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#k«jwday, April 13, 1961 THE McHENfiT PLMNDEALER Eastwood Manor Hold Rummage Sale In April Rosemarie Newlon ^The fummage sale will be Mod in the barn on Saturday and Sunday, April 29 and 30. Large items should be brought to the barn on Saturday, April 22, smaller items may be brought to any committee members' home as soon as possible. All articles will have ic be priced and tagged before the day of the sale. Fred Woodbury, Marilyn Salo, Betty Radner and John Hayes comprise t* committee for the rummage sale. I Goofed! Sorry, but E.M.F.O.A. meets on April 21 at 9. the time and date in last week's paper was my mistake, it was not a typographical error. Church Activities (fThe Women's Society monlhly meeting and Bible study at Faith church will be April 20 at 8 p.m. Sunday, April .">0, 5 p.m. till 8 p.m. at Faith Presbyterian church, the Manners club will serve a spaghetti dinner for members, and friends of the church. The proceeds will go to The Wonder Lake S-hool for Mentally Retarded Children. Brownies The Brownies have rece<wd pamphlets on day and summer camps. At the next r.eeting, Ihe Brownies wil! discuss what they want to make for their mothers for Mother's Day. Tripoli Cluli Betty Radner was the hostess for Tripoli club this month. Rita Simpson substituted for IWsemarie Nev. Ion. Mary Thienes won the prize. Bridge Club Peggy Anderson won first prize and Mary Hadley won the travelling prize. Carol Hayes was the hostess. Anniversary Congratulations to Ray and is "Nancy Lessard as anothet year of marital bliss slips by. Hippy Birthday A happy birthday wish to Elmer Borcovan and Bill Butler, who celebrate today, and to Denise Dethlefson, who is 10 years old and Sally Hawkins who is 5 years old. On April 15, Gary Durkin will be 3 years old. Laura Qual will be 5 years old and Timmy, McCormack will be 18. Pat "Kellogg of Mill LaTie celebrates on April 1G. April 18, Monica Haldeman will be 6 years old on the nineteenth of April Bertha Su>ll will celebrate. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson of Chicago were on hand to hflp Susan Mary Simpson celebrate her second birthday! Susan enjoyed the opening of her presents most of all, as most 2- year-olds do. Tracy Phillippi had a real nice birthday and to help hirn eat cake and ice cre;am at a party on Thursday came Cindy and Sherri Land in, Bonnie Sobacki. Kenny Bianchi, Randy Priester and Tracy's brother, Terry. David Kellogg had a double celebration on Sunday. The Easter Bunny brought David, his eggs and candy and his Grandma and Grandpa Potter came to dinner in honor of David's second birthday. Easter Egg Hunt In spite of the bad weather, there was a large group of children and adults on hand to make the egg hunt a succ?ss. The children ran all over the corral, in search of the carefully hidden Easter eggs and looking for prize eggs (white eggs). Steve Simpson, Craig Sigman and Susan ^-Newlon were among the winners. Balloons and candy were distributed by the committee, Delores Woolwine, Georgia man and Dick Wiegman. Sig- This and That Mr. and Mrs. William D. Killian and their children, Susan, Billy and Kathy, of Dixon, enjoyed Easter dinner with Elpha and Bill Philippi, Mrs. Killian Elpha's sister. Joey and Randy were especially happy to see their auiit and uncle, as they went back to Cixon to stay on their farm -for a week. Bob, Rosemarie, Lynn, Susan and Kathy Newlon had a delightful Easter at the home of Rosern^rie's unele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilloffoin. Chicago. Rita, Tom, Steve, Martha and. Susan .Simpson were in Chicago for Easter dinner. 1 The Salos, Marilyn, Ray, Debbie, Tommy, Larry and Jimmy, had Easter dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Jordon. Betty and Ed Radner en* joyed the company of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Andersen of Mc- Cullom Lake on Easter Sunday. Marilyn and Jack Fultz and Rita and Tom Simpson played cards at the home of Hannah and Bill Harner on Saturday evening. Carol Rothe held a demonstration last week and everyone on Eastwood Lane was ln-< vited. Peggy Garrelts was the hostess at a most interesting luncheon last week. Guests at the luncheon were Mrs. Maxey, a missionary from Baliem Valley i n t h e N e t h e r l a n d s , New Guiena; Mi's. Bienapfl of Mc- Henry and Mrs. Shirley Lottchea. Mrs. Maxey told the ladies about the ways and customs of the people in Baliem Valley. She will be in this country for a year and then she will return to the Baliem Valley. Mr. and Mrs. R. Selgert of Spring Lake, Mich., visited the Newlons on Thursday and made us quite envious as they MEET - YOUR CANDMTES SUNDAY, APRIL 16 7:30 p.m. MeHenry High School . Auditorium Sponsored By MeHenry Jaycees Home Interphone lets caller identify himself through outside speaker Room to room calls can while you answer the door confidently by picking up the nearest phone. be answeredhands-free. SPRING PHONE FAIR BRINGS YOU ! A "HOME FULL" OF TELEPHONE CONVENIENCE Color Extensions -- to harmonize with any room in the home. Don't miss Illinois Bell's Wonderful Spring Phone Fair. Fill your «very need in home communications from this colorful carnival of telephone services. Home Interphone lets you use your phones as a handy home communications system. Color Extensions for comfort and convenience. A variety of styles and colors to choose from. You'll especially like the Princess extension phone . . . the dial lights up when yop pick up the receiver--it's ideal for your bedroom. Wall Phones to save you space . and steps. Perfect for busy activity centers in your home. Bell Chime has three different Bell Chime--Centrally located in your home, it announces calls with a pleasant chime. sounds. A pleasant chime, a loud bell to bring you from outdoors and the familiar telephone ring. Extra Lines permit two people to phone at the same time. Each line can have its own number and share all your extensions. Additional Listings in the telephone directory make it easy for oth^r people to find any member of you(r family. Call your Illinois Bell business office or ask your installer-repairman about the many new services that cost so little--yet do so much for you. Better still, come on down to your telephone business office and see for yourself, at the Spring Phone Fair. ILLINOIS BELL (®j) TELEPHONE 1X1 N. Court St. EV 5-9981 were returning from a two- Week vacation in Florida. Mrs. Selgert is Bob's sister. Calls. Please call in your news, this is your column and without your calls of pews I can not write it. Let's get a few new names in print. JAYCEES HOUSE 1 NUMBERS SALE WILL START SOON Starting Sunday, April 16, the MeHenry Junior Chamber of Comm^ce is ready to solvo the responsibility of every citizen in the MeHenry mailing area, to comply with the changing of their house numbers. The Jaycees are offering a package sale of attractive house numbers, including installation, for a very nominal cost. Project Chairman Dick Radtke of the Jaycees, requests the patronage and patience ot all concerned, in order to make this sale a success. Radtke also pointed out that additional choices in. number styles, other than those carried l y the J%cee representatives, may be ordered when , the young men call at your home. Proceeds irom the sale of the numbers will be put to use in the financing of youth activities and various civiQ projects .throughout the year. SERVICE NEWS GIESSEN, GERMANY -- Army Pvt. Fred A. 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