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Page T*Bntf-T<wf THE MciHEMHT PUUItt>EAI£H WBtirrfBky, HifekiSi a ^i- f lift Yilltg© of Stumyftde PLANNING BOARD MET AT HOME OF GORDON SERGANT Irene May A planning board. meeting was held Thursday, March 16; at the office of Gordin Servant and Associates. Mbre on this can be found in another section of this paper. Auxiliary Meeting The next nieeting of the Ladies auxiliary will be held Friday, March 24, at the home of Rose Tillich of Sunnyside Estates. New plans and doings will be discussed. Sodality News On Palm Sunday, which is March 26 the Blessed Virgin Sodality will receive their Easter Communion, at the 8:30 Mass. After the Mass the members will have breakfast served at the community hall. We are hoping a lot of ladies will come Out and perform their Easter duty. fly is doing fine and are very happy with their new place. Sick List The Lehmans went to Chicago to visit Ed's father, who had an operation performed recently. Beverly Bdeger's father is very sick in the hospital also. We wish these fathers a speedy recovery. Attend Shower Barbara and Chuck Childers went 'to Chicago to attend a bridal shower for lifer brother's fiancee. The wedding will take place April\22. Birthday on St. Patrick's Day Mfarilyn Kinder, celebrated her birthday, March 17, which was St. Patrick's Day. Happy birthday Marilyn and many more. lamcheon Announcement The St. John's Home and School association will hold a luncheon April 27 at the Johnsburg community hall. Tickets Will be available from Kay Fredricks or any of the room mothers. This is an advance notice, so you can mark the date on the calendar as being •e standing appointment. PISTAKEE TERRACE NEWS Marcla arid Val Patula and their son, Rieky, have just returned from a three! weeks vacation in Phoenix. They visited Marcia's mother sind spent some time horse back riding, and had the time of their life. First Birthday Party Marcia Merhaut will be one year old on March 27. Her mother is planning a party for her with some of her most important people in her life. They are grandparents Vesely from Westmont, grandparents Merhaut from Oaklawn and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hahn from West "Allis, Wis. their sickness. Debbie Stull just passed the mumps" to Cindy and Scottie. We hope the other three have a strong iron constitution and pass all . this Up. v BLlrfD MANPOWER Birthday Celebration Barb and Eton Zamastil went to celebrate Barb's father's birthday, who is William Zimmerman. Sick List Sorry to report that Jean Stall's children are sharing Blind workers are freqtjently found in highly skilled occupations as evidenced by the "Manpower"- radio duced by the Amerii dation for the Blind taring actual intervi an auto mechanic in Massachusetts and a telephone repair man from Washington, D.C. UNEASY LIES THE HEAD THAT WEARS THE CROWN. Thirty-seven of the" first fifty Roman Emperors died a violent d e a t h -- p o i s o n e d , b e h e a d e d , stabbed, ambushed, or with cut throats. Meet Your Neighbor Mr. and Mrs. Adam Smith are the newcomers in our village. They moved from Chicago and are now living at 55 Channel Beach avenue. They are a retired couple and we hope they will enjoy their retirement living here. New Arrival Monica Therese is the name of the baby girl, who was born iMarch 6. Bernie and Joan Ken- Inebeck of 62 Channel Beach ^avenue are the proud parents -iof this infant, who weighed 8 Qbs., 4 ozs., at birth. There were •five other little Kennebecks to "Welcome the new taster home. In Sympathy " We .are sorry to learn that . Mrs. Tomsa has lost her sister rthis past week. We would like to extend, our deepest sympathy. Visiting Old Friends Chris Williams, Kay Fredclicks and Betty Lehman spent a day in Algonquin visiting the iSchuman Jamily. They said George was thrilled displaying the first eggs they gathered from their chickens. The fatn "JUST IN TIME FOR SPRING! Come and See McHenry's Largest Selection of LAWN MOWERS (Hand, Power and Rider Models) Price from *49 50 We Sell and Service All Makes and Models Complete Scott Lawn Service at Ruck's Hardwar 501 Main St. _ EV. 5-0334 McHenry SSsrl Ycir Spring Lay-Away Today!" WARN OF DISEASE Dr. L. L. Fatherree, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, has warned physicians/to watch for cases of adult/ chjickenpox. Several vases, Uhe fatal, Imported recently. No cases had been repotted since 1947 ctnd a public complacency ifesiflting in lower immunization levels has developed, he said. To guard S g 81 h s't re-introductlon of smallpox, Dr. Fatherree urges a high level of immunity in all fi&e groups through revaccination every three years. 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