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::v. •'®t TKEMcHttmY PLAINDEALER <* * , t f 1 . '•"•VStS •'& Manot • ICW REPORTER FOR THSCOLUMH Lois Krebs \ I M With the purchase of a green |ey esTiade, a wastebasket' that 41 doesn't Catch waste paper and a husband who answers to the title of "Copy Boy," your new reporter is ready to tackle the column. First of all, I would like to thank each and every one of.you for your wonderful co-operation when I^contacted you recently relative to birthdays and anniversaries. that her big brother Stephen must be very happy with his baby sister. . ? ' Birthdays Happy birthday to you can he sung tc> Emily Smithson to-day, but we are not sure how many candles she will be blowing out. Also birthday greetings to Jack Rogers, who celebrated on May 2, and to Nancy Lessard, who had her birthday •yesterday. In th<» "small fry" department we have two birthday parties to report. Mike Mc- Ccfmack celebrated his fourth birthday April 29. Helping him celebrate were Pam Radner, Martha and Steven Simpson, Paul Dethlefson, Craig Sigman and Theresa Birmingham. Bruce Eternick celebrated his fifth birthday on. May 4 with a Visit from grandma and grandpa' Etemick from West Allis, Wis, and his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and their family from Milwaukee, Wis. Club News The Octettes had their April showers' meeting at the home of Marge Tickler. First price, a lovely figurine, was won by Marie Theis of Algonquin. Second prize, a pretty planter, was taken by Lillian Gorski of Chicago, and the third prize, a cloth calendar, was won by Vern Bauer. In keeping with the April Showers' theme, Marge had a cake made in the shape of an umbrella, along with individual cup cakes topped with umbrellas ?md ginger tea punch and coffee. The Ma.y Flowers meeting will be held on May 7, at the home of Lydia Fenner, - Welcome To Pat and John Couglin and their three boys, who moved into their new home at 139 Mill Lane on Saturday, April 26. May you spend many happy years in Eastwood Manor., Sick List Michael and John Schmidt have proven once again that they are really identical twins. John got over his ear infection and then Michael, quite naturally, came down with the same ailment. They are both well now and back in school. One of our newer neighbors, Matthew Mersch has just returned from the hospital, where he had a goiter operation, and is coming along fine.. Little Beth Hayes went into St Joseph's hospital in Elgin on May 5. for an eye operation. Billy Urban has been home in bed all week with glandular fever. James Cary had to spend a day in the hospital last week as he had an accident that re- = suited in a broken ankle: ;T3»ey .had quite a scare in the Brodin homewftieri two year old Dean Brodin choked on a doughnut but fortunately, with the help of some of the neighbors the situation was reme- Linda Louise French put in her appearance on April 29 and tipped the scales at 7 lbs. 3' ozs. 9 Congratulations to Jackie and Bob and we know This and That , W i n n i e H a n s e n , D o l o r e s Lawrence, Helen Birmingham, Rita Simpson, Betty Radner and Peggy Garrelts all enjoyed a delicious luncheon at the home of Lois McCormack on April 23. Lois served hot beef sandwiches', jello salad and cucumbers in sour cream, along with kolachkys as only Lois can make them, and of course, plenty of hot coffee. If any of you are planning to step out in the near future, I am sure Helen Birmingham would be only too happy to let you borrow her lovely?? new?? mink??? stole. Len and Winnie Hansen drove up to Antioch on Saturday, April 26 to help Len's. mother celebrate her birthday- Dick and Lydia Fenner had a surprise last Sunday when Dick's brother, William, his two sisters, Martha Fenner and Irma Hammang and his cousin. Emma Janz, all dropned out to visit them. Carl and John Hayes spent last Thursday through Saturday at the home of Carol's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, in Chicago, then returned to Eastwood Manor with ohn's brother, Michael, who tayed with them for the remainder of the weekend and celebrated his birthday in our community. Tripoli was the game of the evening at the Bill Harners last Saturday, with Marilyn and Jack Fultz, Rita and T*>m Simpson, Doris |tn^ <Kto-Sh£iw, Pat and Lew Kellogg, Mim and Lee Hansen and Nancy Lessard all participating. Dolores and Len Lawrence drove up to Antioch on Sunday to visit Ltbi's dad. Betty and Ed Radner entertained Betty's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lightholder on Sunday. / Dorothy, and Elwin Eternick journeyed to Chicago on Saturday, April 26 to help Dorothy's fattier, Clarence Duplain^ celebrate his birthday. The following day they entertained Elwin's uncle, Frank Eternick of Milwaukee and Dorothy's mother, Mrs. Ella Duplain of Brookfield. Pat and Lew Kellogg were hosts to Pat's folks, Mr. and Mfs. Ray Johnson, of Chicago, April 27, to celebrate Mrs. Johnson's birthday. Julie Schmidt's mother, Mrs. Koshnirk, spent the weekend with Julie and Bill and the boys. Four generations were present at a luncheon at the home of Warren and Lois Krebs last Thursday. Warren's mother. Mrs. Henning Larson, his sister, Mrs. Richard Cashion, her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Lira and her six week old daughter, Jill. Lois and Tim McCormack drove to Chicago last Monday for the Confirmation party for Tim's niece, Nancy McCormack. ' : r On Sundav. April " 27, •• Pat Kellog of Mill Lane, became godmother to her four week old niece, Tracy Baldwin, ^t St. Paul's Episcopal church. Fifteen ladies attended a demonstration at the home of Ann Ritter, a week ago last Wednesday. The demonstration was given by Anft'ss sisterin- law. Marie Theis. Ann served mint "blossom pie, which received rave notices, cheese cake, butter cookies and coffee. Connie and Bob Dethlefson were delighted with a visit from Bob's aunt and uncle, Marge and Ralph Dethlefson of Los Altos. Calif. They stopped here for a few days on their way home from a plane trip that took them through the southern states and the east coast, and they left <Eastwood Manor Friday morning *0 fly home. Meet Your Neighbor The. Harry Brodin family, consisting of Harry and Marj Tprie, and their two boys, Gerald, who is five and Harold, who is two, moved into their home at 112 Country Lane, on August 1, 1957. Harry is employed by an outboard marine company ih Waukegan. Marjorie is a native of Michigan City, Ind. and Harry comes from Elmwood Park. Majorie reports that they both enjoy outdoor sports such as besebaH and fishing and love to go on picnics with the boys. The Moyse Cary family moved to 120 Country Lane on March 23, 1957, and Consists, pf |rene ind Moyse ind'their'^--children, Jimmy will be 16 in July, Patrick is 13, Kevin is 8, Jac- TiftlrftTfftiTtr FOR PAY CAMP EM) MAY 13 ? by Marlon Sulok t ^Mrl Scouts All the girls that go to day camp, please have your applications in to your scout leader or to Mrs. Pat Morrison, no later than May 13. Any women who would like to assist in this project should also get in touch with Mrs. Morrisdft. The scouts want to thank everyone for making their cookie sale a complete sell-out. This made the troops of Lakemoor have a good showing-- better than mqst of the surrounding areas. Our Sympathy The friends and neighbors of lOlrs. Robert Tobias extend their sympathy to her in the loss of her sister Miss June Dunn who passed away April 453, in Chicago, after a short illness. Burial was Saturday in St. Mary's cemetery in Chicago. Surprise Birthday Pai ty Mrs. Helen Para was pleasantly . surprised May 2, by a quelynn, is 6, Timothy just turned 4 and Peggy Ann is 2%. Moyse is employed fay a freight line in Chicago, and. travels to Syracuse, Buffalo and Rochester, N^w, )ft>rk. Irene works in Cary. Aftoyge is a native of Baraboo, Wis., and Irene is from Chicago. Irene loves to paint in her spare time and says she is a second Van Gogh. Moyse's hobby is sleeping, trying to make up lor all he loses while traveling on the road. Thanks to all of you who called this week with items for this column, and please don't forget the number is 2755. *Peter and Son FUNERAL HOI4II, SERVICES Phone McHenry 63 VI. jijUifi i group of her close lady friends, who took' Helen by surprise and went to her home while she was at aftbther, neighbor's home, to §et the table in ;the appropriate birthday manner, with a ICv&y cake and with the cancH^S ill aglow, to greet Helen when she entered the house. A grand time was had with a delicious lonch served by her friends and lots of conversation, to go along with the celebration. Many happy returns Helen. Cast Stm Stays' . Mrs. Pat Morrison, who has her arm in a cast since the winter months, will still have to wear that miserable piece of plaster until the end of June. Although Pat can take it off for a short time during the day, it must be on when she attempts to do ani? work that is too heavySsr her. We all are hoping that your arm will be better than new when the cast is off for good. While playing with his friends in a tree Saturday, Clarence Sossong son of. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sossong, fell and broke his arm in two places, thus making him spend a night at the McHenry hospital. Now Clarence will be waited on by T his two brothers and siiter. I bet he wishes he hadn't climbed that trfee. Norjnan Williams, son pf Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams former residents here, now living in Lilymoor, is reported to be in serious condition in the Evanston hospital from injuries resulting from an accident with his motorcycle on Wednesday evening. f*. ; Visiting 'Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kamiri, Sr., are coming in from Texas this Friday, to their home here at,the lake. Ed Kamin, Jr. and Stewart Clark from Clinton, Iowa will also arrive here on Friday to visit with all Jtheir friends and stay with the folks. Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Mc- Dermott will be spending the following week in Minneapolis, Minn., attending a funeral directors Convention. Miss Diana Car-tan is confined (o -her home , with a troublesome illness. Here's hoping you soon are on the mend Dian&. Mrs. Sam Gilles has been on the sick list the past week and was confined to the Woodstock hospital but is expected home this week. NEW HOSPITAL UNIT Governor William G. Stratton announced the opening of a special unit at Peoria . State hospital for care and treatment of 'teen-age male mental patients. Accommodating 36 patients, the special unit in a state Department of-Mines r e m o d e l l e d w a r d b u i l d i n g marks another step forward in the state welfare department's program to provide separate facilities for care of patients under the age of 18 in state mental hospitals. .. „ ------ • i--. . • p{..< _ NO ACCIDENTS , Illinois coal mines had a flK tality-free month in Mardv Director Ben. H. Schull 61 the yd Minerals reported. 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