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Thursday. July>2tL 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Lilymoor PWILL PROSECUTE ersons caught REMOVING LETTERS S^rIey Scnuerr 6-2645 Some person or persons are stealing letters off of the street signs. The people of our subdivision have worked hard to make it a good place to live and take pride in the new street signs. If these culprits are caught charges- will be pressed against them. This act of vandalism must be stopped immediately. Association News The monthly meeting of the Lilymoor association was held Tuesday, July 11. Mrs. Brossirton of Lakemoor was guest Speaker of the evening. She was there on the behalf of the T-B. Foundation. She informed the people that the foundation is jtfftnhine: on having the XRw unit here in the McHenry area sometime in August. More details of this will follow in the near future. It was decidcd to have the meetings at the. large hall of Club Lilymoor. It was reported that almost all the names have been completed on the street signs. A reminder th-it the next association meeting wUJ be held in the ln^pe hail oF'Cub Lilymoor at 8 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 8. The association wou' l l;ke to welcon.e the Ryan fv.rly as rew members. and Karen Tomlinson, Kar^n Schavonie, Nancy Wright and R o s a n n e W o t j a n e c k . S u s a n Ferguson of Chicago, also a Brownie, enjoyed the week of day camp too. The girls enjoyed cookouts, crafts, hikes and many other activities. The women who were leaders and helped the girls were Diane Fuhlei\ Leorta Fantus, Mrs. K i s t i n g s , S u s a n K i s t i n g s a n d Mrs. Sessa. Resigned Marge Polinski, secr"*r<ry r>f •he Lilymoor association, ard "t'-rr.n Young, one of th« board of lI. rectors, have resigned fimi their positions. Shirley Scnuerr has taken the secretarial job over temporarily. Bob Fuhler has replaced Theron Young. Auxiliary News The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Monday, July 10. The main business of the evening was the planning ofjthe float that Lilymoor subdWsion will have in the Fiesta Day parade. After the business on hand was taken care of Laura Belford introduced Elder Smith of Idaho and Mr. Elder Bolder of Arizona of the Mormon church. The gentlemen showed the members of tfi^fuxiliary very interesting h i s t o r i c a l s l i d e s o f S o u t h "America. The slides showed h&y they are uncovering the aftXent cities. The ladies of the auxiliary were grateful to Mr. Sniith and Mr. Bolder for art interesting evening. ^Hostesses for the July meetiijlg were Katherine Molitor, kth Young and Ida Legge. ie monthly present was given tt> Alma Hueckstaedt. ' The next monthly meeting Will be held Monday, Aug. 7, at|S p.m., at the large hall of GfOD Lilymoor. Hostesses for tHe August meet'ng are Edna Crawley, Toni Ehredt and Leoha Fantus. Brownie News • The Lilymoor Brownie Troop 267 enjoyed the week of July lfr at the Valley View Neighbor Day camp, located at C6rtney Woods. The eleven girls attended the day day cprrip were Debbie Fuhler, Judy Fantus, Vallie Schavonie, D t a f i e S t e i n s d o e r f e r , D i a n a Belford, Mary Schuerr, Peggy i Belated Birthday Greetings go to two young ladies. On Saturday. July 1, Shirley and Shelia Schuringa became teen-agers. The twins celebrated their thir t e e n t h birthday. Sorry we're late, many happy returns to you both. Birthday Greetings go to David Fantus. David became that legal age of twenty-one Wednesday, July 19. Greetings also go to Maurice Haines who celebrated his big day Tuesday, July 18. Greetings also go to Maxine Wold, who is celebrating her big day today Thursday, July 20. To each one of you we say many happy returns. Oops, I almost forgot little Lady Johnson. She celebrated her third birthday Monday, July 17. Anniversaries Cbngratulations go to Mr. and Mt*s. Emil Novak. They celebrated their wedding anniversary Tuesday, July 11. Congratulations also go to Mr. and Mrs. Rodde who celebrated their twenty-sixth wedding anniversary Monday, July 17. Birthday Party Many of the little eight year old ladies of Lilymoor attended the birthday party given for Susan Ferguson Friday, July 14. Ice cream and cake were served to the girls. Grandmother, Ruth Young, was hostess for the number eight birthday party. Lot of eights around that day. Black Cat? Anna Naughton was very surprised at what greeted her Friday evening, July 7. At her front door was a big black cat with that white strip down his back. To a lot of little folks they think he is Mr. Cat, but you and I know what he really is, Mr. Skunk. . Attends Shower Marylyn LoPresti 4 attended the baby shower given for Mrs. Loretta Rogers of McHenry Sunday, July 16. Attends Wake Eunice Tobey and Marie Behrendt attended the wake of Ethel Keown of Chicago, July 13. Ethel was a close friend of Eunice and Marie. Luncheon Guests of Marie Behrendt July. 12, were Ruth Young and Mrs. Frederick of Lilymoor and WBKB-TV Channel 7 - 8:15 A.M. SUNDAY, JULY 23 "VICTORY OVER LOSS" People tell how they were saved from financial loss and grief. Radfoi WAIT (820 Ice) Sun. 9:00 A.M. WJJD (1160 kc) 8:00 A.M. lost Sunday each month Are You Looking For The Ultimate In Construction? -A HOME TO LAST?- Then Stop Out And See Our WHILE IT'S SEE THE SUPERIOR METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION USED IN OUR HOMES * ' A HOME TO LAST . r Located at the Corner of Mehring Road and Hillcrest Place in Jak-Ana Heights in Johnsburg. IELL0N C0NSTRI •*' CO., INC. 2103 N. Woodlawn Park Avenue REMEMBER There Is No Compromise For Quality Page Eleven Mrs. T. W. Ferris of Pittsburgh, Pa. A very nice lunch was served by Marie. Attends Dinner John- Behrendt attended a company dinner in Chicago Saturday, July 8. At this dinner John received a pin for being with the company twenty years. Back From Vacation are E a r e 1 and Laura Belford and family. Earel and Laura made a trip to Earel's hometown of Galva to attend his high school reunion on Saturday, July 8. The family left on Friday to visit with Earel's aunt in Princeville. They also spent the weekend with a former classmate and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Collonson of Galva. On Sunday, July 9, the family attended the Galva Manx Society annual picnic. The Belford family enjoyed seeing their old friends again. Family Picnics Vern and Toni Ehredt and sons attended the thirty-third annual family picnic, July 10; at Savannah. Around 150 people attended the reunion. Bob and Marylyn LoPresti and children attended a family picnic, July 9, at the home of Marylyn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Abel of Lakemoor. Guests Francis ana Brooker Naughton and their maternal grandmother, Mrs. Agnes McKeen, of New York arrived Saturday, July 8, for a week's visit with the' boys paternal grandmother, Mrs. Anna Naughton. On July 10 Francis celebrated his twelfth birthday by visiting with relatives and enjoying a birthday party. Mrs. Charles Kisting and dayghter, Susan, of Chicago have been visiting with Mrs. Kisting's daughter and son-inlaw, Diane and Bob Fuhler, and children for the past two weeks. Guests at the Tobey home Sunday, July 9, were Roy's nephew and his wife and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tobey, Jr., and children from Florida. On July 10 Bert Willison of Wheaton visited with his brother and sister-in-law, Roy and Euftice Tobey. Mr. Willison presented young David with a lovely birthday present. A1 and Pearle Stineman's guests have been their granddaughter, Evelyn Krich, and her girl friend, Sharon Doormbos, of Chicago. On July 6 the girls enjoyed a luncheon at Isabelle Karmel's home. On July 8 the girls and Marlene and Dennis Karmel, Lucinda Fradinardo, Linda Gulouzzi and Bob Bartelt all enjoyed a cook out at the Karmel home. The girls spent overnight July 13 at Lucinda Fradinardovs home. The girls made many friends while being guests of A1 and Pearle. Linda Gulouzzi of Chicago was a guest of her uncle and aunt; Fred and Isabelle Karmel. Susan Ferguson of Chicago has been a guest of her grandparents, Theron and Ruth Young. Mrs. T. W. Ferris of Pittsburg, Pa., was also a guest of her sister and brother-inlaw, Ruth and Theroh, Young. And in Closing We are proud of the residents and children of Lilymoor who worked so hard in making the float for the Fiesta Day parade. Herman and Edna Crawley donated their garage so they could vyork on the float. Mel Ehredt let them use his flat bed. CHAMPION RACES A. J. Foyt of Houston, Texas, "500" winner at Indianapolis this year, has been signed for the 100-mile championship auto race Aue. 19 at the Illinois State Fair. Other entries include Jim Hurtubise, Lenox, Calif.; Bob Cleburg, Tucson, Ariz,; A1 Keller, Green Acres, Fla.; Rex Easton, Springfield; Don Branson. Champaign, Chuck, Hulse, Downey, Calif. Recently, two Toronto geologists, flying over the barren artic lands near Coronation Gulf, well inside the Arctic Circle, were amazed to discover a lush green valley, some 10 miles long and 2 miles wide. Reason? Unknown. Sunnsyide Estates GIRLS SPEND BUSY WEEK AT SCOUT DAY CAMP Polly Stevens - EV. 5-1256 Case this list of representation at the Valley View, Girl Scout Day Camp from Sunnyside Estates. The Andersons, Mary, Mike, Kasey, Patti and Lois; Alice and Tammy Bieschke, Helen, Kandy, and Brian Kobus; Mary Jane Lakowske, Debbie and Donna Noah, the Palmers. Marge, Cathy, Sherwood, and Marty; Laura Jean Smolinski and ^ Judy Strorgil. We spent a delightful week of living in the out-of-doors in a-secluded, wooded area southwest of McHenry. The Girl Scouts were in units with girls of their own age and so were the Brownies. The boys and little tots who attended were children- of the camp counselors. and they too had their own tents. As for Alice, Helen, Marge and myself, we acted as unit leaders helping the girls with their activities, games, hikes, Crafts, etc. The week sped by and we all foil a warm satisfaction in getting out in the beautiful countryside and working with the young people. It was a great opportunity for us and the girls and a vote of gratitude is in order for all the committee and workers who helped organize and conduct the Valley View Neighborhood Day Camp. presence spurs them on to play a good game of ball. Little League The score in the Cub and Brave Little League as of July 10, was four Braves, two, Cubs. The Cubs ran into a little bad luck at that game when four of their players didn't show, they still have time however, to do some catching up. The Braves have discovered a sort of good luck charm in Mary Anderson, the only games th%\ lost were the two she didn't attend. Relatives and friends of the boys are urged to attend these games as their Visitors To Sunnyside Estates The Anderson and Kuntz families are very pleased at having Herb and Pat's mother and ste]$-dad, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Roy, here on a visit from Hallandale, Fla. They were residents of Wonder Lake for many years and are happy to be back in the fair state of Illinois for two weeks. From here they will travel to Wisconsin, Michigan, Canada, New York and other stops to visit their many friends who stay with them throughout the winter months. Pat Spindler, a gal who just loves company, had some surprise visitors last week. Adele Gericke and two children of Park Ridge and Ruth Patterson and her four of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Adele and Ruth are sisters and their mother and Pat were friends when they were little girls so she has known them a good while. She lost track of them about 12 years ago but as chance would have it she saw a name in the paper one day last winter and sent a card. It was the right Patterson so they began their friendship all over again. There were a lot of old times to remember and a lot of things to catch up on so it was truly an enjoyable day for all of them. Then on the weekend Pat welcomed her son, Jim, and grandson, Mark, for a couple of more pleasant days. From where we sit. it looks as if Pat is thoroughly enjoying this beautiful summer. Birthdays The birthday and anniversaries seem to come in bunches, we have a nice long list of both for this week and glancing over it you will see that just about every section eff Sunnyside Estates is represented. Today (July 20) my better half, Herb, celebrates another birthday. Laverne Noah was born on July 21, 19--, we really don't know. On July 23, two more fine ladies celebrate, they are Bessie Schweiger and Gladys Kayler. Three more on July 24 are Dorothy Bierchen, Neil Davis who will be 10 and Jim Farley. Charlotte Maule is just slightly in the "over 21" bracket on July 25 and Steve Kuntz will be T on July 26. Hope each of you has a happy, "happy birthday." Harold aand Marge Palmer. Like most of us, some of their 21 years have been happy and some have been hectic, but most important. they have shared them together. Happy anniversary. Anniversaries Two nice people who have put quite a number of years behind them together are James and Hedwig Haninger. The occasion of their thirtyeighth wedding anniversary arrives- tomorrow, July 21. It will be a while before John and Eleanore Fiedler reach that many, but they will have had 13 happy years as of July 24. At the risk of listing too many or too few for the next two couples we will just say they are well mated and have our sincerest congratulations. They are Dick and Jean Gerke and Hank and Adeline Zeiger who celebrate July 25. 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