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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER '"'V " '"" '*'1 * ^ TEursday,. March '15', 1957 •i'0ni NEWS By Uura Belford Cub Scouts .The cubs of. Den 6 met at the iome of Mrs. William Zalin at 1:30 p.m. on " Wednesday after- With The Sick Mrs. Herbert Fantus wishes to report that her familiy's sei#e with the chicken pox Boon. Enjoying cookies and milk j Three of the Fantus children suftyere David Toby, John Winston, ( fered their turn, making things Charles Huecksteadt and Bobby j rather inconvenient for some time Zahn. Bobby provided the re- j jn the Fantus household. treshments. The Cubs made plasJohn Mullen, son of Mr. and tic molds and each boy took his Home to paint. Each cub now has Mrs. Charles. Mullen, was suffering and quite ill from an ear inat least two animals with which to-j fection We're glad to learn that decorate his room. Card And Bunco Party The car;d and bunco party sponsored by the Lilymoor association and held at Club Lilymoor on Saturday, March 2, was well attended and enjoyed by all present. The proceeds of the benefit will be Used for road improvement in tho subdivision. Hostesses Who seated the guests as they arrived, included Mrs. Edna Crawley, Mrs. Marion Leske, Mrs. Val Fradinardo, Mrs. Mae Stineman and Mrs. Isabelle Karmel. Cards and bunco were enjoyed by members and Quests at a score of tables scattered throughout the recently decorated club. Coffee and an assortment of cakes donated by ladies of the association were served to the i John is now recovered and back to his studies at school. Sorry to learn that Howard Segermark, son of Mr. "and Mrs. Ben Segermark, has been confined to his home for several days with Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Ray. tiiesecker celebrated their nineteenth wedding anniversary. Ray and Josephine were married on March 11, 1938, Best wishes for many more happy years together on Pleasant street. Travelers The Robert Hilands have been doing some travelling this winter. On Jan. 12, Mr. and Mrs. Hiland took their daughters, Gladys and Anita, to San Angelo, Texas, to visit Mrs. Hiland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J; Sucliff. While the granddaughters were visiting at their home, Mr. and Mrs. Sucliff took the girls to see their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Carter. Mr. Carter, who is Mrs. Hiland's brother, and his wife live in Artisia, New Mexico. The girls enjoyed this trip and returned with cacti from the New Mexico desert. On Fob. 2, Mr. and Mrs. 'strep' throat. Best wishes for a Hiland drove to Texas again and speedy recovery, Howard! j returned with Anita. Gladys is R. Rolla is still a patient in Mc- 1 sti]l visiting with the grandpas- Henry hospital at the time of this ents and attending school in San writing. He is allowed to have Angelos. visitors. * Mrs. Herbert Polinske and Mrs. James Blonar of Barrington have Birthdays s enjoyed a three-week motor trip Marlene Karmel celebrates her i through the South. Leaving Lilyfifth birthday today, March 14. Mrs. M. Fairburn of Prairie ave- ; nue observes her birthday tomor- j row, Friday, March 15. Remem- j ber when this used to be 'Income j Tax Day'? Miss Sharon Counley also has | moor, they drove to New Orleans and through the flood country in Louisiana. From New Orleans they journeyed to Hallandale, Fla , where they spent ten days. at a luncheon on Thursday, March 7^ at her home on West boulevard. Arter coffee,canasta Was enjoyed by Mrs. Marie Gohl, Mrs. I$abelle Karmel and Mrs. Charles Ylueek* staedt. Weekend guests at the home of the Earel M. Belfords were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson and family. of Forest Park. Those attending 4 'Aida', the Lakeland Park benefit, included Mrs. Donald Schiavone and Mrs. Fred Karmel. We were glad to learn that the affair was quite successful. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Massey were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Berg and j daughters, Patty and Vicki, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Latimer spent Tuesday evening in High-' land Park at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Latimer and family. Did you see Kathleen Polinski on 'Bandstand Matinee' last Friday? Kathy was a local member of a group of high school ,and junior high school boys and girls who travelled to Chicago by bys to appear on the program. Arrangements were made by the local music shop. guests. Gifts for high score were I ber birth date on March 15. Shar-1 Mr. and distributed to each table. Lilymoor Garden Club The regular meeting of the Lilymoor Garden club was held at 2 p.m. on Monday, March 4, at the home of Mrs. Herman Crawley. Enjoying angel pie, roasted nuts, mints and coffee were Mesdames Maurice Haines, Victor Bassi, Herbert Fantus, Earel Belford, Garrison Latimer, Donald Leske and Louis Schueler. Susie Crawley entertained the group with a number from her dance recital. Business discussed included dues, plans for new memberships, flower shows and joining a national garden club. Mrs. Haines and Mrs. Crawley displayed their tomato plants which they started in boxes inside. St. Joseph Feast The grand feast to honor St. Joseph will be held in the Parratore home on Saturday and Sunday, March 23 and 24. The celebration of the feast is to be held in true Italian tradition, with invitations extended to protestant and Jewish families as well as Catholic. The two-day celebration will begin on Saturday, when guests are invited to enter and view the decorated table and altar. Oh the eve of the feast, one of the parish priests will enter to do the table blessing ceremony and prayer. On Sunday, four neighborhood children will be prepared to portray the saints, St. Joseph, St. Anthony and Baby Jesus and The Blessed Mother. Charlene Hiland on Feb. 22. Sandy Counley was 10 years old on March 8. Mrs. Maurice Haines was greeted on Monday, March 4, with a 'Happy Birthday' at the Garden club. The city of Chicago was 120 years old on March 4. On the same day, Timmy Spears celebrated his fourteenth birthday with John arid Eugene Mullen as his guests. Carole Schueler celebrates her fifteenth birthday on Wednesday, March 20. Personals Mrs. Charles Mullen on will be 14. 'Beware the Ides of j an(j children, Eugene, John and i March'. ' Margaret, were visitor^ in Chi- Belated birthday greetings to j cago on Sunday, March 3, at the home of Mr. Mullen's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mullen. Special occasion at the home was the christening of the Mullen's nephew, Donald Michael. Visiting in the Charles Hueckstaedt home this past weekend were ,Mr. Hueckstaedt's parents. Visiting with Mrs. Louis Schueler on Tuesday, March 7, was Mrs. George Lebangood of Lake George, Wis. Insured Savings: Savings Invented In Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association are insured by Hie Federal Saving and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn 2*/t per cent pins '/j per cent extra. 88-tf 4-H NEWS Community Clovers - The Community Clovers 4 - II club met Feb. 23 at the Richmond high schpoj, with twenty-two members and four guests present. Each member brought a sock, needle, thimble and darning cotton to darn and to learn how to handle a needle and thread. We discussed our tour which we plafl to have on March 16. We had booklets passed out to the girls taking sewing .this year. The officers for 1957 were elected as follows: President, Carolyn Jacobson; vice-president, Diana Winn; secretary, Peggy Gunderson; treasurer, Sandra Schlosser and reporter, Carole Zastrow. After the meeting, the window display committee met to discuss when and where to display itv We also had recreation and refreshments kfter the meeting. Carole Zastrow, reporter. Community Go-Phftrs • The meeting was called to order by our president, Bruce Gardner*, with five guests and twenty members present at the Richmond high school. " We had roll call and the secretary's and treasurer's reports. Window display and the officers' training school was also discussed. Barbara Schlosser gave a, talk on "Keeping Eggs In Tight Buckets." Refreshments were served after the meeting. Barbara Schlosser, reporter. Anti-histamines should not be given to a dog suffering, from the bite of a poisonous snake. , ' + A CHAT WITH US. Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts^ means lower car costs to you! tfall us today and find out for yourself. Broke Service . 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