The Chicago Heights Star from Chicago Heights, Illinois • Page 26

THE STAR: Part 1 Friday, Feb. 19, 1954 Motteson News Board Discusses Tavern License Rate Increase tv MRS OSCAR DETTMERIN6 4.1BJ The village board of trustees at Monday night's special meeting discussed with tavern owners and representatives of club operators the inevitable Increase of liquor licenses within the village for the ensuing year. Upon scrutiny of a survey chart listing licenses of neighboring communities as well as unincorporated sections, owners of local taverns readily concluded their present tax of $200 is a meager compared to licenses of similar establishments in the area. A tentative fee of $400 was presented by the board; however, no action was taken. A canvass of licenses for other businesses is being contemplated.

The board granted the request W. J. McCormack, realtor, to annex to the village of Matteson hla property located along Cicero avenue and Lincoln highway south to the Michigan Central I railroad and east to the Matteson village vehicle stickers on pas, Farms subdivisions, together itli senger cars and trucks. Car own- the pipe line strip, subject to the ers pot complying to this ordl- village attorney's approval of le- i nance will he subjected to a fine pal invnivpri alter this date. Arrangements have been made with Dr.

Harry Quick, veterinarian for the Chicago Heights animal hospital, for mass inoculation against rabies on April 21 and 24. Vaccinations will be given at the village hall. This service documents involved. Felix P. Stawicki, who holds an option on three acres of this land adjacent to the north side of the Michigan Central railroad along Cicero avenue, will seek a reclas- sificatlon from the present R-3 residence district to an f-l trlct 1-A of Lions International.

The event scheduled for seven p.m. i he held at the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church hall. Cliff Wavrinek will preside. Vern Trummel is dinner chairman. Woman's Club Party The annual Patriotic party of the Matteson Woman's club will be held Tuesday at the municipal building beginning at 1:30 p.m.

industry district, for the purpose, is again being offered by a dessert luncheon of operating a lumber yard on the board of trustees to dog owners esses will be Mrs. Darrell Mor- site, upon annexation. in the village for a reduced fee It was reported that plans for of $1-50. Licenses may be pro- the resurfacing of village streets, cured at the same time of moo- stipulated in the long-range pro- ulation. Tags for male dogs cost gram, has been approved by the i $2 and female, $3.

All dog 11- state department of highways, censes elapse March 31 The program will progress insofar as motor fuel tax funds will allow. The board was also approached for assistance to install a buzzer system in homes of village firemen. The contention is that the siren is not heard in all sections of the village and causes lack of response of members in outlying areas. Assistant Fire Chief Walter Guilotte, spokesman for the firemen, stated that the buzzer system would be Installed to function automatically with the fire siren which would make for greater efficiency In the department. Goilotte was delegated to work with the fire committee in seeking information on costs of Installation.

March 15 was the date set for the deadline for proper display of service CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED have knack, perfected after years of training and practict, of preparing prescriptions oxacHy as your doctor ordorod. Prescriptions that are-- truly yoursl HERMAN'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP HUMAN PIACENTINI, Prop. 3344 Chicago Steger, III. Phone SKyline 4-2880 I Chantbw Cmimrct I PTA News of District 162 Mrs. Ernest Gagel, president of District 162 PTA, has announced' that members of the local unit have been invited to attend a special meeting next Wednesday at the Blue Island Community high school, 123rd and Greenwood street, Blue Island.

Registration is scheduled for ten a.m. The program will' fea ture a talk by Dr. S. Kehm, mental health chairman of the Illinois Congress of Parent and Teachers. Her topic "How Parents Meet the Emotional Needs of the School Age Child" will be followed by a question and answer period.

The Homemaklng exhibit will open at 12:30 p.m. Members of the Matteson unit who desire to participate by displaying handicraft articles, sewing or art work, are asked to telephone Mrs. Duayn DeRusse, SKyline 5-8999 for further Information. Mrs. De- Russe serves as homemaking chairman of the Chicago Heights' PTA Council.

Members are asked to bring a sandwich for their lunch. Coffee and cake will be available at one p.m. at the school cafeteria. During the afternoon session a nomination and election clinic will be conducted by Mrs. Bruce Smyth, who serves as state parliamentarian.

Reservations may be made with Mrs. Gagel by telephoning SKy- line 4-2358. Bake Sale Tomorrow The Ladles' Aid society of Zion Lutheran church will offer a variety of home-made bread, rolls, cookies, cakes and pies at a bake sale tomorrow at two p.m. at the municipal building. Assisting Mrs.

Karl Radtke, general chairman of the event, will be Mrs. John Boettger, Mrs. a Kummelehne, Henry Kruse, Mrs. Ernest Zlebell and Mrs. Emil Wollenberg.

Lions Dinner Meeting At Monday night's i meeting of the Matteson Lions club, Harold J. Campe, program chairman, will introduce Aaron Spitzer of Chicago and Walter Ginther of Lyons as speakers for the evening. Spitzer serves as a health and educational consultant for the municipal tuberculosis sanitarium. Ginther is governo' of Dis- WHAT11 YOU HAVE? WE'VE GOT IT! We Deliver Spot-Lite Food Mart 1600 HANOVER STREET PHONE SKyline 5-0250 Seurh Suburban Bus Right to Our Door BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS I HIGHLANDER ICE CREAM ITALY BRAND BLENDED OIL OLIVE OIL $119 LUCKY LEVER SWEEPSTAKES REDEEM YOUR COUPONS HERE! SURF lARGf 2 With Coupon ECONOMY With Coupon LUX TOILET SOAP REGULAR 3 With Coupon BATH 2 N. 19 With Coupon LUX LIQUID U.QI.

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WHAUL YOU HAVE? BLATZ MILLER'S PABST BLUE RIBBON Carton A Cans $1 1C MOGEN DAVID SWEET WINE 5THS M.OO QUARTS 1.25 row, Mrs. Ernest Griffin and Mrs Larry Melvin. Members and guests will have their choice of playing cards or bunco. The individual at each table possessing high honors will be awarded a gift. Mrs Arnold Mason, program chairman, will be in charge of arrangements.

Tickets are available 'from members. Men's Bowling Standings the Matteson Men's Bowling league show that Maloni's tavern is maintaining first place position with 39 victories and 27 losses; Gerloff's service moved from fourth to second place with 36 wins and 30 losses; Adams Barber shop, in third position, has won games and lost 30'a. Matteson lumber has won 34'a and lost 31'2 games; Dettmer- the church. A senior clan and (he adult Bible class will meet at the village hall. A nursery school, supervised by mothers, will also be held at the public school dur- The Junior choir will meet Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.

The Senior will meet Thursday at seven p.m. Thursday at eight p.m. a special meeting has been called for members of the church council and heads of all organizations. Instruction classes for confix mnnds will be held Friday at 3:30 p.m. jZion Lutheran Church The Rev.

H. P. Meyer, pastor. STEGER Activities Steger Personals ing's tavern, 33 Campe associates and a Small Hie theme of Sunday's worship tlon LaPorte, eM sits 1 ervices at 8:45 a.m. and 10:45 Ev Huddleston.

an announcer and entertainer for a radio sta- who fre- home cf Sfeger Churches First Congregational services at 0:90 a.m. ana a.m. is entitled, "Going the Eight, Shut-ins te, perforrr tor them. Way" visited a member of his fan cluh, Sunday school convenes at 9:45 Marilyn Roesner, at the home of The lesson topic is, "The parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Rav a.m. Raising of Lazarus." The nursery classes will meet at the parish school for their lessons. The Junior Bible class will meet at ten mond Roesner. on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Huddleston and their family were dinner guests at the Roesner home. Other guests weie Troop 214 Holds Court of Honor At St. Liborius Boy Scout Troop 214 chose Lincoln's birthday as the date for their Troop Court of Honor which was held in the St. Liborius school hall Friday evening.

Harry Hopsicker, District commissioner f.u Steger, was present for the C1UD me ean and presented second class I 24. Deacons meet- 14 members of the a.m. The topic study is, "Follow. iMrs. Mary Czilli and daughter of ing Jesus Through the Holy Land." On Sunday at three p.m.

the Sunday school teachers' conference will be held at St. Peter's Lutheran church, Joliet. Members of the board of education will meet Wednesday at p.m. at the school. Adult Gary, Mrs.

Blanche Maltzer and children of and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lind of Cedar Lake. Mrs. Wilbur Burghard, 3763 Stella boulevard, entertained the Steger Twin club at her home Friday evening, Febiuary 12.

Miss Belle entertained membership class will be con-! the Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Carries ducted Wednesday at the parish hall.

The choir will meet for re Brothers' service station, 32 and hearsal Thursday at 8:15 p.m. 34; National Gypsum, 31 and 35; St. Agnei Catholic Church at high tea at her home Sunday evening. Mrs. Ftoyd Beeson, 3326 Green street, entered St.

James hospital Mayer's garage, SO 1 and 3 0 Transportation is being pro-, on Monday to undergo minor Boyer's tavern and Ecker's Royal vided for parishioners attending Blue, 29 and 37. Jthe 11 a.m. mass on Sunday at Herb Schmaedeke scored Indi-! St. Agnes Catholic church, Chi surgery. William Henry, son of Mrs.

Alfred Levering of Joliet, vldual high game and high ser-! Heights. Beginning Sunday was baptized by the Rev. E. A. ies.

For his game he posted a the bus will make its initial stop 236 without handicap, 266 with handicap. He rolled a 549 with- jut handicap, and a 641 total with handicap for his series. Bowlers having the five highest averages are Wally Dahlman and Bill Metzger, 169; Leo Claxton, Pat Maloni and Bob Walters, 167; Avery Hein, 165; Mark Lustfeldt and Paul Becker, 164; and Walter Braun, 163. Blood Donor Chairman Charles J. Prutsman, commander of the American Legion, Ren- feldt-Meyer Post 474, announced that Richard Lay of 3809 West 217th street has been "appointed as blood donor chairman of the post.

Should this service become necessary to members they are to notify him by telephoning SKyline 4-9301. Schornhont in Alaska Airman Second Class Richard Scharnhorst, who was inducted into the armed forces last year on Valentine's day, the date of his birthday, this year observed his 21st birthday anniversary in Fairbanks, Alaska. Richie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scharnhorst of 3754 West 216th street, was awarded his wings last December upon graduation from the Radio Airborne Operators school at Keesler Air Base, Biloxi, Miss.

Following a furlough here lie was stationed at Parks Air Base in San Francisco, until his transfer last week to Alaska. Stationed at Eilson Air Force base, he serves as a radio opera- 36 reconnaissance His address is: AF16433- 593, 58th Strategetic Reconnaissance Squadron, APO 937, Seattle, Wash. Post 474 Committee Confab On March 1, at 6:30 p.m. members of the committee in charge of organizing the Legion Squadron will meet at the Legion hall to discuss final plans for the new organization's initial scheduled for March 5. at 10:15 a.m., five minutes earlier than usual, at Route 54 and 216th street.

It will then proceed east on 216th to Main street, north on Main to Lincoln highway. The Carnes at the church Sunday morning, baby's sisters, Alice and Congregational The Ann Carol, and his brother Alfred par ticipated In the ceremony as his sponsors. The Leverings are former Steger residents. Civil Service Exam (or Postal Jobs to Be Held A civil service examination for permanent appointment in the Steger post office to positions as substitute clerk-carriers has been announced by J. A.

Connor, director of the Seventh U.S. Civil Service region. Starting pay is $1.614 an hour with opportunity for ad- return to Matteson will be at 12:01 p.m. Immanuel Lutheran Church I The Rev. A.

E. Ullrich, pastor. The worship service Sunday will i begin at 9:30 a.m. The sermon topic is entitled, "Faithful to; God's Word." The Adult Bible class will meet at 10:40 a.m. in the sanctuary.

Sunday school classes will be conducted at 10:40 a.m. at the parish school hall. The choir will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. for rehearsal. On Wednesday at'eight p.m.

members of the Young People's society will meet for a educational and business session. Women's Bowling jvancement. Additional compen- Results of Monday night's sation is provided for night work The Rev. E. A.

Carnes, pastor. Sunday school and Bible class at a.m. Mrs. Carnes will be the speaker. Her topic will be "God's Household." Men's club meeting Wednes- troop.

Girls' choir at seven p.m. Tuesday. Children's choir at four p.m. a viivu 0.1 Those who received the secorjd Wed nesdav. Bovs' choir at seven class awards are: George DeFrancesco, Charles Gruberman, '7 Gerald McCormick, Dennis Graziani, Frank Tafelski, George Klawitter, Richard Chamberlin, Edward Benson, Richard Malek, Thomas Klawitter, Ronald Santostefano, Kenneth Agress, John Kozub and Ray Lennertz.

p.m. Wednesday. Senior choir at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Immanuel Lutheran The Rev.

C. E. Schneider, pastor. Sunday school and Bible class at nine a.m. Worship at ten a.m.

Meeting of the stewards at 7:30 p.m. this evening. Mr. Hopsicker also presented a Catechism classes at nine a.m. first-class award and a merit Saturday.

A Sunday school teach- badge in woodcarving to Leonard ers and officers' conference i Skrezyna. A candlelight investiture ceremony was conducted for three Tenderfoot Scouts, David Ferrero, Victor Camello and Edward Wisnewski. The candles were lit by Leonard Skrezyna, and as he lit a circle of twelve candles he said the twelve Scout laws and repeated the Scout oath as he lit the three center candles. Parents and brothers and sisters of the troop members attended the Court of Honor. The be held in Joliet from three to eight p.m.

Sunday. The local teachers are asked to meet at the church at 1:30 p.m. Children's choir at 3:45 p.m. Monday, Choir at seven p.m. Tuesday.

Adult Bible talk group at eight p.m. Tuesday. The Walther leaguers will a social at seven p.m. Thursday. St.

Liborius Catholic The Rev. R. H. DeMuth, pastor. The Rev.

G. Kerrigan, assistant. Confessions on Saturdav Sisters of the St. Liborius 3:30 to five p.m. and from and Father Kerrigan were to 8:30 p.m.

Mass on Sun- among the guests. jday at six. eight, 9:30 and 11:15 Refreshments served aft- Members of Our Lady's so- bowling In the Matteson Women's Bowling league show that Stege's restaurant won two games from I. C. tavern, Wesco waterpaints dropped'two games to Roegner's IGA and Kozy Korner took two games from Lin-Mac Cleaners.

and for authorized overtime. ier the awards were presented. (Scoutmaster Ray Lennertz report, ed that the Court of Honor was held in place of the Troop's Blue and Gold dinner. Mr. Lennertz also reported that members of Troop 214 have been attending swimming classes at I the Thornton township hig'i school pool every Saturday morning since January 9, and the following boys have passed their frst class swimming requirements: George DeFrancesco, Gerald McCormick, Edward Benson and Kenneth Agress.

The swimming classes are sponsored by dality will receive communion on Sunday. A pot-luck supper sponsored by the Altar and Rosary sodality will be held at six p.m. Sunday. St Liborius school holiday on Devotions to the Miraculous Medal at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Evening of games will begin at 8:05 p.m. Tuesday. Competition in this examina- the Boy Scouts of America wtn instruction under the supervision tion is restricted to residents of Steger and persons now employed in the Steger post office, who are between the ages of 18 and 50. These age limits are waived Irene Roegner's 479 was topif veterans. Persons now hold- series for the evening and herj temporary or indefinite ap- 167 was second high for Individ- poimments should file for this ual game and her 459 was second i cxamination if tney sn to be high series.

Janet Vollmer posted i der permanent VFW Auxiliary Initiates Another New Member Another new member, Margaret Diehl, was initiated at the meeting of the auxiliary to VFW 8283 held Monday evening, It was reported at the meeting that new dinnerware and silver- a 166 for third high game. Marilyn Stege and Anita Marquardt tied with a 458 for third high series. Unit 474 to Meet fit to perform these duties or thev All girls of the tri-village area wm rejected A written test is required of all The duties of require physical applicants must exertion, and be physically of Mrs. L. A.

Kramer of the American Red Cross. Last Saturday, members of Troop 214 distributed letters concerning the Boy Scout Fund campaign and on Sunday, they mark-1 ware has been purchased for ed the end of Boy Scout week kitchen. Members voted to mass at the St. Libof- 'make the following ap ius church and receiving com- 'S10 to the Boy Scout fund. S10 along with the troop Cancer fund and S10 to committee men and members of i Heart fund.

the Holy Name Society, sponsors' Members also made plans of Troop 214. rtJI gUJa LIIC i who have filed application for membership in the junior auxiliary of the American Legion (auxiliary of Rehfeldt-Meyer Unit 474, are "invited to attend the first meeting of the group tomorrow afternoon at the Legion hall. The lime is from two to four. At this session, it Is contemplated by the committee in ron last November. Legionnaires appointed at that time to assist meeting nar to organize two groups one for ages six through 12 years Members of Post 4.4 adoptPd a and the other for 13 through 18 st resolution to sponsor a squad- Plans will be inaugurated to night at a meeting of the spon- applicants.

Applications should be filed with the Regional Director, Seventh U.S. Civil Service Region, New Post Office Chicago 7. 111., and will be accepted the close of business May 11, 1954. Full InfDrmation and application cards may be obtained at the Announce Change In Date for Heart Sunday canvass the village for to the Heart fund on Sunda-, February 21. i On March 4, the auxiliary will i serve refreshments to members I of the Post.

Members of the serv- ing committee are Helen Pelock, Delores Lawrence. Hazel Sweeney, Martha Chenard, Jean Diehl Heart Sunday will be observed a nd in Steger on February 21 rather OSt esse" tor he than the 14th as originally sched Hoslesses Ior the uled, Herman Piarentini. chair man of the Heart Fund drive re ported. Arrangements for the house-to house canvas? scheduled for Sun in planning of the new society are SO Tom Grantham. Frank Cav eney, I Keith N.

Stought and Frank man of the commit tee. i i Scouts Tro 359 Sons of Legion members will be Project work Giri Srouts for membership. i Troop 359 was dispensed Monday Evangelical, Reformed Church fr noon as the group WM The Rev. red (.. Traut pastor.

tertained at a Valentine parly by Always a Good Crop will he the their sponsors thc American Le- themp a.m. worship serv- ion auxiliarv head ed by Mrs. ice Sunday. The title of the child-1 Co Gir Scout commit tee rens sermonette is, 'How Big Is chairman who was assiste(1 by Your a The Junior choir, Theresa Gred community under the direction of Mrs. Clif- RNA Camp 3826 The regular meeting of Royal da are bein TMade members March 15 meeting will be Virginia Jarvis, Betty Stephens and Laura Cannoni.

A fish fry will be held at the i Post home at seven p.m. this eve- jning. at the hTm of iNeiShbor Camp will be held of the auxiliary to VFW Port 82S3 Mrs Ann a i i chair 'at eight o'clock this evening at I under the leadership rf MM. Jack Gilbert A ithe American Legion home. Mrs.

Chenard. Anyone wilmg to help ford Wavrinek, will sing "Tell Me thc Stories of Jesus." Sunday school classes i meet at 9:36 a.m. Nursery, kin- Jorgarten and primary groups will service chairman. With the assistance of their leaders, Mrs. John O'Connor and Mrs.

Emil Wollenberg, the girls Hattie Fox will preside. Telephone Steger News to Mrs. Lawrence Buxton SKylin. Holbrook News By MRS. ELIZABETH JAHNS SKvlint S-OT33 Births Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Brossea responded to the festivity by are parents of a son. Paul An singing a welcome song and ex- thony. born on Tuesday, Febru- 6 meet at the public school. I hib tin6g a folk dance Beverly ary 9.

at St. James hospital. menial aranoc it'll I moot I I Intermediate grades will meet at ARE. LOOKING You wan) fuel that'i SAFE and lure. You want to buy coo! ol dependable heal.

You want to heal your home properly without over(pending the family lunds. YOU NEED THE COAL THAT WE SELL. Scharnhorst, Mary Jane Becker, i Mrs. Brossea and baby return- with the campaign is asked rr 'Transferred tO call Mrs. Chenard, SKyline The volunteer workers will JcOtt Fl6 make their calls Sundav after-! noon.

Residents are asked'to han! Alrm 1 Glltyrt something white on their door Reynolds. Jr who has been ita- lor door knob to indicate their oned Selfndge air sire to make a contribution to the Mount for Heart a ear IS now stationed at Scott Field where he will attend school for three months to study cryptography. Airman Reynolds spent lour days visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert of the Steger PTA, announced that Reynolds. of 3112 Sangamon there will be a meeting at 7:30 street, before leaving on Sunday p.m. Monday at the Central school or Scott Field. His wife, who Is a School Census Workers To Meet Monday Night Mrs. J.

L. Reynolds, president parents. for the volunteer workers who Judy Prairie and'Ann O'Connor on Saturday and are staying jn take the scno ol census. Anv- civil service employe at Mount Clemens, plans to remain there i presented an appropriate Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur wno is interested in helping or another month i TM a i but has not registered is welcome; The Reynold's other son. David, Thp 23 girls present were treat- Club I to attend the meeting, ed to ice cream, rake, pop, paper Mrs. Betty Faso rs Reynolds said that it i- hats and favors. Auxiliary members of her bunco club on important that all the workers it- bers who attended as guests were i Tuesday evening, with honors Mrs. Lorraine Wagner.

Mrs. 0 to Mrs. Betty Cappriotti, lian Larson, Mrs. Lena Griffin rs Elsie Morrison! Mrs. Eliza- and Mrs.

Caroline Zimmermann. beth atlns an( jjjss Norma Jean To Enter Armed Forces I Ruder. The club will meet next Mr. and Elmer Henry Grunst, will be in-1 at the home of Mrs- ducted into the armed forces this 0 ttj. morning at the army headquar- ters center in Harvey.

Henry, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grunst of 21403 Main street, was graduated from Bloom township high school and attended Thornton Junior college for (wo years. More lhan 50 friends and relatives attended a farewell party staged in his honor at the American Legion hall Sunday evening. i Personals Mrs.

Herman Duff, the former Miss Barbara Scharnhorst, was guest of honor at a post-nuptial shower party Sunday afternoon at the home of the hostess, Mrs. Elmer Scharnhorst of 21118 Dettmering street. The 48 guests Cap- Faso tend the meeting to receive instructions and materials. who is a student at Knox college in Galesburg, was also at home last week-end. came from Chicago, Joliet.

Steger. Markham. South Chicago Heights Mrs. 111. Mr.

and Mrs. William and Mr and Mrs. Charles Bross were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace, Ludington.

Mich. Mrs. Charles Lohse and daugh- jt afternoon. ter, Barbara of Hammond, visited' on Monday with Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Phipps. Mrs. Victor Muzzo and sons were guests on Friday of Mrs. Robert Leoni. Circle to Meet Mrs.

Moore's Home The Mary circle of the Women's Fellowship of the Congregational The Steger post office will ob- i church will meet at eight o'clock serve Washington's birthday, Monday evening at the home of Monday, February 22, as a holi-lMrs. Ray Moore, 3520 Emerald dav. will be no deliveries avenue. Mrs. Allen Kaufman will February 22 to Be Post Office Holiday Fisher, I t) pxce ptj on "Special be co-hostess.

mail. Mrs. Leonard Busher and Mrs. A. R.

Napoli. Cecil Oriom will be hostesses reported ihat one collection i.f the meeting of the Ruth eirr'e from street boxes will 'made, and there i be one patch ot outgoing mail Altar and Rosary Set Potluck and Social be to be held at eight o'clock Wedis- evening, at the home rf late in'Mrs. Busher, 3604 Sangamon street. The Esther circle met last Monday evening at the home of Melvin Pancake, 88 East 34th sTee'. Mrs.

J. L. Campbell was The Altar and Rosary sodality co-hostess. and Matteson. A luncheon was served.

of the St, Lihorius church is sponsoring a pot Kick supper and so- two course aal to be held in the school hall at six p.m. Sunday, February 21. A I A COSTUME JEWELRY GREETING CARDS WATCH REPAIR 3336 Chicago Road SKyline 4-2298 Steger, Illinois Legion Auxiliary to Meet Monday Night Thp regular meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmae- Parish members and friends are deke.

in observance of the 16th invited to attend American Legion auxiliary, birthday anniversary of their Women are asked to bring a per unit 521, will be held at eisln daughter Elise. emertameri at dish, and a donation wi'l Monday at the Legion home. be accepted at the door. An eve- of the 1953 Steger will be shown and a demonstration of household products will be given. two Elise.

emertamerl dinner parries. Guests at on Sunday were Sandra Komar. ing of cards and bunco will fol- Geraldine Schwager, i a Bowman, MaryAnn Boyer, Delores Bannasick, Marianna Grollemond and Karen Konradth. On Wednesday evening relatives and friends gathered at their home at 3745 West 216th place to celebrate the occasion. low the supper.

Card and Bunco Party Hazel Chapter, No. 390, OES, will sponsor a card and bunco party to be held at the Crete Masonic hall at eight o'clock tomor- St. Liborius Holiday Pupils of the St Liborius Cath ollc school will have a holiday Monday, February 22 In observ- Mrs. Caroline Zimmermann row evening. Prizes will he'ance of Washington's birthdav.

the week-end in River 'awarded and refreshments will There will be classes on Mou- Forest with her son Carl Zimmer- be served. day. however, for pupils of mann and his family. The public is invited. Steger public schools..