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i Thursday, April 21,1966 •> •• ! .• . • i •• ' THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER SUNRVSIDE VILLAS RUBY CROWLEY PHONE 385-2863 LOC£L WOMEN PARTICIPATE IN BOMIKG TOURNEY Inma Gunther and some of her* bowling companions were amqng the participants who attended the tournament in Wauconda. Fran Kasperski, Angela S' rr\, i t h, Clare Harrington, Mapge^olan along with Irma wilC &2Pw when May 1 rolls arounfiT whether or not they ?yill* be an the receiving end of some of those green backs. * Flying To England Mighty proud of Jimy, my grandson, who has been awai^ eji,. a scholarship to Oxford- University in England for the 'summer months. Jfmy phoned me he was verj much excited about the whole thing. His papers and required shots will be in order wheji tjfe time comes for the plane to fly him to England which will be about mid June. Birthdays Tfie Prells have many birthdays coming up but the celebrations will have to wait®'till latejc when they can move in their new home at Arlington Heights. Charmaine will be four Apr. 21, Xaurie, May 3, and Kurt, May 9. Here's hoping they will erijoy their new home for many more birthdays. ' ! Florida and Fish Story i The Lehmans, Edy and Betty, and children packed up their bags and took off for a Week's visit with friends in St. Augustine, Fla. They enjoyed it immensely as they had many places to see. They took the children to Marine-Land and Edy had his big chance at his favorite deep sea fishing. Not just a fish story - it is the real thing as he tells us about the 12 lb. Flounders along with red snappers and sea bass. All in all he did pull in over 50 nice size fish. Reunion T0e Ptiug family spent Easter with father and relatives in Majwood. Just an old fashion family reunion with lots of conversation, and food. Ajso the Kennebecks and family spent their Easter in McHenry with their mother .and- other members of their "family: Recovering IVtr. and Mrs. Dunn had a sick Easter holiday. He had pnetlmonia and his wife came down with the flu and bronchitis. Nice to know both Mr. ant£ Mrs. are out of danger and* on the road to recovery. Spent Easter with Family J?ss Dare and his wife spent Easter in Franklin Park with her* brother and family where thej? enjoyed a delicous dinner and' played games with the children. - Home Again qjar neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Kunkle. have returned home after spending several months in ^Napa, Calif., where they enjeyed summer all winter in a Cottage which is close to their son and family. I say there--some people are lucky. Celebration One of our little men who answers the description of Kenny « G a - y l o r d c e l e b r a t e d h i s foufth birthday last week on He entertained some buddies at his home lunch and games. Hospitalized While Mrs. Rowlands and her children were visiting her mother in Franklin Park for the Easter holidays her little boy, Kurt, 2 years old became sjeathly ill from a choking condition which caused his face to turn blue. The family called the doctor and little Kurt was admitted to the Gottleib hospital where he stayed four days with a bad case of bronchitis. Two days were spent in an oxygen tent. He is back home in Sunnyside now. and doing very good. Good News I was talking to Mr. Mondl about his wife's condition and he tells me the doctor is very much pleased with the spirit she has showed and he says she is progressing as good as could be expected.^ She hasn't left the Evanston^ hospital as yet but hopes to be transferred to the rehabilitation center in Chicago by May 1. She is now able to use her right leg and with special care we . hope all will be well with our Millie in the very near future. Whispering Hills Louise Giel ; The memory of April 6 will linger a long time with Jeanette and Ed Schneider. They received tickets from their son Jerry as a anniversary gift to a very popular musical show. Winding up the day they ate at one of the famous restaurants in Chicago. How wonderful it is. to talk about a day which was so perfect. Anniversary A twentieth wedding anniversary was attended by Joe and Ann Blahut. Joe's sister was surprised by this celebration as her daughter had planned it unbeknown to them. Dinner and dance was at the Olympic hall in Cicero and a good time was had by all. Meeting Our regular monthly meeting will be postponed for a week. The reason is that it will be a "Welcome Home" meeting to our president. Proud Grandparents Hearty congratulations to Myrt and Gil Miller. May the new granddaughter grow up' to be her grandparents' pride and joy. Meg Carol was bom on March 24 at Hazel Crest hospital, Hazel Crest. 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