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Pa§e Sixteen WB McHENRY PLMNDEALER Thursday/ November 2. 19jgl Village at Stumyaldr Association Meets Nov. 6 Therese Schneider - EV. 5-1298 Nov. 6 is the next opert association meeting. Everyone is invited to come and give their opinions, objections and compluints. Social This month's social was a hard times prtrty and there was a pretty good turnout. Everyone enjoyed bobbing for apples arid eroup singing. We are skipping our November social and having the next one Dec. 16 at the Lehmans. Holiday Hills MARK CALENDAR FOR ANNUAL XMAS PARTY DECEMBER 2 Inez Young Welcome and Farewell I would like to extend a warm welcome to William and Adella Dunn and their daughter. Ann. 19. who are now residing at 1504 Rosemarie Drive. The Dunns are formerly from Twin Lakes, Wis. We are sorry to see the Sterl i n g B l > t h e f a m i l y m o v i n g away and we hope they will be happy in their home in Spring Grove. PTA Luncheon Several of our ladies attended the P.T.A. luncheon in the J o h n s b u r g s c h o o l , M o n d a y , Oct. 23. The ones present from our village were Marilyn Kinder, Irene May, Lou LaBay, Betty Lehman and Angela Smith. Irene May was one of the ladies who helped serve. All had a delicious lunch and came home with some useful and eatable samples. Attend Wedding The Richard Schneider, Alfred May and Carl Martin families attended a lovely wedding Saturday, Oct. 21. at St. Patrick's church in McHenry when Dennis May took Marge Justen for his wife. A special luncheon was served at Florence May's home where four nuns including Mrs. May's daughter, Sister Florence, from Gary, Ind.,attended. And what could have looked more refreshing than a fountain of champagne which was always flowing. The reception was held at the Wing and Fin in the evening for friends and relatives of the bride and groom. Brownies The Brownies learned to play lemme sticks at their last meeting. At their Nov. 14 meeting all Brownies must be in full uniform for the investiture ceremony. Please call Sylvia Obstfelder if you have any questions. Visitors Mrs. Mary Schmidt and her son and daughter-in-law spent the day visiting Mrs. Anna Schneider and everyone had a wonderful day. The Lehmans had a full house when they and their guests saw movies of their niece's wedding. Right now, go over and mark the date, Dec. 2, on your calendar. That's the date set for the annual Holiday H i 1 I s Christmas party, so don't make any other arrangements that evening. Hank Haufe arid his committee have been busy beavers the past week and a half and have most of the preliminary arrangements made. It will be held at the same place it was held last year, the Wauconda American Legion! hall, the orchestra is all se^t. the tickets have bepn printed, and the committee is trying to contact everyone on tictacts. Keep the date open, invite your, friends a n d d o n ' t m i s s o u t o n t h e f u n at the "Snow Ball Capers." Bake Sale The Holiday Hills Woman's club will hold its monthly meeting next Wednesday evening. Nov. 8, at St. John's Luthieran church in Island Lake. A bake sale will be the feature of the evening and all ladies are invited. This will be a social meeting so bring your friends. ] Happy Birthday A happy birthday to that mighty mite, Tommy Lundelius, who was all of 3 years old on Oct. 25. Tommy celebrated with a party at home for family friends. Another happy birthday to Jimmy MacWilliams who celebrated his sixth birthday on Oct. 28 with a party for ten of his neighborhood pals. A happy birthday to busy Vi Abbink on Nov. 8. I wonder if she'll find time to celebrate her own birthday. Take time out Vi, and have a happy day. Neighborly Notes ' Oct. 21 was a big day for the Weiss family when Irene and her daughter, Diane, were attendants for Irene's sister's wedding. Miss Joyce Sell was united in holy matrimony with Mr. Kenneth BYooks at Si. James church in Haywood. 111. Irene made! a lovely bridesmaid dressed in blue and Diane, a charming flower girl in pink. A first wedding anniversarywas the reason for the celebration at the Abbink home Sunday, Oct.. 22. Vi's sister, Rita, and her husband, Bob, were the guests of honor. The surprise of the day came when Vi brought out the top of their wedding cake which had been frozen for a year without the couple's knowledge. Twentyfive people were on hand for the party. Lilymoor ROARING TWENTIES? THEME FOR DANCE SATURDAY NOV. 4 Shirley Schuerr Visiting Mrs. Crowley drove down to Louisville, Ky., to visit her aged father and her sister. The LaBay family went to Chicago to visit the John Schmw family. Vacationing Mr. Mickelsen spent a few days fishing in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schultz are spending a week vacationing in Mountain Home, Ark. PISTAKEE TERRACE NEWS Association Meeting Don't forget the association meeting Nov. 6 in the Vyduna basement. We would like to see a better turnout for the meeting so please try to come. Christening On Oct. 29 the newest addition to the Sabaj family was christened Wayne Walter at St. John's church. The godparents were Mrs. Nancy Sabaj and Thomas Korbecki of Chicago. Afterwards many aunts, uncles, and cousins were present to help celebrate the occasion. Rummage Sale Please remember to attend the rummage sale Nov. 4 in Barb Childers' basement. There will be homemade bakery to buy and if you need Christmas c4rds they will also be on sale. $uaten & *Son OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Pfei®ia<s iWsreirefis] Girl Scout Spook House A spook house which each girl had to go through jvas the feature of the evening at the Halloween party held on Tuesday, Oct. 24. The Eucalyptus patrol were hostesses for the party and planned the spook house, the games that, followed and the refreshments. Among those attending were Father Time, Aunt Jemima, Little Bo Peep. Raggedy Ann, The Witch, The Devil and many others. Candy, doughnuts and cider rounded off a wonderful party. Hit and Run Victim The Baird home has been full of little visitors the past week and all of them have been calling on the canine membeu of the family. "Spooky" was hit by an automobile on Sunday and spent two days at the animal hospital nursing his injuries. Now that he's back home, the house has been full of well wishers who hope this won't happen again to their pets or their friends. They have asked that we relay this message to all of you -- Please Drive Carefully! The^ average Italian farmer does not live on his land, but in small towns, and from: there he commutes back and forth to his fields daily. This makes the countryside look vacant and deserted. There are only a few days left to hunt up your roaring t w e n t i e s c o s t u m e f o r t h a t roaring Twenties dance, Saturday, Nov. 4. It will be held at Club Lilvmoor at 8 p.m. The dance is sponsored by the Lilymoor association. There will be a prize for the best costume and many other prizes, music and refreshments. It should be a lot of fun to see the different costumes and dances that were done in the twenties. If y o u h a v e n ' t p u r c h a s e d y o u r tickets yet, you may purchase them at the door the night of the dance. Remember that's Saturday, Nov. 4, for the Roaring Twenties dance. Auxiliary News This coming Monday, "Nov. 6, is the monthly meeting of the j new officers will take office for the following year. The new i officers are Pearle Stineman, president; Diane Fuhler, vice- j president; Connie Johnson, sec- J retary; and Ruth Young, treas- ! urer. Meeting will take place i at Club Lilymoor at '8 p.m. Hostesses for the November meeting are Emma Gray, Alma Hueckstaedt and Andrea Johnson. nominated for the board of directors will be presented and voted on by those who are present at the meeting. Belated Birthday greetings go to Chris Wijas who celebrated his fourteenth birthday Wednesday, Oct. 18. Belated Anniversary greetings go to Theron and Ruth Young. They celebrated their wedding anniversary Sunday, Oct. 22. Birthday Greetings go to Master Glenn LoPresti. Glenn will celebrate his eighth birthday- Saturday, Nov. 4. Greetings also go -to Sally Rogers who will also celebrate her big day Nov. 4. Brownies The Lilymoor Brownie Troop 267 held its investiture Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the white schoolhouse. Those girls who were invested were Cynthia ! Belford, Kathy Fergurson, Su- 1 san Johnson, Sharon Neumann and Donna Schiavone. Flag j bearers were Mary Schuerr, j Judy Stockwell and Karen Tomlinson. There were fifteen guests present to see the new Brownies invested. To you girls who were invested we offer our congratulations. The Brownies project for the month of November is making favor trays for the hospital. If there are any girls who will be seven or in second grade next September and are interested in joining the Brownies next year, please contact Mrs. Leona Fantus at 385-5541 or Mrs. Diane Fuhler at 385-5271. for more information. More News Mrs. Ferrar and Val and Fred Fradinardo enlertained twenty-five guests in their home Sunday, Oct. 22. L a w r e n c e a n d S h i r l e y Schuerr and family visited with relatives in Chicago Sunday, Oct. 22. Val Fradinardo spent a few days down in Springfield last week. CAUTION TO PILOTS Illinois^ pilots have been warned by theMllinois Department of Aeronautics to maintain a close watch on weather conditions when flying during the coming winter months. According to J. E. Wenzel, director of aeronautics, cold fronts sometimes move from 40 to 50 miles an hour during winter months, causing hazardous flying conditions. A cold front will drop ceilings below 1,000 feet in an area 50 to 75 miles wide, Wenzel said. Libmoot. LARGE CROWD ATTENDS SCOUTS MASQUERADE David Heckma&n EV. 5-05S? The masquerade party given by the Lakemoor Scout drill team, was a wonderful success. 200 people were in attendance. Lonny O'Palka, Kenny Ehrhardt, Darb Murphy and Loraine Steadman won first prizes for the best and most original costumes. The team acknowledges the help of all the people for their generous donations, and those who were kind enough ta act as chaperones. Schedule of Practice Time The boys color guard drills on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturdays at 2:30 to 5 p.m. Girls drill team drills on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.rii. to 8 p.m. and Saturdays at 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. > Shelter Questions Answered For safety reasons; to better protect our children from accidents, the firehouse was chosen to be the permenant bus stop, for the whole village. The doors are kept open so the children can wait inside a heated building until bus time. Being an old timer, "I" should have remembered this fact, however, am happy this matter came up, for the benefit of our more recent residents, who may not have been aware of the facts about the use of the firehouse. Reminder The next monthly meeting of •the Lilymoor association will be held Tuesday, Nov. 14, at Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. At this meeting those five persons SHOP AT HOME New School Teacher Janet Bostler is finishing her student teaching assignment at Highland Park this week and is returning to Northern University, DeKalb, to finish her fourth year. R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s a n d maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs for you. Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service M Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S "24-HOUR 1002 N. Front St. EV S Mcffeary, BL Sfmnnrdt Turfey AT S TAP Down by the Depot Saturday, Nov. 4th 8:30 p.m. - LUNCH SERVED -- DtATtM KIPAISII^© FIX If! At radiator work, we're tops! 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The fun and frolic and congenial atmosphere were well worth the money. This splendia group of men and the generous local merchants who cooperated so ably to make the affair such a complete success are to be congratulated. TAKE SCIENCE COURSE Car) J. Wagner of Fourth street, McHenry, is among thirty-three secondary school science teachers from the northern Illinois area devoting Saturday mornings for the next five months to an intensive study of the earth, space, the oceans and the earth's atmosphere. They are attending a National Science foundation supported Institute in Earth Sciences at Northern Illinois university. NEW PLANT PEST A relatively new plant pest, the mimdsa webworm, has invaded parts of Illinois and is finding the honey locust tree a favored diet, according to the Illinois Department of Agriculture. The pest made its appearance on mimosa trees in the southern part of the stateQh few years ago. It has advanced rapidly into the central ana northern parts of the state where it has become a destructive pest on the honey locust. William T. Larkin, superintendent of the Division of Plant Industry, suggests that all locust and mimosa trees that begin to show signs of- infestation should be immediately sprarad either with lead arsenate ™4 pounds per 100 gallons of water) or 1 quart of 50 per cent malathion emulsif i a b 1 e concentrate . in 100 gallons of water. COAL PRODUCTION Coal produclion from 87 Illinois mines tol ailed 3,932,499 tons in September, the Illinois Department of Mines and IVJJtierals has reported. This figure compares with 4,087,927 tons mined during September, 1960. One fatality was reported for the month of Septem»)er. There were 45 non-fatal accidents during the month. Read The Want Ads 11 % Reasons Why Ta See Ui If Yon N®@i A A Water System or Wallr 1. 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