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\ Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 19, 1959 Eastwood Manor Urge Attendance At EMPOA Meet Lois Kyau -- 2510-R The February meeting of ihe EMPOA is sh:ted for Friday. Feb. 20 at 9 p.m. at the biff barn. Come on out and get acquainted with your neighbors, old and new. Don't forget the date: Sec you then. Block Rosary The Klock Rosary for Tues- J day. Feb. 24, will be held at the-! Murray Alford home at 132 Manor Lane. The time i.s 8:30 p.m. Faith Presbyterian Church News The fifth sermon in a-series jriven on the i.ord's. Prayer by Re\. Jack Mclntyre is scheduled for Feb 22. It is entitled "Our Daily Needs" Matt. (W9-31. Happy Birthday ' Today our Jbest wishes for a happy birthday go to Tom Birmingham and Ricky Weigman. who is six, ToriVorrow June Prier.ter and Hob Newlon will be celebrating their natal day. Then on Saturday Hetty Radner. Mat Oik. and Fred Mueller j will blow out their birthday I candles. Dee Penick and little Bienda I.ee Ryan share Feb. 25 as their birthdatc. Brenda ; will be one year old. Many , happy returns 1o all. j . . I Happy Anniversary j Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Char-1 bonnier will be celebrating their j wedding anniversary on Feb. j 23. Our best wishes are extended to the happy couple. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is extended to the Jerry Ryan family. Lois' uncle.. Moody Casey, passed away Friday. Feb. 6. in an Elgin hospital after a long illness. The funeral was held in Chicago the following Mondav. 4-H Cardinals The 4-H Cardinals will hold a late Valentine Day party on Feb. 26. Ida Leaky, the vicepresident. and her appointed committee are responsible for the party at the Johnsburg school which will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The committee in charge of the window display celebrating 4.-H week from Feb. 28 to inarch 7 are working very hard. We hope that everyone from Eastwood Manor will stop to look at this display which will be in the window of a shoe .store in McHenry. Another committee is busy working on the program for Parents' Night to be ~ held March 3 at the Johnsburg school lYom 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Everyone is looking forward to seeing ail the parents from Eastwood Manor there. Health club delegates will meet again on March 3 at the •Johnsburg school from 7 p.m. 1o 9 p.m. Everyone i.s looking forward to seeing all the parents fi\>m Eastwood Manor I tjjere. Health club delegates will I nice,! again on March 2 at the | AVomll; iwn school in Wood- ! stock. The meeting will begin j -at 8 p.m. | Cub Scouts i On Friday. Feb. 13. a Cub ! Scout meet i rig was held at the barn in E is t wood , Manor to j discuss a pot-luck- dinner for 1 February . ! There will be a pack mcet- I ing ton<ght, Feb. 19. at"7:30 at [the bar.n. The cub scout pack I will receive the pfick charter. All children must be accompanied by a parent or clfr<&> relative. The money for the pack. flags tfoc , be pres- ented this eVe- • ning was donated .by 'Robert.. Ilinesv • ' > Sick I-ist Utile Russell Davis had scarlet fever. He is coming along fine now. Charlo'te Urban had a knock down, dragged out fight with pleurisy. She finally emerged weary nut victorious and is back to her normal self again. Tommy Salo had a bout with tummy flu. Then his sisler. Debbie, came down with it and lost one school day. Now mama. Marilyn, reports that she thinks her turn has arrived. Jeanne McHale's cold has gotten worse instead of better. It seems that a cold took hold in her chest and lungs. She ! say s that she'll be out again ! soon. We hope it's sooner than you think. Jeanne. That first terrible ice covered day. Monday. Feb. 9, byname. is to blame for that black and blue leg Betty Radner is s p o r t i n g . S h e w r e n c h e d i t when she fell coming out of work. We hope that all of you will not be seen on this list again. Please get well soon. This and That [ I Messer set some sort' cf record for water trouble in Eastwood Manor. With this weather and no water for twelve days they'll 'have a good story to tell in the year's to come about the winter of 7)9. The same got»s for the Lindem a n n s . F r e c k m a n s , D u r k i n s -and a number of other East- We think Dottie iind Glen jents, Mr. an$ Mrs. Woolwine of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs: I'nnocenti of Addison were out for dinner and a piece of Ricky's seventh birthday cake. Jack and Amolee Mclntyre went to Freeport on Feb. 5 for both church business and to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coi ning. As the" evening wore on the weather bewood Manor residents. Things (came frightful and -"the Mcseem to be looking up now j Intyres were persuaded to stay though. free Water is once more It he night much to tne delight flowing in most of the J of Priscilla and Marissa, who homes hereabouts. Harley and Charmine Pohlman spent a most enjoyable evening playing cards and showing off their new home to Charminc's armt Ann Stersch and her daughter. Susan, who came out from Chicago for the visit. , Little Beth Hayes enjoyed spending one Week visiting with her grandmother. Mrs. Johnson. in Chicago.._The next week Mrs. Johnson came to Eastwood Manor to visit her daughter and son-in-law, Carol and enjoyed playing with the Cornings' three children. After a hearty breakfast they journeyed back to the old homestead. Arlene Tinslev's sister-in-law, Mrs. Bill Tinsley from Des Moine. Iowa, and her four children are staying at the Tinsley home in Eastwood Manor while the brothers are out of town. Ronald and Rill won't have to worry' about their wives being lonely. Not with five children t'o care for. Linda Frechman had a wonderful party on Feb. 12. Her nor when baseball game was going on so he knows that there are some good players from this area. Anyone interested please contact Jack at 1385. John Haves, and to help out r ,, * _ • ,. . with BT, e.tvh-is *b rand, new ,b a,b v mother, Ma.d eline., .w >e nt all out brother. Peter. On Feb. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Lobocki ar.d their three children from Rolling Meadows, spent the afternoon and evening with the Jack Rogers family. Jack and Marie Dalton made a grand tour of Chicago on Sunday, Feb. 8. visiting relatives. First they stopped to see .-Jack's aunt, Alice McNarra, then on to Marie's mother's home. Jean Connell. It was a lot of fun driving from one home to another. There were big doings at the Woolwines last weekend. Saturday a group of Ricky's neighbors and school chums were in to help celebrate his birthday. Those invited were Mike and Frank Lorch, of McCullom to serve cake and ice cream to Linda's guests, who were Kathy, Ellen, and" Neal Barry, Nancy and Neal' Shaw, Nancy and Bobby Lindemann, Rosemary and Michael Rogers, and Beth Ann Saynor of Eastwood Manor, Barbara Rodowski of Pistakee Bay, Laura Hackmeister of Country Club Estates, and Niki Wirtz of Edgebrook Heights. Everyone had a lot of fun playing games and winning prizes. >. Sandy Radner reached that wonderful shining hour in every girls life on Feb. 15 when she became sweet sixteen. Eight of her classmates helped her celebrate with a beautiful cake and lovely gifts during their lunch hour at school. Jack Barry attended a base- Lake. Doug Messer, Stevie and ! ball meeting on Feb. 10. He's Ward Hansen, Billy Urban, Mike Mathes, and the two younger Woolwines. Dennis and Terry. Sunday Ricky's grandpar- Meet Your Neighbor-' Tom and Shirley • KilroV moved into their home at 125 Manor Lane on Nov. 1, 1958. They are the proud parents of David, born Jan. 25, 1954, Diane, born Dec. 19, 1954, and Donald, who will be two years old this coming Sept. 13. Tom is employed as a hoist operator in an automobile parts factory in Woodstock. Shirley works for a typewriter company in the same town. The man of the family enjoys cooking as a parttime hobby. Shirley doesn't have much time to indulge in a hobby, but she does look forward to prettying up the yard this spring. Jack Smith and his lovely wife, Emily, came to Eastwood Manor to stay in December of 1957. Their home is located at 140 Country Court. Emily is a saleswoman in a shoe.store in downtown^ Chicago. Jack is a salesman for a beauty supply house. He sells in the suburban area. Both Mr. and Mrs. like to golf and each belong 1o a bowling league. Emily confesses that she likes to enter all types of contests although she never has won anything yet. Emily hails from St. Louis, Mo. .4cCullom L.ake BOARD HOLDS POSTPONED MEET MONDAY, FEB. 23 by Barbara Brand "The north wind doth blow" Despite extremely hazardous driving conditions, the village board did not meet Monday, Feb. 9, The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, Feb. 23. Good citizenship demands community consciousness; plan to attend these meetings. Just Dues The time is nigh. To avoid deadline distress purchase necessary village permits now-- a vehicle sticker for the favorite flivy and a dog license for the canny canine. Emma Pyritz. village clerk, is the gal to see. Usually On Saturday The old-fashioned ritual of the Saturday night bath is now and Jack's hometown is Memphis, Tenn. Thanks for all the telephone calls this week. We really had the lines buzzing and that's what I like. * Don't forget the EMPOA meeting. It's so important to us all. Bye now. See you next week. passe. Participants in the modem mode of daily dunking are Jean and Hugh McDonald who left Sunday to spend two weeks rejuvenating . in Hot Springs. vesque, to a grand array of sweets and treats. Even both ersome brothers failed to squelch the happy holiday fes tivities. Travel Traumas Palm Beach e n t h u s i a.s t, Lillian Taylor, mother of this reporter, left snowbound Park Ridge to reside temporarily in the land of sun and fun. Permanent residency in fanciful Florida is the ulterior motive and ultimate aim of this jaunt. Gal on the go, Anneliese Matthesius, glowed while describing her visit to Cincinnati. Despite three flat tires, raucous ramblings of one small boy, and incoherent Rumanian lingo, the change of scene was renovating. It dispersed those prevalent winter doldrums. Good As New Short hospital confinemt for purpose of observation "'is item on memo pad of local gal, Mary Kantorski. Sign on the door reads, "Back early part of this week." Pretty";As A Picture A bevy of beauties congregated at 613 East Lane last Saturday afternoon to celebrate the birthday of Saint Valentine. Petite Carol Fluger, favorite daughter of Don and Elsie Fluger, feted her winsome guests, junior American beauties named Cindy Reid, Faye Liberty, Janie Frost, Darcy Watsoh, Janice Brocken, Celia Schlofner, Debbie and Patty Smith, and Dede Le- Elating Events 1 Belated greetings. Tuesday, ! Feb. 10, marked second year j in the life of Terri Jean Wilson. Bon Jour to Ray Aalto whose i natal day is Tuesday, Feb. W. j Happy anniversary. Just j forty-one years have elapsed | since Emma and Otto Pyritz ' exchanged marriage vows. Empty Spaces No news is good news--but unprintable. Call McHenry 3283-J. - . Thanks and thirty (30). When the .road looks fuzzy ahead and autos appear to be doing queer ar.tics, better stop walking and take a cab. Walking streets and highways after drinking accounts for one out of every five pedestrians deaths. looking around for men interested in playing sixteen inch league soft ball. Jack had his i eyes open at the picnic last ] summer here in Eastwood Ma- 1 STOREWIDE CLE NCE SALE UP. TO 50% OFF Geo. R. Jusien & Son FURNITURE Corner Green & Elm McHenry A U C TIO N The following personal property will be offered for sale at public auction at the Antioch Sales & Commission Sales Barn ; located '2 mile Northeast of Antioch. 111.. mile East of Route 83 on North Avenue or State Line Road, on WEDNESDAY -- FEBRUARY 25th Commencing at 12:00 O'clock LIVESTOCK -- 32 Angus & Hereford Feeder Cattle. 400 to 600 lbs.; 8 Bred Holstein Heifers: 24 Bred Ewes; 8 Bred Gilts.! SEVERAL TRUCKS. FARM MACHINERY -- McC-D M Tractor with cultivator; j Ford Tractor with front end loader; Ford Tractor with Sher-1 man Transmission, excellent condition; Massey Harris 101 j tractor, JD Model B tractor; McC-D 2/16 plow on rubber; j Massey Harris 2/16 plow on rubber; 2 - 2'14 plows; JD 4-rovv j corn planter; JD Model 290 2-row corn planter; McC-D tractor! com planter; JD 7 ft. disc; McC.D 10 ft. disc; McC-D 8 ft. j disc; JD tractor mower; McC-D spreader: MM Tractor spread-1 er; DB tractor spreader; NI spreader; DB 4-wheel spreader; 20 ft. portable elevator with motor: 6 wagons and many other . pieces of farm machinery and tools. ~ I QUANTITY HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS and MlSCELLANEOl S including 22 Starline water cups with pipes; large platform scale; tanks; feeders: .waterers: belts and many other, items. ; (There will be many other items not in at time of advertising. In case of bad weather, "sale will be held inside. > ANTIOCH SALES 8c COMMISSION WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Union Grove, Wis. Plione TR 8-2421 AUCTION Due to the death of my husband and having rented the farm, the undeisigned will offfr the following personal property 'for sale at public auction f>n the farm located 3 miles Northeast of Genoa-City, Wis.. 4 miles West of Twin Lakes, 2 miles 'North of Richmond, on Highway P. on SATURDAY -- FEBRUARY 21st Commencing at 1:00 O'Cloek PRODUCE -- 3.r>00 bushel oats; l(Ki tons ear corn; 60 tons '1st, 2nd and 3rd crop alfalfa hay. DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- 2 new Surge units with motor and pump: 16-can milk cooler tank unit ;• 10-8-gal. milk cans; elec. water heater. 3 TRACTORS, COMBINE, BALER, CHOPPER, CORN PICKER & FARM MACHINERY -- MH Mode) 33 tractor; MH Model 44. tractor with cultivator; Ford tractor with new front end manure loader; MH 6 It. PT<) combine; New Holland Model 66 PTO baler; Papec chopper; MH 2-row mounted corn picker: MC stalk chopper; MH blower; MH 10 ft. grain drill with grass seed and fert. attach.: JI) 4-row corn planter with check wire and fert. attach.; MH 3-bot. 3-point hitch tractor plow; NI tractor spreader; McC-D 10 ft. quack digger; MH 7 ft. tractoi mower; McC-D 8 ft. disc: New 4-seo. wood drag: DB side rake; 2-sec. rotary hoe; Wood saw for front end of tractor; McCullough 1-ma-i chain saw; 40 ft. grain and hay elevator; and complete line of farm machinery and tools. TRUCK - 1948 Chevrolet lV ton truck with hoist, only 20,000 miles. SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MRS. CLAUDE SPIEGELHOFF, Owner Robert? & Behnnr Auctioneers WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Union Grove, Wis. Phone TR 8-2421 NOW! YOU'LL BUY AT LOWER PRICES THAN I¥EH BEFORE!! mmmm a • Armstrong Ceiling Tile 12x12 PLAIN White Sq. Ft. 12x12 DECORATIVE 12V2c sq.ft. 12x12 ACOUSTICAL 14'/2e sq.ft. 12x12 TEXTURED 23c sq.ft. 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