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PLAINDEALE* - WED. FEB. 4,19/0 fiuy Panty - Hose r\ X for that \ \ M ft Valentine Super Stretch Run-resistant •. /o Yarn Nylon Compare with s2°° elsewhere we stock... Hanes Support Pant Hose • s595 and panty in sizes r for juniors- large \ and extra large for \ women. Most complete ^ , |k selection found in this area, Hosiery Department McHenry Ben Franklin Sells Only First Quality Hosiery, I^o Seconds, No Irregulars.. PG 1 - Lakemoor-Lilymoor Rita Casey 385-2780 Report Mothers March Of Dimes Successful » A warm and sincere thank you to everyone for making the March of Dimes a big success. We vrouid also like to tiBffik the mothers and children who brav­ ed the cold weather and march­ ed for this worthy cause. VILLAGE NEWS Monthly village meeting will be held Thursday, Feb. 12, at 8 p.m. All residents of the vil­ lage are welcome and encour­ aged to attend these meetings. EMERGENCIES In case of an emergency, I'm sure we would like what ever help we may need to be there as soon as possible. In some cases it has been difficult for this help to find some of our homes. Company No. 3 Fire Fighters department has asked me to bring this to the atten- tionof residents in Lakemoor and Lilymoor. There have been occasions when a call has been made and time wasted in their effort to locate homes, due to the lack of homes without house numbers. If anyone does not have a num­ ber displayed on their home and cannot for reasons of poor health post these numbers prop­ erly, please call me at 385- 2780 and I will, see that some­ one comes to your home to help you. The life you save may be your own. r -DEADLINE/ r GR" VEHICLE STICKERS NEARS reminder to residents of ;moor there are two weeks in which to purchase your :le sticker. A delinquent charge and a ticket for not displaying your sticker, will be in effect after Feb. 15. )£ou may purchase your stick­ ers from Village Clerk Pat Morrison, 119 Valley View., DOGS? DOGS? DOGS? It seems iike everywhere you look you see dogs running loose. The police department would like to remind everyone thatany dog running loose will be im­ pounded and the owners tick­ eted. Dog owners may also pur­ chase 1970 dog license from Village Clerk Fat Morrison. „ „ B.B. GUNS The police department has had several complaints about B.B. guns. Personal or proper­ ty damage may result in the This is it! Hie great getaway from the gar­ ter at a no-time -to- spare price! What a mighty small invest­ ment for a mighty big fashion...spirited shades of sheer nylon stretch­ ing non-stop to the waist for panty hose that really fit. Here is action - gear­ ed fashion, winning top stocking status. Reinfor­ ced toes, heels and one size fits all women 5 fit to 5 ft 7 inches. misuse of any gun. Parents children know the gun control laws and obey them. SNOW REMOVAL > More than likely we are still in for more snow. Village of­ ficials would like to remind res­ idents to remove all cars and trash cans from village roads during these winter months. Snow removal is much better when these obstacles are not in the way.. SYMPATHY Deepest sympathy to Leon and Bolda families on the re­ cent loss of their son and broth- w i mtf .Julni Leum. LADIES LEAGUE The Ladies League will hold their meeting Wednesday, Feb. 4 at 8 p.m. The meet­ ings in January were called off due to very bad weather. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Best wishes to Roy Tobey on Feb. 10 and to Phyllis Zabros- ki on the eleventh. Hope you both have a wonderful day. HOMECOMING Mr. and Mrs. Harold Free­ man and family are looking for­ ward to the arrival of their daughter Sue and grandchild Karen from Germany on Feb. 6. Political Corner ENDORSES SMITH Illinois Senator Karl Bern- ing (R-Deerfield) of the 32nd district in Lake and McHenry counties has endorsed U.S. Sen­ ator Ralph T. Smith (R-Alton). Inez Young 385-4672 Fire Department Urges Residents Number Houses I recently received a call from' Dan Kinnerk, volunteer fireman of McHenry Township Fire Department, Company 3, which Is the fire department that protects 'A here fa HsUdsy Hills. The purppse of the call was to notify y6d of a dan­ gerous situation which^exists in our subdivision. Many '61 our homes do not have house nunw bers on them. Most of us know that the Harpers live in a gray house and the Mahons live In a green house, etc., but PU bet a lot of us don't know that the street that they live on is Drift­ wood Drive or Birch Street, or what the address is. Danny pointed out that in case of a fire, the party calling in will give the address, but unless the fire is so sever that smoke is pouring out of the doors and windows, the firemen waste val­ uable time searching for the right house. / The same frightening situa­ tion would exist if the rescue squad or an inhalator were called. Precious seconds which might save the life of a loved one are lost because your home is not marked. If you don't have your ad­ dress clearly visible on your home, why not do so NOW-- before there is a tragedy. H.H.p.O.A. SLATE OF CANDIDATES ' The Holiday Hills Property Owners Association held its meeting at the Abbink home on Monday evening. Jan. 26. Harry Schroeder, chairman of toe nomination committee, pre­ sented the following slate of candidates for the election of officers to be held in February: President, Joe Maras; Vice- president* Len Dirking; Re­ cording secretary, Pat Lone- gan; Corresponding secretary, Pat Roth; Treasurer, Don Teu- ber; Sergeant-at-Arms, Bill Boettcher. Directors Unit No. 1, Don Dolatowski; Unit No. 2, Klaus Bucholz; Unit No. 3, Ed Hughes; Unit No. 4, Dale Ga­ briel; Unit No. 5, Don Gregg; Unit No. 6, Don Zilinsky; At large, Rick Postal and Ron Cornwall. ' GUN SAFETY FOR SCOUTS The Shot and Shell Gun Club of Wauconda presented a fine program on gun safety on Fri­ day, Jan. 23. Held at the V.F.W. in McHenry, the following Boy Scout troops were present: Mc­ Henry Pack 351, McHenry Troop 162, Fox River Grove Troop 166 and our own Troop 132 and Webelos Den. The boys and their fathers from Holiday Hills who at­ tended were Dan and Mike Voight and father, A1 Estes, and father, John and Ken Boet­ tcher and father, Bill Wise, and father, Mitchell Quilicoand father, Roy Breede and father, Alan White and father, Gary and Ricky Connell And father, John Emerson and father, Tim- my and Tommy Hughes and father, Joe! and W ally Foreman and /Joe Emmons and Scout­ master Joe Cranzaro. BAKE SALE SATURDAY Don't forget the Cub Scout bake -mUk be held this Sat- urdayjgjflHp 7. The sale will W held the supermarket in the market place shopping cen­ ter and will begin at 9 a.m. •»V- • GET-WELL WISHES A cheerful bouquet of get- well wishes go to Mrs. Wey- land, Gloria Smith's mom, who is in the hospital for the re­ moval of her gall bladder which has been giving her a lot of trouble. A basket of cheer to Midge Teuber who has been down with a nasty bug. I hope this week finds you both feel­ ing much better. BIRTH-DAZE A happy birthday today, Feb. 4, goes to our neighbor, Ruth Ann Strossner, to Lou Laskow- Whispering - Oaks Gertrude Disney 385-7515 Ttoung Man Lives Among Adults And Enjoys It A youngster lives among the adults and loves it. He is Mi­ chael Home, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hedlund, 4410 Ashjey. He is a sophomore at the East Campus high school and his grades are all very good. He loves it here. He plays the organ for pastime. In the summer he works on his folks farm in Burlington, Wis. They say he is a good little far­ mer. NEWS BITS Mrs. Rose HagStrom, sister- in-law of Mrs. Alfred Brawn, ski celebrating his birthday on Feb. 6, double birthday wish­ es to twins, Mark and Diane Boettcher, on the seventh, and to Roy Lundelius whose birth­ day is on the ninth. WOMAN'S CLUB REMINDER Robber Bingo will be played after the. election of officers next Wednesday evening, Feb. 11, at the Mahon home starting at 9:15. 1118 N. Manchester Mall, pass­ ed away Tuesday and was bur- ied Jan. 29. Some of our folks have gone south for a while, until die win­ ter here has run its course. Our sister-in-law, Gladys Bessert of Wausau, Wis., is , with us for a few days. We expect to inject a little hap­ piness in her life wrale she ft with us, since having lost her husband. He was buriedChrist- mas eve day. We took her to some of the dollar day bar­ gains and she did And some cute dresses and shoes. My husband and I expect to take her home to Wausaw, Wis., and then I will spend several days with my mother who lives there. Wausau Is a ski resort and .we will see people from every­ where who come there for win­ ter sports. Service News Navy Petty Officer Third Class Thomas L. Sayles, of 3802 W. Anne street, McHen­ ry, is serving aboard the des­ troyer tender USS Tidewater in the Caribbean. The ship is participating in the Navy's annual operation "Springboard." 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