provide the U.S. Army with qualified ordinance platoon leaders. The curriculum includes the training in mechanical and technical equipment, topography, and military science and engineering. Emphasis is given to developing leadership capabilities and increasing physical proficiency. Lt. Berry will now be assigned to the U.S. Army Ordinance school at Aberdeen Proving ground, Md., for further training. HOLIDAY HII ULS NEWS imez romo S8B49IS Someone has suggested that the outer garments of patriotism often cover the underwear of self-interest. ARNOLD H. BERRY Arnold H. Berry, 2717 North Orchard drive, McHenry, has graduated from the United States Army Engineer Officer Candidate school at Fort Belvoir, Va., and has been commission- ENROLLS IN COLLEGE William W. Krater, son of Mrs. Joan Krater, 4518 W. Shore, McHenry, has enrolled as a freshman at Grand Valley State college, Allendale, Mich. Krater plans to major in biology at the liberal arts college which offers B.A., B.S. and B. Phil degree programs. He is a 1968 graduate of McHenry Communiy high school. Some parents raise their children by the Good Book -- others, by the comic book. SHIPWRECK THEME OF WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING OCT. 11 The Holiday Hills Women's club will hold its annual membership kick-off dinner on Wednesday, Nov. 13. Hie committee is busy at work on the menu and will soon be contacting you for your reservation. Keep that date open! Tonight's meeting being held at the Mahon home will feature a shipwrecked theme. Come one and all and join the fun! QUEEN CANDIDATE Penny Walters, daughter of Mickey and Gerry Walters, has been nominated as a queen candidate for this year's homecoming at McHenry high school. Besides a queen candidate, we have several boys playing football on the McHenry teams this year, both Janik boys, Mike and Tom, Matt Justes, Billy Schmidt, Dean Heise and Jeff Kasprzyk. This Friday is Mc- Henry*s homecoming game. Lefs get out and cheer these young people on to victory and back all of our young people in their worthwhile endeavors. They need our backing, not our criticism. SYMPATHY Our sincere sympathy to the families of Arnold Peterson and Erna Novak on the death of their mother, Mrs. Gertrude Peterson. Mrs. Peterson, who was living with Arnold on Sunset drive, died on Thursday, Oct. 3. JIMMY'S 6TH BIRTHDAY,, Wednesday, Sept. 25, was a big day at the Mullins home, as Jimmy celebrated his tenth birthday. Immediately after school, the following guests arrived to enjoy the party; Jeff and , David McLendon, Tony, Derrick and Kerry Christy, Jim and Robert Tacldtt, Mike Kathan, Kenny Hallberg, Robert Sunday, Danny Kdppen, Jay Weise and Jimmy and Timmy Frantz. With a guesf list that long, Mom Mulllhs'need&d assistance and her able helpers were Mis? Suzette Christy, Leone Katlipft and Lorna Tackitt. GREETINGS Happy anniversary to Leone and Leon Kathan on the twelfth, happy birthdays to Bill Boettcher on the thirteenth, to Harry Postal on the fourteenth and to Renee Jende and Douglas Gabriel on the fifteenth, also to Kim Kathan who was listed as Ken in last week's column. Kim celebrated her tenth birthday on the third. JOHN ADAMS "Yesterday the greatest question was decided which ever was debated in America; and a greater perhaps never was, nor will be, decided among men. 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