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LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 APPROVE PROGRAM FOR UPKEEP OF VILLAGE ROADS The village of Lakemoor held 'its regular meeting Thursday, April 10. Mr. Rakow of Baxter; Woodman, village engineers, went over the roads with the village board to set up, a maintenance program for this year. A resolution to appropriate $9,500 of Motor Fuel Tax (M.F.T) funds for the maintenance was passed and approved. Specific work to be done will be presented by the engineer at the May meeting. An ordinance raising the salary of the viltage clerk from $840 a year to $1,200 a year was passed and approved by the board. Now that the warmer weather is here and there will be more daylight the village inspectors will be inspecting homes that are in run-down condition by order of the board. A petition to annex to the village of Lakemoor was presented by Lawrence and Shirley Schuerr. The board will act upon said petition at the next meeting. \^y^. Mum SOT Open Fri.-Sat Sunday Open 5 p.m. Sun. 12 Noon COM TINENT4L DINNERS Servt'd in tht Roman Stvl On the North Shore COCKTAILS RESERVATIONS o f L o n g L a k e BANQUET ROOMS' _ JU 7-0 741 ROLLINS ROAD New village maps have been delivered to the village clerk Pat Morrison. There will be a small charge for the maps to anyone who is interested in purchasing a village map. The next general meeting of the village of Lakemoor will be held Thursday, May 8, at 8 p.m. at the fire-community building. RUMMAGE SALE This coming Friday and Saturday, April 18 and 19, are the big days for the rummage sale sponsored by the Lily moor association. Sale will start at 8 a.m. and run til ?? In talking with two of the workers, Connie Johnson and Marion Leske, they have a lot of nice items for sale. The rummage sale will be held at the Ryan home on the corner pf Lily Lake road and Southside. Come to the sale arid you might just find what you are looking for. The sale might also run Sunday, April 20. While there you can ask the workers and they will let you know about Sunday. Come and see all the nice items for AUXILIARY NEWS The Woman's auxiliary held their monthly meeting Monday, April 7, at the home of Marge Polinski. A report was given on thq pancake breakfast and the Easter egg hunt. Marion Leske chairman of the egg hunt reported that the children that were at the hunt had a very nice time looking for all the eggs that were hidden. Winner of the monthly prize was Marion Leske. Hostesses for the April meeting were Elsie Metz and Marge Polinski. The next monthly meeting wiil be held at the home of Helen Rodde on Monday, May 5, at 7:45 p.m. Hostesses for the May meeting are Helen Rodde and Ruth Young. The auxiliary at this time would like to welcome a new member. The welcome mat is out for Sheila Anderson. The officers and board members of the auxiliary will meet at the home of Jo Bartelt Tuesday, April 29, at 1:30 p.m. SYMPATHIES No words can express bur deepest sympathies to Alma Hueckstaedt On the loss of her father, Arthur Beach, who passed away Tuesday, April 8, at the Villa Nursing home. We express our deepest sympathies to Edna OTjonnell on the loss of her sister, Mrs. Mildred Ritz, of Chicago who passed away Wednesday, April 9. EASTER SUNDAY AND FAMILY REUNION It was a full and happy Easter Sunday and family- reunion for Clifford and Marie Hyatt. They had their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren with them Sunday, April 6. Those who made Clifford and Marie happy were Cliff and Dolores Hyatt, Jr., and two of their* children, Mary and Clifford, the third, Kenneth, and wife, Honolore Hyatt, and children, Kristy artel Patty, John and Kathleen Breitling and children, Jean and Susan, Joe and Dolores Bryne and infant son, Joey, Vern and Gert Freund and children, Diane, Timmy, Karene, Steve and Kevin. Also son, Dick. * WEDDING BELLS Rang out for Kathleen Pierce and Leo P. Dussault, Jr., Saturday, April 12, atSt. Patrick's church in McHenry. Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Pierce of Lakemoor. Leo is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Dussault, Sr., of Round Lake. Those in the wedding party were Susan Pierce, maid of honor, Jeanne Pierce, Linda Potaczek, Terri Qrieshot and Pat Heilly. Junior bridesmaids were Mary and Ann Pieece and Lea Annette Dussault. Flower girls were Ruth Pierce and Janet Herdrich. Best man was Jim Merdrich. Others in the wedding party were Phillip Calatano, Mike Mecko, Frank Kasper and Dave Butinians. Ringbearers were Willard Pierce and Thomas Pierce. Ushers were Jim Nyberg and Ron Leber* A reception for 150 was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pierce. Kathy's mother made all the bridal outfits which were beautiful. The newly weds will make their home in Barsto, Calif., where Leo is stationed with the U.S. Marines. Leo is a Lance Corporal. Kath's brother, Patrick, could not make the wedding, he is in the service and is stationed over in Thailand. Congratulations Kathy and .Leo and may you have many years of happiness. FUN CLUB , Was held at thelvhome of Pat Morrison Wednesday, April 9. The ladies enjoyed a lovely buffet Pat had prepared. After the social was over prizes went to Lu Bitterman, first, Alice Becker, second, and Toni Ehredt, third. Booby went to Helen Para this time. The ladies care making plans for their annual outing in June. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to two of our Wed. April 1c, 1969 - Plaindealer - Sec. 2, Pg. 5 HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS JOINS FIRM Arnold N. May, president of Arnold N. May Builders, Inc., ^716 North Route 12 Richmond, announces the addition, of Andy Mescher to his staff to be associated in the Farm division. Mr. Mescher will be concentrating on the sale of equipmsnt and farm remodeling construction needs. He is a member of both the National and State Associations of Farm Managers and Appraisers. He also holds a Wisconsin real estate salesman's license and has done considerable appraising from ^ime to time. HEADS ASSOCIATION Robert W. Schultz, manager of training and development for Oak Manufacturing company, Crystal Lake, is also serving as president of the McHenry Industrial Education and Training association.. The group administers the related instruction given to Tool & Die apprentices in McHenry county. This year, the program is offered in cooperation with the McHenry County college andthe apprentices earn six semester hours of college credit. young gentlemen. Kerf-Ehredt is celebrating his fourteenth birthday today. Tom Schuerr will be a little old man of seven years old Friday, April 18, Many happy returns, Ken and Tom. ATTENTION GOLFERS 68 C?ose Outs - Woods, Irons and Bags, MacGregor, PGA, Wilson, Hogan. Set of 4 PGA Woods, Reg. $60.00, NOW $30.00. Good used sets available, Irons and Woods. Golf Balls, reg. $1 ea., NOW $9 dozen. McHenry Country Club Golf Shop 385-3435 or 385-5865 evenings A gaslight turns people on. Want to see the laces li.^ht up at your next cookout or patio party? Install an elegant new ^asli^ht. A .tinslitiht turns people on with a warm ^low that's friendly and flattering...even kind of romantic. (Kxcept to insects ^asliuht doesn't attract them.' And if you really want to upstage everyb<>(i>vinstall a new gas outdoor grill at the same time. They're available in stationary or portable models. Permanent briquettes give you that wonderful, smoky charbroil flavor without charcoal mess. It's so easy, you'll use it all year 'round. Especially with a gaslighted patio. Incidentally, a gaslight in the front yard isn't a bad idea, either. For beauty and protection (they're always on, whether you're at home or away). Gaslights are available in many styles.. .from classic coachlight ;o sleek contemporary. See them at your dealer's. Or phone us. Northern Illinois Gas Company Serving more than a million customers See gaslights or gas grills at these dealers: Hansons Plumbing & Heating 51 Main St., Huntley Wilton Electric 924 Main St.. Antioch National Butane Gas Co. Route 64, P.O. Box 79, Wasco Abrahamson's Lily Lake Johnson's Belvidere Appliance Co. 816 S. State St., Belvidere Rosenthal Lumber Co., Inc. 95 Crystal Lake Ave., Crystal Lake Polk Brothers 56 S. Grove Ave., Elgin Sears Roebuck Stores Service Gas Company 312 Somonauk, Cortland B. F. Goodrich 205 S. Grove' Ave., Elgin Grass Lake Lumber Grass Lake Rd., Rt. 1., Box 526, Antioch Blackburn & Broughton, Inc. '10 S. Main St., Wauconda HOLIDAY LIQUORS MCHENRY'S FOREMOST 4512 W. ROUTE 120 Phone 385-3200 McHENRY SALE WED THUR FRI SAT OPEN 7 days a week 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Advertised Beers and Beverages not iced. j Hamm's Beer 3s9 3\nucnyV{ 6 24-12 oz. bottles IMPORTED FROM FRANCE NAPOLEON BRAND 2 98 fifth ANCIENT AGE KENTUCKY BOURBON Or 8 29 1/2 gal. Schenley Blended Whiskey Zinf aredel Red Table Wine 39M< fifth Meister H Brau Draft or Reg. n< flMe»stc\ \S|w M . 3 quarts Schlitz 1 Beer 12-12 oz. cans 1 98 Book Matches 5Q COU NT 9< RUM LIGHT OR DARK O79 fifth Old Milwaukee BEER 6-12 oz. TA bottles 79* iM KING fiBlended Whiskey Q 0|59 Southern Host 100 PROOF LIQUEUR ** 79 fifth CIGARETTES REG - KING- FILTER 0 1 O89 carton GIN OR VODKA 29 Canada Dry Ale or Club Soda 6-12 oz. bottle 59*