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•L Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER * -!>• ' • Thursday, March 3, iSro Sunnyside Estates MARCH MEETING OF HOME OWNERS HELD AT SCHOOL Lois Anderson The March meeting of Sunnyside Estates Home Owner? association will be held tonight at the Johnsburg public school, promptly at 8. We mentioned last week that you can obtain some vital information about „your personal property tax at this meeting. This, plus other items of interest make the March meeting a must on your calendar. Cake and coffee will be served as usual after the regular business. Under the Weather Three year old Pat Maule has been on the sick list of I late. He has had glandular fev- : er which seems to be becoming "quite comrrvSh these days. Try keeping a three year old in bed when he doesn't feel real bad, but doctor's orders call for it: We hope by now he is well again. Parties Members of the pre-school set were busy a week ago with .birthday parties. On Feb. 21, Kasey and Patti Anderson celebrated their fourth and third birthdays at a party with their little friends and grandma and grandpa. This was an easy one for me as ,-their sister Mary, made all the favors and refreshments. which incidentally were done very well. Thipgs ran very smoothly and everyone seemed to have a good time. Another good time was enjoyed the following Wednesday when Tommy Hanahan, who was three, entertained some of his friends at his birthday party. There were lots more kids, goodies and presents so this age group should have its fill of "happy birthday to you" which they enjoy so much. Homemaking Tips A new labeling law for clothing and most household goods made from textiles becomes effective on March 3. The Textile Products Fiber Identification Act requires that each fiber be identified by its .generic (group) name on a hang-tag or label. The percentage of the fiber, by weight, in the fabric must also be listed. If the law is to prove helpful, consumers must learn the new fiber identification terms, the generic names, sfays Mrs. Ruth Galbraith, textile specialist. at the University of Illinois. To simplify and standardize the information, the Federal Trade Commission assigned fibers with similar properties, into groups; It then gave each group a generic (group) name. To illustrate, acrylic is the generic nafne for a group of fibers that are chemically similar. There are now four acrylics. Their trade names are Orion, Acrilan, Zefran and Creslan. They have similar properties, one of which is bulkiness without weight. But these four acrylics differ in other ways. For example, some are easier to dye than others. The FTC divided synthetics into sixteen generic groups, but women shoppers will buy only ten of them. They are acetate, acrylic, metallic, modacjylic, nylon, nytril, polyester, rayon, rubber and spandex. The natural fibers,, cotton, wool, silk and linen, retain these names as generic names. To simplify shopping, smart shoppers will learn both the generic name and the properties for each group of synthetics. They will also identify familiar trade names with the generic name. Then as new fibers come to the market they can associate them with the familiar ones. For example, Vycron is due soon and will be labeled polyester. If shoppers learn now that Dacron is a polyester, they'll have COMMITTEEMEN FROM TOWNSHIP SUPPORT McCLORY Republican precinct committeemen from M c H e,n r y township Friday night joined a growing list of township and city groups that are 'ibacking the bid for re-election of State Senator Robert McClory, of Lake Bluff. Polled informally following a dinner meeting at Hettermann's restaurant in Johnsburg, the McHenry Township committeemen voiced t h ei r support of Sen. McClory on the basis of his record, his seniority and key committee positions, arid his service to the people of the 52nd senatorial district. The com mitteemen announced that they were backing their support by scheduling a series of coffee hours and informal gatherings for the veteran legislator- FIFTH COUNTY PLEDGES SUPPORT OF COUNTY JUDGE Village of Sunnyeid^ Need Reporter In This Area ' Irma Gunther - Reporter - EV. 5-5484 I guess most" of you know that. I am working now. So I am looking for some one to take over the column. The committee worked hard to get the column in the first place and I would like to see it continue to be in the Plaindealer, so why doesn't someone who has free time call about taking over for me. idea of how Vycron will wear and launder. and bottom of the birthday list j But remember that fibe this week with lots of kids in keontent is not the only factor Birthdays There's an adult at the top Circuit Roy J. Solfisburg, Jr., o'f Aurora became assured of the ftepublican nomination fpr ttje Sixth Illinois Supreme Court district justice post as the result of GOP delegates of Whiteside county pledging their support to him in a meeting ait Morrison last week. Whiteside county was the fifth to back Judge Solfisburg's candidacy and gave him a total pledge vote of 204 and 290- 500ths needed to win the nomination. Judge Solfisburg had already bqen pledged the support of Kane, Kendall, DeKalb and McHenry counties. The convention of the Sixth Supreme Court district will be held at Freeport March 21. The incumbent. Justice Charles H. Davis, was elected to the Supreme Court in 1955 to some j fij] the unexpired term of Justice William Fulton of Sycamore, who retired. ' The Coming Social The March social will be held at the home of George and Sue Schuman with Rich and Kay taking care of the refreshment department. It was too bad that there weren't more present at the February social because my Bill made some, delicious Lasagne, which everyone enjoyed. We have "a new assoc i a t i o n p r e s i d e n t r e p l a c i n g George Schuman and. it is Richard Fredrick. It was decided that we will be playing cards at the socials and to play whatever we care to or learn some new games. -fcr Cub Scout Pack 454 Cub Scout Pack No. 454 celebrated its first birthday in scouting with a pot-luck dinner fit the Lakeland Park community Jiall on Sunday, Feb. 28. This also marked the fiftieth anniversary of scouting in America. A short pack meeting followed the dinner, at which time awards were presented as follows: Victor Criscudo, bobcat ; Steve Criscudo, golden arrow; David Garrison, bear and golden arrow; Forrest Vitta, golden arrow; Mike Males, golden arrow and two Silver arrows. One-year pins were awarded John Anderson, Mike Stuart, Forrest,Vitta, David Garrison, John yO'Brien, Tim Martin, Dennis Moore, Rodney Cole and Tom Gustafson. Denner badges were awarded as follows: Den 1, John Anderson, dinner; Bobby Houser, a s s i s t a n t d e n n e r ; 2 , . J o h n O'Brien; 3, Tom Gustafson; 4, Forrest Vitta. IViee tings The first Monday of the month finds two meetings taking place, our village meeting and the Pistakee Terrace Homeowners. The Institute for Safer Living says that surprisingly few traffic mishaps occur to drivers who consistently obey all traffic laws and employ common sense practices on the road. ^ Lilymoor . WORKERS NAMED FOR RED CROSS DRIVE IN MARCH by Nancy Hitter EV 5-5889 March is the month for the Red Cross drive, so please be as generous as possible when the workers in Lilymoor knock at your door. Those workers who will canvass the area on March 2 and 3 are the following, Mrs. Fantus, chairman, Mrs. Tobey, Mrs. Belford, Mrs. Bellino, Mrs. Schaft, Mrs. Huchsteadt and your reporter. Next Meeting This is a reminder that the next Lilymoor association meeting will be held at the sehoolhouse on Tuesday, March 8 at 8 p.m. Do your civic duty and Attend. are Mr. and Mrs. James Monitor, former residents of Lilymoor, who presently reside in C h i c a g o a t 1 9 3 8 O r e h a r d street. Mrs. Molitor gave birth to this'bundle of joy on Feb. 9 at St. Mary of Nazareth hospital. The baby weighed 7 lbs, 5 ozs. and is given the name of Debbie Ann. Another member of the family is Patty Ann who is four years of age. Birthdays Nancy Eggert entered her 'teens on Feb. 27 when she celebrated her thirteenth birthday. *• David Eggert celebrated his tenth birthday on Feb. .20. £4 , Ricky DeMaro celebrafpfj. his birthday on Feb. 16 w$th the help of the neighbor youngsters. Mrs. E>eMarco was |pn hand to serve the party ake and candy. A happy birthday wish t&jkll you. This and That ' .|j Mrs. Tdbey was entertained in the Border residence last week. - We all wish Mrs. T6bey lU6k on her heart fund campaign ha Val and the candy Moose club. sales for tSie Busy Brownies j The Brownie troop oi Lily- j moor is still busy working on | th£ir projects for the Girl Scout fair* which is to be held bn Sunday, April 3 at the American Legion hall in Mo Henry. Proud Grandparents Mr. and Mrs Molitor, residents of Lilymoor, are the proud grandparents of a cute cuddling baby girl. Her parents Tiling Yotsr Bathroom? ^ Refinishing Your Floors? -WE R E N T - almost everything from Plastic and Floor Tile Cutters c to Drum Floor Sanders and Edgers Call us for any item you'need | We probably have it! ^ CALL EV 5-29M UnitedRerit-GlU. JOE WILKINSON, MANAGER 542 Main St. McHenry,m. Open Daily 8 to 6 -- Wednesday £ Sunday 8 to 12 Our Sympathy to Julia Bush of Pistakee Terrace upon learning of the death of her mother who has been hospitalized for eight years. t Don and Del Monte had the j sad task of going to New York j to make arrangements for the i burial of Don's brother and sister- in-law who had been killed in an automobile accident in Las Vegas. MEDICAL PROGRESS The contemporary use of xrays to diagnose and treat disease is less than seventy years "between. Ted Voight heads -them all with a birthday today shared with Johnny Davis and Cathy Gerstein who is 4. Tomorrow, March 4. Debbie Noah will be 8 while Patti Anderson -turns 3 on March 5. On March 7 Tommy Fry marks off his "golden" birthday when; he will be seven. Also on the seventh Dorothy Kayler will celebrate number 12. Still very young Nit already a new bridegroom, is Eddie Matuszak who celebrates on March 8. Last but not least is Rose Felicetti on March 9. Happy birthday one and all. Notice If you know of anyone who does not b'(it would like to receive the Plaindealer have them contact our carrier, Johnny Senkerik. We might mention here what a fine job he has been doing, regardless of weather we have our paper to read on Thursdays. Hope you are faring well with all this weather we have been having. Chin up, spring should be just around the corner if it can manage to push its Way througn all the snow. affecting wear and care. Experience proves that some 100 percent cottons are good and some are not. The size of the yarn, type of weave and weight of fabric also affect quality anckrorformanee. The new la bels tell only the fiber content Some exceptions are listed in the law. One is coat linings Unless the lining is used fov warmth, it is not listed. Often the only purpose of a lining is to help the coat slip on more easily. But interlinings used for warth must be labeled for fiber content. The major type of household textile not included in the new law ,is upholstery fabric on manufactured furniture. However, upholstery fabrics sold by the yard must be labeled. The law also requires label- j ing of merchandise sold in quantity packages. For example, several pairs of socks are often packaged together. Un- ] less each pair is individually labeled, the package must be sold as one labeled article. More than $1,000,000,000 in [old. Professor Wilhelm Conrad j Roentgen discovered this mys- I terious ray in 1895 ancf precise- j iy because of its Jjnkngun j qualities called it "x^ray." j wages and salaries are lost each year because of diseases of the heart and the blood vessels. LAST CHANCE POLAMID UNO CAMERA KIT SPECIM. Heart disease deprives the j United States of more than j $133,000,000 in federal income taxes because of lost earnings. 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