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•J: Thursday, May 15, 1958 "I : a' h - /' ' THE MCHENRY Page Seventeen wood Manor ~ NY PROJECTS JMKMMEET f •. - Lois Krebs ^ Our EMHOA monthly meet- , ing will be held tomorrow * night May 16, at 9 p.m. Sample | street signs have been received ,for your inspection, and a decision as to this expenditure is up to-all of us, so be sure to .attend. Information has been r4ieivGd on some important ^ .points of consideration on per-' 1 'sonal property tax and this will ,be. discussed during the meeting. We also want to plan another community get-to-gether •to have some fun, relaxation, and also fatten the, treasury a little. We need some new ideas sq th^ gatherings will continue to otk'.the fun they haive been iifctl* past. Think up a few a™ 1- present them . tomorrow • r ' • • Wfcre Is That Check? It lias come to our attention • that some of the children out 'h^re have been opening mail boxes and removing mail from them. This is a far more serious situation than it may appear on the surface as valuable d£cks could be ldst and there is- a fine for any parent whose child is caught removing mail. Also, the post office would like the names of any children violating this law. Barbecuo All those who attended Bpb Heinz's barbecue on Sunday. Sflay 4 came away with full tjHTimies and the children l^wked like they were trying to have a contest to see Who could drink the most pop. Some of the fathers are still applying linament to sore arm and Wfe * muscles after the strenuous baseball game against the youngsters. The "old" boys eked out a victory by a small margin. Both Florence Noonan and Connie Dethlefson s^uld receive laurels for their exceptional ability at umpiring the game. How did one team manage to get five outs in one inning? Birthday Greetings Happy birthday to Bob Kellogg who celebrated his birthday on May 10, and to Elmer (•Urban who blew out another jcMdle on May 11. I ^Eake and coffee were served •at the home of Marilyn Fultz, ion Wednesday, May 7, to celebrate Nancy Lessard's birth- 'day. Along with Marilyn and Nancy, Carold Hayes, Hannah Harner, Doris Shaw, Rita iSimpson and Nim Hansen all joined in to make it a festive occasion. The younger generation of • E^ftwood Manor had quite a busy week with five birthday parties going on. While Susie Newlon's birthday was actually on May 5, she celebrated the occasion on Saturday, May 3, by blowing out four candles. Helping her to celebrate were grandma and grandpa Gilloffo and aunt Nanette Gilloffo, plus Alfred and Joe Ritter, Debbie and David Garrelts and JDenise l4|(tchea and their mothers from our subdivision. Lynne Marie Monahan reached the ripe old age of two on and grandypa Vander Pyl came out from Lake Villa to/, wish her many happy returns of the day. . Jeff Harner had his party one day early this year and his aunts, uncles and cousins plus his grandma and ^grandpa, Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Harner from Chicago, all came out on Sunday, May 4 to help, him celebrate his third birthday. Margie Birmingham had a big party ofi May 5, to celebrate her fifth birthday, with plenty of ice cream, cake and pop. ThoSe helping her to celebrate and also to consume the goodies were: Jimmy Couglin, Jody Welp, Susie and Edward Anderson, Pam and Jackie Radner Martha and Steven Simpson, Michael and Gail Mc- Cormack and Jimmy Fultz, Twenty Children were present for Pamala Jean Campbell's birthday party on May 8. Among the children who helped her celebrate her second birthday were her cousins, Gary, Jeanie and Donnie Rollins and Larry and Ricky Rollins, all of Melrose Park. She received many beautiful > gifts from her friends, and they all had a* grand time playing games. Happy Anniversary To Winnie and Lennie Hansen, who celebrated their seventeenth year of wedded bliss on May 10. Ifs A Girl Little Frances Lee Mathes arrived at 6:13 a.m. on Wednesday, May 7, and tipped the scales at 7 lbs. 11 ozs. Both mother and baby are doing fine' at Memorial hospital but daddy, Mike and Kathy are anxiously waiting for them to come home. Winnie Hansen and Lennie Lawrence had some good news when their sister, Marilyn Buck, of Cross Lak?, becam'e the mama of a baby girl, Lisa Louise, on Thursday, May 8. Lisa has three big brothers at home waiting to get a glimpse of their little sister. This and That\ i Three girls from the subdivision, Rosemary Newlon, Gerry Woods and Peggy Garrelts, finished up the bowling season by attending a bowling banquet on Tuesday, May 6, in Carpentersville. The team Peg plays on walked off with first place by one pin. Lee Hansen's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen, arrived here from Missouri Valley, I,owa, on May 2, to spend a few days with Mim, Lee and the childen. It turned out to^e a very busy weekend as thej^ll journeyed up to Milwaukee <5h Saturday to visit Lee's aunt, Mrs. Roy Crozier, and on Sunday night, Mr. and Mrs. Delane Hultman fipm Forest Park, came \up here for .supper. - --- On Sunday evening,. May 4, Pat and Lew Kellogg entertained Lew's aunts, Mrs. Marie Hansen and Mrs. Norma Andresen, from Davenport, Iowa. Lydia , Fenner recently won two tickets to a theater in Chicago for her prize winning essay, "What my mother means to me." Margaret Pickett's mother, Mrs. .Mary Jones, of Libert y-- ville, celebrated her birthday on Saturday. April 26, in Eastwood Manor with the help of friends from Chicago and Lake Zurich. Rita Simpson served a delicious luncheon on Monday, My 5. Lois McCormack, Dolores Lawrence, Winnie Hansen, Lois Krebs, Helen Birmingham, Betty Radner, Marilyn Fultz and Peggy Garrelts. Georgia Sigman and Emiiy Smlthson finished up the bow* ing season by attending two bowling banquets. Their own banquet was held on April 30, and on Saturday, May 3. they helped their husbands, Wally and Jack, celebrate the end of a successful season. Our bnide of the near future, Sharon Slove, was the guest of honor at a shower in her home on Saturday, May 3. which was given by her sister-in-law, Mary Lou Slove. - Fifteen \ Manor on September 22, 1957. Roy is employed 6 s a postman in Skokie and Shirley is employed in Skokie. Roy loves to bowl and collect stamps and Shirley , says that keeping house is a full time hobby with her. Shirley is a native of Skokie and Roy comes from Chicago. The Ramon Charbonnier family/ which consists of ftamon, Mary, and their three children, 14 year old Sonny, Danny, who will be 13 in September and Linda, who will be 9 this month, moved in to their new home on September 20, 1956. Ramon is a truck loader for a firm in Highland Park and drives to work each day. Mary likes to sew aind Ramon's hobby is bowling. They are both natives of Chicago, I certainly appreciated all the telephone calls which I rereceived this past week. Please keep up the good work. The phone number is 2755. LEGAL NOTICE OF SPECIAL TO\VN ELECTION WHEREAS, there has herefofose been filed v/ith the Town Clerk of McHenry Town, ship, McHenry County, Illinois, a Petition requesting a Special Town Election to vote for or against an annual tax not to exceed .167 per cent of the full, fair cash value, as equal- Those attended were ized or assessed by the Depart- Village of Sunnyside AMEND LIQUOR ORDINANCE IN' VILAGE Lillian NiemSec, reporter McHenry 2778 The amendment of the liquor ordinance has been passed to allow the selling of alcohplic beverages in Sunnyside. A place that has a liquor license can open at 7 a.m. I Sunday morning and will be allowed to remain open on Saturdays 'till 3 a.m. * . We wish to extend our sympathy to Margaret Pickett, j guests were present and she w'h ose grand- mo--th er passed received many beautiful gifts. away on April 30. Margaret and the girls traveled to Salem, 111., for the funeral. Sick List Hattie Schwabauer underwent surgery on Friday, May 9, at McHenry hospital. May you make a speedy recovery Hattie, and we hope to see you home real soon. Tattle Beth Hayes has returned home .from her eye operation and we are glad to report that she is coming along very well. Lois McCormack was all set for surgery on Thursday, May 8, but had to return home for a few days because of a bad cold. Club News The Octettes met at the home of Lydia Fenner on May 7 Marie Theis, of Algonquin, took first prize, second prize, was won by Lillian Zgorski and Vern Bauer won third prize. S t r a w b e r r y g l a z e w h i p p e d creaih pie was served along with cream puffs and chocolate eclairs, and each member received an artificial rose bud in keeping with their May Flowers' theme. The next meeting will be held at the home of Marie Theis on May Sunday, May 4, and grandma 21. Several of the girls from our subdivision attended the Fashion Show, which was sponsored by the McHenry Hospital Women's auxiliary on May 8, and in which our own Mim Hansen was a model. From all reports, they enjoyed the evening very much. Meet Your Neighbors The Roy Carlson family, which consists of Roy and Shirley, moved in to Eastwood i : : : ment of Revenue, for the purpose of constructing or maintaining gravel, rock, macadam, or other hard roads, or for improving, maintaining or repaving earth roads by draining, grading, oil-treating or dragging. NOW, Therefore, Notice Is Hereby Given that on M ay 2 3 r d , 1 9 5 8 , a S p e c i a l Town Election will be held in and for McHenry Township, McHenry County, Illinois, for the purpose of submitting to the legal voters of said Township the following proposition:-- Shall A Special Tax for Road Purposes be Levied? That for said election said Township shall constitute one (1) voting precinct. The polling place for this Special Town Election is McHenry City Hall, located at McHenry, Illinois, in said Township, McHenry County, Illinois. The polls of said election will be open from 6:00 o'clock A.- M. to 6:00 o'clock P.M. of said day. Given under my hand at McHenry, Illinois, this 5th day of May, A.D. 1958. H. WALTER ANDERSON^ Town Clerk (Publish May 8, 1958) Let Us Take Down Your Old Storm Windows & Install.. Alum. 3 Track Self Storing DeLUXE WINDOW Anodized--satin $19.95 Installed Full 1 Inch DeLUXE Weatherstripped DOOR A nodized--Satin $47.95 Installed GUARANTEED MATERIAL and CONSTRUCTION FOREST SALES F.H.A. TERMS McHENRY 1797 ELliot 6-2581 ELIiot 6-5220 Parks There are six park areas in our village. Inhere will be signs, painted by Mr. Tomsa, posted at each park ground a n d b e a c h s o e v e r y o n e w i l l know of their location. A group will get together to cut the, lawns and clean up these parks. Precinct Petition There is a petition at Bogals inn to be "signed so that Sunnyside will be eligible for jts own voting precinct. We urge all the villagers to sign this petition as we would like to have our own polling place. Everyone's signature helps. mostly would be the first to be repaired/These roads would consist of Lakeview Avenue from Spring Creek Road to River Drive -- Channel Beach Road from Spring Creek Road to River Drive -- River Drive to Bayview and Bayview from Sunset Drive to Channel Road. Trustee Harvey Murray has been sworn in as a trustee at the May 5 meeting and is now active in the duties of his office. Mr. Murray has replaced Mr. Boston who has moved from our village. Patrol Women Application? are being accepted for women villageVs who would be willing to patrol the c o r n e r s w h e r e i h e c h i l d r e n board the bus for school. We Sick List It seems that jealousy plays a part in the lives-of persons of any age. Judy Cios and her baby sister have come down with the chicken pox because they thought it was not at all fair that their brother Jimmy should have had the disease and not them. » Bobby Kerr also would not allow his brother and sister to -have the measles without his getting them too. Good Times Mr. and Mrs. Don Monte had a very enjoyable trip when they took their children to the Lincoln Park zoo in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Don Monte - . .v . ,, ,, , could have danced all night i!?1 J?" „aduU ,„S.h°ld „b! when they attended a dance at the Moose in Woodstock News Items Again I urge each and every one f o r y o u r c o - o p e r a t i o n i n . s e n d i n g me i t e m s o f n e w s . Please phone me, Mrs. Niemiec at McHenry 2778 or Sylvia Obstfelder, McHenry 3141- J. •• - On Sunday, May 11 five bl our youngsters received their . First Holy Communion. The communicants Alice Niemiec, R i c h a r d F ' r e d r i c k s , C h u c k i e Fritz, Duane Monte and Richard Gamperl have gone through What is to be one of the most wonderful and most memorable days of their lives, their ; First Holy Communion day. Road Maintainanco Mr. Raecko and his associates have been employed as village engineers for the maintainance of our roads. They are planning for the future so that when the time is permissable the roads will be taken care of. The motor fuel tax fund is available for this purpose. The roads that are used on hand for the safety of our children. Any woman who wishes to patrol can fill out an application and three will be accepted for the fall school term. Happy Anniversary Congratulations and the best of luck to Mr. and Mrs. Cammarata who celebrated fortyone years of wedded bliss April 29. 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