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PAGK 21 - PI.A1MIEA1.KK - WKI)!\KSUAY , AFKIL. Zi>, I5»7» "I Remember Mama" / Anne Marie Cina of McHenry, as "Mama" comforts Dagmar, played by Lori Koenig of Twin Lakes in a scene from "I Remember Mama". The play continues at P.M.L. Playhouse in Antioch Friday and Saturday, April 27 and 28, and May 4 and 5. Curtain is at 8:30 p.m. For reservations, call 312-395-3055. Told rales Twice FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Agfil 25, 1929) Beginning Sunday, April 28, patrons of the Empire theatre will enjoy talking movies. The first talkie to be presented will be "On Trial" with Pauline Fredrick, Burt Lytell and Lois Wilson. The Empire has been equipped with Vitaphone, one of the best outfits that can be installed. Committees selected by the Kiwanis club and the local Izaack Walton league have been busy the last few days getting organized for the big "Advertising McHenry" campaign. The soliciting committee report a splendid response from the business men. Twenty-five thousand pamphlets will be distributed at the Outdoor show in Chicago containing information about McHenry and the surrounding district. The local Country club will open for the summer season April 28. FORTY YEARS AGO (Takenfrom the files of May 5, 1939) The City Council of McHenry has spent a busy week. The annual meeting, a special meeting and the regular May meeting kept the wheels of city government revolving at high speed. Items of special interest plucked from the records pertain to changes in per­ sonnel. McHenry has a new alderman, a new policeman, a new fire chief and a new assistant fire chief. A.E. Nye took his place among the aldermen. Jack Smith has been appointed to succeed Peter Wirfs. Under a new arrangement, the chief, John Wirtz, will share the night patrol with Smith. Plans are under way to purchase a police car for the city. Augustine (Gus) Freund was named the new fire chief and Ed Smith designated as assistant chief. Fifteen class "A" tavern Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 Spring Clean-Up Improves Beach Area, Roadsides Charles Schmidt, Superin­ tendent of Public Works congratulates the people of Lakemoor on filling the dumpster provided by the village, with the winter's ac­ cumulation of trash. Im­ provement is noticed along roadsides and empty lots. The beach area was also cleared with the personal supervision of Charles. Another dumpster will be provided for future use when funds are available. Cars on* private property which are not licensed are in violation of a village ordinance Junk cars are an eye sore, even if the owners think of them as valuable for replacement parts. Vehicles not currently licensed are to be disposed of 50% off Chain link fence fabric. Get protection, privacy and beauty with a ruggedly constructed fence from Wards. Sturdy chain link fabric in a variety of heights and qualities. Installation available (extra) or install it yourself. Call today for a free home estimate. • Stile priw on ferw liibnc applies onlv when purchu*ed with pout*, toprml. fittinKK and Kate* at Ward* regular lo* price' required for a complete rexi dential fence FREE ESTIMATE COUPON Mail or brinf in coupon to your nearest Ward* store for a free fencing estimate Best time to call Phone number Looking for value? Find it here. STORE HOURS Hon thru Fri 10 * m to 9 P m S t t u r d a r 9 J O » m t o S p m Suadar 11 • m to S p m Crystall Lake I I OS North»«t Htltiwn Route 14 Phont 815-459 3120 FREE. PARKING before legal action is begun to force removal. The office hours of the Public Works Superintendent are from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Charles can be reached personally from 7 to 9 a.m. by calling 385-2936. NEW OFFICERS FOR L.L.L.L. . At the installation dinner held in honor of the new officers of the local Ladies League, the presidency was turned over to •S&len Para. Jean Dember is vice-president, Connie O'Rourke, secretary, and Joan Delatorre in charge of the treasury. Trustees are Helen Netzel. Julia Kraus and Mildred Nejedly. Lu Gravenstuk was installing officer who administered the oaths of office. Lucille Scharff was welcomed as the latest member of the group. After the pleasant dinner at a local restaurant, the ladies returned to the Lakemoor municipal hall, and played bunco. Beginner's luck held true for Lucille, as she won first prize. Mildred Nejedly won second, Helen Para third, Ann Brzezinski fourth, and Helen Netzel booby. The Ladies of the Lake should have an interesting year filled with fun and games ahead, under the new regime. CONDOLENCES With the death of Maxwell Razee on April 12, the Kawell family lost a dear father, grandfather and great grand­ father. He had been hale and healthy through his eighty- second year, after which falls resulted in broken bones and hospitalizations. He leaves a good legacy for all his family. Mrs. Jim Cunningham died April 16 at her home. She had been ill, and was being cared for by her husband, Jim, and her son. Our deepest sympathy goes to this devoted family. Neighbor Chris Sances is among those who are very saddened by Astrid's death. May pain one day be eased by the happier memories. GET WELLS Dear lady Mary Behrendt is home from the hospital after having a hip problem taken care of. And Louis Schueler came home in time to spend Easter with his devoted LaVerne and other family members. Sally Rogers would appreciate get-well cards and prayers. May all who are ailing be comforted. CELEBRATIONS Anniversary wishes go to Lorene and Michael Martin, who are commemorating their twenty-seventh year of marriage on April 26. April 27 is Dawn Meyer's birthday. William Sinkler, Lakemoor trustee, celebrates the same day. The twenty- eighth is Jo Bartelt's day and the thirtieth belongs to Laura Meyer. A happy, healthy day is wished for all who celebrate COMMUNITY CALENDAR May 1 - May day for Las Vegas trip. Winner will be chosen at Lily Lake Con­ servation Club meeting " May 8 - Lilymoor Association meeting, 214 N. Ridgeway, 8 p.m May 9 - «Lily Lake Con­ servation Club open meeting Lakemoor Municipal building. 7:30 p.m. May 10 - Lakemoor Village meeting Municipal building. 8 p m The greatest mistake you cap make in life is to be continually afraid you will make one. GOD BLESS " Seek Qualified Persons For Board Of Review The Finance and Salaries committee of the McHenry County board is seeking ap plications from persons wishing to be appointed to the Board of Review Two mem bers are to be appointed from the majority party in the last county election for a two-year term To be eligible for ap pointment, a person must be qualified by virtue of ex perience and training in the field of property appraisal and property tax administration and must pass an examination prepared and administered by the Department of Local Government Affairs to determine competency to hold such office and be a residence of McHenrv countv Such a test may be set up by the committee at a future date, if required. Application blanks and more information can be obtained at the McHenry County board offices. Courthouse. Room 204, Phone 338-2040, extension 22h. They should be returned to Ed Buss, Chairman, Finance and- Salaries committee, no later than Friday April 27 x A Few Words "I am a man of feu words." claimed a conservative House member during the third hour of his speech •That may he, ' ' uhispered a l is tener, "hut he sure is keeping those feu nurds busx." licenses were issued by the city. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 29, 1954) McHenry may be the proud possessor of a new and modern swimming pool if the fund raising campaign which began this week is successful. In discussing such an undertaking it was felt a pool large enough to accommodate a community this size could be erected for $30,000, including all necessary facilities. A number of sizeable contributions have already been made. Dr. Lee Gladstone is chairman of the fund raising campaign. It is hoped that the pool may become a reality within the next year. A committee of subdivision and organization members was formed at the Chamber of Commerce meeting to work with the City Council on correcting the pollution of the Fox river. The new Gies shoe store opened for business on Riverside drive. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 25, 1969) The more than century old Justen building of 1265 N. Green street was entirely gutted by flames in an early morning fire which for a time also threatened Bolger's drug store to the south. Early damage estimates were set in excess of $70,000 by a member of the family. James Althoff was elected president of the McHenry high school board to succeed Vale Adams, and Dr. Peter Griesbach was named to head the consolidated grade school board. Walter Dean of McHenry stepped down as chairman of the county board of super­ visors, completing two terms of devoted service to that group. Willert Russel of Seneca township was named the new chairman. Limited time only. 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