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Thursday, July 28,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Three -- Page Three! SEEKS QUEEN TITLE Don Peasley Photo John Sanders, representing his own business which spohsored her, led the cheering for Noreen Sanders, Miss Richmond, at the Miss McHenr^y County preliminary judging in mid-July. The finals will be Aug. 4 at the McHenry . County Fair. LAKEIOOH- LILY-MOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERB :FUNDS RAISED FROM PARTY USED FOR IMPROVEMENTS 88S-264S The card and bunco party .held Saturday, July 16, sponsored by the Ladies League was a I huge success. The proceeds -brought in e nough money to "purchase combination screen .and storm windows for the -second floor of the fire-com- Imunity building. *A11 of the •ladies of the Ladies League "worked hard to make this a •success. • Auxiliary News • The Woman's auxiliary held I its monthly meeting Monday, .July 11. At this meeting the -forthcoming fashion show in 'connection with the Lakeland • Woman's club was discussed. "It will be held in September • more details will follow later. "AJso discussed was the annual Routing, this will be held in •September. Guests may go at "their own expense. • Winner of the monthly prize is Lill Neumann. Hostesses llifie July meeting were Con- • "Johnson, Ida Legge and Neumann. The auxiliary . Welcomed a guest for the even- •ijnljg who was Marge Beach. • vi'Thd next monthly meeting • will be held Monday, Aug. 1, •in "the dining room of Club " jfciilymoor at 8 p.m. Hostesses • ftSp- the August meeting are • pna Bellino, Ann Novak and I Solly Rogers. Stineman Tuesday, Aug. 2, at 8 p.m. That is this coming Tuesday at 8 p.m. Anniversary Greetings go to Roy and Eunice Tobey. They celebrated their wedding anniversary Monday, July 25. Greetings go to Bob and Diane Fuhler who will be celebrating their wedding anniversary Friday, Aug. 5. Congratulations and hope all of you celebrate many more together. Birthdays Wishes go to Helen Colberg. Helen celebrated her big day Friday, July 22. Birthday wishes also go to Bertha Burger and Kenneth Schuerr. Bertha will celebrate her big day Friday, July 29, and her grandson, Kenneth, will celebrate his seventeenth birthday Saturday, July 30. Many happy returns, Helen, Mom and Kenneth. SPUING GROVE NEWS EVA FREUND PHONE 615-2185 Area Residents On Vacations . Summer time is the time for visits and vacations. Some of the people who have been traveling around are the Joe Ko* berstines who spent last weekend in Troy, Mich., with their daughter and family, the Carl Olsons. Mrs. Flo Freund has just returned from a two week vacation sightseeing in Phoenix, Ariz., and visiting her sister and family, the A. E. Sneiders. Mrs. Robert Sneider returned home with Flo for a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tinney from California visited his mother, Mame Tinney, the past week. Jack, his wife, Mame and her grandchildren Lora Lee, Patty and Sherri, all enjoyed a boat ride one day through the Chain of Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parfrey and family of Alexandria, Va., are visiting relatives here and vacationing in Wisconsin. Miss Harriet Searles and Miss Esther Waldo jof Lansing, Mich., ar^ here for the summer at their home in Colemar Subdivision. They also spent some time visiting relatives in Galesburg. Callers in the home of their cousin Mrs. Minnie Pierce were Miss Edna Am born who is a teacher at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Mrs. Alta Lemmerhirt of Hebron. Mrs. Kenneth Lopeman and daughter from Hebron were visitors in the Alice Stevens home Friday night. Others who called were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Winn and Mr. and Mrs. William Shotliff. Mrs. Elizabeth Brisch and niece of Chicago spent the weekend at their summer home. Visitors in the home of Mrs. Ed Panknih last week were her niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Bruce, and son of Peoria. Also from Lake Worth, Fla. ,Carl Kienler and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Fenstermaker and son; and from Downs, 111. Mrs. Clyde Lamont. They alf -siiSnt Monday with Mrs. Panknin! Mourn Area Deaths We were sorry to hear of the death of Mary L. "Mollie" Harms, who passed away at Twin Lakes on July 13. Funeral services were held on Saturday at Ehorn Funeral Home. Our sympathies are extended to Mrs. John Sanborn at the loss of her brother Arthur Huff, who passed away in Northlake hospital, Chicago, following an illness of long duration. Art was a former Spring Grove resident having spent his childhood and young manhood here. He moved to Chicago and had lived there "about forty years. Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn attended his funeral in Chicago on Wednesday, July 20. family of Jacksonville!, Fla., were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith last week. CluM Mrs. Beulah Karls entertained the birthday club Tuesday a t H u n t e r s C o u n t r y c l u b . Prizes went fa Mame Tinney, Mrs. Peet, Susie Rudolph and Frances McNally. The 500 club met at the home of Minnie Pierce Thursday afternoon. Winners in cards were Minnie Pierce, Maty Nimsgem, Annie Sanders, Tillie May and Frankie Shotliff. Servicemen Home Michael Sanders, son of Air. and Mrs. George Sanders, is home on a twenty day leave from Camp Pendleton, Calif. He has just completed basic training in artillery fire control. He reports next to Camp Legune, N. C. Conducts Services Rev. James McKea of Evanston conducted services in the Methodist church Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Louis HiUendahl, and Mrs. Hillendahl are on vacation. Visits From Florida Henry and Mollie Szatko and Home I am happy to report that Dan Meyer is now home from the hospital after a back injury at work. He is moving slow but is getting around. THAT ©LB FASHIONED COME TO « COc • 85 TABIETHS&S OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED "^Ma • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES . Phone 385-6260 Route 120 -- Just East of Boite 13 -- Volo, m. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTHURS TO HEAR TALK ©8f DEFENSE The general meeting of Parents Without Partners will be held July 21 at the Rumsey building, located on Rte. 176, at 8:30 p.m. Since the group has recently received its charter as a member of the international organization, the meeting will consist of the reading of the PWP by-laws and constitution. The activities for the month are as follows: For children, a trip to Cubs Park July 24 and a progressive dinner some time during August. The August meeting will be on the eighteenth. Speaker will be A1 Querhammer, whose and First Aid." Shop In Mcffaffy HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG AREA SADDENED BY TRAGIC DEATH OF YOUNG FATHER The entire community is saddened by the tragic death of Wally Foreman on Sunday, July 17. It is difficult to put into words just what one feels at a time like this. Engaged in a community service, as he so often was, Wally was cutting weeds in an empty lot when he fell off the tractor. Heartfelt sympathy is extended to Arlene and the children, Joey, Rosemary, Nancy, Estelle, Walter, Sally and Donald. spent a most enjoyable evening recently when they attended their 10 year class reunion from Arlington Heights. The affair was held at a country club in Itaska. Prizes were given for the couple with the most children, the one most newly married, the one who came the longest distance , and others to make it fun for aQ in attendance. A queen was selected and Alice was awarded first runner up for class reunion queen. Congratulations! Old Fashioned Picnic The Holiday Hills Property Owner's association will hold their annual old fashioned picnic on Sunday, Aug. 21, at the picnic area of the river beach. Remember the date and plan on enjoying yourself at an 'old fashioned picnic'. Aloha. Clar and I returned last week from a fabulous tWo week vacation in ; Hawaii. Staying with our daughter, Gai], we spent our time there taking in the breathtajking beauty of that tropical paradise and basking in the siin on Waikiki beach. Two evenings stand out, as we met' friends who are natives . Bryan's 5th Birthday Bryan Malzahn's fifth birthday turned out to bp -Bryan's batman party, complete with batman invitations, plates and favors. Fourteen of Bryan's friends and neighbors (all boys) were on hand to enjoy the festivities. Class Reunion Alice and Wayne Malzahn " Association News Z h c Lilymoor association • fifeld its quarterly meeting Tues- July 12. Those attending . $Sro informed as soon as some- - <jj#e could be contacted the I^eds along the roadways and - Intersections of the subdivision 'Wpuld be cut. The next quarter- ^ meeting will be held in ^ (jfctober and at this meeting - flections of officers will take :$ace. Ladies League Ileld its social evening Wed- ' nesday, July 20. At this social bunco was played. Winners were Olive Corbctt, Marie Hyatt, Helen Para and Lu Gravenstuk. Booby went to Florence Mix. Officers And Board of directors of the Lilymoor association will be held at the home of Pearle BATON TWIRLING TO OPEN COUNTY FAIR AUG. 4 The McIIenry County Fair will be awarded to the best Mc- " Thursday, Aug. 4, baton twirling-- a big program for its fol- * lowers--takes over the grand- . stand spotlight almost as soon - as the fair opens. 1 This year a traveling trophy - will be awarde dto the best McHenry county twirler following 1 a twirl-off among the winners * from the county. * Along with twirlers from this - area, there will be an open ~ class division which will have • participants from throughout * the mid-west. More than 300 I twirlers are expected in this * class, but Jim Joosten, coordin- * ator of the event, urges local * and county twirlers to enter 1 one of the various phases of • the contest. * " • Entries will be accepted 1 through July 27 and may be " made by calling Joosten at * 338-1872. • The event, which begins at 2 10 a.m., is expected to last un- * til 3 p.m. and will be held be- •; fore the grandstand at the fair- Igrounds. ff YOU NEED PAINT OUTL SOUTH ON ROUTE 31 PHONE: 385-1424 Here's Wky! wcrft Super Li m I® irSp Lata I/sl !Mnt HT. 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The menu ineluded poi, 'kalua pig' (steamed, underground) squid and seaweed, among other things. Hie other evening, we were guests of a Mr. and Mrs. ft. Okimoto at a dinner party at a tea house. Shoes were left outside the door and dinner was served by girls in kimonbs. We sat on Cushion at low tables. Our trip, from the moment We stepped off t he plane and were met by Gail with the traditional Aloha and beautiful flowered leis, until it was time to say 'Aloha' as we left, Will long be remembered as a dream come true. It's good to be back in Holiday Hills and 'home, sweet home* again, but with Gail in Hawaii, a part of us remains there also. Now that I'm back home again, how about a few calls so I can get thij/ column going again? SHOP IN McHENRY SM& TdUPOfl ifLOW PCIt FBi*' llROCHURg ' H O I- S D A Y in the family fun land VVfissonsin DUR1N0 YOUB Visit eruls* the lush scents splendor ©f "Dells Country." THE UPPER DELLS . . . 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J 8^ its yaur Iscsl tnytisustf, MilwtuNi Rtatf or Traval Agancy j Statement of Candit& MA1ENG0 fflAL SAVI1GS and JUNE 30, 1966 LOAN ASSOCIATION ASSETS First Mortgage Loans . lmp?ovem®s!ft Lcmns Losies on Savings Accounts Esiai© Sold @ai CoEi^g'aet lEea! Estate OwE@d or isi Judgement Cash on Hand and in Banks UoSo Gov©ram@M Secus,iSI®a Stock in Federal Home L@mn Bank Prepaid Secondary Reserve Office Building and Fixtures Other Assets Total Assets LIABILITIES Savings and Investment Account Loans in Process Advances Federal Home Loan Bank Advance Payment Taxes and Insurance Deferred Income Other Liabilities General Reserves Total Liabilities and Reserves FACTS OF INTEREST Dividends Paid to Savers June 30, 1966 Haiio of Reserves to Savings Accounts $17,567,470.55 284001.95 101,377.19 222,678.49 74,922.07 844,988.60 1,043,257.66 200,000.00 129,287.10 64,341.67 14,397.43 $20,526,702.71 $17,776,115.98 323,718.03 300,000.00 126,507.45 61,127.66 33,021.98 1,906,211.61 $20,526,702.71 $ 385,573.63 10.7% Current Dividend Rate 4%% I N S U R E D SAVIIGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 102 N. STATE ST. 568-7258 MAREHGO, ILLINOIS A Mutual Company Serving Northern Illinois Since 1925 \