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1 > TH~ E J^tS'TfrScS, HTfElj .tCNr' BY ' '• • PL'• . A• IND^ EA- LE• R / •• , • lurgday, January J&. 0 LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Ana Braeoinski • [P.T.A. ' • The Lily Lake P.T.A. is grateful to all for their donation and j help on th|ir Christmas party. , Also a than!ic you to the Business j association and the fire depart- I ment for their donation of mon- j ey. Mrs. John Gray, chairman of | the party, reports a wonderful j time was had by all. from his cou minut^M it. and enjoyed every .Surprise! Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams are enjoying a beautiful basket j of flowers wnich was a surprise ! gift from the young boys of j Lakemoor. Mr. and Mrs. Williams i must have a fine understanding; of boys, as evidenced by the lovely gift they received. fsorry To Hear Mrs. Erna Hoppert had the misfortune of spraining her ankle on Friday before Christmas. Also Stanley Zabroski had aft automobile accident on Friday before Christmas and a few days later entered Woodstock hospital in a pretty serious condition. Cleveland Wade was unable to spend Christmas day at home. Mrs. Wade spent it with him at Downey hospital. Wedding (Plans ' Wayne Kraus and his fiancee, Gharlene Dowe, are making plans for their wedding on Saturday, Jan. 28. Congratulations from all of us. (Birthday A happy birtKddy ahd a happy new .year t<J_-mrsy Julia Kraus, who celebrated her birthday on Jan. 1. Wonderful Visit Chipper Cynowa spent four days at home over Christmas. In those four days, the following people paid him a visit: Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Foss, Mr. and Mrs. John Sulak, Mrs. Brady and boys, Mrs. Sand, Mr. and Mrs. Rossow and family, Jerry Foute, Mr. and Mrs. Massheimer and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Pogany and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kossup and family, Marian Swenski, Pauline Kalemba, Danny Kinnerk, Jessie and Olive Corbett, Carol and Lenny Szarek, Baby Foute, Mr. and Mrs. Kawell and family, Mr. and Mrs. McDermott, Norman Williams, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark and son from Des Plaines, HI., and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cynowa of Chicago. Also Lil Wijas and son of Lilymoor brought with them a real live junior Santa Claus. Chipper and his brother, Larry, are also enjoying a parakeet they received from Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sand. Chipper is grateful for, the many lovely gifts and cards he received. On his way back to the hospital, Chipper told his parents he saw half of Lakemoor Holiday News On Christmas, Mr. arid Mrs. Anthony Leon had all their sons and daughters and their fariiilies for the day and ydu can be sure the home was pretty well filled up. Mrs. Louise Unruh, Mrs. Leon's mother, has been a travelling lady for a week. She spent the week visiting relatives in Berkeley, Melrose Park and Chicago. For the first time fh nine years,, Steph and Wally Szarek and their children have been able to spend Christmas - day with Steph's mother, Mrs. Catherine Wasowicz. and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sarley speht the Christmas weekend at the home of their son, Dr. Vincent Sarley and family. Mrs. Marie Strnad enjoyed Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Venable, and family. Guests on Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brady were I)r. and Mrs. Leslie Krieger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ugasti and /laughter of Meyers Bay, William Hecljit of McCullom Lake, Art Faber and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Krieger, Jr. Mrs. Stanley Hlavcek, -Mrs. Brady's mother, -is spending *a week with them. Mi-, and Mrs. Frank O'Leary and family enjoyed Christmas in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Leary, Sr. Guests for the Christmas weekend at the home of Mr."" and Mrs. Larry Booster were Jean's two brothers, Michael Liesik, and famiiy^from Detroit, Mich., and Alex LiesuK and family from Prospect Heights and a cousin, Miss Jayne Wysch, of Chicago. Mrs.v Jenny Vallone spent a wonderful weekend with her son, Ben Vallone, and family. There were twenty-four relatives at their Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Al Godina enjoyed the company of Mr. and Mrs. Higgins of Franklin Park for the Christmas weekend. On Monday, Dec. 26, Mr. and Mrs. John Kftfaus entertained Mr. and' Mrs. Curly Kraus and .daughter1 of Niles and Mr. and MrS." Charles Dowe and daughter* Charlene, of McHenry. The Norman Morrisons put on their dancing shoes again to attend a dinfier dance in Chicago on Friday, Dec. .29. Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Marty Wrublewski's home ori ChristjnaS day were Ed Kamin, Jr., and^ Stewart Clark. On Monday, the boys spent most of the day visit ing their friends and neighbors. The Foss home Was buzzing again for two days. On Wednesday, Mr. and Mi's. Foss entertained Brother Eugene Sohm, Brother Victor Nagle and Brother Urbin of St. John Bosco high sohool in Milwaukee. Later in the evening, they visited Mr. and Mrs. scanley Sohm at Arlington Heights. * Marcella Foss entertained the following guests at a l"hursday luncheon: Mrs. Kay Mahoney and children, Mrs. Carmen Boone and daughter and Mrs. Dorothy Piotrowski and son of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foss spent the new year weekend with Marcella's sister, Mrs. Gertrude Conti, and family at Wald Lake, Mich. Judy Diedrich is enjoying the company of one gf her friends, Marie Beranek, o( Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cammara spent the new year weekend' at home with their son, Philip, and family, daughters,, Mrs. Katrina Schimenti, and family, and Mrs. Mary Nosal, and family of Chicago. BEAN |CROP RECORD Illinois ranks first among states in the 1955 production of cor'n and soybeans. The 524 million'bushel corn crop is the second Targefct. ever raised in the Prairie StatK^ The 101 million bushel soybean crop surpasses all former records, Tliis showing is listed in the annual crop summary of the state and federal departments of agriculture, which says the total value of 1955 Illinois farm crops was 1,196 million dollars. Increased production brought this total to a mark asbout two million dollars above the 1954 crop value, in spite of lower prices. 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