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p»gt sixt--a j;V THE MeHENBY PLJUNDEALEH ::A,'5V*N»,; *' -4'~ LAKEMOOR NEWS Katfajryn Scanlan This and That Heard via the grape vine: Marge Ehrhardt had a slight accident in which she hurt her ankle. Sorry to hear of this Marge. Hope you are feeling better by now. The Bonders' daughter who is in her freshman year at Mt. St. Mary's in St. Charles, has been down in bed with a heavy cold (or could it be flu?) Hope this finds you up and about again Janice. Myrtle Booster and loving spouse are back in town for a short visit with their family, and this is always welcojme news to all the friends of those well loved people. Small Fry News Lihda Lee Parratore, second grader and daughter of Henry and Lena Parratore, had a serious mishap in her back yard last ' week, when she fell while playing •_ with a bunch of her playmates ' and severely cut her hand. While the children looked helplessly on. Linda Lee was rushed to McHenry clinic where five stitches had to be taken in the palm of the little one's hand. Sorry to hear of this Linda and everyone wishes you well. mated thirty-five guests to do honor to this auspicious occasion. Much good luck in life, Victor Steven. Doggy Elopes While her master, Danny Jinks age 5, was on an extended trip to Pleasant Valley, Oregon with his mother, his dearly beloved pet, pretty Penny got a proposal of marriage from a canine spouse and decided to run away and get married. The reason she didn't wait till you got home Danny was that she felt you wouldn't let her go, and every dog wants to get married some time. So you won't feel sad will you, for she is very happy and wants you to be happy too. Defrosters, Inc. Several mornings last week found residents of our village ambitiously scraping away at that frost which clung to their car windows when they awokp and got ready for work. Yours truly did her share of scraping too; Oh, well, that's what comes from living so close to the Lake--we get the frost a little earlier than the rest But it has it's > good jtoints too--for we're much cooler in the warm weather. So What? On reading an article in a Chicago paper. recently about some people who had had a second blooming of their Easter lilies, our own genial Wally Szarek was heard to say: "So what." His lilies are blooming again and anyone can see them, as are several varieties of his early roses. In fact, many of his beautiful flowers, including some Forsyth ia, are blooming few the second time this year. All of which goes to prove that McHenry county has some mighty fertile soil. Happy Birthday Sheree-Lynn Fout, daughter of John and Dawn Fout celebrated her,, second birthday last Sunday at a BIG party held in her honor. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Kesup; Denny and Liz; Pat Heath and son; Anita Rhoten and son; Jerry Fout; Mrs. Cynowa and son Larry; Carol Szarek; and Mrs. Heuer and Mrs. Blair of Antioch, Among the many presents showered on Sheree was one of those wonderful new toys -- a wonder horse. Oh what fun this wee miss will have bouncing along the trail on her trusty steed! So if you see a small edition Annie Oakley in Lakemoor these days you'll know who it is. Belated happy birthday, Sheree! Richmond Community News B? Phyllis Oortaoa Girl Scouts The regular meeting of the Lakemoor Girl Scouts. was held last Thursday evening. Regular business was the order of the day, followed by a discussion on Halloween and Christmas. Nov. 1 was set as the day for their Halloween party. After discussion as to who would bring refreshments for this week, it was decided that Mary Smith and Cheryl Wolf would do the honors. Meeting was adjuorned at 8:30 p.m. a1 Girl Scout News The third meeting of the Richmond Girl Scouts was held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. F. Arsenau. } The vice-president, Barbara Arsenau called the meeting to order. The girls answered roll call by naming a bird. The girl$ learned a new song, "White Carol Bells," then decided to buy a Girl Scout scrap book, and some Girl Scout stationery. They started making buddy burners. Roberta Lindbloom, reporter. P. S. We just recently heard that Lois Arseneau, leader, severely burned herself while 'she was canning a couple of weeks ago. Socials Every Thursday evening a social evening is planned at Wallys commencing at 8:30 for the purpose of obtaining recreational facilities and improving and providing quarters for community projects. Brownie News Brownie Scout troop No. 141 met last week. After the opening and business meeting, we made scrapbooks to keep our clippings in. Mrs. Williams helped the coleader, Mrs. Granger, in place of t Mrs. May. Mary Ann Arseneau treated with cup cakes for her birthday. room for everyone to sit down. They were purchased from the athletic fund. Even though the Rockets lost to Honondegah last week, many loyal Richmond fans were cheering for the Rockets. The cheerleaders were snappy and certainly knew their cheers. • f Reception Monday evening the Mothers club will hold a reception for the teachers and their spouses at the high school. New Arrival James and Kathryn Scanlan welcomed their newest grandchild as a weekend . visitor last Sunday. She is the daughter of Don and Sharon (Scanlan) Georgi and was just two weeks old. Gram and Gramp think she's just Hoo cute and sweet for words. Birthday Party Miss Fran Hamlin was the guest of honor at a birthday party given to her by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin. The occasion was celebrated at the Alpine Gun club in Round Lake. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. James Fonte Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. Bertuccelli (her grandparents), Miss Edna Rudolph, Edward Station,. Miss Pauline Wallenstein, Edwin Ackerberg, Clarence Rudolph, Jack McNish, Bob Kattner, Miss Joan Blackman and Fran's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin. Fran received many lovely gifts. Happy birthday, Fran, on your seventeenth birthday. Reminder Don't forget; The day, Oct. 26. The occasion: Big Halloween masquerade party. Come one, come all--loads of fun and prizes for best costumes. Hosts . Mr. and Mrs. Mix entertained their son, William, his wife Rosemary and their three grandchildren last weekend. Christening The newest addition to the family of James and Annette Schmit, was guest of honor at a christening held Sunday, Sept. 29. The place: St. Mary's church, McHenry Godparents: Richard T. Herrmann and his wife, Hilflegarde. Time: 2:30 p.m. Name given: Victor Steven Schmit. This big event was followed by an afternoon of merrymaking and enjoying a festive cafe style dinner served in the home of the infant's mother and father. There were an esti- Quotable Quote "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." This was never more true than in this the Autumn season when nature has dipped her paint brush into those rich golden, russet and copper tones. Vacationers . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Todd left for Crandon, Wis. last week on their vacation. Mr. Todd is 9 rural mail carrier and an employee of Kruse Hardware. Mrs. Todd works at the bank. New Bleachers The new bleachers were all ready for the game last Friday. They seat 840 people and can be taken apart and used indoors for basketball games. Part of them are on the visitors' side of the field so that there is< plenty of Church News Sunday, is World Communion Sunday in most protestant churches. Last. Sunday evening about seventy people gathered at Canrip Alpine to hear Rev. William Kmet from Oak Park tell of the greater work of the church. Pastor Carlson presented "The Grace Story", an illustrated life size book he had concocted to show the growth and progress of Grace church: Monday evening of this wfeek, instead of Monday of last week, as we had previously reported, the Community church had its dinner to present the plans for the expansion of its Sunday school quarters. Next Sunday evening both the Junior and Senior youth fellqwship groups will meet. Rally day proved to be quite successful at Grace church for the church attendance soared at the second service. Twenty-eight childreri were presented with perfect attendance awards for one year. .They received their awards during the church service. The Junior choir sang for the first time since its organization under the direction of Mrs. Victor OeSterling. Monday evening the church council of Grace church will meet at the parsonage. Tuesday evening of next week the women of Grace church will meet. They have postponed their meeting for one night. Homecoming Tomorrow is the big event of the year--Homecoming with the parade this year at 2:30 p.m. and the game at 3:30 p.m. Tonight there will be many busy people working on floats and hiding them until the. parade tomorrow. Did you ever try hiding a tractor and wagon? Its no small feat. Buy your rubber stamps at the AfeHenry Platndealer. tEMU 00T MIttt TO MIUiQM* JEN'S Beauty Shop Free Parking For Appointment Call McHenry 481-R 1% Blocks East of Old Bridge on Pistakee Bay Road SAVE MONEY! AVOID WASTE! READY-MIX CONCRETE RADIO DISPATCHED McHENRY READY MIX CO., Inc. 606 Front .St. PHONE 920 McHenry, Illinois Hsa wonder iUj) ZIP - FRONT SURC0AT Between you and the chill, put this husky sur-coat. Contrast ribbed trim on collar, cuffs and pockets. McGREGOR ALPINE Dacron & Cotton $30.00 Other Surcoats $19.95 & up REVERSIBLE ZIP-JACKET Two-way winner: white nylon fleece with color-stripes at shoulder reverses to solid color nylon. McGREGOR NYLON „ SEA GULL $25.00 McGregor Quillon Sued $25. Other Jackets from $8.95 up IWCGEE'S STORE FOR MEN 117 SO. GHSEW ST. - PHONE 47 STORE HOURS: * Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fridays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sundays 9 a.m. 'til 12 Noon 5 . . • : < - J ? : V . V ^ V i i I . - Women's Clnb Reception The Richmond Women's club held a reception for the teachers and their spouses at the high school Tuesday evening, ( Sept. 24. Everyone enjoyed the entertainment of the evening which was th£ pictures and . conversation given by Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Harris and Claud Gordon. Home Bureau News The month of October has been designated as the month for the membership drive in Home Bureau. Three ladies from the Richmond unit attended a pep meeting in Woodstock last week. They were Florence Kane, Ruth Gauger and Phyllis Carlson. Perhaps you would like to come to Home Bureau and don't know what to do. Contact any of these three people and they will be glad to tell you more about Home Bureau. P.T.A. Next Wednesday the grade school P.T.A. will meet at the school. The first grade mothers will serve refreshments and believe me it will be good. There have been rumors that there will be mouth watering, well we can't tell any more, come -and taste for yourself. Mrs. C. H. Lasater and Miss Kate Richmond of Hammond were weekend guests of Misses Myra and Edna Speaker! Rickie Wirch, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wirch of Richmond, fell arid had some stitches taken In his head, but Is doing nicely and is able to /be but' side. Walter Thomas had some stitches taken in his face where he was bitten by a dog recently* 4-H NEWS Cherry Valley Club The Cherry Valley 4-H club met Sefct. 21 at 8 p.m. at the Cherry Valley school, with eleven members present. A. 4-H1 Federation report was given by Neil Zimmerman. Elections were held and the officers are as follows: Kareii SchmelZer, president; Neil Zimmerman, vicepresident; Kathryn Curran, secretary; Dorotijy Curran', treasurah; reporter; xJudy Bohl; Mary Dresdow, recording chairman; Chuck Leahy, program chairman. Meetings Will be held in the members' homes and party-amonth project will be carried for a second year. Our next meeting will be held Oct, 19 at the home of Susan Marchi. ' Reporter, kathryn Curran. McHENHYOOUNTY REPRESENTED AT H ( BIG DAIRY SHOW « . Still; mone fntries are listed from McHenry county for the International Dai# show which is set for Oct. 9 through 15 in the International Ampitheatre of the Chicago Stock Yards. Thomas Beti^idge, Huntley, has entered a jS&wnqj Swiss bull calf in the open5^eBhipetitions of the show-. The bull, Meadowmooi* Gail Dauphin, was :tirst in lass at both Thursday, October 3, 1957 the Illinois State fair and' the McHenry county fair. 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