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Lijymoor BOARD MEMBERS MEET by Sharon Counley Phone 596-M-2 , Board members of the Lilymoor association met at Club Lilymoor at 8 on Tuesday, July 1. Ulymoor Association Card Party Again we'd like to remind you that the annual card party will take, place on Saturday, July 12. It will start at 8 p.m* Birthdays. Belated birthday wishes to Mrs. Fraces Counley who was surprised by her family with a party on Monday, June 16. Those 'helping her celebrate Mrs. -Ruth Freiman of Prairie avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith of Lakemoor, and Mrs. Alma Hueckstaedt of Lilymoor. Mrs. Lori Strauss of Holiday Hills and Mrs. Ruth Blair of Hunterville Park came later. Everyone enjoyed potato salad, jello, cake and coffee. Ronald Nelsen of Lilymoor celebrated his eighteenth birthday on Wednesday, July 9. Happy birthday. , Linda Colberg of Prairie avenue also celebrated her eighteenth birthday this mouih. Hers wasjon Thursday. Jifly 3. Please excuse the mistake in last week's column butlOtis Browne was eighteen on Ljuly 1. Also he was surprised Ay a number of his friends wi^fji a party at his new residence. There were so many guests there that it would be difficult beautifully^defcrktedcfifffcin J to -see' j^:-outeide. Cake centered in the middle of little friends soon, v/ j t the table, he almost burst into tears. Then he went over to his chair and. pulled it out and guess what he saw? Presents. He was flabargasted. He opened his presents at . the table. Later on in the evening the family enjoyed cake and ice cream. Well, that's how it went. Bet he never forgets that day. Roger Maher was fourteen on July 15. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Trine were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Belford. Mr. and Mrs. Trine and their four boys have moved to Wisconsin from McHenry where he Will take up a position on the staff at Plattville State Teachers' College. He was a former math teacher at McHenry high school. two years ago. - Mr. and Mrs. Winters spent the evening at the home of the. Earl Belfords on Friday, June 27. They recently moved from M c H e n r y to . Ed g e b r o o k Heights. Previously they lived In Hometown. 111. Mr. Winters is now a flight engineer. $M» SUPER RIGHT QUALITY BEEF » /O; Chicago Visit Miss Janice Schueler of Lily? moor visite^ her girl friend*- Sherry Burg, ifci ' Chicago* Heights. 4-H News Old Neighbors Back Welcome back to the Henry Fairburns who are old residents of Prairie avenue. This time we are not lucky enough to have them "residing in Lilymoor but they are living close enough to see all their friends and new neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Fairbum have one son at home and five other children who are all married. Among the five, there qre three girls and two boys. Hope you stay longer this time. Just Fine Little David Tobey is doing ' v.'"' <• J.. -• to name them all. HI? received 1 fine now after a bout with near many nice gifts. There were pneumonia. We are glad to records and dancing enjoyed | hear that you are feeling fine by everyone. jnOw David and we sure hope This is how it happened. At j --: 4 o'cloclctm Tuesday afternoon Mr. Counley came home from work greeted by the dog, cat and kids. He walked in the house and everything went as usual. About a quarter after !• four Mrs. Counley made an ex- 'cuse to go oUt and of course he went with her. As soon as they left bis seven little gremlins got to work and fixed supper, not just a regular supper, but an extra special one. , A picnic supper. fvprythine was all done just to; the nick of time. All the kids were seated at the table and then... dum de dum dum, he walked in the door. When he saw all the food, plus a big, The meeting of the Ringwood Sunshine Girls was held J u n e 2 4 , a t t h e R i n g w o o d church. The meeting was calli ed to order by our president, Evelyn Harrison with the 4-H pledge. The secretary called the roll and read the minutes. The minutes were approved as read. Local achievement was held at Harrison school at 8 p.m. July 8. Sandy Larson gave a demonstration on "How to Mark a Hem." Sandy Josserand gave a demonstration on "Putting in a Hem." Yvonne Bruce gave a demonstration on "Put-on Fasteners." Evelyn Harrison gave a summary on everything we discussed in health. Susan Fossum's talk on "Healthy Hair" was very interesting. Leslie Decker gave a talk on "Treating Shock." Pat Hogan gave a talk on "Room Improvement." The meeting was adjourned, afterwards refreshments were furnished by Georgia and Rosemary Blake. 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