Arlington Heights Herald from Arlington Heights, Illinois • Page 50

BUNNIES AND BONNETS by the hundreds will be offered Friday end Saturday, February 27 and 28, by members of St Jamas Catholic Women's guild when they hold their annual Easter hat sale in St. James school basement Sale hours Friday will be from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Thrilled with samples of the Easter bunnies is 1-year-old Julie Harrah, whose mother, Mrs. William Harrah, right, is co-chairman with Mrs. Ray Reighard, center. At left is Mrs. Virgil Rolfs, holding another sample of the traditional Easter bunny.

Announcing the engagement of their daughter, Linda June, to Donald A. Dierks, son of Rev. HAUGH to Plan a Party Shamrock Shenanigans! CHOP SUEY Orders to take out Best Chinese Food in northwest suburbs 207 N. Evergreen Arlington Heights Open 11 e.m. to 9 p.m.

every day Alto, order by phono CL. 5-9080 FEED The Birds A fascinating hobby for you and the children Bird Feeds Feeders Sunflower Seed Pick up your book at our store. Very Interesting and helpful. LAKE-COOK Farm Supply Co. 510 E.

Northwest Hwy. (next to water tower) CL 3-0570 Des Plaines, VA 4-6865 Schaumburg, LA 9-3601 by DOLORES HAUGH Sure and a little bit of blarney in all of us so why not plan to give a St. day party? But, not just have those green derbies again! Have your guests saying original! Incorporate the March winds and let them blow your party off to a good start use kites and shamrocks for the theme. The invitations can be shamrock studded white kites with gold thread tails. Have five shamrocks on the end telling the Tie knots in the thread so that the shamrocks are separated.

Write two lines of verse on each shamrock using white ink. planning some Shamrock Shenanigans As Irish as Pig So Join the Murphs and Flan- nigans dance an Irish jig. So just in and awearing of the green, make the 17th of March, the likes never seen! Ah sure, be so peaceful, with Irish food galore, not have any brawlin! Leave shillelaghs at the door. The leprechauns have promised sure to find some gold try to keep them till you come And now our is told! State time, place, name and mention again the weari the green. Make several extra kites to be used on prize packages, decorations, name tags, tallies, scorepads, etc.

Use them everywhere you can. Use green construction paper for the shamrocks and white light weight cardboard or heavy poster paper for the kites. Make them the size of a standard envelope in order to make mailing easier. may want to serve lime sherbet with honeydew melon balls, watercress salad, corned beef and cabbage. Irish Potato bread with green mint jelly, pistachio nut parfait with Irish whiskey ball cookies.

For a late buffet Lime sherbet punch, green jello salad in the form of a kite, fluted with white creamed cheese. Place a kite tail similar to the one on the centerpiece under the glass serving dish. Serve corned beef sandwiches, Irish potato salad, relishes and mint parfait, or ice cream with shamrock design through the center. DECORATE with lots of green and white balloons, crepe paper streamers and shamrock kites. For the table, use a dark green tablecloth and milk glass dinnerware, if you have it, green and white napkins.

The centerpiece is a large white kite. Decorate both sides and make it a smaller size if to be used on a dinner table, for a buffet decorate just one side using a large shamrock in the center and a small one each comer. Place the kite in a needleholder and then in a green bowl or cover with green foil. Place green carnations in the bowl or make green ones from tissue, if you use the latter, place one in a small paper doily and tie with green ribbon and present to each lady guest for a bit of corsage. To carry out the FOR A DINNER party you promise place small bags of gold chocolate coin candies on the table, these can be the favors, or wrap green silk hankerchiefs and small clay pipes in white boxes trimmed with shamrocks and pile them around base of centerpiece.

The shamrock tail is made from heavy gold cord, place shamrocks on white backing so that they will show up against the dark tabecloth. AS YOUR GUESTS arrive give them 10 geen peas and their Irish name for the evening shamrock shaped nametags. the backs of the tags write different parts of a kite, ei, top, right point, left point, bottom, string, shamrock tail, etc. Then at a given time announce form the Shamrock Shenanigans up in Make the tail as long as you want so that each guest isaccom- modated. All evening your guests will use their Irish names, forfeiting a green pea if they forget.

The one with the most green peas, of course, wins the potted shamrock. Choose your guessing games using pertinent subjects like St. Patrick, Irish stew, Mrs. chowder, etc. If you need help with this or any other party there is a new party counseling service available locally.

They will help you plan your parties to the last detail, and like Durante, got a million of PLAY A POTATO relay and for the finale, award prizes for the person brave enough to wear orange, having the most green apparel, best jig dancer, best Irish joke teller, etc. Green ties, stretch sox, pig salt and pepper shakers are just a few suggested prizes. Time to serve refreshments your Shamrock Shenaniga should be kite-high in fun. As the hostess, remember, be prepared, and enjoy yourself. a guarantee your guests will.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lumpp, 205 N. Pine Mt. Prospect, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Carol, to Terry Smith, son of T.

R. Smith of Des Plaines. The couple are both graduates of Maine township high school. Miss Lumpp is also a graduate of Beauty Cult ure school and is now employed at beauty salon in Palatine. Her fiance is a junior at Cornell college in Mt.

Vernon. Iowa. A late summer wedding is planned. Marlene Kerschke Miss Linda Ellen engagement to Henry Lynn Schaller, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry C. Schaller of Arlington Heights, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah W. Thomas of Des Plaines.

Miss Thomas was graduated from Maine township high school and is presently employed by Bell Savings and Loan association. Mr. Schaller was graduated from Arlington high school and is attending 111 i oil Wesleyan university. The couple has not set a wedding date. (Stephany Photo The engagement of two Arlington high school graduates is being announced by Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur H. Cameron, 2906 N. Schoenbeck Ar 1 i ton Heights. Their daughter, Myrtle Alma, has become engaged to David A.

Heifers, son of Mrs. Harry Heifers, 209 S. Dunton Arlington Heights, and an early June wedding is being planned. Mr. Heifers is a graduate of the University of Illinois, has been in the National Guard and is empolyed by Tracomotive in Deerfield.

His fiancee is employ- Former Arlington Heights residents, Mr. and Charles L. Schall, now of LaGiange Park, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Laurel Lee, to Wayne Hendrickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D.

Hendrickson, also of LaGrange Park. A graduate of Arlington high school, Miss Schall is now attending Lake Forest college. Her fiance is a graduate of Purdue university. The couple plans an October 24 wedding. ed at Marshal Field and Co.

in Evanston. Legion and Auxiliary Plans Joint Americanism Meeting Billy Caldwell post Memorial Home of the most beautiful Legion buildings in Illinois, will be the scene of the annual joint Americanism meeting of the ninth council of the Leg i and its ladies auxiliary at 8 p.m. February 25. It is located at 6038 N. Cicero ave.

The meeting will be highlighted by the of in KITCHEN or DINETTE CHAIRS UPHOLSTERED as low as $340 To tho sfyte or vocovor old bocks and soots. Mow Toblo Tops Extra Choirs Complete Kitchen or Dlootto Sots. free estimates free pickup a delivery RECOVERING LEhigh 7-2230 which the uniformed color teams of the 41 posts and 30 auxiliaries participate. Led by the championship color guard, the American flags and colors of each unit are advanced and placed in a semi-circle to form the background and patriotic flavor for the speakers and distinguish- An economy dish for January is stew, and its pleasing aroma while cooking is incomparable. Add a small amount of beer to the simmering liquid after the meat is browned for a pleasing gourmet touch.

Still or flat beer can be used in cooking so keep an opened can or bottle in your refrigerator for this purpose. Tabasco peppers, grown on Avery Island, Louisiana where a hot liquid red pepper seasoning of the same name is manufactured, are unique among capsicum peppers in that the pods grow upright on the stem. Ranging from green through yellows, oranges and finally bright red when ripe, the pepper plants are as pretty as the seasoning is tasty. THURSDAY, FEB. 19, 19S9 ed guests.

WALLACE Schroeder, nint district commander, and the auxiliary director, Mrs. Edw a Wanders, will share the platform with the main speakers of the evening, State Commander A1 Keller, and Mrs. Carl Erickson, a member of the state Americanism committee. The ladies of the auxiliary will serve refreshments following the program. Caldwell Post Comm a Louis G.

Meyers extends an invitation to the public to be present. Mary Ellen Beck Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Beck, 401 S. Main Mt.

Prospect, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ellen, to Maurice Holahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holahan, S. State Arlington Heights. Mr.

Holahan is currently employed in Southern California and is a graduate of Illinioc Wesleyan university. Miss Beck is a graduate of St. Patrick academy in Des Plaines and is now employed at Metropolitan Insurance company in Chicago. No date has been set for the wedding. (Community Camera A September wedding is being planned by Miss Marlene Kerschke and her fiance, Thomas J.

Theis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Theis of Arlington Heights. Miss Kerschke is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Kerschke of Mt. Prospect. Miss Kerschke is a beautician at a Park Ridge beauty salon and her fiance, who attended Illinois Wesleyan, is presently undergoing a 6 -month training period in the armed forces at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Janice Neuckranz The engagement of Miss Janice Neuckranz to Dale C.

Mueller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Mueller of Chicago, is being announced by Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neuckranz 6 W.

Sunset Mt. Prospect Miss Neuckranz is attending National College of Educ a ion, Evanston, and her fiance is employed by Illinois Tile Co. No date has been set for the wedding. AAUWMembers To Hear Talk On Africa Tonight, Thursday, at 8:15 Mrs. E.

G. Olsen will speak of in in the South Park field house, Des Plaines, at the meeting of the northwest suburban Illinois branch of the Amer- can Association of Univers i Women, and will illustrate her talk with slides taken during her recent sojourn in Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen have just returned from a 9-month stay in Salisbury, the capital of the Central African Federat ion were Mr.

Olsen assisted in the leader-training program for the 2-year-old University college of Rhodesia, Nyasaland. The Des Plaines Art guild will display award winning paintings by Beverly Hapke, Anne Coventry, Robert Peterson, Mrs. George Halgren, Ed Walaitis, Grace Wright and Mary Stair. Husbands and other guests are invited to this meeting. ways to perk up a all at typical $21.95 FOLDING TRAY TABLES These King-Size Tray Tables store in less than half the usual space! Yet they unfold to make four roomy tables for TV snacks, parties and picnics.

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Umi FLAGGS ANDREW FLAGG STORES 6 78 N. Northwmt Hwy. Pork Rld Opon daily 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9:10 to 6 Paddock Publications iu omen Marianne Scott, Women's Editor rnnounce fff Quite Contrary by Mary For the next few weeks anyone coining in here unexpectedly at a certain hour in the day will certainly be surprised.

If they surprised, be surprised. I am going to lift my face. I mean that I am going to gather up the excess baggage of akin that is left over, swoop it up to my temples, knot it up with a length of string and cut it off. This I shall leave to the movie stars, the wealthy and their plastic surgeons. I have a method that is guaranteed to put that youthful contoured look back in the old physiog.

I read it in a magazine that It wUl take me only six weeks to learn how to make all my muscles pull together to get my face back into its girlish shape. According to the article, my lack of tone and contour is aU the fault of my lazy and unused muscles. And, all this time I thought I was just plain growing old. I shall skip the exercises for the jowly chin and double chin. I hardly have enough for one chin, let alone two.

having a little trouble making up my mind whether to go in for lifting my lower cheeks, somewhere down around my throat I guess, and raising my mouth comers. Granted that in repose I do not look as though I would burst into chortles at any moment, on the other hand, it might be disconcerting to lift my mouth comers too high. Sort of a Natco-the-jolly-down look. also skipping, for the time being, as I want to get too ambitious, lifting my upper cheeks, smoothing out my upper Up, removing the furrows from my nose to mouth. These will have to watt.

As for slack overhanging eyelids, now that calls forth a pretty picture. The only time mine get really slack and overhanging is when I had enough sleep. Which is almost always. But, now little friends, we get right down to cases. I must remove the line between my eyebrows, the horizontal lines on my forehead and think of the fun have messing around with the bags, circles, wrinkles and I also get to refresh the tiredness of the eye area.

And, more tired, wrinkled old eyes have gazed jaundicedly at a full moon. told that in six weeks have mastered the method and in four months Fll be giving Susan Heinkel of the Susan show many an uneasy night. So to tone and contour and just call me GirUe next time we meet. 9th District Legion Auxiliary Meets Tonight The February meeting of the ninth district American Legion auxiliary, is being held today. Thursday, at Wilson Park field house, at 7:30 p.m.

Mrs. Mabel Kaley, past director and ninth district Americanism chairman reminds everyone that during the month of February Americans commemorate the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and George Washing ton and the American Legion and its auxiliaries have designated i as Americanism month on their calendar of activities. Mrs. Kaley will present Harry Harman, past district commander and ninth district Legion Americanism chairman as the speaker of the evening. and Mrs.

Arthur A. Dierks of Wheaton. are Mr. and Mrs. George J.

Schroeder, 263 N. Benton, Palatine. Miss Schroeder was graduated 9 Palatine tow nship high school and is presently employed at the Des Plaines office of Beneficial Finance Co. Her fiance was graduated from Wheaton high school and is now in the navy stationed on the U.S.S. Norfolk.

No date has been set for the wedding. (Bak Stud i Carol Lumpp Linda Thomas Linda Schroeder Myrtle Cameron Laarei Schall.