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AGE II • PLAIXDKALKK - WEDNESDAY. MAY SB, 1»14 Bensenville. Following the service at church there was a celebration in Franklin Park at the Bottorff home. BIRTHDAY Mary Wilson will blow out the candles on her cake on May 17, little Shawnda Dawdy will make her birthday wish on the twentieth and Patrick Hea Id will celebrate on that date also. On the twenty-first Larry Withrow will become another year older, Joyce Turner will celebrate on the twenty-second, Marge Evans and Guy Garn share the same natal day which is the twenty-fourth. On the twenty- sixth little Valli Hager will celebrate the fact that his birthday brings her closer to school age, and last but not least Roger Garbacz will became fourteen on the twenty- seventh. A very happy birthday to all of you. ANNIVERSARIES Two young couples in Lilymoor share the same date for their wedding anniversary, which is May 27. They are A1 and Marilyn Ryan and Albert and Anita Kunz. May both couples share many many happy years together with their chosen mate. CONDOLENCES To the daughters of Mrs. Anna Asm us, who passed away on May 9. Mrs. Asmus had been doing something she found a lot of enjoyment, in, she was working in her yard when she collapsed. A neighbor passing by found her and called the Sixty-Seven Graduate At Big Hollow/ Graduation exercises for sixty-seven students will " be conducted at the Big Hollow Middle school gymnasium Sunday, June 2, at 1:30 p.m. Betty Lou Reed, candidate for State Representative of the 32nd district, will deliver the commencement address. The invocation and benediction will be given by Pastor Frank D. Pieper of Trinity Lutheran church in Long Lake. Rescue Squard. She was taken to the hospital, but it was too late. Services were held in a funeral home in Franklin Park. She was laid to rest in Ridgewood cemetery. Survivors are her two. daughters;' Mrs. Gustav (Mary) Wakat, and Mrs. Walter (Margaret) Melzer, four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mrs. Asmus was 72 years of age. IN CLOSING Some of the women in Lily- moor have expressed a desire to start a Women's Club If any of you readers in this area have any good ideas on organizing a club of this nature, pick up the phone and get some of the gals together and discuss it. Here's hoping I get a phone call from one of you go-getters who are interested in seeing this come about. Earle Trier of Post 703, Fox Lake, will announce American Legion award winners and Robert Autschbach, school board president, will present the diplomas. The sixty-seven graduates are: Curtis Adams, Craig Barrett, GeorgeH. Barrett, Jr., Joan Becker, Eileen Berry, Ute Boerner, Jill Boese, Gregory Bruggen, James Busch, Thomas Bywell, James Chrzan, Dean Claesson, Robert Clark, Robin Clark, David Crabtree, Michael Crabtree, Anthony Crane, Cherie Ann Cuba, Donna Dahlman, Ronald Emmerich, Michael Fatta, John Fletcher and Scott E. Freund; Also Jay Garner, Scott Gaylor, Robert Geisler, Venita Gomez, Scotty Gothann, Timothy Grogan, Cheryl Hansen, James Hastings, Ronny Hayhurst, Kelly Helfrich, Richard Herr, Nancy Hewitt, Andria Hoelters, Daniel Kratochvil, Cathleen Mulligan, Douglas Newton, Jill Noah, Susan Olson, David Parcells, Howard Pemble, Jr., Jeffrey Quirk, John Roberts and Cathleen Rockcastle; Also Richard Rollinger, Jr., Diana Rother, Cathy Schumann, Warren Siepman, Catherine Simms, Sandra Smak, Gary Spears, James Swieca, Bruce Szelag, Jolene Tatone, Dale" Taylor, Donald Thielsen, Kurt Thoene, Tari Trier, Christine Uphoff, Dwight Valentin, Mark Vandervest, Kimberly Weber, Gregory Westphal, Timothy Winscom and Margaret Wrobel. TiUie the Tfefler says Here's what my cash card is all about! SOME DAY.. .REAL SOON. .. MAYBE TONIGHT You'll need real money--cash--in a great big hurry. A check, or charge account, or a credit card won't do it for you. 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Art students from Marian recently visited the Art institute of Chicago for a field experience where they worked on an assignment which was geared to each level of art instruction experience. Art instructor Victor Meuch headed the field trip. Ham Is A Favorite One reason ham is a favorite of the economy minded woman is because it goes a long, long way.. After making its first grand table appearance, its budget- stretching leftovers mean more meals that otherwise would have to come from a new meat pur­ chase. Next time you have ham leftover from dinner, couple it in a casserole with lima beans and cream-style corn and crown with corn muffin batter before baking. This southern-style one- dish meal rates high in appeal. spurgeons STORE HOURS: Moru-Fn. 8:30-8:30 I Saturday 8:30-6:00 ; ¥ Sunday 10:00-5:00 \ SWIMSIJIT PRICES TAKE A SOAKING .«>% on 7 THIS WEEK ONLY 850 1A20 Reg. 11.99 IV Reg. 12.99 Everybody into the pool on Memorial Day weekend-- choose your summer swim wardrobe right now at big savings! Hundreds to choose from--bikinis, tank suits, boy suits, sunsuits, swimdresses! Sizes 5 to 15 and 8 to 18--hurry for best choice^ Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt , 385-5689 Village Makes Appointments For Coming Year Appoihtments for the coming year are as follows:- Attorney- -Samuel Diamond; Inspectors- -Thomas Schmidt; Building- Thomas Schmidt; Electrical- Pa trie Lass; Director of Civil Defense--Walter Shappert; Engineers--Baxter and Woodman; Septic and Sanitation--John 'Foute. Assistant Civil Defense Directors--Ronald Freeman and Brian Baker. Zoning Board of Appeals--Norman Morrison, Floyd GosS, James Krein, Santo Bisceglia, Donald Whynot, .John Sulok, and Thomas Schmidt. Chairman of the Committees of the Village Board--Licenses- -Harry Brady; Ordinance-- Odiel Samyn; Septic and Sanitation--Alyce Kowal; Public Property--Margaret Hatch; Building and Zoning--Francis Coughlin; Roads--Francis Coughlin; Finance--Margaret Hatch; Police--Margaret Hatch. CANCER FUND DRIVE The 4rive is over and the monies have been turned in, and the chairmen of Lilymoor and Lakemoor are very proud of the volunteers that gave more than money to the drive; they gave time and effort to collect a large sum of money. Lakemoor's chairman was Gloria Cassell, and her volunteers were Carol Schmidt and daughter, Leslie, Kay Oehlerking and Bonnie Burton, Goldie Withrow and Lenore Freeman, Edna Garbacz, Sue Coughlin, Elaine Willis, Thelnta Massheimer and Pearl Zabraski. The Lakemoor group collected $162.06. I was chairman for Lilymoor, and my volunteer group were Eunicfe Tobey, Wanda Minton also Anita Kunz and between the four of us we collected $111.75. Of that amount Eunice collected the greatest portion, to all the workers both Gloria and I say a great big thank you for collecting the amount you did and to all of you who gave your donation I hope yours is the last bit of money required to pay for the final research necessary to make the announcement that the cure has been found. 1 MEDICAL SELF ! HELP PROGRAM May 15 program consisted of a movie on fractures, simple (or closed) and compound (or open), how to splint them and apply traction if necessary. The evening's program also consisted of a review of the treatment of accidental ova-doses of poisons or drugs. Following last Wednesday evening's class everyone had birthday cake and coffee in honor of President Hyatt's birthday. Tonight's (May 22) program will consist of treatments of bun* and common injuries. There Were twenty-two in attendance last week. LILYMOOR WOMEN'S AUXILIARY This organization came to an end May 1974. The auxiliary began in I960. Many members came and went, some of the original members were still with the club when it disbanded. During the past years there were work times, happy times, fun time and near crying times. Anyone belonging to any organization for any length of time will know exactly what I meant by that last statement. I for one was very sorry to see it come to an end, but to my way of thinking the club had gone past its time of being useful..It was next to impossible to get many of the young people of Lilymoor interested in joining the auxiliary and taking part in the projects necessary to help beautify and improve the subdivision; and so to the Lilymoor Women's auxiliary of the Lilymoor Assocation I say "Hail and Farewell." MOTHERS DAY CELEBRATION Mrs. Robert Hicks of Bensenville held a family get- together. Twelve guests all related were in attendance, the hostess of the happy occasion is the sister of Mrs. Henry Krumweide who was one of the guests. FAMILY GATHERING Mothers Day weekend was rather hectic in the Hueckstaedt, Sr., household. We had company from Michigan, Indiana, and Chicago. Our get-together was combination business and pleasure. All totaled there was twenty-four of us altogether. Plans are in the making for a family reunion (come to think of it I've almost had it here, because it will be the difference of twenty-four to thirty-one. Those present here were my sister, Mrs. Robert Russell, and her son and daughter, Bob and Brenda, from Bellevue, Mich., Mrs. Russell's daughter and husband, Marian and Tom Ross, from LaPorte, Ind. My older sister, Iva, and her fiance, Duane Bradt of Chicago, and my married children and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hertel and Patty and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mumma and Steve, Chris, and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Hueckstaedt, Jr., and Bobbie and Tracy and my husband, Bud, and our younger son, Rusty, and myself. It seems that a good time was had by all. BAPTISM On Saturday, May 11, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krumweide attended the christening of their ninth great grandchild. Master Christopher Paul Bottorff who is 6 months old. He is the son of Mrs. Ruth Ann Bottorff of Franklin Park. The christening took place at St. Bede's Episcopal Church in State Farm's "Housekeeper" Lot mo a low-cost Mortgage Life Insur­ ance Policy . . . can help your family keep your house by pro­ viding enough money to pay off the mortgage if anything happens to you. State Farm and I can help you get what you want out of show you how. DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. 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