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• A v.. -• , * . 1 ^ * ' Ten: 'istlf^e:M\'h-> *& &-:$I--;>£::.;", • • • !«lt i< * ft Pttffcty|*|H;._.^:,: T tKur^y.May43,19S7 LILYMOOR NEWS by Laura Belford =!=S==±===========^^^= „ Like To Write? We go our separate ways to work and play (mostly 'work sometimes it seems) and are not aware of the happenings beyond Our own street. It helps a great deal when different people on other sti*eets call in the news of their area. If happenings in your area _do not appear in this week, you may remedy that by just lifting the receiver and* asking for 596-W-2, Laura Belford. Your reporter is seeing an English speaking "person that would enjoy gathering^Lilymoor News. If this "strikes yottr-ffffrcy" and you would like to know more of the detail of how to go about putting The news together call and talk it over. /Thank you; y- . Notice \ The girls in Lilymoor wish to start a.baseball team.. The first practice was held at the baseball diamond on Saturday, May 18 ,at 1:30. The next meeting will be this Saturday at 1:30 at the same place. Girls between the ages of 12 and 15 are invited to join this group. Charles White will act as coach. Manor. Jimmy fell and bumped his knee on a bulldozer near his home and later it became infected. He entered the McHenry hospital on Wednesday, May 8 and was released on the following Saturday. Complications set in arid he has returned to the doctor for treatment. We hope that all goes well so that he may return to school sohietime this week as originally planned. S" Bridal Shower Miss Frances Wciler was honoured by a shower given in her hpnor at club Lilymoor on Thursday. Mrs, Richard Courtney was hostess for the evening. Salad, sandwiches, cake and coffee were served tp about tweri" ty guests. Pink daisies decorated the table and1 "Frances • received many nice gifts. Personals ^ David Fantus was elected as delegate to . "Boys' State" in I Springfield to be held June 24 to |2§. ; /, i Attending a clothes demonstration on Tuesday. May 21 at 8 p.m. were Mrs. Donald .Leske, Mrs. Louis Schueler . and Mrs. Helen ^Haines. IUness It seems the little red polka dots have become the fashion and right in "Vogue" at present is Miss Diana Lee Belford, David Steinsdoerfer and Philip Zahn. Just brushing aside their red speckled coats the week before were brothers of the two boys, Bobby Zahn and Ronney Steinsdoerfer. Diana has three more in her family waiting to take up the fad but it is hoped that her little sister, Chrissie Jane will be different and keep a white face. Friends of Jimmie Cary will be sorry to learn of his recent accident at his new home in Eastwood Accident Mrs. Hiland and her daughter, Anita, were involved in an accidegt- orTSunday- May 12, about 2 in the afternoon. In turning sharply, Mrs. Hiland hit a stop sign, knocking it off^the post and slid around"in such a fashion as to hit the telephone pole and leave it at an angle. The car was badly damaged but luckily none of its occupants was injured beyond scratches and bruises.. Earel Mylroie Belford, Jr., and Christina Jane Belford, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Belford, were among those baptized at a ceremony held at the Community Methodist church on Sunday, May 12 conducted by the Rev. J. E. Corbett. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson. The Thompsons, later enjoyed dinner with the Belfords including Mrs. Katherine ' Belford, gran<^ mother. > ' , ' Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hiland were Mr. and Mrs. Richard LaForce and their two daughters, Sandra and Roberta^ and son Dortnie all of Chicago. Kenneth Shucrr was among; those receiving their ficst holy "cpmmunion at St. Mary\g church at 8:30 a.m. Mass on_M7ay 12., On Tuesday evening May 14 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Korper of Wauconda and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schueler of Lilymoor attended the wake of Peter Rose Sr. of Pell- Lake, Wis. Mi yRose is the fatherin- law. of Myi. Schueler's sister .and died suddenly from a heart attack at his home. His -soh is still in the hospital suffering from a recent accident. Mrs. Victor Bassi. .Mrs. Herman Crawley. Mrs. Fred Karmel, Mrs. Fred Fradanardia, Mrs. Donald Leske and Mrs. George Jones attended a meettrig of the) hospital auxiliary at tne Methodist church on Tuesday, May lA at which time they heard some beautiful selections by the mixed choral group from Bull Valley. Mrs. Crawley and Mrs. Leske took material to cew which will be turn'ed into the Pink Lady Shoppe for sale. The proceeds from the shop go to the hospital funds. x Den 3 held their regular weekly meeting on Monday after school at the home of Mrs. Fred Karmel. The boys practiced marching in anticipation of the Decoration day parade. The den had 100 per cent attendance. These included Jimmie- Kampe, Dennis Kariri&l, David Kampe, Michael Mathews, Gary Burman, Tommy Halle, Michael Hoffman, Archie Bitterman. Hold your horses -- it was uncontrolled ho^t&power that caused half of last year's traffic fatalities. • ' Don^Miss These Low Prices \ During Our Great MAY TIRE The tire thot was ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT m 8,000,000 new can as they left fhe factory. Suae -Tread Design PUIS Modem Improvemnts Tir«$ton« De Luxe Champions \ mmm ? M S°t!!«.OipPe<i drives V) ' pr0^0" S3 c,<«»'»««• 0OOTO^*« ^ee «*. t: Buy first tire at regular no-trade-in price - - - get ^ ' v s@cond at -- 40 % off * PLUS TAX Ask about the Firestone truck tires at a new low price. GET A NEW BATTERY NOW! from $3 to $6 Trade-in Allowance . 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