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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1969
Page
11
The piece advises one final lawn care task and fungicide for mildew on lilac and lawn. It urges raking leaves, stocking black dirt for rhododendrons, wilt pruf moisture, and ample water. It suggests dragging out non hardy bulbs stored in nylon hose and hill up mums roses to prevent freeze thaw damage.
The fourth annual Christmas in October luncheon and auction at St John’s Episcopal Church Mount Prospect precedes the holidays. Admission is by ticket plus a salable item, with auctioneers Mrs Cecil Lovewell and Mrs Robert Hagg. A noon luncheon in Ganster Hall follows. Babysitting cookies punch and reservations contacts provided.
Initiated 31 in Candlelight Rites Mrs. Daniel Wallner Northern Regional Director of Illinois Federated Women's Clubs joined the club. President Mrs. Robert Fletcher welcomed the new members and spoke of service for friendship. National Poetry Day featured three members sharing poems. Mrs. Altman presented children poems. Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Hutchison read.
The sixth annual fall brunch for Friends of Clearbrook drew about 700 attendees at Arlington Park Towers Hotel. The Jimmy Durante Room glowed with chrysanthemums, music from the Clearbrook Symphony, and a lavish buffet. Credit goes to chairmen Mrs. William McAllister and Mrs. Walter Kinka, plus the angels Robert Malcolms and Webb Everetts and loyal supporter Mrs. Everett.
Meadows JC-ettes announce a Monday evening meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Jacobson to arrange Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas greenery. The group plans dual philanthropic projects for upcoming holidays and notes representation at the Illinois Jaycees fall board meeting in Belleville by Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiggins.
To make this jolly fellow use six orange construction strips 12 by 1 1/2 inches. Arrange into a star shape then staple in the middle and bring ends together with another staple. Add face pieces from black or yellow paper and hang with a thread.
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