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Pigfe ¥#eivt? TftE McfffeKKY PLAINDEALER Tlinh&V May 21, 1$9 Village of Sunnyside Last Call For Hawaiian Luau Irma Gunther--1577-J This is your final notice for an evening that you won't forget. Conversation overheard between two mosquitoes as they were reading the Sunnyside news in the world's greatest weekly newspaper, the Mo- Henry Plaindealer. "Say Gertrude, did you read about the Sunnyside Social Club having a Hawaiian Luau the night of May 23?" "Sure Herman, but you don't think I'm going to let you go and make a fool of yourself like you did at the last social'." "Aren't you Cver going to forget that? It was my first night out since last summer and I lost my head. "That's what you will loose if I ever catch you fooling around with that would be-butterfly again. "It wasn't bad enqugh making a fool of yourself with the qatsup cover on your head, you had to jump onto one of the ice cubes in the punch bowl and start yelling that you were adrift in the sea of love. "Gertrude. I promise to con-1 duct myself using the gentlemen of Sunnvside as my guide. "You *do Herman and I know that I will be proud of you. I'm sure they would have been there to. but some guy turned the page of the paper and Gertrude and Herman were no more. Don't let this lteppen to you. after reading this article, decide that you will be one of the villagers who are going to have a good time. See you there and I do mean see you because some of the grass skirts and sarongs that are to be worn may not be completed in time. The place, Sue and George Schuman's cocoanut grove, time 8 p.m.. date May 23. ' Communion Well there was quite a bit of celebrating at some of our homes when our little ones received their First Holy Communion. Dever Casey and her sister, Linda, were the, important gals in their home and they had company in to help them celebrate. At the Harrington home they could have used wall stretchers for the forty guests who came to help Michael celebrate. His sister, Kathy, felt just as important, because she was one of the Angels in the procession. Pauline Schneider was the important gal at her house and had company on hand to wish her happiness. - M a r y C a t h e r i n e F r e d r i c k had her relations from Mc- Henry in for the day and I hope the pictures her dad took come out because our daughter, Dorothy, made her Communion also and is on all of them. ^ Much happiness is wished for all of these little Angels. The Garritty household entertained Mr. and Mrs. Criners and children from the city on Sunday. The occasion honored Gilbert Criners. who goes to Maryville academy and had received his First Holy Communion earlier that day. I Sick list j Well when this copy comes | out Elizabeth Metzer and son, 'John, should have recovered l'rom having-their tonsils re- | moved and all of us sure hope this means no more sore thrbats for bolh r>f them. Jim Garrity is home for good from the hospital and he sure appreciated the mail from the village because I'm sure most of you know when you have to spend more than a week in a hospital it gets awfully lonely when you don't hear from the folks back home. tioch, and Linda, who staged at another sister's in Crystal Lake. A wonderful time was had by all. Isn't it wonderful to have nice relations who pitch ! in to help one to have a nice j vacation with no worries. It isure is nice to~know there are still families who help one an- I other out instead of constantly j bickering with each other. I I hope all of you mothers and grandmothers h&d a very nice Mother's Day. Unforgettable Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Muleski just returned from a two week vacation in' and out of California along with Laura's mom. Mrs. Ethel Ring. Among the many unforgettable places they visited was Meramac Cavern. They stopped at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., to visit Laura's brother, Edward, went through the Petrified Forest, the Painted Desert, Hoover Dam and Moulder City. Spent a day and a half in Las Vegas. Then on to visit friends in Orange, Calif.. for two and a half days. From there they went to Disneyland, Knotts Berry farm and Ghost Town. Then off to the beautiful Golden Gate park over the Golden Gate bridge and into San Francisco, and then back again to Nevada and spent two days in Reno. Enough money was won to stay but it was time to turn towards home. They picked up son. Danny, who was with Marvin's mom in Trevor. Wis., Lou Ann, who was with Laura's sister in An- Cub Scouts There was a mother and son dinner at the McHenry Country Club. The Cub Scouts from Den 12 who attended with their mothers were Richard Fredrick, Jackie Roggenbuck and Corey Patterson. Mrs. Roggenbuck will be their new den mother starting next year. An Indian Chief from Michigan named Thunder Cloud was there with his family. A delicious chicken dinner was enjoyed by all. Sunnyside Estates BISHOP LANE CONFIRMS CLASS AT ST. JOHN'S by Lois Anderson SUMMER SCHOOL l Elgin High School is offering twelve credit courses and four non-credit courses during its summer term from June 8 to July 17. Registration will be May 23 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in room 139. Louis E. Bauer is director of summer school. Although Elgin High School has offered summer typing for five years, and 800 students have taken the course, this is the first year of the expanded program. The greatest remedy for anger is delay. The sacrament of Confirmation was administered last Sunday by Bishop Loras T. Lane of Rockford, at St. John's church. The reception of this sacrament makes a Catholic a "soldier of Christ", thus strengthening him in his faith. Fourth degree Knights of Columbus served as color guard in their impressive full dress regalia. ' Youngsters of Sunnyside Estates who were among the confirmands are Bill Davis, Dorothy Ann Kayler, Kathy Palmer and Patty and Don Vpight. Each family entertained relatives and friends following the afternoon ceremony. Weekend Trip Earl and Bernice Fry and children motored to Thorpe, Wis., last weekend for the graduation exercises of, her niece. Accompaning them for the occasion was Bernice's -mother, Mrs. Turenne of Volo. A Fisherman Frank Mann has been busily readying his newly acquired outboard for the coming fishing season. Upon answering an ad in the PLAINDEALER he was able to make a trade of a good shotgun for the boat. With a little fixing up he is now ready for the big one's he's been talking about all winter. Happy fishing, Frank. Vacationers T h e v a c a t i o n i n g S t e v e n s ' sent cards attesting to the wonderful vacation they are spending in the south. What luck getting away from our cool, cloudy, clime. ^ Other vacationers, but of the non-travelling variety, are Red Davis, Dick Gerke, Sol Kobus, Dale Kuntz and Ron Siepman. We hope you manage to squeeze ih one or two days of leisure people. Birthdays On Sunday, May 24, three of our young residents will observe another birthday, they are, Mark Davis, who will be 3, Donna Noah, 6, and Jerry Zeiger who reaches that famed age of 16. The next day, May 25, two young misses share a birthday; Mary Kanter will be 2 and Joanne Roy 7 Sarah Humphrey, who is the great grandmother of the Banker housiehold, adds one more to her calendar on May 27. Happy birthday to her and all the birthday kids of the week. RENT YOUR Formal Wear for All Occasions at ojfit. Store for Men EEEM11MLL WOODSTOCK ILLINOIS APPEAR FOR CLUB Pictured is the Dungill family, guests on the program of the Lecture Luncheon club held recently at the McHenry Country club. 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