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Thursday, March 1, ItSt THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Lilymoor AUXILIARY MEETS AT COMMUNITY HOUSE MARCH 5 Shirley Schuerr ^ This coming Monday, March is the monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary.; It will be held jit the community house at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the March meeting are Marge Polinski, Lil Wijas and Ruth Young. After the business on hand is taken caro of there will be a home demonstration. Bring your friends and relatives with you. The public is ^ivv ited to attend the demonstri ation. I Work Shop Come one, come all ladies 'you're invited to ' attend the ; work shop, held every Tuesday I at noon at the community • house. It is not a work shop where you will do hard work, you can do the kind of work you enjoy, such as crocheting, tfbiaking pillows, doll clothes, etc. It is interesting to see vvhat the different things the women are working on. Each Woman is willing to help another out on how to make different interesting articles. The work shop is informal and a nice social gathering. Will You Vote? Did you ever stop to think ^|hat it is an honor to be in a country where you are free to vote the way you want? The big question is are you registered to vote? If you are not you cannot vote in the primary election this coming April. If you are'21 years of age or older and not yet have registered you have till Monday, March 12, to do so. Pat Morrison is the registrar for MeHerury 9 £bnd Nunda 6. She is at the village hall (firehouse located on route 120 in Lakemoor) on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and Saturday afternoons from 1 to 4 p.m. If you are a registered voter or just have registered please make sure you sign the front of your registration card in ink. ^The card is not valid if it is •not signed. Like vp^jr drivers license it is not/valid unless signed and in ink. Undergoes Surgery Three year old Master Bobby Fuhler was taken to the McHenry hospital Wednesday, Feb. 21, for an emergency appendix operation. Everyone is wishing a speedy recovery to ^you Bobby. Birthday Greetings go to Jake Johnson. Jake will celebrate his big day Tues'day, March 6. Manyhappy returns to you. Anniversary Lawrence Schuerr and his bigger half celebrated their wedding anniversary Friday, •Feb. 23. Won't be long and yours truly won't be the bigger half. Dance Have you got your crazy hat ready for the crazy hat dance. OKI FAMILY SECURANCE SERVICE omss YOB One planned program for <U your insurance needs One dtecfc combines aH Pap lb easy iaatalimests CD fit jpour budget A new concept fa eomplett service. Yours through your Nationwide Agent. Bob Seymour SIYMOU1TS LICENSE SERVICE Mark's Marine Center Ph. EV 5-4908 Tune In HOWARD K. SMITH Wednesdays -- 6:80 p.m. WBKB Channel 7 Sponsored by It will be held Saturday, March 17, at Club Lilymoor, time, 8 pjn. till ?? You may purchase your tickets from any member of the Woman's auxiliary. Will you be the winner of the craziest hat of the dance? Sure hope you are. Rummage Sale Articles are already coming in for the. rummage sale that will be held Saturday, April 7, at the community house. If you have any articles you wish to drop off at the community house you may do so on the first Monday of the month and the second Tuesday of the month from 8 p.m. till 10 p.m. Also every Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 p.m., also every Tuesday afternoon from 12 to 3 "p.m. Connie Johnson is chairman of the sale. Brownie News The Lilymoor Brownie Troop 267 had a very interesting meeting last Thursday. A was Girl Scout Thinking day and the girls brought different items from different countries and talked and displayed them. In this way they observed the Thinking day all around the world. The four girls that received their world pins were Sharon Neumann, Kathy Fergurson, Susan Johnson and Cynthia Belford. Congratulations girls on receiving your pins. Bp Proud Kids George Knight of Fritzsche Estate was run off of the road by another car. As a result Mr. Knight was stuck. A young boy came along and asked him if he needed help. Before he knew it there were about a dozen young boys from Lilymoor right there to help him out. They were Johnny on the spot. We are all quick to jump the youngsters when they do something a little off color but we very seldom hear of their good deeds such as this. It's a pleasure to report all good . deeds you y^ung people do. Celebrates Birthday Mrs. Adeline Zemont will celebrate her birthday, Thursday, March 1, with a family gathering a\ her home in Lilymoor. "We are at war wilh the Communists and the sooner every redblooded American realizes this, '.he safer we will be. . . . The Communist threat from without must not blind us to the Communist threat from within. The latter is reaching into the very heart of America through its espionage agents and a'cunning, defiant and lawless Communist Party which is fanatically dedicated to the Marxian cause of the world enslavement and destruction of the foundations of our Republic."-- J. Edgar Hoover, December 7, 1961 Lakeland Park PICK NOMINATING COMMITTEE AT CLUB MEETING Gloria Flanmgan - EV 5-4710 Chris Foszcz - EV 5-4942 Tonight, Thursday, March 1, the Women's club will hold its monthly meeting at 8:30 p.m. at the community house. Anyone wishing to join is welcome to do so. There will be some fun with the sing along which Carole Huemann has prepared and there will be nominations made for the coming year. So let's all tlv and attend this very importaht meeting and to pick, another good slate of officers' Please don't forget to bring along those bands and seals from coffee as Lydia will be very glad to get them for that coffee Urn which we are in need of. See you gals tonight? Little League Registration Registration night for the boys who wish to join Lakeland Park Little f^ague this* coming season will be held March 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the community house. All boys who will attain the age of eight oh or before June 15 and those who will not be thirteen before August 1 will be eligible to play. So come on all you boys who like to play ball mark this date on your calendar as a reminder. Republican Club to Meet The Recognized Republican Workers Club of Precinct 13 at its meeting last week decided in view of the rapidly increasing number of its group membership and growing activities, to rent the Lakeland Park Community house instead of meeting in individual homes. Unless announcement is made advising of an earlier date, the next meeting will be Monday, March 5, at 8 p.rft. Foster Glorch, Republican Committeeman of the new Precinct 13, leads the work whirh is hping carried on in conjunction with the McHenry County and Illinois State Central Committees. Schedule for Community House Thursday, March 1-- Women's club meeting at 8:30 p.m.; Friday, March 2-- Evening Minstrel Chorus Group; Monday, March 5-- Regular Republican Club, Precinct 13. 8 p.m.; Tuesday, March 6-- Boy Scout Meeting; Wednesday, March 7-- Afternoon Brownies, Evening-- Cub Committee meeting; Thursday, M a r c h 8-- E v e n i n g L i t t l e League registration. Anyone wishing to book the community house is to call Jo Rizzo 385-2728 for reservations. Get-well Wishes To Louise* McEnery who has been in the Woodstock hospital for the past few days with a bad case or the flu, and to all in Lakeland Park who still are trying to get rid of the flu bug. May you all be feeling better soon. Baptism Edward Bruce Gerstad, born Oct. 1, 1961, bon of Don and Toots, was baptized on Sunday, Feb. 25, at the community Methodist church. The ceremony was performed by the Reverend George W. Martin at the 11 o'clock services. The sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coon of Darien, Wis. Del and Suzanne Gerstad, Eddie's brother and sister, got to witness the baptism along with the C6on children, Terry and Brn Birthday Wishes May we wish a "Happy Birthday" to Harold "Butch" Brunow who will be five today March 1 and also to Dorothy Meineke who shares the same day of March 1, to Grace Campo on March 2, to Elvira Cuevas on March 3 arid to Del Gerstad who will be nine years old oh March 3, and to Alma Brushaber and Pat Brunow who share the same day of March 4. to Raymond Jett who celebrates his ninth birthday' on March 5, to Steve Brunow who will be two on March 6, to Delores Rogers and Anri Wohnrade who both chalk up another year on March seventh. Birthday Doings Roser Gerstad had a birthday party on Wednesday, Feb. 21, for a few of his little buddies. To help Roger blow out the five candles on his cake were Peter Kasper, Eddy Bock, Butch Brunow, Billy Oakford and Michael Ladd along with their respective mothers and an assortment of brothel's and sisters. Jan Kozy and daughter, Terri, were also present. While the mothers were koff e e - k l o t c h i n g , t h e c h i l d r e n were playing games and enjoying themselves immensely. Bill and Joan Krater and their children. Billy and Diane, had a birthday celebration for Bill's father, Philip Krater, on Saturday, Feb. 24. Mr. Krater lives in Villa Park and was surprised by a visit from Mr. and Mi's. Arthur Schmidt and children, Barb and Patti, who came all the way from Allendale, Mich., to congratulate Mr. Krater. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krater and children, Philip, Steven and Jimmy, who reside in Mundelein also were there to join in the festivities. Gene Smith had a few guests at her home to help celebrate her birthday. It was on Tuesday, Feb. 27, and she had the party Sunday, Feb. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hannemann and children, Cheryl and Bob, from Arlington Heights and Mrs. Harry Hannemann, Sr., and aunt Ruth Hannemann were there to offer congratulations. Debbie Leigh celebrated her eighth birthday Saturday, Feb. 24, with a party. Debbie's guests were Barbara Tiffany, Fawn Oldenburg, J^net Pike, Gayle Braum, Janet Homo, Kristie Flannigan and Lois Raiford. Games were played and cake and ice cream were devoured and a great time was had by the girls. David George was the birthday boy at a party in honor of his eighth birthday last Friday after school. His guests were R o b b y W i c k e n c a m p , A l l e n Muerer, Donny Prazak, Bruce Root and his brother, Steven, and sister,/Debbie. They all had a lot/of fun playing games and eatfng all the goodies. . r Bobby Matthews celebrated his ninth birthday on Saturday afternoon with a few of his friends who were Bobby and Russel Rode, Kurt Pissowotski. Frosty and Cameron Viita and Jack Cuevas. Dad Matthews took the boys and Bobby's sister, Nancy, to a local bowling alley and treated them to a few gamos and to a "pippin hot" pizza afterwards. Please Excuse Me Last week I forgot to mention that Mark Bartos and Russel Rode received their Bear badges at the Blue and Gold dinner. New Neighbors Welcome to the new neighbors; Maureen and John Johnson, who have just moved into 4516 Ramble Road. The Johnsons have four lovely children. We'll have more about them in a later issue. Piano Recital Billy Krater. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Krater, took part in a piano recital at the Community Methodist church on Sunday, Feb. 25. Attends Play The Oakford family attended a production of "Meet Me in St. Louie" on Friday evening, Feb. 23, at LaFollette Park in Chicago. It was presetted by a 'Teen Time Thea- ^roun. Tlis Qakfords niocc, Patty McCullough. had one of the lead roles in this production. Rlngwood CALIFORNIA GUEST ENTERTAINED IN CRISTY HOME Ruby Shepard Mrs. Kenneth Cristy entertained a group of women from Greenwood, Richmond and Ringwood Thursday in honor of Mrs.,.Joe McCannon who is here visiting from California. Those from here to attend were Mrs. Gus Carlson, Mrs. Lester Carr, Mrs. Viola Low, Mrs. Ruby Shepard, Mrs. Paul Walkington, Mrs. Frank Harrison, Mrs. J. C. Pearson and Mrs. B. T. Butler. Farewell Party Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low entertained in their home on Saturday night, in the form of a pot-luck supper and farewell party for Nancy Zillmer of Marengo and her husband", Jim. They will be moving to Atlantic. Iowa. Those present to help send them on their way were Janice Pryzbyl and husband, Ed. Htllen Albrecht and husband, Chub, and Jeanne Kling and husband. Chuck, all of Crystal Lake. Doddie Bidinger and husband, R. J., of Hampshire. Virginia Dietz and husband, Jack, of Sycamore, Alice Wirt of McHenry and Jean and Glen Brock of Aurora. A delicious meal was enjoyed by all and of course prepared by® all. The entertainment for the evening was a very enjoynble movie of the Jubilee with Glen Brock at the projector. Nancy and Jim were presented with two lovely gifts from the group. 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Will Claxton and John Dreymiller of McHenry were Sunday dinner guests of their sister, Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, and daughter, Judy, of Chicago were Sunday dinner guests in the John Skidmore home. Mr. and Mrs. William Creutz of McCullom Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Creutz of Crystal Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. John Ehlcrt and daughter, Mabel, were supper guests ill the John Skidmore home. Wilma Hoffman and Lil lie" Boyd spent the weekend with Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kunz were supper guests in the Roger Kunz home at Algonquin Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison and son, Loren, spent Thursday in the R. E. Howard home at Kenosha. Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb Cristy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cristy attended the McHenry County Service company dinner and meeting at the Woodstock high school Saturday. Charlie Sowers and Petrea Jacobs Page Fifteen Jacobsen spent Sunday in C^icago. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thompson and sons of Greenwood spent Sunday evening in the John Hogan home. Miss Ruth Henne of Chicago spent the weekend in the Roy Harrison home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kunz were visitors in the Robert Kunz, John F. Kunz and Jake Hammond homes in Chicago Saturday. Church Notes Friday, March 2, at 8 p.m. there will be a meeting at the church for the second in our series of stewardship program with Spring Grove. Rev. Philip Bergstrom will speak. Saturday, March 3, at 1 p.m. Confirmation class will meet at the church. Sunday, March 4, Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Church school for all ages 10:45 a.m. - March 4 will also be blanket Sunday. You are asked to bring any size blanket new or used, plus 25 cents to the church. These are urgently needed in distressed areas and some will be sent to refugees. "This Country may never be destroyed from without, but it certainly can be* destroyed from within. ..." -- Abraham Lincoln IF YOUR RADIATOR NEEDS REPAIRING WE'LL FIX IT! 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