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• . " v. , '•"" •• , : ipwrn*wvwf'fm*ISfTs7 -Wf-'r" "•• mL"'*ffc*Si»i '^fc'wasf * t -*«;•• .*'••• •;&'•? V • '* *•1 ;*^p T 27,1954 -'.. .-*. JL . ,*,• 'J4J»-. •.'? < ; , •*!* - * /fc'f; . -It '&% * vii.^a)srL; ; ; THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER W*~ W # r^T^m -"- }-:'Y-n,"'rf * •< r ' *» hHW Pigt Elevetry 1 LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Mareella Foas Last Saturday evening, the UA Social club held its annual birthday dinner at Club Lilymoor. A delicious chicken dinner was served family style. Over ! two-thirds of the members attended, which was gratifying to see. Mr. and Mrs. Sanpone and • daughter of Chicago came out for the affair and we were all f very happy to see them. A short business meeting was held, at which time our election of offi- • cers was discussed and it was voted to hold the election on ^ June 6 at 3 p.m. at Mary Schiavone's dress shop. All paid up members are entitled to vote at f this time. Our meetings for the following ^ year will again be on Saturday nights in the Community House. After the meeting there was • dancing, with music furnished by Pete Hamil's orchestra. There is now a membership drive going oa and all are invited to join. Anyone desiring to join, please * contact either Mrs. Kraus, Mrs. McDermott or Dick Hyatt, as they are the" committee for new . members. General News For the past two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Forbes have had visiting them Mrs. TSedard, Mr. Wendt and Louise Fournier. Every day they were seen walking our roads and enjoying the beautiful country air and they sure will not like going b^ck 10 the city on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Erickson had Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carlipp of Chicago out for the weekend and they also enjoyed the dancing Saturday evening at Club Lilymoor. Casey and Ann Brzezinski's house was humming with visitors on Sunday. Casey's mother, dad and sister were out, Ann's brothers, Art and Mike, with their wife and finance, and also Ann's sister, Mrs. Marie Fabian, were out. Mrs.,Wade was surprised Saturday morning when her grandson and a group of his friends came out to picnic here. Sunday she also had company and one of the women managed to get up on top of Jungle Jim on the beach but when she reached the top could not figure out which way to get down. With the aid of Mrs. Wade, she finally succeeded in doing this. Last Wednesday, Mrs. Harold Foss entertained her pinochle club. A chop suey lunch was served. Prizes were won by Mrs. Geiger, Mrs. Wruble wski and Mrs Brzezinski. We all missed Mrs. Para, who was too ill to attend. Last week there was a shower on Elsie Kirchoff in Lombard. Elsie and Frank Bitterman, Jr., are going to be married June 5. We wish you a lot of happiness *nd good fortune in your new life together. Bob Bitterman celebrated his birthday May 12. Belated greetings to you, Bob. Lois Bitterman's grandmother, Mrs. Gildermeister of Wonder Lake, passed away last Tuesday. She was buried in Ring-wood cemetery. Don't forget the movies being shown every Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m .in the fire- house by the auxiliary. Helen Para's misfortune. Last Wednesday, when she had three nose hemorrhages, she was home for two days with packings in her nostrils and oil Friday she was sent to Woodstock hospital. I hope by the time this paper comes out she will be home and well on the road to recovery. We all missed you at the dinner Saturday, Helen. Village Nem Parents, please warn your children about the roads on Sundays. There are many more cars out over the weekends and although we have our speed signs up they seem to igqgre them and the children cannot be as free as they are during the week, when the traffic is lighter. Property owners, check your lot lines and make sure that your fences and shrubs are not on public property. Confirmations On Monday evening, Mr. Buchwalter was confirmed. His sponsor was C. Brzezinski. Bob Bitterman was also confirmed. Robert and Corkey Foss were confirmed Monday, also. They had a dinner at 120 Club for their sponsors and their wives, with open house in the evening tor their relatives and friends. Corkey had his uncle, Chris Foss, for sponsor and Bobby had his uncle, Frank Brader, for his sponsor." Births Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lannes are the proud grandparents o£ a girl, born Wednesday, May 19; to her son and his wife, who are residents of Los Angeles, Calif. This is their fourth grandchild. The name of the new baby is Pauline Jean Lannes. Congratulations to the parents ami grandparents from us all. Illness We ifvte all sorry to^!lari| of Central Garage FRED J. SMITH SALES SERVICE Complete Motor Overhauling V Welding. JOHNSBBBG. ILL. McHEJttrr 200-J . Hollywood Really Hoods Thoso Technical Advisors The butcher, the baker, the ca» dlestick maker--and about everyon« else--watch Hollywood closely Is •ee that they are done right. Let a movie maker show as little *• 50 feet of film wherein a plumber, doctor, dentist or bricklayer uses the wrong tool and he will get s stack of mail. That's why hardly a movie 1ft made these days without at least one technical adviser, and some times three or four. .In "A Streetcar Named Desire," one scene briefly shows a machine shop where some welding is going on. "Hiat was the signal, then, for Warner Brothers to call in Arthur Johnson, a veteran welder. He went on the pay roll as technical adviser to be sure all scenes pertinent to his craft were correct. Plumbers are the most sensitive craftsmen, according to studio executives, and next come doctors and dentists. That's why you seldom see jokes in pictures any more about plumbers forgetting their tools, overcharging, hooking gas lines to water <*r cold water to hot. alee It Easy-. Take A Cab! When the weather's bad . When you want to reach your destination *hi a hurry . . When, you have luggage or heavy packages with you, It's time to call us for a cab. Remember ear number MbHENRYCAB PHONE 723 CA Southern Part Of State Affords' , Tourist Outstanding Natural Beauty FORT ARMSTRONG OWDEN MEMORIA BLOOC HOUS€ ROCK ISLAND BUFFALO ROCK NEAR OTTAWA carbonwvleT* SILOAM SPRINGS NEAR QU< MCY luwort wwiww •> w»hmwi •mew •/_ SEE ILLINOIS NOW--Visit your scenic and historic Illinois State Parks and Memorials. No. 1, Fort Armstrong is located on Rock Island in the Mississippi river adjacent to the cities of Rock Island and Moline. No. 2, Lowden Memorial, in Ogle county, features a 250 foot statue in memory of thfc Indians who once roamed the area. No. 3, at Buffalo Rode, in LaSalle county near Ottawa, the state maintains a herd of buffalo. No. 4, Giant City State Park, looated in Jackson and Union counties, is situated in the Illinois Ozarks. No. 5, Siloam Springs, in Adams and Brown counties, occupies a* colorful wooded area of more than 2,000 acres. Whether you call them mountains or hills the Illinois Otarks in the southern end of the state afford many magnificent views of some of the state's most Joutstanding natural beauty. The Illinois Ozarks are an extension of Arkansas and Missouri. They range between 15 and 40 miles in width and about '70 miles in length. Highways are wfuteil over the Ozarks while /in some instances railroads tunnel tWrough them. , At this season of the year they are covered with flowering blossoms along the lower ridges while the higher peaks are covered with dense growths of pines. From a distance there is an ever present blue haze that adds to the beauty of these mountains. Located in this Ozark Tange i.«l Giant City State park, which is among the most popular of Illinois' famed state park system. The park is located east of U. S. Highway 51 in Jackson and Union counties. A visit to Giant City State park is suggested this wseek ,in connection with Governor William G. Stratton's program to encourage Illinois residents to see more of their home state. Entitled "See Illinois Now," the pjogram is sponsored jointly by the State Departments of Public Works and Buildings, Conservation, Public Safety and thd Division of Reports in the Department of Finance In addition to Giant„Citv State park other areas suggested for pleasure trips this week include Lowden Memorial State park near Oregon; Siloam Springs park near Keljerville in Adams and Brown counties; Buffalo Rock State park near Ottawa in LaSalle county and Fort Armstrong in tihe Rock Island-Moline section. Lowden Memorial State Park i's in Ogle county on the east bank of the Rock River near Oregon, north of state route 64. A huge concrete statue towering 250 feet above Rock river on a h.ieh hilltop is one of manv scenic attractions. The statue was created by Lorado Taft, famous sculptor, to typify the Indians who once roamed the area. Buffalo Rock State Park is located near Ottawa in LaSalle county. The park maintains a herd of buffalo and contains operated Rock Island Arsenal. Fort Armstrong was established by pioneer settlers as a stratemuch scenic beauty. From across I gic .p.oi.nt on the M,i ss.i.s sippi after. the Illinois river Buffalo Rock A .K0.0Se aimitar resembles a sleeping bison. built hundreds of years ago has Siloani*f-$prings State Rule is in Adams and Brown counties near Kellerville, north of state route 104. It is one of the newer state parks and occupies a colorful wooded area of more than 2,000 acres mid-way between the Mississippi and Illinois rivers east of QUincy. Recreational and i0ther facilities are in the process of development. Fort Armstrong is located on Rock Island in the Mississippi river adjacent to the cities of Rock Island and Mbline. The island is the site of the federally been restored on the site. The Rock Island-Moline area also of* fers countless other attractions for motorists and visitors. Oanlral Df Aim VI has been proved flurt can survive and work without oxygen equipment above 25.000 feet But this close to the heavens, ha suffers from migraine, heart dilation. sore throat, and lassitude. _ will neither sugar nor frate when it dries on a cake if a ptacfc r salt is added the tafredieota NEW STANDARD PREMIUM GASOLINE designed for knock-proof performance to give you all possible . ». . ^ _ „ L / / NEW CAR PO whatever the age of your car! • - •••*: V The Chevrolet Corvette, an "All American" s porta car, in prod action since Jun^ 1993. Aa new car* demand new fuels, older cara benefit, too. 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