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BAG 61c 3-lb. bag $1.77 JUF Brand 1-Lb. lis 65' 1 JPage McHenry Shores RESIDENTS ENJOY SOCIAL NIGHT AT MONTHLY MEETING by Louise Winters--2897 The May meeting of the McHenry Shores club turned out to be a roaring success last Thursday night as a so cial evening enjoyed by all. Ernest Useman called lor square - dancing, and also provided music for ballroom dancing. Our ways and means committee did a beautiful job on the refreshments, ask anyone wiio was there. We know it was a lot of work girls, but well worth it. We should have more get-togethers like that, but we wonder how many were late lor work on Friday mornii. g. S.S.A.©f Briefs If you're wondering, that stands for Shores Social and Athletic club. The next meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, May 16, at the Clarence Schweikert home, 105 Hilltop Blvd. It is open to all male residents of the subdivision. Softball will be one of {he items on the agenda. Mr. Miller and Mr. Engvalson have ulloted lots on the southeast corner of Miller drive and Mcllenry avenue to be used as a bnseball field. Plans of the club are to .keep it up, so that our boys, big and little, will have a place to play'ball, and p o s s i b t y d e v e l o p a l i t t l e league entry next year Dobbertin's cousin who was electrocuted by a faulty . TV set in Elmwood Park last week. Our sympathy goes out to the whole family. Life is usually just beginning at seventeen. broken their own record With I the addition of dhother grandchild. This makes sixteen. Keep the news coming in, we're all interested in what you're doing. • Happy Birthday To Marie Cicchini on the twentieth and to little Nancy Hattan, who will be two on the twenty-second. And to me, we'll cross off another year on the eighteenth. ,1 •< 41. Roads The long-delayed vote on whether or not to have the roads oiled was taken at our meeting last week. The "yes?- ses" won, but since the decision was close, may \ve remind one and all that we are under moral obligation to follow the majority. Let's give Mr. Tanner and Mr. Corcoran all cooperation possible, but let's, plensr, make sure the job is done right. Last Reminder Come on down to the beach Sunday,-the 17. at 1 p.m. and watch the horseshoe tournament. The games will officially open the two new pits just recently completed by several of the men: - Anniversary Greetings To the Muellers who will chalk up twenty-three years on the sixteenth. We understand that Clare has tickets to a plav in the loop as a surprise; have fun. / Tragedy The similarity in names was no coincidence, that was Bob SAVE with Safety SAFtTT TOUI SAVINGS SAVE with Profit Declared Dividend Rate for 1959 3%% MARENGO FEDERAL 5AVIl¥rQ AND LOAN .3/1? IIMid association Marengo, Illinois JOrdan 8-7258 T*otal Assets Over $10,000,000.00 ~ Belated Greetings To Kathy Barrows, who celebrated her twelfth birthday on the eighth, with a dinner party for seven of her friendsi And to Betty Dobbertin on the thirtieth of, April, whose planned dinner for twelve relatives went on in spite of the sorrow in their house. Visits and Visitors The Zeimet household has been in a dither lately, Julie's sister, Mrs. LeRoy Little, with her husband and daughter, Wendy, have been visiting in the Chicago area from their home in West Covina, Calif. They are trying to see each other as often as possfbie, after all, it has been over ten years since the last time. A big family dinner was held 011 Saturday, with the Whitneys and the Hattans getting reacquainted with Aunt Elsie. , Helen and Gus Smith entertained the Lindwalls, Simonsens and Corcorans with an evening of cards on a recent Saturday night. A good time was had by all. E D I T O R I A L Xews and Views Welcome to our newest neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kevins, who recently moved in on Terrace drive. The.v are from Chicago. Looks like we are going to get quite a fewnew neighbors, with all the building going on. Mr. and Mrs. Denigan have OPEN CLOGGED SEWERS WITHOUT DIGGING! Dissolve* Roots, Sludge, Grease* Paper easily and inexpensively! 1OT1R ROOT ©lifROYER Ace Hardware PHONE 723 ' ISO N. Riverside Dr., POPPY DAY The citizens of this community will be given an opportunity to honor America's war dead by wearing the veteran's poppy on May 23, 1959, proclaimed annual Poppy Day, here ac* cording to Mrs. Frances Matchen, Poppy chairman of McHenry unit. No. 491, American Legion auxiliary, who will be assisted in the sale of the poppies by all able members of the unit. The wearing of the poppy will also honor the veterans who served their country and are still suffering from the ravages^ of war. : The little red flowers, replicas of the poppies that bloomed on Flander's Field between the rows of crosses, have become the emblem of hope for thousands of hospitalized veterans who are given employment in the construction of the flowers. As they make the flowers of red cloth and green paper stems, their hands and minds are busy, a valuable theraputic aid towards the veteran's recovery. It gives them hope ind courage in knowing they tre helping the widows, orphans and children of veterans in need. The memorial poppies to be worn here have been made by the disabled veterans in Illinois hospitals, who served in two World Wars and the Korean Conflict. Many units have increased the number of poppies over last year's purchase to help meet the need of the increasing number of hospitalized veterans. All contributions received on Poppy Day will be used for veterans' rehabilitation and child welfare projects, according to Mrs. Matchen, Poppy chairman. HELD FOR FORGERY Earl Rushmore of Fox Lake was apprehended by members o f t h e M c H e n r y c o u n t y sheriff's office last week as he stepped from a train. He was arrested on complaint of George Worts, local service stalion proprietor, who claimed he forged a name on a $50 i check and cashed it at his , place of business. His bond was ' set at $5,000 and the case continued until May 15. ..) -------1--: v i ; , . 1 McHenry when prosperity comes,- do not use all of it. SEE YOUR QUALITY BUICK DEALER... AND Get inside the clean w: AaP AfiP Condor' Grand Dpeind Drand oi.1 Jir . Fine Foods at Savings...A&P's Exclusive Brands! Yukon Club or Hills Assorted Beverages--Root Beer, Tom Collins, Ginger Ale, ©rapacg©, Strawberry, ©rape, Cherry, Lemon Lime, Cream Soda or Kola BEVERAGES 24-oz. 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