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Page Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Lilymoor Card And Bunco Benefits Ass'n. by N'anrj Ritter-^s560-M-l The Lilymoor association is planning to hold a card and iunco party at Ciub Lilymoor on Saturday, April 18. Val Fradinardo is chairman qf the committee. Everyone is invited to attend, so please make j plans to do so. | Garbage IMck-tip A reminder about the pick-' up. of the garbage on March 25. I Put your garbage can out the ; night before so it isn't forgot- ! ten. 0 J Dog Catcher Wanted The Lilymoor association is looking for someone to act as a dog catcher for their subdivision. Anyone interested please ! call Vern Ehredt any day after 6 p.m. for all the details. Mosquito Control Fund Please don't forget your contributions to the op£n mosquito control fund for the Lilymoor subdivision. Send all contributions to Val Fradinardo the treasurer. No donation is too small. Important Meeting The Mother's club will hold their next meeting. March 18 at 8 p m. at the little white schoolhouse. All mothers please make plans to attend this meeting. The mothers are planning a card party for April 4 which will be held at Club Lilymoor. You may buy tickets from these members, Mrs. Fantus, Mrs. Redmer and Mrs. Ehredt or purchase them at the door. Honor Roll Margaret Karas' name was placed on the "A"' honor roll. ratter made the "B" honor roll. Charlene Thornton also made the "B" honor roll. Keep up the good work. of her friends help her celebrate her twelfth birthday. The gathering consisted of Gladys Highland, Susan Farr and Sandra Counley. The girls were served ice cream, cake, candy and, root beer. She received many lovely gifts consisting of clothing, purse aind money. The girls had a nice time. j Birthdays I We have a couple of 'teerti agers this month who are cele- | brating their s\Veet sixteen birthday. j Eleanor Wirfs was sixteen | on March 11. Mrs. Wirfs celebrates her birthday with her daughter on March 13. David Counley will reach the age of four on March 23. On ^March 19 Janice Carter will reach the age 11. Paul Batie celebrates his birthday on March 16. He will be fifteen years old. Happy birthday and mainy more. This and That • Mr. Counley and his sons. Tommy and Roddy, attended the Golden Gloves March 11. Mr. and Mrs. John Ossler of Benson ville, visited the Ossler and Overson families. Mr. and Mrs. Fairland visited their cousins who reside in Chicago. They were entertained by their cousins all day Sunday and were served a tastydinner. I am sorry to have forgotten Mrs. Blake's birthday which was in the montlj, of February. Mrs. Thompson, gave a birthday dinner in her honor. Everyone have a real enjoyable weekend. See you next week with some more news. Anyone having any news please call me. TRAFFIC TOLL Illinois traffic accidents claimed 114 lives during February, 2 percent fewer than for the same month a year ago and the lowest February toll since 1951. ATTEND FINERAL AmongVthe out-of-town folks who attended the wake or funeral of Miss Frances Bauer were Rev. Raymond Hetterman, Apple River, 111., E. P. Dietz, Indianapolis, Ind.; Mr and Mrs. Frank Spieker and Mr. and Mrs. LawrenGe Siehoff Burlington, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brefeld, Arlington Heights Mrs. Max Wagner, Addison; Mrs. John Draper, Lake Geneva, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keller, Elgin; Mrs. Verne Roberts and Mrs. Rosalind Anderson, Gufnee; Joseph Bauer, Milwaukee, Wis.; Miss Judy Behm, River Forest; Miss Helen Vasey and Wm. Blasius, Libertyville. Others were Miss Rita Hunter, Mrs. Alex Friend, Mrs. Frank Hejersa and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fenske, Chicago; Mr. and ' Mrs. George Brick and Mrs. Henry Wegener, Mundelein;. Mrs. Joseph Wickersheim, Wadsworth; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freund, Barrington; Mr. and Mrs. Preston Weter, Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs.i Louis Meade; Mrs. Minnie Suhling, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips. Mrs. Rose Mitchell, John Kretschmer, Mrs. Harold Blomstropf, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bauer and sons, Mrs. Lee Traynor and son, all of Waukegan. Sunnyside Estates Slate Officers For PTA Election From A to Z The only "news" of this week is the meeting of the St. John's P.T.A. on Monday evening March 23 at the Community h$ll in Johnsburg. The nominating committee consisting of the Mesdames Irma Gunther, Dorothy Pitzeri and Bunny Thelen will present the names of those to be elected to the offices of vice - president and treasurer, after which the election will proceed. Since March is vocation month, there will be a speaker on the importance of vocations. The school children have been preparing posters on this theme and a prize will be given to the room having the best one. Since it is the Lenten season, just coffee will' be served at this meeting. Party An "all boy" party was held at the Fry residence for Tommy who was six years old on March 7. Those present for lunch of hot dogs, ice cream and delicious birthday cake were Teddy Jost, Alan Kennebeck, Johnny Lakswo, Rickey and Mickey Mikkelson and Donnie Rose. America's favorite birthday party game, "pin the tail on the donkey," was enjoyed by all the boys along with all the goodies of a birthday party. Cookie Sale By now you have probably been given the opportunity to purchase Girl Scout cookies from one of the girls who are selling them around here. They really are delicious cookies and you are helping the girls when you buy from them. Thursday, March 19, 1959 If you would' like to purchase some of these cookies or nuts, which are new with them this year, contact either Karen Rau or Patti Voight, who are Girl Scouts, or Mary Anderson, who is a Brownie. Birthdays and Anniversaries Here's a new twist, all the birthday wishes this week are for members of the stronger sex for a change. Happy birthday to Donnie Gerstein who will be 5 on March 20 and to our vice - president, George Kropf on March 21. Two other young men in the persons of Laird Kayler and Bob Lasnek will share March 22 as their day to celebrate. Many happy returns, boys! Louie and Marge DeFraiicisco add another anniversary to their marriage on March 20. Congratulations you two. it is almost spring. Hope the weatherman very soon gets with his calendar to make these long-awaited days a reality. Nice Thought 1 According to the calendar, Reminder In ease you may have forgotten, my number is 2065-J if you have any news items. Shifting the cargo turns a dream-boat into a battleship. MARK MILESTONE A pleasant surprise is planned this month for some electricity user in the Chicago area. Sometime during March the Commonwealth Edison - ! Public 'Service q'ompany sNpi tem expects to welcome its z,- 000.000th customer. The milestone will be marked by appropriate recognition for the hisi tory-making customer. PARENTS; RUBS and UPHOISmf /CIBMMR the scientific my ^ ^Duracleair # All work done in your own homei <0 Everything ready to use same dayl © No messy soaking, no shrinking! For (FREE esflimaf©,, eel! McHenry 3418 DURACLEAN SERVICE by FALK Getting the most out of life is what makes life worth living. SHOP IN McHENRY, COMPLETE LINE OF ^Ifjaternity, cu ed FOR MOTHERS-TO-BE Ben Franklin GREEN STREET McHENRY Meeting If the weather permits it the Brownies will have a meeting next Thursday after school at the little white schoolhouse. Birthday Gathering Charlene Thornton had a few WATCH THIS PAPER FOR OUR GRAND OPENING BARGAIN SAVING ANNOUNCEMENT MOTHER and DAUGHTER £adter ^pectaf $10 permanents for Mother, Ms price for daughter. Better waves, $12.50 - $15 for mother, % price for daughter. 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