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LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 NEWLW EDS MAKE FIRST HOME INLILYMOOR Wedding bells rang out for Sue Abel Saturday, April 20. Sue became the bride of Francis Wilkinson of Barnesville, Minn. Sue's sister, Marylyn LoPresti, attended her and Eldean Ernst of Wolverton, Minn., was best man. Sue is the daughter of Chuck and Marion Abel of Lakemoor. The newlyweds are residing in Lilymoor. Congratulations and best wishes, Sue and Francis. RUMMAGE SALE The Woman's auxiliary will be holding a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, May 17 and 18. It will be held in the garage of Bud Milinac at 408 Lily Lake road. Hours Friday are 9 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. Saturday from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m. See you at the rummage sale. , AUXILIARY NEWS The next monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary will be held Monday, May 6, at 8 p.m. in the dining room of Club Lilymoor. Hostesses for the May meeting are Pearle Stineman and Kay Meyer. SYMPATHIES No words can express our deepest sympathies to Mr. and Mrs. Sances. Mr. Sances's sister and Mrs. Sances's father passed away. HOME I am happy to report that LiL Wijas returned home from Sti Mary's hospital, Wednesday, A jpril BERNICE WILSON DONATES BLOOD Ten of Larry Bartelt's coworkers from where he works donated blood for Larry who is still a patient at the McHenry hospital. WELCOME We would like to welcome three new residents to Lilymoor and also new members of the Lilymoor association. They are Mr. and Mrs. John Wardwell and family who reside on Vernon drive, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor and family who are residing on North boulevard. And our newlyweds Francis and Sue Wilkinson who are residing on Friendly. Welcome to Lilymoor. OUR SERVICEMEN Jim Cassell, son of John and Gloria Cassell, waspromotedto Radioman second class. Jim is now stationed at the Boston Navy Yard. BELATED BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Florence Mix who celebrated her birthday (Mi Thursday, April 18. Manyhappy returns Florence. MAKES CONFIRMATION Young John Cassell, Jr., made his confirmation at the McHenry Community Methodist church in McHenry. Congratulations Johnny. IN GRAND SESSION Marylou Cassell attended the grand session of the Job's Daughters for the state of Illinois at the Palmer House in Chicago from Thursday, April 18 to Sunday April 21. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Lill Neumann and Richard Schuerr. Lill will celebrate her birthday Thursday, May 2. Richard will celebrate his seventh birthday on that day. Many happy returns, Lill and Richard. FISH Roy Tobey found out there is fish in our Lily Lake here. He went fishing last week and caught a Ave pound black bass. Congratulations Roy on catching the big one. MORE SPOTS Those old chicken pox still haven't left the Meyer home.. Now Terry is seeingthose spots before his eyes. Good thing you haven't got a dozen more kids, Dan and Kay. !AY HILLS SHORES 385-4380 BERTHA QUINN CHOSEN DELEGATE TO WOMAN'S CLUB Hie seventy - third annual convention of the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs will be held at the Sherman House in Chicago on May 7, 8 and 9. New resolutions proposed for adoption by the IFWC are foster homes, venereal disease, air pollution control, pornographic and salacious literature constitutional convention, prison education and other njatrs pertinent to our State of Illinois, which this year is celebrating its 150th birthday. Bertha Quinn has been selected as a delegate to represent the McHenry Woman's club at this convention. There are 1,000 federated clubs in Illinois with a combined membership of70,- 000 women. Don't forget Law Day - May 1 - fly your American flag on that day! HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES Many happy returns of a wonderful day to Janet Keevins, Mary Santilli and Edward Wevik on May 5 and Loretta Ramage on the seventh. ANNIVERSARIES On May 7 Richard and Anne Gruner will be celebrating their forty-first anniversary. Congratulations and all good wishes for many more happy years together. AROUND THE SHORES The Otto Muellers entertain- INEZ YOUNG 385-4672 DEAD ANIMALS The increasing problems of dead animal disposal was discussed at a meeting called by the Illinois Department of Agriculture. Dr. Paul B. Doby, superintendent of the Division of Meat, Poultry and Livestock Inspection, presented a statewide survey at tjie meeting last Saturday (April 20) at the State Fairgrounds. MOURN DEATH OF 7 MONTH OLD JOHN CARL WEISS The sympathy of the many friends and neighbors of Irene and Carl Weiss was extended last week at the loss of their beloved infant son. John Carl Weiss, 7 months old, died at Lutheran General hospital in Park Ridge on Sunday, April 21. Interment was Wednesday, April 24 at St. Patrick's cemetery in McHenry. A funeral luncheon was served at the McHenry VFW with the ladies from Holiday Hills once again coming through with more than enough food and the ladies from the auxiliary serving the food. G.L.A.C. DANCE The dance held by the Griswold Lake Athletic club on Saturday, April 20, proved to be a most enjoyable affair for all those who attended. It started out with a small group in attendance, but as the evening wore on, more and more people came to make a nice group. By the end of the evening no (me wanted to go home, so after staging a ' sit in' at the hall the group moved on to the Heise home for a delicious breakfast. SCHROEDERS VISIT HERE It was a pleasant sight to see Joan and Harry Schroeder smiling faces back in Holiday Hills again. Coming down to spend a spring vacation, they stayed with Dot and Don Gabriel for 10 days. They also stopped by the Heise home after the dance for breakfast. BLOOD BANK NEWS There will be a meeting of all the members of the Blood Bank at the Mahon home on Thursday, May 8; at 8 p.m. A drawing will be held on Sunday, May 19 for old and new members. For further information, please call Gerry Breede at 385-3131 or Karen Maras at 385-6279. WOMEN'S CLUB DINNER This is the last day to get your money down to either Mary Mahon or Helep Boettcher for the dinner to be held on Wednesday, May 15. BIRTH DAZE A very special, tho belated birthday to our own April who was 18 years old last Friday, April 26, also to Mary Kaye Catanzaro who was 12 on the twenty-ninth, to Carl Weiss who celebrates his birthday today, May 1 and to Andrea Clark and Ricky West on May 3. SPECIAL DAYS Belated, but sincere, happy anniversary days to Adeline and Noel Nault who celebrated their forty-fifth anniversary on the twenty-third and to Renee and Larry Jende who celebrated their fifteenth on the twentyfifth, to Vi and Rich West on the twenty-eighth and to Mary and Bill Mahon celebrating their special day today, May 1. WED., MAY 17 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 9 The Buddy Poppy which will be offered to you on the streets soon is sold by a volunteer. All proceeds will go to the relief and welfare of the needy veteran, his widow and orphans. The best way to personally show our gratitude for the sacrifices . of our disable veterans is to buy a Buddy Poppy. DISTINCTIVE IQ CLUB MAS START WITHIN COUNTY If you've seen the light and quit smoking, you're a member of a distinctive club! And, there's a pin especially for you. Hie beautifully designed pin says simply, "IQ". When people ask what it means, you tell them succinctly, "Pve quit smoking". You'll probably add, "and Pm really glad." This new pin is available from Arnold N. May, chairman of the McHenry county Cancer Crusade, at 9522 Hideaway lane, Richmond. May's interest in recruiting members for the IQ club is based on concern about illness and death from cancer because of smoking. Research shows that persons who stop smoking recover remarkably well from the damage caused by inhaling tars, nicotines and poisons. The other fact that concerns May is that if lung cancer developes, it is "too late" to reverse the health trend. "Five-year survival for all lung cancer patients is only one • case out of 20," said May. "When a person stops smoking, the cells haive an ability to repair themselves unless cancer or emphysema develop." Giant death toll from lung cancer persists despite the fact that most lung cancers are readily preventably - simply stop smoking is the way. Because it is abnormally difficult to diagnose cancer of the lung in time, this form of the disease has a low recovery rate May continued. "Only 5percent of all cases are saved today." Get you IQ pin by quitting, concluded May. The sale of Buddy Poppies preceeding Memorial Day is the traditional way to bring attention to the sacrifices Imade by the nations war dead in their struggle to keep America free. Buy a Buddy Pofcpy and wear it on Memorial day. A V.F.W. Buddy Peppy in your lapel marks you as one concerned about the welfare of the less fortunate. ed Fran's mother who was in the Shores for a week. Mrs. Anne Samborski celebrated her eightieth birthday while here and all the relatives came up for the big celebration. Sam and Louise Winters and the children, Mary Ann, Nancy and David, spent a few days with friends, Laurie and Earel Belford in Urbana, Ohio during the week of Easter vacation and had a pleasant stay. Ingaborg Corcoran had a nice weekend In'Winneconne, Wis., where she visited with Bill's son, Gerard, and his family and saw their new house which was just about the last word in modern furnishings and is completely carpeted, even the bathroom. Barb Pogor had a visit Wednesday from her two sisters-inlaw from Chicago, Mrs. Joanne Schaffrath and her five children and Mrs. Marty Schaffrath and her two. Barb served a hot beef and chicken lunch. Sandi Ballowe and her son joined the group for dessert. I received a letter from Daisy Smith on Wednesday saying that she and John are well and enjoying Hilo. John's garden is doing so well, he has had a crop of big white gardenias and his orchids are ready to burst into full bloom. Vegetables grow all year round there and the cold is no problem to them. Daisy is busy with a new job and her Republican activities. She sends best wishes and a hello to everyone in the Shores. for MEN When selecting a gift for him.... let us help! 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