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"Ifl • -•#£35 Thursday March 7,1961 ^ -•- amr,~ Eastwood Mum , EMPOA SPONSORS ST. PATRICK'S PARTY MARCH 1ft Bdle Ivema 88S-1415 THE McHE^T PLAINDEALEB Ov E.M .P.O.A. is sponsoring a St. Patrick's Day party for all of you and your friends to attend. It promises to be an evening full of fun so make it a definite date. The evening is set up for Saturday, March i6, at 9 p.m. in Club Lilymoor. There will be dancing, music and food. Dick Wiegman is the chairman of the committee handling this great occasion. Tickets may be purchased from Dick Wiegman, Dottie Messer, Eleanor Kuck, Fred Woodbury, Lee Landin, Kay Mitchell or Carol Roths. The committee got together in the Wiegman home last week and are planning another meeting next week in the Woodbury residence. They Will decorate the hall in tone for a good time on St. Pat's We wish them all the "luck the Irish" on this big undertaking and hope you'll all plan to be there for your gopd time. Reporter Returns I sure enjoyed my vacation, didn't you? It was just wonderful reading Lois Ryan's columns for these past four Weeks. She writes just beautifully. Thank you Lois for taking over and doing such, a good job of it and for keeping the Eastwood Mannor column in the paper. Blue and Gold Banquet The Blue and Gold banquet was held on Saturday, Feb. 24. All dens were present for the Cub and parent dinner. ^ The honorary guests ,were Mayor and Mrs. Doherty, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Manny Peck, and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Vyduna. Mr. Vyduna received a bronze plaque for his services as committee chairman. Rev. Mclntyre opened with a special prayer followed with a speech by Mayor Doherty. Cub Master Mel Stephenson and Assistant Cub Master Ray Kruger were also present. The Committee men and the den mothers received thank you pins and so did assistant den mothers. Cub mbthers also received Cub charm bracelets. At the banquet Den No. 10 received one year pins and perfect attendance pins. The proud youngsters of this den are Cary Fenner, Jimmy Fultz, Gary Stoll, Craig Sigman, Rick Weinman, Mark Borcovan and Butch Kellogg. Gary Stoll received two silver arrows under his Bear badge The decorations were made by the , Gubs and were just beuntiful. A movie was shown and the happy evening came to a* «nd. FaWh tSiOfrtmaii Cliurcfi News HiUkday, March 7: At 7'JO p.fh. - The Session will meet. At 8 p.m.-The Deacons will meet. At 8 p.m. - Third Lenten Women's Bibte Study at the home of Mrs. Dale Mftule, 1907 Oakleaf Drive, in Sonnyslde Estate. Saturday, March 9 at 9 a.tn. Presbytery's Youth Council will meet at the First Presbyterian Church of Freeport. Attending from Faith church will be Bert Kissling, Jane Macdonald and the pastor. Sunday, March 10,-Girl Scdut Sunday. The sermon entitled The Anointing at Bethany" will be based on Mark 14: 1-11 and will deal with Wednesday of the last week of Jesus' earthly life. All clean used clothing being given to Church World Service must be at the church by March. 10, so that it may be boxed and taken to Woodstock the following day. Tuesday, March 12, at 8' p.m. - Choir rehearsal. Wednesday, March 13, at 8 p.m. - MQnthly teacher training session with the pastor. 'Read chapter 4 of the text on "Adult" whose birthday is the same day, also enjoyed Iunc4i at the Ryan's with Bitenda's ftidttfer, Lois. Sick List We hope that Lois Ryan is feeling good again. Her last column was a little shorter than usual as she lost her voice. Jean Mersch is battling the flu bug. Let's hope she soon wins this round. Aireead MN» Lydia Fenner's mother, Mrs. Lill Zgorski, is staying in the Manor for a week to rest and visit with her daughter avid family. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell and children went tc Kay's folks, the Frank Hill family in Oak Park to attend a birthday dinner given for Miss Helen Ann Powers. Tuesday evening the Mitchell family went to visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. ScMnler in Meadowdale. Birthday Greeting* Happy birthday today, T^iurrday, March 7, to Harry Durkin and Bill Huemann who also share this day with darling little three-year old Donna Lynne Campbell. Best wishes to Jack Schulz *bn March 8. March 9, both Ellen Barry, who will be seven, and Ernest Kuck, who will be ten, will be celebrating. March 10, Michael Rogers will be blowing out nine candles. Sonny C h a r b o n n i e r s h a r e s March 11, with 11-year old Ginny Engstrom. March 12, is the natal day of Frank Qual. Celebrating March 13, will be Walt Garrelts, Lois Zender and six-year old Lynn Kellogg. May each and every one of you have a very happy day ! Birthdays Though little Bill Coughlin became but two years1 old Saturday, Feto. 23, his two grandmothers carrte out during the weekend to help hirji observe the great occasion. Keith Durkin also celebrated his birthday that weekend with a party on Saturday afternoon. Among his guests were Marissa Mclntyre, Mike Miyaki, Kenny Jacobson, Michael Dalton, Richard Hammershoy and his brothers and sisters. Several gajries ware played and prizes won. The children enjoyed ice cream bars, soda pop, candy and a devil's food birthday cake. Brenda Ryaft celebrated her fifth birthday with two parties, on Sunday grandparents tor. and Mrs. Frank Wonsik of Fox River GroVe and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ryan of Arlington Heights, great grand-mother Martha Schmidt, aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryan, Gertrude Lynn and cousin Jimmy Anderson all had dinner and birthday cake with Brenda. On Monday Brenda had a luncheon in her honor with Linda French, I^mn Kellogg and Kevin and Tommy Mersch attending. Mrs. Penick, Wedding Daze One wedding anniversary this week and it's best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Messer as they celebrate March 7. We wish you many, many more years of wedded bliss. Lrjbamoor-Lilymoar INOPERATIVE ^ ^ MOTOR VEHICLE# MUST BE REMOVED Shirley Sdmeit 185-2845 Afl inoperative motor vehicles in the village limits of Lakemoor must be disposed of. Those not doing so will be issued a warning to remove the vehicle or vehicles within 10 days, effective as of today Thursday March 7. Failure to do so wiH result in a ticket being issued to the owner of the vehicle or vehicles, which ever the case may be. AaMetftttan mm* This coming Tuesday, March 12, is the monthly meeting of the Lilymoor association. It Will be held in the large hall of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Representatives of the Valley Hi iiursing home will be there to talk to the members on the forthcoming bond issue that Will be voted on at the Tuesday April 2, election. Please tty to attend this meeting. Heart Fund A big hand to all the brave gals who went out collecting for the heart fund drive last Sunday in the bitter February cold. Luncheon And Cards This coming Tuesday, March 12, is the big day for the luncheon and card party sponsored by the Woman's auxiliary. It will be held in the large hall of Club Lilymoor at 12:30 p.m. A very nice luncheon is planned for those who will attend. Come one, come all and bring your friends and have a nice luncheon and play your favorite card game with your friends. Who knows you might be the lucky one to win the table prize. Tickets are available from any of the auxiliary •members or Connie Johnson or Shirley Sohuerr. See you Tuesday? Wanted: - Scribe I am unable to write your column so I'm appealing for one of you to come forth and volunteer to keep our column going. I'm sure you will find it very interesting work and it is a wonderful way to get to know the other gals in our community. If interested contact the Plaindealer and then drop in for the files. I'll help get you started if you like. Beist of luck to you and to the rest of you; I thank you for all your very wonderful co-operation. MANY DEER KILLED A total of 747 deer were reported killed on Illinois highways last year, William T. | Lodge, director of the Department of Conservation, reported. twenty-one and haft inches long. This is the first grandchild for tits ptoifd grandparents who are Herman and Edna Crawley of Lilymoor and Mr. and Mrs. William Peterson of Round Lake. And just as proud is Little Eric's only aunt, Susan Crawley^ Congratulations And best wishes to you all dh your blessed event. Girl Bfc^fis As a tot ot you know this is Girl Scout week, and we sure can be proud of our Girl Scouts and Brownies. Also this is the time of the year the Girl Scouts sell their cookies. When a Girl Scout comes to your home why hot buy some of her delicious Cookies. They have three different kinds, mint, peanut butter and sandwhich cookies. For every box of cookies you buy you will be helping the girls toward getting Chapman Hills Camp equipped for the girls. It will take 45,280 boxes of cookies to put up one cabin for the girls. All future construction at the camp will be paid from the cookie sales. So when the Girl Scouts come around to your door please buy some of their delicious cookies. Birthday - Greetings go to Little Miss Kelly Daly. Kelly was a great big one year old Wednesday, March 6. Many happy returns Kelly. Bimdle From Heaven Mijs. Charlene Peterson' of Round Lake Park presented her husband Dennis with a beautiful baby boy Monday, Feb. 25. Wee one Eric William weighed in at 8 lbs. 7 ozs., and Brownie News The Lakemoor Brownie Troop 299 have made scrap books and are now putting the Girl Scout promise and Girl Scout laws into them. Those girls who are third and fourth graders will be flying up into Girl Scouts in the near future and must know them. In the absence of their leader Judy Vacondio (who is in the hospital) Mrs. Lil Neumaim, Mrs. Andrea Johnson and Shirley Schuerr helped the girls out. The Brownies are all wishing you a speedy recovery Judy. home oi Eunice Tobey. Eunice had been taking care of Mr. Matheson for sometime. He was laid to rest at the side of his late wife la Rockford, Thursday, Feb. 28; Pfas And Ntaedfca Yoars truly and the rest of the Schuerr clan (and a lot more) are sitting on pins and needles waiting to hear how our son, Skip, has made out in the wrestling tournament down in Champaign. Skip left Thursday, Feb. 28, for the state tournament. He came in second in his weight class in Waukegan and is representing Mc- Henry high as of this writing. I don't know about anyone else, but mother is going to have umpteen more gray hairs before I find out the news. If he does win I think i'tt be the one is cloud seven. Flu Bug lias bitten many of oar residents. Get-well wishes go to Emil and Ann Novak, Elsa Kreutzbferger, Eunice Tdbey, Jim Cassell and Richard Schuerr, and to all the others with the flu here's hoping you all are just fine now. I am happy to report that Susan Crawley has returned to school after having the flu. Hospital Get-well wishes go to Richard Colberg who is in the McHenry hospital. Here's hoping you are home and just fine When you read this. SUSPEND OHE LICENSE. REVOKE SEVERAL OTHERS The license of one driver was revoked and several others were suspended, according to the office of Secretary of State Charles F. Car pen tier. The license ot Rogefr D. Kuntz of 2008 Oak drive, resulting in death or injury. Suspensions were ordered for Thomas R. Croak and Ollie G. Nichols of Woodstock; Eugene L. Kelly of Wonder Lake; Gerald D. Long of Rt. 8, and John A. Piotrowski Jr., of Country Club drive, McHenry; Eugene I.. Kelly of Wonder Lake and Stewart !Pfahnstiehl, •Jr., of Crystal Lake, all for three violations. Probationary permits were issued to James L. Cootnes and Merwyn M. Schmitt of McHenry and Joanne H. Ebe! of Algonquin. Sympathies No words can express our deepest sympathies to Nick De Stafanis of Lilymoor and his son, John, of Lakemoor on the sudden death of Nick's son, Raypiond, and brother of John. Raymond of Franklin Park was killed by a train Tuesday, Feb. 26. He is survived by his wife, two children, his father ahd brother. Guy Matheson, age 95, passed itway Thursday, Feb. 21, ftt the More News Herman and Edna Crawley spent the weekend of Feb. 23, visiting Herman's father, Walter Crawley, in Kankakee. They helped him celebrate his seventy-seventh birthday. Bud and Ann Schuerr of Chicago paid a surprise visit to Bud's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schuerr, Tuesday, F«fo. 26. DEADLINE N£Aft8 4*4 i TOR 1909 FEES \ if' GRAIN SKWTOP £wt think it long," is the Word pA^8 iwfhg to feed grain producers by Bert '* V Bridges, chairman, McHenry County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee. He reminds growers who are interested in taking part in the 1963 feed grain program that filing an "intention-toparticipate" form at the ASCS county office is a necessary step, and the sign-up ends March 22. Thi§ gives farmers only a few days longer in which ^ to make up their minds about 1963 production plans. Besides the diversion payments available through participation in the program, cooperators also qualify for a, special price-support payment of 18 cents i>er bushel on the normal production of the acreage planted to corn in 1963. They are also eligible to put their crop under the regular price-support loans or purchase agreements. If the farmer wishes, a part of the division payment may be made in advance. 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