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Thursday, June 27. 1963 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEH P»o§ Nlsttm Lakemoor-Lilymoor LAW STATES DOGS MUST BE CHAINED OB FENCED IN Shirley Schuerr 585-2645 Dog are running loose in the subdivision again and are running in packs. Owners please see that your dog or dogs are fenced in, or chained up. There Is a law that says your dog is not to be running loose. Someone is going to get bitten again, or a driver is going to have an accident trying to avoid the dogs.. No one wants to get bitten by a dog, nor does a driver Want to have an accident because of dogs. All I can say is call the dog catcher and have the dogs picked up. The dog catcher is Mr. Jelinek, his phone number is 385-0541. If the owners don't care that much about the dogs, then they should be picked up before someone is bitten or hurt because of them. Card Party Held Saturday, June 15, was a success. Those women who worked hard to make it a success were Pearle Stineman, chairman. Her co-workers were ^Connie Johnson, Ida Legge, Marion Leske and Marlon Vornkahl. Auxiliary News The next monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary will be held Monday, July 1, in the large hall of Club Lilymoor, at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the July meeting are Ruth Young, Lee Bassi and Tena Bellino. Dues A reminder to the year, round residents the second half of their Lilymoor association dues is due Monday, July 1. The summer residents' dues were due as of June 1. You may pay your dues at the next Lilymoor association meeting. It will be held Tuesday, July 9, in the large hall of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. You also can send your dues to the secretary, Val Fradinardo. Garden And Home Club met at Pearle Stineman's home Wednesday, June 19. The main topic discussed was the birds and rabbits ruining things in gardens. The next meeting of the club will be held at Shirley Schuerr's home Wednesday, July 11. No meeting will be held the fourth due to the holiday. Afterwards the ladies played bunco. Winners were Helen Para, Sophie Paterson and Ann Bolda. The booby prize wa& won by Viola Arbogast. Due to the holiday the July 3 meeting has been postponed. The next meeting will be their social evening Wednesday, July 17, Congratulations And best wishes go to Robert Bykowski and Marie Karbin. They became Mr. and Mrs. Bykowski Saturday June 15. Sympathies Our deepest sympathies go to Mrs. Hughes on the loss of her husband. Mr. Hughes passed away Saturday, June 15. The community was saddened to hear of the death of Pearl Cannon. Known to all her friends as Gerry, she passed away Wednesday, June 19, at the McHenry hospital where she had been a patient for ten days. Gerry had been in ill health for the past couple of months. Brownie News Held their fly-up ceremonies Monday, June 17. There were twelve girls who flew up into Girl Scouts. Diane Fuhler, leader of the Girl Scout troop, Was there to accept the girls into the troop. Pour Brownies put !on a skit for the parents present. Those girls were Kathy Daly, Pam and Phillis Jean (P.J.) Zabroski and Dennies Hose. After the ceremonies were over the girls served refreshments to the parents. The girls who flew up will be listed next week. returns to you Ed, Hal and Kathy. Gurot Patton of Bedford, Ind., visitetf her dauvhter, Alyce Kowal, and grandson, Ed Foster, for a couple of weeks. While here she attended Ed's graduation from high school. A graduation party was held in honor of Ed's graduation. Several guests attended the party. A lovely dinner was served. Receives Gifts Tuesday, June 18, was a big evening for Eunice Tobey at the Women of the Moose. Senior refent Alyce Kowal presented Eunice with an orchid corsage, a pianist charm and another lovely gift for faithful service as pianist for the past five years. Brownie Uniforms Some of the girls in Brownie Troop 299 were loand uniforms. I would like to have those uniforms back by this coming Wednesday so that I can return them to Diane Fuhler. Please, you girls who have uniforms please return them to me by this coming Wednesday. Ladies League Held their installation dinner in Lakemoor Wednesday June 19. After the dinner a short business meeting was held. A Surprise Birthday party was held Sunday, June 23, at the home of Gary and Grace Leske for Grace's father, Peter Gruedel. Between twenty-five and thirty people attended the surprise party. Peter will be ninety-two years young Monday, June 24. Birthday Greetings go to Ed Kroncke. Ed celebrated his big day Tuesday, June 25. Greetings also go to Hal Vornkahl who is celebrating his big day today. Still more, greetings go to Kathy Polinski who will celebrate her twenty-first birthday Monday, July 1. Many fiappy Attends Convention v Alyce Kowal attended the convention and sponsors dinner for the Moose Monday, June 17, held in Chicago. Alyce was honored by shakinf hands with movie and T.V. star Danny Thomas. Father's Day Was celebrated at the Schuerr homes with four generations getting together for Fathers day. Helping to celebrate the day at Walter and Josephine's and Lawrence and Shirley's were Babe Simms. Gerry Moore and children, Donald. Donna Jean and Margret, and friend Joe Petrik all of Chicago. Also Jack and Esther Schuerr and four of their six, Nancy, Judy, Bobby and Mike, and Butch Janssen all , of Fox Lake. Also visiting were Bob and Audrey Pinkonsly and daughter, Carol, of Sunnyside Estates. A total of fifteen children and eleven adults made the day complete for the five fathers celebrating the day. Investigate Theft A theft of $200 in coins and other items was reported to the sheriff's office by Miles Barry of 706 Country Club drive last week. Z3L There's No SUBSTITUTE for MONEY >9 the BANK CAN BE PUT UP (in minutes) Hera's The Easiest Way Ever to get rto of fly nuisance.That's right! Just hang up SNIP Fly Bands. Result? Effective control of houseflies for the whole season. 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Available In convenient carrying cartons each containing twenty-five, bend*. wwlDMcf cftMifeaif fermaUm nncuWi-- Holiday Hills SWIM CLASSES HELD AT BEACH FOR YOUNGSTERS Inez Young Swimming lessons at our lake heach began Tuesday of this week and will be held on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. This means that there will be no regular swimming at the beach until lessons are over. Classes will be held from 9 a.m. thru 1 p.m. The junior life saving and skin diving class will be held from 9 to 9:45, Swimmers class from 9:45 to 10:30, Intermediate from 10:30 to 11:1,5, Advance beginners from 11:45 to noon. There will be two beginners classes. The first from noon to 12:30 and the second from 12:30 to 1 p.m. At the last count 110 children were enrolled for classes and registration will close today, June 27. Last year we had such wonderful cooperation from both the parents and children during lessons. It is the committee's desire that each one will give the same help this year and make this as successful a year for instruction as in the past. Parents are asked to accompany their youngsters to class and then see that the children leave the beach when their class is concluded. In this way the children receiving lessons will be the only ones on the beach and can receive the full attention of the instructor and his helpers. If you have not brought your registration fee on opening day, please bring it down and give it to one of the members of the committee; Mary Mahon, Jimmie Justes, Virginia Lundelius or Chady Ary. Each year brings us closer to our goal ot each child knowing how to swim so that out beaches can be enjoyed and respected and not feared. H. H. P. O. A. The Holiday Hills Property Owners association met at St. John's Ev. Lutheran church on Monday, June 17. Business discussed included current and forth coming bills, the care, use and maintenance of the tractor which is owned by the association, and a report of the profits from the dance held on June 15. Good Job Well Done These words were repeated over and over again about the committee in charge of the spring dance held on Saturday, June 15. at the McHenrv V.F.W. From all reports, everyone enjoyed the evening of dancing to good music, and meeting friends and neighbors on a social basis. Decorations were in keeping with "Dance in Stardust" and put everyone in the mood for fun. The twist contest, so difficult to judge, brought a tie with two couples taking home a prize. The winners were Marilyn Abbink and Bill Booth, and Alice rfnd Wayne Malzahn. Orchids to the committee who worked so hard to make this an enjoyable as well as a profitable evening. They were Carl Weiss, chairman, Mary Mahon, co-chairman, Irene Weiss, Virginia Lundelius, Bill Abbink and Joe Hoffman. Slumber (?) Party Linda Abbink was surprised by eight of her girl friends who brought bathing suits and PJs to help her celebrate her fourteenth birthday. They swam before dinner and spent the rest of the evening, nifjht and morning eating, giggling, dancing, eating, squealing and eating. Not much sleep, but lots of fun for Linda and Cindy Nell, Mary Jvay Welter, Terry Newkirk, Linda Dolatowski, Sue Rosing, Debbie Savarese, April Young and Connie Abbink. by, and of course, his siste* Dawn. They all ate lunch at the Heise home, and then went to Libertyville to visit a farm and zoo. The birthday party trip was enjoyed by all. Greetings Belated birthday greetings to Richard Sawisch, who also celebrated his birthday on June 20. It was 11 years for Richard. Be Wise Use The Classifieds CAMFfNfl FCT5S Camping fees will be charged at Rock Cut State Park near Rock ford starting June 15, the Illinois Department of Con?ervation has announced, a small fee is eharged at 26 conservation properties throughout the state and funds collected are used to improve camping facilities. "A total of 10,841 campers registered in Illinois parks in 1952," William T. Lodge, director of conservation, said. "In 1962, the number had increased almost 27 times to 291,956 registered campers. 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