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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 21. 1964 SAPVOXNISUOARB BTA TKOE SALE JUNE 20 Joyce Toepper -- 885-S044 The Pistakee Terrace Wortien's auxiliaiy is sponsoring a bake sale on Saturday. June 20, at the home of Mary Mecko. 1301 W. Circle drive. This along with other possible fund raising affairs was discussed at the May 13 meeting of the auxiliary. The dance committee was told to go ahead with the j reservation of a hail for a fall j dance and hire the band. More j definite plans will be published at a later date. Again a rummage salt*,would be held if the women could find a place for it. The girls were also in agreement with a neighborhood gettogether and. everything permitting. hope to have it in early summer. Also up for discussion was the officers for the next year. Beginning their term in July are the : following girls: Jerry Dicks, chairman. Clar^ Kurowski, vice chairman^ Pat Ferrell, secretary*, and Dorothy Parker, treasurer'. The next meeting will be held June 10 at the home of Dorothy Parker. Sister Maria del Ray, O.S.F. The Jerry Connerty family drove to Chicago on Sunday to visit with Ariene's mother. Mrs. Meyer. They all enjoyed dinner out. Also celebrating Mother's Day by dining out were Jim and Birdie Deppmeier and sons accompanied by the \V:llard Hillmans and Jim and Wayne Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Ray We.iner and family of Chicago were overnight guests in the Terrace home of her parents. Walter and Lillie Steidle. on Saturday. Joining them on Sunday for Mother's Day observance was son. Roy. and family of Chicago. Coming to the Tom Merhaut home on Sunday and staying overnight were his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Merhaut, Oaklawn. More Bowling Completed The Friday evening bowling league completed the season's bowling with a dinner on Saturday at the Richmond VFW for the bowlers and their wives. ! Marv and Harriet Phillips attended along with the other members of Marv's sponsored team, Mr. and Mrs. Art Rohar, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Major. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fail, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duffey. The fellows received, a third place trophy. Erickson Boy Baptized Kurt David Erickson. infant son of Roy «nd Anna Jean Erickson, was baptized on Sunday, Mother's Day, at the Faith Presbyterian church in Eastwood Manor by Rev. J. Mclntyre. Witnessing the ceremony were the Erieksons' other three sons, Mike, Bobby and Steven. Following the service the family dined at the Chicago home of Roy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Erickson. Terrace Tidings Returning to their Chicago home on Thursday following a week's visit in the Terrace were Mr. and Mrs. Brurio Szydlow- ^ki. Chicago, parents of Jerry Dicks. Paul and Jean FedorcHak were members of the wedding party in gtterhlance at t hie marriage of Barb Kleekamp and Don Morozek in DesPlaines on Saturday, May 9. Tuesday visitors at the Merhaut home were Pat's Mom, Mrs. Anna Vesely. her sister, Mary Voightman, and children, and her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Prezell. The Harry Gavins and Val Patulas accompanied by the David Jensens of the Hills were among the guests at the wedding of Francis Kattner and Liz Swiatek on Saturday. The ceremony was held at St. Peter's in Spring Grove and reception was at the Johnsburg Community Club. Mother's Day Doings Diana Kruger and daughters, Deborah and Sandra, arrived at the Bud Davidson home the Thursday before Mother's day Tor a short visit. The Krugers left on Saturday for their home in Metropolis. Another visitor to the Terrace on Mother's Day was Mrs. Effie Secord of Milwaukee, Wis., who is spending a couple of weeks with son, Howard, and his wife, Agnes. 4 The Joe Benoches were Sunday dinner guests at the home of his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crowley, Sunnyside. Other dinner guests included Dan and Lanita Glenn and family of Oak Park. Visiting in the Kurowski home for Mother's Day celebrations were the Joseph Hayes family of Chicago. Alice and George Mecko. Jr.. and daughters arrived Friday from Ohio and are dividing their time between the Terrace and her parents in Chicago. On Mother's Day they accompanied George, Mary and Mike Mecko to Joliet for a visit with Birthday Greetings As we wish the best of everything to our birthday celebrants this coming week, it looks like a week for family celebrations if ever. Harriet and son. Jimmy Phillips, celebrate their natal day together on May 22. Jimmy Perrewe will be five years old on May 22 while his mother. Lois, celebrates her birthday on May 23. Finishing the list of family togetherness is Julia Bush and daughter, Janice, whose birthday falls on May 25. Other dates this week include Mary Genaze, May 24, and Paul Fedorchak, May 25. Anniversary Wishes Congratulations and continued marital success to Marty and Bill Pritchard as they celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary on May 22. FIND WEEVILS The alfalfa weevil has recently been found in Illinois, Dr. Harlow B Mills, chief of the Illinois Natural History Survey, reports. The alfalfa weevil was discovered in Illinois by Dr. Richard J. Dysart, who found a few weevils near Cave in Rock, Hardin county in April and some near Vienna in Johnson county the same day The weevil is nut present on individual farms in sufficient numbers to justify the expense of control n-.easuic;. Dr. Decker said. History of the weevil in other states indicates two to four years are necessary for infestations to buiid up to economic proportions, he added. like father love son ' for every man who ever fell in love with a M -a -new kind of family station wagon has been born. The 'Jeep' i Wagoneer. It's the first station wagon ever built to offer the , comfort, silence, speed and smoothness of a passenger car-- ' plus the traction and safety of 4-wheel drive. It's sheer pleasure to drive. Simple too. One lever puts you In 4-wheel drive. So at a second's notice you can shift into greater safety...from wheel-spinning in mud or snow...from skids on slick surfaces...from getting stuck or going out of control on the highway or off I The Wagoneer really makes a demonstration worthwhile. It'll be your most exciting 30 minutes behind the wheel in 1964. Also m 2-wheel drive models. See your 'Jeep' dealer. KAtSBR Jeep CORPORATION, Toledo 1, Ohio shift into greater safety NEWUEEP' WAGOXEER the family wagon with 4-wheel drive ifftel IY GARAGE 826 N. Front St. Phone 385-0403 'Jeep* vehicle* In action In oiuur McIIenry, 111. Tues., 8 p.m. - Channel 7 Lakemoor-Lilymoor PICK UP TRASH THURSDAY MAY 28 AFTER CLEAN UP Shirley Schuerr -- 3K5-2645 Clean up will take place in Lakemoor Thursday, Slay 2S. Please put all trash alongside your garbage cans. It will be picked up that Thursday morning. Please remember there will n«>t be any return trips for the trash. So make sure the trash is picked up Thursday mominq. May 28. Have it out there bv Wednesdav evening. May 27. Auxiliary News The Woman's Auxiliary held its monthly meeting. Monday. May 4. After the business on hand was taken care of the girls had a fashion show. The girls modeled and showed the different interesting clothing they had made. Hostesses for the May meeting were Ann Novak, Marge Polenski and Sally Rogers. The next monthly - meeting 'will be held Monday. June 1 : in the large hall of Club Lily- | ir.oor at 8 p.m.. Hostesses for June are Pearle Stineman. Shirley Schuerr and Eunice Tobey. Theron and Ruth Young i .spent a few days in Indiana v istiing liiends and relatives. Connie Johnson spent a few days in Springfield- attending a convention. Walter and Josephine Schuerr spent last Thursday visiting their relatives in Chicago. now in the pink of health Cheryl-- Birthday « Greetings • go to Pat Heald. Pat celebrated his ninth birthday Wednesday, May 20. Get-Well Wishes go to Cheryl Beranek. Cheryl was in the Mc- Henry • hospital and now is home. Hero's honing vou are Birthday Parties A birthday party was held for little Miss Doreen Rasbaugh Wednesday, May 6. To help Doreen in celebrating her great big first birthday were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kibbe, her uncle Don and aunt Pam. Also Roy and Cheryl Beranek and Linda Gloss. On Sunday, May 10, Josephine Schuerr became seventy yeara young. To help celebrate her birthday were her daughter, Babe Rau, her sons and daughters-in-law. Jack and Esther and family of Fox Lake, Lawrence and Shirley and family. Also Bud and Ann Schuerr of Chicago. Many happy returns Pat, Doreen and Josephine.----"--- An)' News? Our column has been running very smal! lately due to no news. I can't stress the point enough that you make this column possible. You are the one that makes the news possible regardless how small you may think it is. I just report it for you. I know there are birthdays and anniversaries from both subdivisions, also other news. So let me hear from you. The phone number is 385-2645. If you can't get me during the day please phone me in the evening. Please remember this, the Lakemoor - Lilvmoor column must be into the Plaindealer on Fridays by 3 p.m., and on Thursdays before holidays. Let's keep the column going with vour news. -- -- "V~~ RAIN SETS RFCORD * As a result of the large amount of rain that has fallen on Illinois in the last two months, water - supply reservoirs and wells have recovered to their normal capacity and are full throughout the state, reported Dr. T. E. Larson, actinp chief of the 111- n »is State Water Survey. Rockford, wuti 6.17 incnes of rainfall set a new high. Rainfall in northwestern Illinois averaged six inches, 2.8 inches abovj normal and thq northeastern part of the state averaged 5.4 inches, or two inches above normal. Much of the cen.ral third of the state receive:! six inches or more rainfall in April. SHOP IN McHENRY ALUMINUM 1 SIDING Fireproof -- Waterproof •-- Rustproof Reynolds -- Alsco ALSCO Premium "SO" Siding with the IJuPont Finish 30 Year Written Guarantee (As Advertised in Life Magazine) McHenry Window & Awning Co. 3318 W. W'aukegan Rd. PHONE 385-1180 McIIenry, III. SALE! S1RL0IN «P0itTERH0USE STEAKS THE REAL ieat IN THE meat KIM)! WEDGE BONE NOT REMOVED EXCESS FAT NOT REMOVED YOU'LL NEVER FIND A STEAK LIKE THIS AT A&P! Now, buy a steak that ha? satisfaction "built in"! That's right,, if you or your family don't agree that these steaks deliver what we promise... the EAT in the MEAT... then you get your money back without question. We can make such a guarantee because (1) we know every steak is cut from selected corn-fed beef (2) this fine beef is handled under strict quality controls to protect the flavor and eating goodness. To further insure your satisfaction, we have precise cutting methods that actually give you full value. Let's take sirloin steak for example. As you can see from the photo (and you'll notice it in our meat cases too) "Super-Right" Sirloin Steaks have: 1. Excess Fat Removed 2. Wedge lone Removed Compare that with the photo at the left. You readily see why we guarantee the EAT in our Sirloin Steaks . .. money back if you don't agree. That same guarantee covers all A&P's famous "Super-Rjght" meats. You must be satisfied with any cut of A&P's Super-Right Meats. 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