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PG. 8 - PLAINDEALER - WED. FEB. 12, 1969 LAKEMOOR • LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 BENEFIT DANCE SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY NIGHT This Saturday, Feb. 15, is the big night for the dance to be held in Lakemoor. It will be held in the fire-cdmmunity building from 8 p.m. till???? You can still purchase your tickets from the village clerk or village trustees, or any of the members of the Ladies League or from any of the business houses in Lakemoor. You can also purchase your tickets at the door Saturday night. Proceeds of the dance will be used to put a new roof on the firecommunity building. VILLAGE VEHICLE STICKERS The deadline to have your 1969 village vehicle sticker on your windshield of your car is this Saturday, Feb. 15. You still have time to purchase the sticker before Saturday. You purchase them from the village clerk Pat Morrison at 119 Valley View. Tickets will be issued to those who do not have the 1969 vehicle sticker on their windshield. Save yourself money by purchasing the vehicle sticker now. CHANGE DATE OF MEETING Due to the weather and a heating problem the Lilymoor association general meeting has been changed from Feb. 11 to Feb. 24. The date is Monday, Feb. 24. It will be held at 8 p.m. at the Ryan home, located on the northeast corner of Southside and Lily Lake road, across the street from Leskes. There will be a letter sent out to all members on the change of date. You should have already received your letter. VILLAGE OF LAKEMOOR Meeting will be held this coming Thursday, Feb. 13, at 8 p.m. It will be held at the fire community building. AUXILIARY NEWS The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting at the home of Alma Hueckstaedt, Monday, ?Feb. 3. The forthcoming pancake breakfast was discussed. It will be held March 30 from 8 a.m. till 3 p.m. Where it will be held will be announced at the March meeting. Also discussed was the Easter F-gg hunt for the children of Lilymoor from the ages of 2 to 10 years. It will be held on the Hagner property. Hostess for the February meeting was Alma Hueckstaedt. Winner of the monthly prize was Eunice Tobey. The next monthly meeting will be held at the home of Marylyn LoPresti Monday, March 3, at 7:45 p.m. Hostess for the March meeting are Marion Leske and Marylyn Lo Presti. The board meeting for the auxiliary will be held atthe home of Eunice Tobey Thursday, Feb. 27, at 8 p.m. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS COMPLETE COURSE Winn Phillips of Pollock- Phillips Realty Service has announced that Winn Phillips, Grace Phillips and Virgil Pollock, salesman, have satisfactorily completed Appraisal I at Northwestern university. Two of the firm members have enrolled for Appraisal n and Principles of Building and Construction for the next semester. Barber Shop > * Hair Coloring * *• Hair Styling £ • Hair Pieces • Razor Cuts JANE'S by appointment 886-7771 EraTPTTT Ceramic Wall Tile sq. ft. 1" X 1" CERAMIC If Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile sq. h. 19c SPECIAL Solid Vinyl Tile sq. ft. 24( Tile & Supply 5002 W. Rf\ 120, McHenry 385-7310 Kadisak LADIES LEAGUE Held their meeting Wednesday, Feb. 5. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco was played. Winners were Eu-' nice Tobey, first, Florence >Iix, second, Sophie Paterson, third, and Jo Johnson, fourth. Booby went to Rose Zelenka. Guest for the evening was Marie' Long. EASTER EGG HUNT Sponsored by the Woman's auxiliary will be held Saturday, April 5, weather permitting. If the weather is unfavorable it will be held Monday April 7. • The hunt will be held on the Hagner property at 922 Valley Drive. Time for the hunt will, be from 2 to 4 p.m. Children of Lilymoor from the ages of 2 to 10 are invited to hunt for the eggs. The children taking part in the Easter egg hunt must be accompanied by a parent. If there is anyone who wishes to help out on the hunt or donate eggs please contact Marion Leske at 385-0536 or Marylyn LoPresti at 385-3779. BELATED CONGRATULATIONS Go to Chuck Thornton ahd Jean Lucarz on their engagement. Jean is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lucarz of Wonder Lake. Chuck is the son . of Charles and Irene Thornton of Lilymoor. A June wedding is planned. Congratulations, Chuck, and Jean. GET-WELL Wishes go to Val Fradinardo. Val is a patient at the Holy Family hospital inDes Plaines. HOME FROM HOSPITAL I am happy to report that Donald Vornkahl is home from the hospital and has returned to school. From The Farm Adviser Desk FIRE -XONSTANT THREAT Fire, always a constant threat, took thousands of Illinois lives and destroyed millions of dollars worth of property in 1968. ^ Combustible materials, sparks from motors, smoking and matches combine to increase the danger of fires. It takes three items to make a fire - these are: air, heat and fuel. Leave any one of the three out and there is no fire. Fight fires by breaking the fire triangle. Do your daily work with the threat of fire in mind. Keep combustible materials away from possible heat sources. Install or repair lightning rods.. When fire strikes, your greatest enemy is distance from the local fire department and from an adequate water supply. For these reasons, keep a fire extinguisher handy and know how to use it. ACCIDENTAL POISONINGS Each year in Illinois", a little more than 11,000 children below the age of 12 eat or are exposed to a hazardous substance. This report, filed by University of Illinois Extension entomologist Roscoe Randell, states that of all cases reported to the Department of Health in Springfield acci-it ntal swallowing of medicine topped the list. Household preparations or cleaning agents - pesticides - paints and cosmetics were all important in accidental poisonings. A PIG'S LIFE Baby pigs will repay you later for the "tender loving care" you give them the first few days of their life. The first day of a pig's life should be the busiest. Notch the ears first thing. It is especially important to be able to identify the gilts born in big litters. Clip the needle teeth and if the pigs are to be raised in confinement, dock their tails. It's a good idea to dip the navel into a mixture of two percent iodine in 40- to 70- percent alcohol solution. On the third day, give the pig an iron shot in the muscle in the back of the neck, or get him started on oral iron treatments. Creep feed should be offered in a week to 10 days. Pigs cm sows with plenty of milk may not eat quite this early, but give thiem a choice. Castration is recommended by two weeks of age. Wean sometime from four to eight weeks. Size is more a determining factor than age. This, time of year, supplementary heat is usually needed in the farrowing house. If pigs are piled up, shivering or have rough hair coats, that's your cue to turn up the heat. Young pig 5 need a temperature of 75 degrees to 80 degrees F., and must be protected from drafts. Space heaters help keep the building dry as well as warm. TOP SOYBEAN YIELDS Winners of the 1968 Illinois Five-Acre Soybean Yield contest were named this week. They are: Wayne Lederbrand of Pawnee with a yield of 81 bushels per acre and George Fluegel with a yield of 72 bushels per acre. J. C. Hackleman of the Illinois Crop Improvement association said sixty-nine farmers in the contest used a pre-emergence herbicide and averaged 50 bushels of soybeans per Nevada has the smallest capiacre. The majority of these tal in the United Statesfarmers also used a rotary hoe Boston, the largest, in popuand row cultivation. lation. 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