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LILY LAKE LILYMOOR by Kitty Wojtas) -•if ^** ** ' *' ' aa im „iJt„ - * i •# '*r.. „' •"•_• '- -" •'. pfPBPpiPfpp mmim ».i: ' Sixty gaeets attended tl>e ho«%e- Hmrming party last Saturday Bight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tpbey. Their beautiful home #>« long been a conversation piece in Lily Lake and the host ' and hostess were models of gracious hospitality. Eunice served a buffet supper of numerous tempting dishes while Roy, assisted by several of his male friends cooked "ribs" and hamburgers on the outdoor fireplace. After dinner the guests assembled in the house to join in group singing and listen to Eunice sing and play her »4 < *Uke". Marie and Vasilia Souteos each played several piano selections, and Wayne Tobey helped entertain the guests with several numbers on his accordian. The guests from Chicago who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gallet and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobey and their two sons. Everyone had a very memorably , evening. £ Mrs. Charles Qohl was a very busy hostesB this past week. Last Wednesday she entertained several friends at a lovely luncheon and card party. Her guests included Mrs. * John Milinac, Mrs. Charles Huecksteadt and M«. Henry Wojtas. Saturday, Sept 15 she held a party in honor of her daughter Cheryl's nlneth birthday. Seven little folk were present *to 'join in the games and make the' Uparty a merry one. Cheryl's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, of Fox Lake, were there also to help celebrate the occasion. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gohl, Sr., of Niles, 111., visited the family. Albert Ferrara and Gertrude Frttdlmore are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Saldino, Mr. and. Mrs* Roy Tobey, Mr. and Mrs. John' Milinac, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karmel, Mr. and Mrs. George Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Fraadinardo. Capt. Dante Ferrara, who served in the Air Force in Europe, is now a Captain in the Air Force Reserve and t» /lying for t . commercial airline. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morrison have returned from their second honeymoon tour of the southern states. They were down as far as Memphis, Tenn., and they motored and stopped at many points of interest along the way. Mrs. Kraus will be hostess at a luncheon Wednesday, Sept. 26 at the Lannes Tower building. The proceeds will go to the Lake- 8 i d e Improvement association. The association is also having a card party and social, Thursday, Sept. 20, at 8 p.m. at Klines Tower building. Mrs. Philip Kibbe was hostess at a demonstration party last Thursday and seventeen guests were present to help make it a very successful one.. Jire. Joseph Frandimore and ftttnily, Mr. and Mta. Donkld Di- Brita and family, Mr. and Mrs. -- Tom Smith and family, Mr. and ^Mrs. Frank Venezia, Mrs. Rose Venezia and Miss Gertrude Buttaciawere visitors at the home of Mr. 'and' Mrs. Albert Ferrara of lilymoor last Sunday. Those from Lilymoor who at- Jbtaded the wedding in Chicago of Guess who is leading in the ladies bowling league? None other than our Club Lilymoor team!!! (Correction) Mrs. Lannes was elected Road Commissioner of the Lakeside Improvement assoCiation. * • rvh- .. Teenage Clab Hews The Teenage club met Saturday Sept. 15 and president Bob Bitterman appointed Pat Kurbyun as the new treasurer and Jackie Kosup as secretary. Nancy Kurbyun and her fianee, Ronald Sells acted as chaparones for the evening. Mr. Philips talked to the boys about the woodworking projects they will begin Wednesday. The girls have already begun their home projects for the Xmas Bazaar. The by-laws were drawn up for the club, and it was voted to have the colors for the clnb, green and white. Dawn Kosup and Dolores Bell acted as entertainment chairmen in the absence of the appointed chairmen. The new chairmen for next week are: Clean-up, Eld Shumarker and Harry Ketchum; Refreshments, Dolores Bell and Marlene Erhardt; Entertainment, Donald Dixon and Elaine Todd. The club members would like to than)? Harry Ketchum for donating Ibis ftartable radio and a gam bait machine and thanks to Dawn and Jackie Kosup for the donation of some popular hit ;, 'j P. *. Am 'Hew* ' The Lily Lake parent teacher organization will have their Bake Sale at the Lily Lake Hardware store (at the Texico station) on Saturday, Sept 29 beginning at 12 o'clock noon. Mrs. Pat Golbeck and Mrs. Ivan Gustafson are chairmen and anyone wishing to donate home baked products or home canned foods can contact one of the chairmen in rhyry UrNTflTG *TLES^ Field men of the state Department of Conservation are ready to explain the new open blind regulations to all Illinois duck hunters. Un&er legislation passed by the 67th General Assembly, open water blinds more than 1&0 feet out from shoreline or the line of natural vegetation are prohibited. The purpose of the new rules, according to Leonard Schwartz, director of the department is to have Illinois sportsmen do their part in holding a fair share of migrating ducks and geese in Illinois waters. Open water blindb occupied by hunters prevent flying ducks from coming down to rest. Illinois' is to have a 45-day open season on ducks and geese this year, an increase of ten days over recent years, beginning Oct K. Daily limit on ducks remains at four, possession limit eight. Goose limits have been increased from four to five in the aggregate; two of total may be Canada geese. Read the Want Ads! Fire Kills Soar Young Children More pre-Bchool children die from burns than any other accidental cause except automobile accidents, insurance statistics show. Among children 1 .year of age, fire has become the leading cause of accidental death. Warning parents 'not to leave children unattended at home, the National Board of Fire Underwriters reports that most of these deaths were the result of Children being caught in burning buildings and unable to escape. In many cases the children were left alone in the house. Danger In Hot Liquids Between the ages of one and two it was. shown, most of the fatal burns were caused by children upsetting or falling into hot liquids. As the children grow into the toddling stage, matches left within their reach ami open fires become a chief danger. National Board engineers point out that while science has made great progress in reducing the children's death toll frOm disease, the accident death rue is still high* Our Insurance company's figures show that whereas the children's death rate fram disease fell 73 per cent over a Recent fourteen year period^ the children's deaths frost accldettts dropped only 28 percent. Rales for Safety Emphasizing the need for constant supervision of youngsters, fire authorities urged parents to follow five rules in protecting children from fire: 1. rthve an adult or responsible sitter in charge when you leave the house. S. Keep matches out of childrea^ h. Train youngsters thai to play with m»t<rh-- is dangerous. 1 Keep children ««t of the kitchen or any room in which boiling liquids are likely to be in reach. 4. Don't allow children to get too close to bonfires. Have a metal screen in front of a fireplace. 5. Dont dress children in highly flammable clothes. Fire Prevention Week will be observed from Oct 7-1S. - AJCKITERSART Friday, Sept 14, was the 137th anniversary of the writing of the Star Spangled Banner. It was observed as "National Anthem Day." The anthem was composed by Francis Scott Kay during the bombardment of fort Mc.Henry In the War of 1812. Sterling Window Shod* and Venetian JBBnd Co. 5640 W. DfvMon SL COlumbas 1-0743 Have your windows dressed In Kar-OHer *emoy& ble slot Venetian Blinds, Dupont's waakiUi Tontine Shades and Kirsch Draw Rods. t. Plate Glass and Dresser and Table Tops. , (Polished and Beveled) Estimates Cheerfully Given. v '.TCr CALL FRIDAY EVfc&ING Saftbrftays and Sundays call McHenry B51-M-1 8abecrfbe for The Plaladhaier FABMfeBS UBOED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SOD WATERWAY AID All farms approved for the construction of waterways under the a g r i c u l t u r a l c o n s e r v a t i o n p r o - gnun should t a k o Immediate steps to complete the work, advised Bert Bridges of the McHenry county PMA committee. 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