When a Child Goes to School with a Smile
A humorous reflection notes mothers doubting their children claim to have a day off and suggests self denial is a virtue. The quip highlights universal small faults as neighbors observe their own limits.
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Newspaper
Rolling Meadows Herald
Location
Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
24
A humorous reflection notes mothers doubting their children claim to have a day off and suggests self denial is a virtue. The quip highlights universal small faults as neighbors observe their own limits.
Members of Scarsdale Estates Garden Club toured several member gardens during a June meeting led by Mrs. John W. Schaff. The group visited Platt Ballard Pedersen Schaff Raichert MacDonald Legge and Kirp gardens enjoying a two course luncheon and dessert between outdoor viewings.
A versatile fruit bread recipe shared by Mrs. Carl L. Forter traces to her grandmother. It yields six 8 inch coffee cakes or three loaves and includes prunes raisins currants and nuts with cinnamon nutmeg mashed potatoes in the ingredients.
The Eli Skinner chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded high averages to eighth graders across five Arlington Heights and Mt Prospect schools. First prizes were silver medals and second prizes certificates. Winners include John Austin and Antoinette Pass at Our Lady of the Wayside. Robert Radcliffe and Melanie Hacker at St James. Margaret Ann Schrader at St Peters. John Pankau and Thomas Peeters at St Raymonds. Arlis Bosma and Diane Soenksen at St Pauls. The group met June 11 at the Tally Horn Park Ridge to honor the flag and its meaning.
The Arlington Heights Garden club invites members to a meeting at Pioneer Park on Monday June 22 with guest Hubert A Fischer of Hinsdale from the American Hemerocallis Society to discuss Daylilies Iris and Peonies. Refreshments follow and new members welcome.
Mr and Mrs Edward R Vrablik announce the birth of their son Edward Robert Vrablik Jr on June 14 at Ravenswood Hospital Chicago. He weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Kurt Germers Arlington Heights and Steve Vrablik Niles. Great grandparents Henry Legatzke Berwyn. Linda Jean Ruehlmann born June 4 at home in Arlington Heights to Mr and Mrs Donald R Ruehlmann weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. Grandparents are Richard Ruehlmann Des Plaines.
McHenry hosts Climax Art Week featuring eighty McHenry County artists plus a loan show from Exhibit A Gallery Chicago. The event at McHenry Junior High School includes artist and visitor workshops an auction Saturday night at 8 p.m. A sales booth will offer original works throughout the fair.
A note invites gardeners of all phases to attend a meeting. Membership is open to both men and women. For more information contact the membership chairwoman Mrs. Theodore L. Archibald at CL 3 5124.
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