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V / LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 VOTERS MUST REGISTER BY MONDAY, MARCH 17 This coming Monday, March 17, is the last day for those who are not registered to vote to register for the forthcoming village election in April. If you are not registered you cannot vote in the village election. You can register with the village clerk Pat Morrison at 119 Valley View, any day. Please no Sundays. ABSENTEE BALLOTS Monday, March 17, is the first day for those who will vote absentee to apply for their ballot. Deadline to apply for absentee by mail is April 10. Deadline to apply in person for an absentee ballot is April 12. You may apply for your ballot from the village clerk, Pat Morrison, at 119 Valley View. ' VILLAGE MEETING Will be held this coming Thursday, March 13, at the firecommunity building at 8 p.m. AUXILIARY NEWS The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting at the home of Marylyn LoPresti, Monday, March 3. The forthcoming pancake breakfast was discussed. The breakfast will be held at the Moose hall in McHenry. Hostess for the meeting was Marylyn LoPresti. Winner of the monthly prize was Connie Johnson. The next monthly meeting will be held Monday, April 7, at the home of Marge Polinski. Hostesses for the April meeting are Elsie Metz and Marge Polinski. Meeting will start, at 7:45 p.m. PANCAKE BREAKFAST The Woman's auxiliary is sponsoring a pancake breakfast Sunday, March 30, from 8 a.m. till 2 p.m. The breakfast will be held at the Moose hall in McHenry. Proceeds of the breakfast will be used to purchase a plaque in honor of all the men of Lilymoor who have and are serving in the armed forces. You can purchase your tickets at the door the day of the breakfast. LADIES LEAGUE Held their regular meeting Wednesday, March 5. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco was played. Lu Gravenstuk won first, Helen Para won second and Rose Zelenka won third. Booby went to Florence Mix this time. The ladies were very happy and welcomed Marie Hyatt to the meeting. Due to the weather and not feeling well Mariec could not attend the meetings before. RUMMAGE SALE The Lilymoor association is holding a rummage sale April 18 and 19. Hie sale will take place at the Ryan home on Southside and Lily Lake road. If you have any articles for the sale please contact Marion Leske at 385-0536 or Connie Johnson at 385-3908. BELATED BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Jake Johnson who celebrated his birthday Friday March 7. Many happy returns Jake. WEDDING BELLS Rang out for Donald Kopsell and Sharon Johnson on Saturday Feb. 22. Donald is the son of Mr, and Mrs. George Kopsell, Sr., of Lakemoor. Sharon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson of1 Crystal Lake. James Kopsell, brother of Donald, was best man at the wedding. Congratulations Donald and Sharon and hope you have many years of happiness ^together. OUR SERVICEMEN Two of our young men have hung up their civilian clothes to proudly wear the uniform of Uncle Sam for the next few years. Jerry Sossong is proudly wearing the uniform of the Army. Charlie Schmidt is proudly wearing the uniform of the Navy. GRADUATION Gene Bolda graduated from the Illinois State Police academy Friday, March 7, in Springfield. Attending Gene's graduation were his wife, Micki, his mother, Ann Bolda, brother, Jerry, and his aunt, Mrs. Ray Stilling, and her two daughters. Gene will be working Out of Station 2 in Elgin. Congratulations Gene on becoming a state policeman. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Deborah Jean Vornkahl who became a great big two years old Monday, March 10. Greetings go to Dorothy Krein, who celebrated her big day Tuesday, March Hi Greetings also go to Jean Dember who .will celebrate her big day Thursday, March 13. Many happy returns Deborah Jean, Dorothy and Jean. The lowest tides recorded in U.S. is 2 inches, on the Florida Keys; the highest, Bay of Fundy, Maine, 48 to 50 feet. ^Vomen Of The Moose Sr. Rgt. Ila Hogan called the March 4 meeting to order. After the fourfold, enrollment was held for Monique Kopp, sponsored by Alyce Kowal, balloting was held. Recorder Gloria Flannigan read the minutes of the Feb. 18 meeting. Card Chairman Florence Tussey gave her report. It was reported that Coworker Bonnie Hienz has a new wee one, and that Coworker Kathryn Low is in Michael Reese hospital and Gertrude Barbian and Mabel Thomas are at Sherman hospital,. Elgin. Best wishes to all. McHenry Chapter had nineteen co-workers attend the mid-winter conference at Fox Lake. The red stole investiture ceremony director was Marjorie Fernstrom, acting as pro tem for Mabel Thomas, College of Regents. Receiving their red stoles were Alice Young, investing officer, Helen PhilyaW; Alpha Winters of Highland Park, investing officer, Helen Meckley. The Grand Council of the Women of the Moose has authorized the change of the rca stole ceremony to be scheduled for the College of Regents chapter nierht program held in • nurvi KM rqiu(Man tti*l iHtt.a lt rrictt •fftctta thru March 1 Sth NATIONAL-FAMOUS FOR FINE MEAT Only great cattle can produce great beef... and National's expert meat buyers select only the finest of young Herefords and Black Angus to become famous Colorado Brand Corn-Fed Beef. These cattle feed on a unique diet of "cooked" corn for five to six months to produce the most mouth watering steaks and roasts you have ever tasted. It's the finest beef you can buy and it's available only at National! FREE! 3l rresn Leon Corn Country Pork Center Cut PORK CHOPS GROUND CHUCK / KNEIP Round LUXURY CRUISES FOR TWO! -ON TNK ©QDHHKL /I EXPENSE PAID VACATION FOR / 9 ROMANTIC DAYS! !/ '* CD/A\G5D/A\DS/A\ No /ill fly w°N boord°t° Ui io"l pleoiui' Jomoi<a Qi - - in th« Baho will b* »<h»dul*d in Moy, 1969. 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V PORK & BEANS 10 IADYBETTY nc.. 14-OI. Can CANTRECE II NYLONS Btl. lO-oi Pack of KRAfT B** 4 Po<k Ctn ISKIMO Pll ^ EMERAID 10TI0N DETERGENT £ 3 CRACKER BARREL CHEESE STICKS E "? ICE CREAM BARS „ M-'h15th: ' • nth' ? -- Mo.ch 15th: \\'CC SAVE CASH-SAVE STAMPS each chapter, starting with July, 1969. « An address on election of officers was presented by Sr. Rgt. Ila Hogan. McHenry chapter had the Mooseheart Endowment fund march at the conference." Closing of the 1969 mid-winter conference was by Antioch chapter. L.O.O.M. has another big night in store for the coworkers. Celebrate the St. Patrick's party March 15 with corned beef and cabbage, green beer and dancing. Make your reservation at the club room. Co-workers to celebrate birthdays were Carolyn Sima, Helen Haines, Jean Dember.Dianna Bergdorf and Alyce Kowal. If Bernice Hueber had been present she would have received the attendance award. Jeanne McHale received the special award. Refreshments were served by Moosehaven Chairman Jeannette Koerper and her committee. Next meeting March 18. WED. MARCii 12, 1969 - PLAINDEALER- PG. 7 The United States Capitol Building is one of the most photographed buildings in the entire world. PRESENTS CHARTER -- Ben G. Phelps, field commissioner for the Blackhawk Area council, Boy Scouts of America, presented the 1969 charter for Cub Scout Pack 458 to Mrs. June. Schmunk, president of the V.F.W. auxiliary txKPost 4600. The auxiliary sponsors the Cub Scouts. HOLIDAY LIQUORS MCHENRY'S FOREMOST 4512 W. ROUTE 120 Phone 385-3200 McHENRY Coupon Purch Groceries rurcfem SALE WED THUR FRI SAT OPEN 7 days a week 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Advertised Beers and Beverages not iced. BLATZ Sraft Brewed Beer 24-12 oz. bottles Imported from France BRANDY O98 Jm Fi"h §1 KOSHER m WINE (s? AQ< quart jCOCOH HH bottles 69* THREE iFEATHERS j* BLENDED WHISKEY O 3 9 -J W quart ScHLITZ BEER 24-12 oz. cans 369 ANTIQUE 6 YEAR OLD Kentucky Bourbon Old Milwaukee Draft Beer 6-12 oz.cans POPULAR BRANDS Cigarettes REG. - KING - FILTER carton IVODKA OR GIN «%98 quart KING Blended OLD STYLE BEER 6-Pak - N. R. bottl es