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TSirfihty; TOMm, 9. 1«1 THEMcBENRY PLASNfftfiXLER UtaAoor > YOUNG PEOPLE CONFIRMED AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH Shirley Schuerr Ev. 6-zGl.? ^Wednesday, Feb. 1, was a big day in the lives of some of the young ladies and gentleinein of Lilymoor and Frftzscfte ^ Estates. The following were confirmed at St. Mary's Church, young ladies, Rita Epperson and Joyce Wagner; the young gentlemen are Joseph DeMarco, Michael Ossler, Tom and Charles Schmidt, Kennith Schuerr and David 3&agner. To cach of you we say, congratulations on your Confirmation. Home Burns On Wednesday, Feb. 1, the home in which the Mays family lived, was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Mays and three of her five children were home at the time. Fortunately they all got out of the home without J^hiries. •< Credit goes to the men of the Lakemoor and McHenry fire department who worked so hard in trying to save the home. We sure have a good fire department out here. Give Assistance The Woman's auxiliary of Lilymoor showed what they could do in a case of an emerjPkicy again. When they learned of the fire at the Mays' home they were on the job again. They began to do what ever they could for the family. Not only did the women of the auxiliary open their hearts to the stricken family, so did the women of Fritzsche's Estates. As a lot of you know the Mays family lost everything & the fire. "If you would like to give anything to help please contact Connie Johnson at EV. 5-3908 or myself at EV. 5-2645 arid we will gladly give it to them. Association News This coming Tuesday, Feb. 14, is the monthly meeting of the Lilymoor association. The time is 8:30 p.m., and the place the white schoolljouse. A reminder to the board of directors. Your meeting is the same night, same place, time 7:30 i.m. tending the party were Joe's spohsor, Ralph Ossler, Michael's sponsor, Mr. DeMarco, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ritter and daughter, Connie. A good time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schuerr of Chicago were guests of Lawrence and Shirley Schuerr Wednesday, Feb. 1. Pajje Tftte© tirownie ^evvs The Lilymoor Brownie troop 267 has been busy working oh favors and decorations for Valentine's day. At this meeting (Tuesday, Feb. 14) they will have a full program. There will be three new girls invested into the Brownies, and the girls will also celebrate the second birthday of this troop. On Thursday, Jan. 26. LeOna Fantus, Diane Fuhler and Marge Beahler attended the Sybquay Girl Scout council convention in Barrington. One of the things the women enjoyed was the movies shown of the National Girl Scouts convention held last morith. Guests Wednesday, Feb. 1, was a full and busy day for Joseph DeMarco and Michael Ossler of Fritzsche's Estates Not only did they make their confirmation that day, but also had a party in the evening. At- It's A Girl Mrs. Judy Polinski presented her htl&hand, Richard, with a six and a half pound girl Sunday, Jan. 29. The wee one's name is Mary Lynn. The prbud grandparents are Heb and Marge Polinski. Congratulations to you all. Baptized Wee-one Michael Schuerr of Fox Lake was baptized Sunday, Jan. 29, at St. Peter's church in „ Spring Grove. Godfather by proxy is his uncle Lawrence and his Godmother is his great aunt, Mrs. Kate Caswick, of Chicago. COURT BRIEFS Only one case heard in J. P. court in McHenry, this past week. Edward Schultz of Lakeland Park was fined $8 for disobeying a traffic light. He appeared in court Wednesday evening. VILLA NURSING HOME ON PISTAKEE BAY NEAR McHENRY Home for the Aged SENILE . . . BED PATIENTS Mrs. Anna Zee -- Owner Phone EVergreen 5-0461 jy- * - - . J 11 - i *r yv t ? ? e f e m iSiiiiiiii in Wi 6ivH C FIE EN .STAMPS, CUSTOM T.V. with every Purchase 204 E. Elm St. McHenry EV. 5-3757 EV. 5-5659 845 W. Rollins Rd. | Round Lake KI. 6-4232 KI. 6-2105 Hours at Both Stores Mon. thru Sat. 9-9 -- Sun. 10 ajn. - 2 p.m. POST 491 by Mary Einspar There were thirty-six membcis present at the last juhior auxiliary meeting. The Juniors will hold a father-daughter banquet on Sunday, March 5, at 5 p.m. Reservations must be made on or before Feb. 25. All of those who attended last year will remember what a wonderful time they had. All our junior members are asked to submit a name for the toy burro which will be presented to Downey nursery. The junior whose name for the burro is chosen will receive an award at the junior district convention being held at our McHenry Legion home in April. McHenry Unit 491 visited the Valley Hi Nursing home in Hartland Jan- 29, bringing rpecial treats for the patients. Helen Birmingham, Frances Matchen, Lois McCormack and Victor and Marie Howe attend- RADIATOR REPAIR Automotive, Trucks and Industrial 1 DAY SERVICE All Work Guaranteed McHENRY AUTO BODY "We are not satisfied until you are" 611 Front St. Ph. EV 5-0444 ed. Musical entertainment: waf provided c,y Frank Sweii ney, Jr. Our regular trip to Doxvney took p1ace Feb. 2 in spile of the inclement weather. Those entertaining the veterans Svere Dorothy and Stan Dietrich, George and Ruth Mrabhek, Marie Howe and Delia Frteund. The patients enjoyed the- accordion music by Clem ]Virfs and the singing of Ninai La- Cerba. We hope you will have anade your reservations for out' annual membership dinner Feb. 11. We especially would like a large turn-out because We are having our district director, county council president and their secretaries as our s pecial guests. We are the largest auxiliary unit in the cjistrict. and we should have as many members as possible present for this occasion. Husbands and guests are invited to join us for dancing after 9 p.m. If you haven't made your reserl vatioh jtet, call i and I'm sure they will b. e ? ! cepted. Our next meeting will be held the twentieth of February. Chairman iLdis McCormack will have the following members on her committee: Lil Conway, Rosemary Freres, Louise Smith, Lotfella Braidman, Katherine DeVries. Edna Mueller, Betty Schmidt, Lee Hackmeister, Helen Goldbeck, Lois Crouch, Pearl Cooper, Helen Schmidt, Marge Olsen, Dorothy Freund, Doris Walker, Marie Diedrich, Dorothy M. Miller, Mary Pollock and Angela Gausden. Please try to attend the membership dinner and the next meeting. LEGION MEETING Legionnaires are invited to a booster meeting for Mecca Legion" No. 9, to be held at the Naperville lodge on Friday evening, Feb. 10,- at .8:30 o'clock. Plans will be completed for the Legion ceremonial to be held March 12. BAIL BONDS Day or Nitfj -- Anywhere in U.S.A. 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