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LAMB HOLD iMnminMiwAificF AAMnUil BAKE SUE fry - Eve One affair which po over with" a bang, is a "bake and rummage sale." Our gals' organization will sponsor their annual event, Saturday, May 31 commencing at 9 a.m. AH freshly baked pastries (no mixes, please! ) may be brought to the beachhouse, early Saturday morning. A crew of women will be on hand, readying articles and food Home baked bread is always in derpand, and donations of same would be greatly appf'eciatedjLjf you have a favorite ?$ake recipe, why not "whip ii up" and let one of your neigh bors sample it? ' Barbara Thacker, as chairman of the -Ways and means committee, will head the group, hut veiy ably assisted by Betty Poledna. Marie HOwe, Ethel Schmidt, Katie Lennert, Marge Stackni'ck and Emma Pyritz. Any one else wishing to contribute a couple of hours may contact Mrs. Thacker and volunteer. During the orgy of spring. \ cleaning which has predominated in many homes, many of you came across articles of clothing and household goods-- stiil usable by somebody else-- but not you! Why not pack it all up and donate it to the sale? The Ladies of the Lake will be very grateful!! Special Meeting of Cullem-KnolT A special meeting of the Cullom-Knoll association will be held this Sunday, May 18 at 2:30 p.m. in the beachhouse Some important events are being considered and details must be arranged and voted upon. Every member of the organization is urged to put in an appearance. Come yourself and bring a friend. The Fish That Caught Two Boys!! Quite a reversal ip the normal order of things was the fishing expedition that involved twin brothers, Jim and Jeff Michaels last Friday. The two young lads ran home to mother Lillian with the tale that their fishing* pole was swimming out into the lake! Mama tried to comfort the boys with tne promise that she would purchase a new one. Crying tears of woe, the twins insisted they wanted the old one back •v' -~Ll_ Deciding to investigate the mystery of the disappearing pole, Mrs. Michaels ran down to the beach and thought her eyes deceived her! The pole was truly SWIMMING AWAY! Into the water, jeans and all, went mamma to the rescue. When she finally retreived the pole, she discovered the boys had hooked a 21" carp! Quite a trophy and probably some k i n d o f a r e c o r d . Y e p , t h e boys are still fishing with the same bamboo pole. Of The Lake The women met Thursday night, May 8, in the beachhouse. Plarfi were formulated for the forthcoming ^rummage ind bake sale. Discussion also nvolved some changes in the • ; o c i a i m e e t i n g s . G a m e s w i l l still be played but for less noney than wsts charged formerly. President Betty Poledna was he lucky recipient of a lovely ;ift---and on her birthday, too! "Tasty pastry" and plenty of coffee was dispensed by Ethel Schmidt and Julia Hecht. The next meeting will be held Thursday, May 22, in t he beachhouse. In Time For Spring Cleaning Mrs. Harriet MeNamara of Hickory Drive played hostess to a group of neighborhood for a home cleaning s u p p l i e s d e m o n s t r a t i o n , l a s t week. Those >vho attended and replenished their stocks included Lena Eckhardt, Mayda Shigley, Alice Gustafson, Wilma Zody, Gert H e 1 w i g , L o u i s e H a m m e r s t e i n , P e a r l Pietsch and Abby J3arry. Outof- towners were Mrs. Caroline DeLew of Chicago and Mrs. T-- Ida Zahlman* Betty PdrednA and Eva eman. were unable to attend.' r Fun and merriment ensuet w i t h t h e p l a y i n g o f game s ! with mo$t of the women taki n g home : s o u v e n i r s o f . t h e ; pleasant occasion. Refresh* m e n t s w e r e , c o n s u m e d w i t h gusto and pleasant chit-chat. Happy T« Be Home A trip to a local: physician for a .check-up ended in surgery for Odon Hubsch, a week ago last Friday. After his examination, the verdict, according to the physician meant an immediate operation. He was checked into McHenry hospital, and went under the surgeon's scalpel the next day. Mr: Hubsch was released last T h u r s d a y a n d by M o n d a y morning of this week, he was recovering nicely with no bad after effects. A couple of w e e k s o f c o n v a l e s c e n c e w i t h plenty of tender loving care from his charming wife, and Mr. Hubsch will 'fee as good as new. Greetings and Felicitations To Ed Stacknick who celebrated his natal day, Tuesday; May 13. Yep, he's a "39er" in good standing! Only one more year to wait! Jean Hocin will spend her last year as a pre-teener after her t w e l f t h b i r t h d a y , T u e s d a y , May 20. Kathy and Bill Schlitt will celebrate six delightful years of marriage, on Sunday, May 18, with their cute kiddies. Mrs. Wyn Doran^is in order for "happy birthday" today, Thursday, May 15. Best wishes to all! til. :tr •hk ,.t<H•mk WITHOUT .w&is'cy- '•kvt; ^JMiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiMiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiilititiifiiitiTitfitiimiiimrtiiH MVDB4D WCOHE? _ Does the mailman come S to your mail box with dividend checks? As a mutual fund shareholder, you can enjoy four such happy occasions ' a year. Income from dividends on a monthly basis can also be arranged. 1 DAVID A. NOYES & Co. |j Members New York Stock Exchange = | 23 S. Spring St. ' SHerwood 2-7360, Elgin, III. | S To have our local representative call on you = S at your own convenience for further information S | Phone or Write: RICHARD B. WHEELOCK § | R.F.D. 4, Box 202 Phone 1402-R McHenry, III.| liiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniinniiiiiiiiiiiniiiTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii k THEY CALL "KNIGHTS I Whether you are a Catholic or not, you should know the truth about the Knights of Columbus. Is it, as sometimes rumored, a secret society with designs against our government? Do its members really take an oath to destroy non- Catholic political power? If such rumors were true, the Knights of Columbus would not deserve the friendship and trust of non-Catholic citizens, which it invites and merits. Actually there is no more thoroughly patriotic organization than this fraternal" order of Catholic men. It is composed of plumbers and lawyers, farmers and doctors, business men and scientists--of Catholic men at every level of the social and economic scale. Some are rabidly partisan on political and public questions. They "choose up sides" with all the freedom of any other citizens. The Knights of Columbus was formed in 1882, by a small group of the men of St. Mary's Church, New Haven, Connecticut. They had met, at the invitation of Father Michael J. McGivney, not to form a national fraternal society, but to "render mutual aid to the members of the parish and their families." In the years that since have ensued, the Knights of Columbus has grown into a fraternal order of more than a million members, spread over the United States, Canada and other countries .of the Western World. But its purpose of "mutual aid",.. and its principles of charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism . . . remain unchanged after more than 70 years. Millions of dollars hate been spent by the Order for the relief of victims of fire, flood and famine ... for the support of Christian youth work ... aid to Christian education. In both world wars, the Knights performed a service of ministering to the spiritual welfare and comfort of the armed forces regardless of creed, that brought sincerest thanks from a grateful nation. , Nearly one out of every sot Knights served his country in . World War II, and many laid down their lives. Despite these and many other signal demonstrations of its principles of charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism, some people have the most absurd beliefs and suspicions about the Knights of Columbus, just as they do about the Catholic Church. Even today, misinformed people give publicity at times to a false alleged Knights of Columbus oath which has been proved to be fraudulent, and which scores df others have been forced publicly to admit is untrue. This message... and others explaining Catholic beliefs and practices .. are published by the Knights of Columbus so that our non-Catholic neighbors may judge us as we really are--not as we are often misrepresented to be. If you wish, we shall send you free, in a plain wrapper, an interesting pamphlet about this international society. Arid nobody wilf call on you. 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