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WED., MAY* 29. 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 7 WHI m Gertrude Disney 385-7515 IWlrfllES BUSY . ICETTING SETTLED ffl NEW HOMES Mr. and Mrs. John Demke of 4C12 Sussex air® busy in their new home getting it like they Lant it. They love it here. They are formerly from Berwyn. The Quanstrams of Sussex are also getting settled. The large pile of dirt in their back yard is in their way and they cannot see any of the deer going by. They have some visitors Lf 60 years of friendship. Mrs. Women Of The Moose The May 21 meeting of Mc- I Henry chapter No. 1348, Women of the Moose, opened with election of new officers. New officers were announced by the Election committee, chairman, Ethel Hagberg. The new officers are senior regent, Ila Hogan; junior regent, Carolyn Sima; chaplain, Eleanor Hurley; treasurer, Marge Nolan; and recorder, Gloria Flannigan. Senior regent Marcella Strossner called the regular meeting to order after closing the voting. After the fourfold, balloting was held for new candidates. A special thank-you was read from the secretary of McHenry Moose to the Women of 1348 for the generous contributions of much needed articles in the kitchen and the lodge. We wish to offer an apology to all those who came to the Mother's Day dinner of May 12 but were unable to get anything because of the early sell out. Thanks to all those who helped to cook and serve this dinner and all those who attended.. The next dinner will be Father's Day in June. Come early so you will be assured of something to eat. Library C firman Polly Licastro and Hospital Chairman Jeanne McHale are planning to make contributions of $10 each to the McHenry hospital and McHenry Library. Acdemy of Friendship chairman and pianist, Eunice Tobey will receive her cap and gown (Hi June 15 at a special Mooseheart ceremony. On June 18 Marcella Strossner is to serve on the Admissions committee, Academy of Friendship, session of the National convention in the Conrad Hilton, Chicago. Dolores Maxson and Eleanor Hurley will receive their Academy of Friendship awards at the convention on this date. Birthday wishes go to Dora Krocker, Jeannette Koerper, and Beverly Ackerman. Get - well wishes go to Doris Low, and to Helen Niesel who is in the Harvard hospital. Special award to Polly Licastro and the attendance award was presented to Lillian Cox, who in turn contributed $5 to the chapter. The yearly birthday party with pot-luck followed. Membership Chairman Paula Strossner and her committee were in charge of the arrangements for the party. Those receiving special gifts were Margaret Krettler, Ila Hogan, Greta Rother, Jeannette Koerper, Gene Dember, Olga Johnson, Marcella Strossner, Ethel Wolff, Ann £- berle, Helen Haines, Marge Nolan, Florence Tussey, Josephine Belongia and Ann Rodenkirch. Next meeting is June 4. Muriel Gilmore, Publicity chairman. Gamme of LaGrange and Mrs, Colmy of River Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner are moving into their new house on Friday, 4617 Sussex, Mr. Wagner has been a supervisor for a postal station. WILD FLOWERS EVERYWHERE Beautiful wild flowers every where. The ladies here are getting some for their yard planting. Talk about plants, Mrs. Brooks has some tomato plants 3 ft. tall. She gave some to her daughter, Mrs. Schlaeger of Ashley. IMPROVED HEALTH Ed Schlaeger is improving just wonderful. He will be around sooner than expected, he is heeling so well. They have a robin family living on their porch. Their large dog lives there too. The robins did not want him around so they dive bombed him again and again,, but the dog would not leave, so they decided to all be friends. WHISFERS ABOUT FOLKS Mr. and Mrs. Erzig of 4603 Sussex had their grandchildren out for a visit, Michelle and Cindy of Villa Park. My husband and myself were guests of our son, Grant, at a new club near Lake Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. John Fredricks of Canton are guests of the Crawfords on Sussex. Newcomers. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Man son of 4614 Sussex, they just moved in Friday, They were formerly from Chicago. Their daughter, Martha Swanson, a former graduate of McHenry high school, will stay with them for several days. George Zwierzynski, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Zwierzynski of 4506 Sussex will be a graduate from Weber high school in Chicago on Memorial Day. There will be a gathering of the family on Saturday. George Jr., will attend the McHenry Junior College in the falL Mrs. Jack Young of 4414Sussex had major surgery, bone grafting of the vertebra in her neck. She is at the McHenry hospital. Mrs. Theren's brother, Bill Knolle, who became ill at their daughter's wedding, had surgery on Friday and is improving. Lucille Marron of 1014 Hanley is enjoying a month stay in Lakeland, Fla. Her two sisters are holding the fort while she is away. FLAGSTONE • Fine Quality • Low Prices •742' Call for delivered prices FOX RIVER STONE CO. South Elgin, 111. MICHAEL NIXON WILL GRADUATE AT BOYS TOWN Michael Nixon of McHenry is one of seventeen Illinois boys among the 132 Boys Town citizens who will receive eighth grade diplomas from Msgr. Nicholas K. Wegner, director of Father Flanagan's Boy's Home, at the commencement exercises Sunday afternoon, June 2. Twenty-two Illinois boys are among the 135 seniors who will receive high school diplomas from Father Wegner at the exercises. Floyd Kalber, Chicago newscaster for the NBC television network, will be the commencement speaker. CANINE RABIES Nine cases of canine rabies have been diagnosed in Illinois during the last year, according to Robert M. Schneider, director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture. Of the nine cases, four were unvaccinated, three were strays with vaccination history unknown and two had current rabies vaccination. Three of the dogs were known to have been in contact with skunks or other wildlife and there was a possibility that the stray dogs had been exposed to rabid wildlife. "This illustrates," Schneider said, "that all dogs should be inoculated against rabies, that dogs that have been exposed to skunks should be considered as exposed to rabies and that a solution to skunk rabies should virtually eliminate rabies in dogs in Illinois." HUMAN EVENTS Established 1944 at a luncheon given by General Robert E. Wood. The guests were such men as Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, Herbert Hoover, Robert A. 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