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/>=• / ^ Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, March 12,' 1959 Eaitwood Mi lapp.V Bii Birthday greetings are extended to Walt Garrelts, Sam Anderson, who will be two, and to Lynn Kellogg, who will also be two, all of whom celebrate on the morrow. Salu; day Neil Shaw will turn three and Laura All the preparations for the | Kellogg will be four. Happy big day are ready to be put to 1 birthday to all. use, so don't miss out on this ! URGE RESIDENTS ATTEND DANCE ON MARCH 14 by Lois Ryan--2510-R year's St. Patrick's Day dance which will be held in the main ballroom in the big barn right here in Eastwood Manor this Saturday. March 14 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.mf . If vou haven't bought your ticket yet there is still time. You may have a ticket reserved for you by calling Lois Ryan, or _vou may buy your ticket at the door. The dance is for residents of East- •vood Manor only. . Happy Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woolwine and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenner will each chalk up another year of wedded bliss on March 17. On March 18 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bever will celebrate their wedding anniversaries. Faith Presbyterian Church News On March 15 Rev. Jack Mc- Intyre will continue i^ith the eighth sermon in the Lenten series on the Lord's Prayer entitled • "Who Will Save Us?" based . on II. Thessalonians 3:1-5. A speciaf trio composed of Mim Hansen and Helen ; "This and That i Jeanne McHale's folks arrived Feb. 25 frorh Farmington Mo. to spend s6me time in Eastwood Manor at the McHale home. We hope that the stay of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bauer will be a happy one. . The Wool wines spent the weekend at the home of Dolores's folks the Innocentis in Addison. Ramon and Mary Charbon- Mafhes of Eastwood Manor nier and the boys had a very and Ferol Tomlinson. will sing good dinner and a very nice the Lord's Prayer. Plans are being made to move into the new church lime visiting with relatives in Antioch last week.. The John Coughlin family home on Lincoln Road for the • journeyed to Kalamazoo, Mich. Palm Sunday service March 22. Block Rosary The Block Rosary for March 17 will be held at the home of John Couglin on 139 Mill Lane at 8:30 p.m. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is extended to Lena Campbell, who has returned to Dalton. Ga. for the funeral service for her grandmother. Lena will stay in Georgia to be with her mother, who is still ailing after a recent operation. We wisii her a speedy recovery. Sick List Dottie Messer underwent eye surgery at St. Joseph's hospi tal in Chicago March 5. We wish you well, Dottie. Marie Dalton is rallying around nicely after her three day stint in the hospital for minor surgery. She should be back .nto the swing of things soon. She really missed the boys who were staying with Mane's mother during her convalescense. Harley Pohlman is home from i the hospital after an operation. Tic is coming along fine now. Li'tle Carey Fenner came down with a cold and has been in bed for a few days. A case ot chicken pox has put little Ray Lassard out of commission for a few days. foi a long weekend visit with Pat's brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. James Geraty, They had a wonderful trip and visit. •.The Borcovan family were dinner guests at the Harley Pohlman residence March 3. Mim Hansen had an unusually busy week entertaining guests. On Wednesday, March 1. Mrs. Bill Aspinall and ner two children came out from Lake Geneva for the afternoon. On Saturday. Mr. and - Mrs. Marshall Hankermeyer and their two children were out to visit with Mim, Lee and the boys. The following Sunday the Hansens had dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Adoiph Kershas and their two daughters. Carol Hayes folks motored join Michael on this happy day were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sobacki from Chicago; his grandmother Groat from Mundelein; his aunt and uncle, Mr. and' Mrs. Richard Groat, nunt and une'e Mr. and Mrs. Rry Smith and their two daughters fiom Mundelein: Mr ind Mrs. James Gillette from Duck Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Groat from' Round Lake; Mr. and Mrs. „ Richard Perryman from Wonder Lakes Mr. and Mrs. Glen White and Mrs. Edith Long of Eastwood Manor. His godfather, Roy Sot backi, calied him long distance from Coleman, Wis. on this big day for Mike. Lalcemoor Club News The girls of the bridge club gathered at Hannah Harner's home for this week's game. Helen Malhes got an all time high score and walked away with that prize. Mim Hansen likes her booby prize and likewise for Pat Kellogg who received the travelling prize. Teen Activities All pre-teen or 'teenagers are welcome to attend the young people's meeting held every Sunday evening at 5:30 p.m. in the Alliance Bible church. They always have something interesting on the agenda in the way of good wholesome fun and refreshments. from Chicago to Eastwood Manor on Sunday for an enjoyable visit with Carol, John. Beth and baby, Peter. Pa.1 and Lew Kellogg and llieir friends, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey got together for a movie u.d dinner last weekend. Bill Welp was out of town on J a business trip. Bill Harner has the pleasure of attending the teacher's curriculum convention, which was held in Cincinnati. Ohio. He ieft Sunday and returned home Thui?day. On March 5, Peggy Garrelts surprised Rosemary Newlon with a baby shower. Peggyhad Rosemary and the following gals in for lunch: Lois Mc- Cormack, Lois Krebs, Tony Olson, Julie Schmidt, Betty Radner, Dolores Lawrence, Pat Kellogg and Lydia Fenner Rosemary was surprised to find that lunch included some of the most beautiful baby presents to be had. Everyone enjoyed themselves and now we hear tell that Peggy sure can cook. Confirmation Mtichael Sobacki was confirmed Sunday, March 1, at St. Patrick's church in Mc- Henry. His sponsor was his uncle, Tony Sobacki. A party was held afterwards in Michael's honor. Those present to Meet Your Neighbor Ambrose Koerper, his wife, Elberta. and their daughter, Jo Ann, moved to 124 Country Lane on Dec. 18A1958. We want to wish Elberta a belated happy birthday. She celebrated March 1. Ambrose works in Chicago. Elberta s£ys that right now she doesn't have any hobbies. When Ambrose, isn't working he likes to hunt and sometimes golf, but his wifesays that hunting is his first love. Both Koerpers hail from Chicago. The Raymond Salo family took up residence at 202 Eastwood Lane on Nov. 5, 1958. Marilyn and Ray are the proud parents of Debra, who was born June 7, 1951, Lawrence, who was born July 24, 1952 and Thomas, who came along July 10, 1955. Ray is employed as a tree expert in this area. Marilyn says that she doesn't have a hobby right new, but give Ray a fish pole and away he goes Marilyn comes from the big j city, Chicago. Waukegan claims i Ray. i Edward A. Sobacki brought j his family to Eastwood Manor i the last week of October in | 1958. They can now be found j at 134 Manor Lane. Ed and | Alberta have three lovely chil- j dren, Michael, who was ten | years old, Jan. 10, James who j will be seven. August 21, and Bonnie Jean, who was born July 27, 1956. Ed likes to rough house with the Uids, and then he likes to relax with television or cards. Alberta likes to sew and she enjoys outdoor sports. Alberta is a native of Niles and Ed hails from Chicago. That's it for this time. Please call when you have some news. It's a big help when it comes to deadline day and I have lots of calls coming in. Thanks for all your co-operation and we'll see you at the dance. Bye now. See you March 14. Candidates For Trustees Lifted Irma Gunther--1577-J The names of the candidates for village trustees are the following; on the Independent ticket for 4 year trustees John Pender, Lorraine (Larry) Booster, and George Vollmer. Two year trustees James Krein, Jr. and Kenneth Nemes. On the Progressive party ticket for 4 year trustees; James Scanlan, Edward Jinks and Marty Wrublewski. Two year trustees; Roy Morrison and Nathan Lubke. On the People's' Choice ticket; Mrs. Marge Ehrhardt. Let's every eligible voter get to the polls and cast their vote for this village election of their -trustees. ! some embarrassment with the \ Spring CtTOVB by Mr*. Charles Freund ^officials~take better care of the pets. Notice The ice on the lake is not safe for anyone to go on so please warn the chidlren about ! l he dangers of falling through. Let's not have any accidents in the village for not thinking ,to warn the small fry. Girl Scouts _ If yon have not ordered your cookies or peanuts as yet from the scout that has been assigned to your section of the community you may call any one of the Scouts or Brownies and place your order which will be delivered to you. The Scouts have the mint or creme cookies and also peanuts for sale this year. Your help in this sale will mean better camping equipment for the Scouts, Turldes Out On Saturday afternoon some of the ladies of the village journeyed to Chicago to bowl in a tournan^nt sponsored by the plant that all are employed at in Crystal Lake. The ladies that made such a good showing } were Mrs. John Sulok, Mrs. J Jen O'Leary, Mrs. Marcella j Goss, Mrs. Lydia Diedrich, Mrs. ; Lorraine Whaples- and Mrs. ; Marge Ehrhardt. Marge had i 10 really do the job up right j when she turkied out to help • the team win the game. After ! the enjoyable time at bowling i the group enjoyed a buffet J luncheon given by the plant ; and then the return back home. ' A very happy but tired gang ! returned home but we all had a day to remember for some i time. Attention We must stress the issue once again about the dogjf that are running loose in the village. PLEASE keep your pets on a leash while exercising him and also keep him tied in your yard. The pets will naturally run at random when turned out on their own, so to save yourselves EGG GRADING SCHOOLS Final sessions of a series of schools on grading of eggs will he held at Peoria and Belleville,, the Illinois Department of Agriculture said last week. Stillman J. 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You will- - enjoy the cookies, too. Birthday Club lilrs. Frank Tinney entertained members of the births day club at her home on Thursday afternoon. The afternoon's diversion, was cards and a lunch was served by the hostess. Brownie Troop Report Debbie, Thornton, Troop Reporter of Brownie Troop 518, informed me that they have completed their head bands. They also made posters announcing their cookie sale which begins March 9. The girls begin selling their cookies St. Patrick's Party ( On Saturday March 14 the Spring Grove school recreation club will have a St. Patrice's Day roller skating party at McHenry Rink. All those who want to join this party will meet at the school house at 1:30 p.m. and are asked to wear something green. N£ME changed A change in name has been granted from the Chapel Hill Golf club, Inc., tp Chapel £|l11 Country club. Forty Hours Devotion Services at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. were held on Sunday through Tuesday and days of prayer were observed at St. Peter's church as the opening of Forty Hours Devotion was held Sunday morning. . The solemn closing with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was on Tuesday night. -'«•i•• ING HOME I QN PISTAXEE BAY NEAR McHENRY Home for the Aged SENILE . . . BED PATIENTS Returns From Trip ji PHONE McHENRY 461 Mrs. Alice Wagner returned i aHIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIimiHimiHlllHHHIHIllHHtlllHIIIIHHllllHHHIHIHHIHIIIinilllimHHHimmill5i A FINE SELECTION OF EASTER GIFTS ATTRACTIVELY DISPLAYED TO PLEASE EVERYONE ON YOUR EASTER LIST. PERFUMES Imported and domestic fragrances she's sure to adore! Top quality fountain pen and pencil set Distinctive, dependable desk clock, Choose from our wide ' jlection of her favorite beauiy aids. 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