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/ 36fe .Thursday, December 27, 1956 V1 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Eleven LILYMOOR NEWS By Laura, Belford Cub Scouts. The Cub Scouts;, of Den 3 ^ad their Christmas party on Monday, Dec. 10. At that time, the presents which the Cubs have been making for their parents Were wrapped. Prizes went to Dickie Rittcrman and Jimmy Kamp. Mrs. Louie Scliueler donated cookies for their party," The Christmas party for Pack w 361 was held Thursday, Dec. 20, at the Methodist church. Candy was given out to all the boys by Santa.' Den 3 gave a skit, singing songs to Santa. Michael Mathews made the smallest Santa you ever saw. Then the 'boys presented their mothers with the Christmas corsages they made. ^ Happy birthday to Mrs. Garrison Latimer • on Saturday, Dec. 22, Birthday greetings to the 11- ycar-old son of Mr. and Mi's. Herbert Kamp. Happy birthday to Donald Schiavone of South and Center stieot on. Thursday, Dec. 20. Engagement Congratulations to Richard H. Fuhler on his announced cngage- ^ment to Miss Patrica Maher by her mother, Mrs. Helene Maher, of Lakemoor. The wedding will take place on Saturday, Jan. 12, at 9:30 a.m. at St. Mary's church in Mc- Henry. The reception will be held at 7 p.m. at Club Lilymoor. Mr. Fuhler is llie son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fuhler. a Congratulations To ^ Miss Charlene Crawley and Miss Carole Schueler on winning an award in outstanding work in shorthand. Musicians Entertain An enterprising group of teonaged musicians, entertained the patients of the Elgin State hospital on Monday, Dec. 17. They have also played recently at fkother Christmas parties for the " Children's home, and the Old People's home in Woodstock and for the Navy boys at Great Lakes Naval Training Station hospital. We are proud of this group of junior boys who have worked so hard to organize their own band and donated much of their talent to benefit and welfare cngage- ' ments. $ They include Pete Haines of Lilymoor, trombone; David Fantus of Lilymoor, trumpet; Don Kicc, Shalimar, piano; Larry Pierce, Wonder Lake, drums; Gordon Johnson from Cooncy . Heights, bassoon; John Sirtack, Wonder Lake, clarinet; and Paul Seebcr, sax man. Shower Miss Pat Maher was the guest of honpr at a linen shower given by her - prospective bridesmaids, Diane Fuhler, Doris Stanfel, Joyce Maher and Eunice Fuhler. The group gathered for an enjoyable afternoon on Sunday, Dec. 16, at 2 plm. • at Club Lily- |. ;• Wrsonals j . Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Belford at- I t e n d e d the Vascoioy-Raniet (Christmas dinner-dance at the .j-EIk's club in -Waukegan on ; Thursday, Deo. 20. Diana and j C.vnthia Belford attended the j>^mployees' children's party at 1 the Armory i,n Waukegan on Sati urday. Entertainment included a j stage show and Santa was on J hand to distribue gifts to ihe- | children. j Mrs. Ann Erisman is visiting a few days with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and [Mrs. Pa- ; trick J. McGovern, of Roselle, Mr. and Mis Garrison Latimer attended a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bivans of Chicago. A roast beef dinner was enjoyed with I their many friends. Mrs. Donald Schiavone is happy to have her brother Robert J. Bitterman, visiting for . the Christmas holidays. Robert i is in the Marine corps. He -eports back to Camp pendelton, Ocfeanside, Calif., tne first week in January. Mrs. Alfred Seyfferth returned from Racine, Wis.', where she had spent four days with her brother, , Aaron, during the passing of his wife, Margaret. They would have , soon celebrated their golden wedj ding anniversary. Alfred Seyfferth and daughter, ; Mrs. Eda Wischhover, of Chi- ' cago, motored to Racine and i spent the day before returning i home with Mrs Seyfferth. Miss Hollenback attended a Christmas party at the McHenry Country club on Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 6:30. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Leske ; were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ! Roy Tuna on Sunday. . Misses Carol Schueler, Chailene Crawley and Roberta Hol- | lenback attended the McHenry ; high school Christmas formal ; last week. Mrs. Mary Schiavone enter- I tained with a supper in her home ! in Lakemoor in honor of her | son, Donald. ' Present to enjoy the birthday j party wei'6 Mr. and Mrs. Donitft! j Schiavone, Donna and Vallerie, I Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Schiavone, Karen, Mike and Vince, Jr., and Robert Bittierman. Mr. and Mrs. Moyse Cary and family vipitetL in Chicago last weekend wijth*Mr. Cary's father. The children were seeing their grandfater for Christmas before he left to be with his wife and her mother, Mrs. Moyse, in Plant City, Fla. Christmas, Get-Yogethers 4'"/ Mr. anit; Mrs. .Alfred ' Seyferth had their Christmas- celebration, at the home of their youngest son, Clarence, of Leamington street in 'Austin. With the child-I ren, grandchildren and great- j grandchildren,, there were a total j of twenty-eight present for this i annual famijy get-together. The oldest dauglitbr of the> Seyfferths, i Mrs. MildretJ; Bettary, ,'was'pres- ;i>rrt r1 to ce^fyrate hfr- fifty-third | bSHhday, A*4uch falls on 'Christ'-1 ntas eve.' y- ' j The O&rrisbtr La timers had a • Family Christmas. On Christmas | eve, they went to Highland Park I to be with Mr. Latimer's family ! it the home of his youngest ; "brother and wifq, Mr. and Mi's. J kussel E. Latimer. His mother, ! Mrs. Esther Latimer was present. Christmas day, the La timers motored tjp Waukegaiv to the ; home of JV|r. and Mrs. Lawrence Huff, sister of Mrs. Latimer. Al- I so present at this celebration j was another sister and her bus- \ band, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Monser. POLIO WOkKIES Persons over 54 years of age have small reason to worry about contracting poliomyelitis. Child- ' ren and adults under 4.1 should be vaccinated against the disease. In giving this advise. Dr. Roland R. Cross, director of the Illinois I Department of Public Health, pointed out that now is the time to build defenses against the 1957 polio season, expected to start in the spring. Ample quantities of polio vaccine are , available commercially Do private ; physicians. Dr. Cross said. TJie state and federal funds allocated to purchase the vaccine' for free , Illinois distribution have been j used up. flARDKST BUSIEST CHEAl'KS'l WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANiT ADS PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS by Lorraine Hurckes """ Boy Scout News 1 If you didn't get your wreath from the Scours, it's too late now. They are all sold out and another successful project to thpir credit. Ap, atyrday outing will, be ;held during' the. Christmas Hplitfiys.J There: |j%s; hfebrv no decision ! as tp . ,whe|ie -4|iey are going, but we;«tve/lfUtiitawil 1 be another suCTOsSp '/fts Jt ^has been in the past ai^we lyipcr in the future, fry ? ,v • •' .»•• ""j-^ -f &- • ' *IV' * 'Sea Explorers '»;:: 7 With the inereagejof Spur* members, . , R<Jppr Shimpf, Kii'k' Garrity, the Sea-Explorers had to separate from tfiie" Boy Scouts and elect their owl'officers. The officers are as follows: Senior Crew Leader, Mike Tellick; Deputy Senior Crew Leader, Roger Shimpf; Secretarfe®ee Johnson; and Crew LeaeB^t&Eorrest Reinwith a few of his friends. Also 011 Doc. 23, Diane Johnson celebrated her tenth with ten of her little chums. hardt. We would Uke'^f-o extend a special welcomes^*Mike Tellick, who is an Eagl^ ^fcout, which is the highest paii^p^.Boy Scouting. The b"6>te hifi|ly of Mike and a^.^^^^^sedHo have someone with Ms (Character and experience! . leading their troup. Congi-atii&^iis to you boys and our besr-^ishes to you Mike, for a successful term as senior crew leader. *•- • Happy Birthday A Happy Birthday Xdfci little Tommy Mason, who issji|etebr;»ting his fifth birthday japP having a few of the neighbOT^bhildijen in for refreshments. We would also like to say Happy Birthday to Craig Thoren, wlio had his fourteenth birthday on Dee. 14. , Craig was taken out to dinner by his parents and brother and I sister in honor of t hl^fcpeeial . day. Dee. 8 was a -big day in the life of Gregory Mayer, as he celebrated his fifth birthday ! It's A Boy and A Girl Our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Emmerich on the arrival of their son, Mark Kenneth. Mark wasbor n at St. Therese hospital on Dee. 7 and weighed 7 pounds and 8 ounces. We also have a new little girl. Ann Marie, boin on Dec. 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman. Both mothers and childen are dping fine. P.II.C.A. Now* In a few days, you will be called upon by your block eap- 1ain, and asked several questions Please eive him. or her your cooperation, as the information will be used to a great advantage. Your block captain will be assisting us in passing literature around and will also listen to any complaints you may have and bring them to the association's attention. The following people have been assigned: Mrs. Bales, Mrs. Betts, Mr. Bures, Mrs. Dowd, Mrs. Heir, Mr. Holmes, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Oles, Mr. Pechous, Mrs. Robert Peterson, Mrs. Sielish, Mrs. Stewarski, Mrs. Tlielen »nd Mrs. Wilson. If you would like to know who your block captaiij, is, you may go to the comjBBt^nity building and there you find a plat thpt is divided into sections, with the names of the block captains and their phone numbers. The association has decided that it should send get-well and sympathy cards to our neighbors, when the time comes. If you or any neighbor is sick, please contact our secretary. Mrs. Reilly, at 621-J-2 and she Will send the card immediately. The Christmas parties are completely organized and ready to go. Be sure to get your children to their proper party, as the different committees have a nice program set up and Santa will be there for just a shprt while as he has 'other children to see. I would like to remind the adults 'to bring their grab bag gift, so I no one will be without. We are : looking forward to a large.crowd, so don't disappoint us. There will ' be plenty of room for one and i all and plenty to eat and drink. Don't forget that date, Dec. 21, at 8 p.m. And Dec. '22 for the children. ' j Have you "noticed the • decorai tions that have been going up j 011 the different homes? Is yours i one of them? I hope so, because • I would like to see all of you i win the savings bond. It's" going ! to be quite a job for the judges to decide just where it belongs. Good Luck, Boys. , A Very Merry Christmas I would like to take this time to thank each and everyone of my neighbors for ' their cooperation in making this column a success and also wish them all a very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. 'Bye for now | and see you next year. BEACH PICNlt A beach picnic provides a wonderful summer outing for the enr tire family. But packing the picnic lunch basket usually falls to mother and unless she's got a good memory she often forgets to bring along some Z' important item T h e r e are actually 52 things remem ber when you pack picnic the 52 playing cards deck. There s al- CARD OF THANKS In this way I want to express my. sincere appreciation for cards, gifts, visits and other remembrances during my recent illness. They meant so very much to me. 34 Anna May Mclnerney ways room in the basket for a pack , of cards as it makes a wonderful! ptcnic partner. II it is not too windy .at the beach, j you might spread out a blanket on the sand and play a game of I Doubt It. This game is highly popular among teen agers: the necessity for bluffing making for both hilarity and the exercise of real skill. 1 Doubt It i; suitable for from two to eight playirs making it a perfect game for a family group. With five or fewer players, one pack may be used. With six or more, two full packs should be shuffled together. e two pack game i* better and e more players, up to abo^t nine, the merrier. The whole pack is dealt out in batches of two or three or more to same tiipe. It does not matter if some players have one card more than others. Object of the gam? to get rid of all cards in the hanU jefore the opponents do so. The first player begins by placing one to four cards on the table face down and announcing that they are aces. If any opponent calls "I .Doubt It," the first player must face the cards he played. If they are not what he claims them to be, he must tak? back into his own hand all the cards on the table. ,If they are exactly what he announces. the challenger must take into his hand all cards on the table. Play continues witfe next-player announcing that he is placing dcuces on the table; tiie - next, three's, etc. This continues in numerical order,; through the deck until a player has no cards left ia his hand and he becomes the winner. After kings have been played, the next player must announce aces again, and so on continuously. The cards played need not b® of the announced rank. In fact a player must often falsify on this point, fot he must play in turn and announce the next rank in rotation, even when he has no cards o£ that rank. Waul Vdh Ot II,).' . 1 e.-UIl." •in.-* vonn» with th* Hlainde'i" today. 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Our diary is an open book, and on the very V first ptge you will find our hearty good wishes for your happiness throughout 19^7... plus our New Year's resolution to keep serving you better and better... every day of the year. Schreiner's Standard Service "ACROSS FROM THE ADMIRAL" Front Street Phone 720 McHenry, III. Our sincere thanks lor your patronage. May this New Year open the door for you to a rich storehouses/ good health, success And h a p p i n e s s . ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. PHONE- 1424 Main St. McHenry, 111. you can put {he in HAPPY NEW YEAR yourself! Did you know that 94% of the people who practice, the habit of saving some of their income .. . say they "Feel Better for doing it? "tohc it second/ foot i&t t>/ McHENRY SAV 1 A GUARANTY SAVINGS ASSOCIATION «« 521 W. MAIN ST. PHONE 2 McHENRY. ILL. :--^