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Page Sixteen THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALEB Thursday, October 29, 1I59 Sunnyside Estates HOLD HALLOWEEN PARTIES FOR SUNNYSIDE KIDS Lois Anderson . Tomorrow (Friday) is the big day for the kids of Sunnyside Estates. There will be two parties as we stated before, one in the afternoon for the pre-school children from one o'clock until three o'clock. The evening festivities will begin at seven and last until nine so that the kids won't be out too late. Both events will be held on the corner of Hilltop and Grandview. If the weather is bad things will go along as scheduled in the Walczynski basement. There will be hot chocolate, coffee, doughnuts, candy, games, and all-sorts of goodies for young and old alike. Each child will receive a small gift and there will be prizes for the best costumes iri each age group. Adults are also invited to dress up and come along to join in the fun. Don't forget if you want to volunteer your services at the party contact Joan Walczynski at Evergreen 5-3105. A vote of thanks to the girls who collected for the party, they are--Arlene Babarsky, Mary Ann Berg. Diane Bierehen. Kasyle Bute. Rosemary Felicetti, Vicki Jesski. Lillian Kelso, and Lou Leakey. Welcome New residences in Sunnyside Estates are the Emil Lemmens of 104 W. May. They were res- OBITUARIES idents of Oak Park before coming here. Emil and Mary have a married daughter and two grandchildren. May we extend a warm welcome and wish them many years of happiness here. "SOUND" EXHIBIT RECENTLY OPENED a rest home at Arlington Heights. He had been in poor health for several months. . ura-vB Two other sons, nine grand- JN-KT.TF.NCE MUSEUM JULIIS .I. HOKNKS fchildren and fourteen greatgrandchildren also survive. Sen ices were held Wednesday afternoon, with burial in St. Potor's cemetery. Before 4 Hospitalized We are sorry to report that George Spindler is in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. We are sure he would appreciate hearing from his friends and neighbors. George and Pat have become friends with many who have met them since they moved here. Birthdays The birthday list this week is all male. On Friday Johnny Lakowske will 'ue b. Two brothers celebrating birthdays are Johnny and , Tommy Fiedler. Johnny will be 10 on Halloween and Tommy 3 on Nov. 4. Charles Brunhoefer celebrates on Nov. 2. Happy birthday boys! ' Julius J. Hoenes of Liberty- ; ville, father of Don Hoenes of ! McHenry. died last week at the ! Villa Rest Home. Pislakee Bay. Senices were held Thursday afternoon, Oct. 22. at 2 o'clock j to St poter's Lutheran at a funeral home in Liherix - j Activity building. Arlington ville, with interment in Lake- ; IIeip|ltSi to lie in state. i side cemeUny. ; Survivors besides Mr. Hoen- i es include a daughter, Katherine Jaeger, of Liberty ville; a sister, Elizabeth Collins, of Kankakee and two grandchildren. An Anniversary Congratulations to Bill and Bernadine Grist who are celebrating their wedding anniversary today, Oct. 29. Trick or Treat Even though we are having a party for our children there will be some who will be going around for trick or treat. This is the one day of the year they can go all out and have their fun. Welcome them and join in the fun of masquerading by giving them their treats. Happy Halloween! Save Mo Shm at Home HENRY EfCKSTEADT Henry W. Eicksteadt. a native of McHenry. was buried ; Monday afternoon from St. j John's church in Belvidere. He j died in St. Jjseph's hospital in ; that city Saturday, Oct. 24. j The deceased was born April 124, 1884, in McHertry, the son ' of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eick- ; steadt, and resided for many I years in the Marengo area. In ! rcent years he had lived in ; Garden Prairie. j Survivors include his wife, i Sophia; to whom he was mar- ; ried in 1908; four sons and two j daughters, Mrs. Elmer Brown j and Mrs. Harold Roman of Beli videre, Maynard of Chicago, i Kenneth of Belvidere, LaVerne | of Garden Prairie and Rudolph I of Geneva: also two brothers, ' a step-brother and two-sisters. Notice You may remember some time ago we mentioned that the snow plow fee was due before the next association meeting. If your area representative has not already contacted you she will very shortly. Or, if you are so inclined, do her a favor and drop it off at her place and save her a trip. You know who she is and she would appreciate your contacting her. HERMAN WINKELMAN Herman G. Winkelman, 85, of Arlington Heights, father of Elmer Winkelman of McHenry, died Sunday, Oct. 25, in ALFRED BRENNER Alfred Brenner, 62, of Chicago, formerly of McCullom Lake, died unexpectedly on Oct. 21. Services were held Saturday morning in St. Adrian's Catholic church. Survivors include his wife, Gertrude; two daughters* Viola Enright of Chicago and Harriet VanKanegan of Wonder Lake; one son, Allen, of Chicago; ten grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. The sign "under construction" was removed from the entrance of a new Museiim of Science and Industry exhibit the time of rites, the body was ! ^ast week, opening up a wonder world of sound and musical tone to visi'.ors. The new exhibit, "Sciencc of Sound and Musical Tone", shows in colorful, push button fashion, how the sounds with which we live, work and play originate, how they are transmitted and received. Scientific exhibits demonstrate the origin of sound as vibration in air. Transmission of vibration from a tuning work in motion is shown in color as it bumps its way through air to the world's best receiver, the human oar. In the instrument gallery, the origin of musical tones is traced as produced by a variety of instruments including the vibrating strings of a violin, the reed of. a clarinet, and the skin of a drum. Unique among exhibits is a YOUTHS SENTENCED Two Crystal Lake men were sentenced to twenty years in the state penitentiary at Joliet following a half day of evidence heard in circuit court at Woodstock Friday. They were Robert Matson. 19, and Richard Geske, 20, who entered guilty pleas to charges of rape of an 18-year-old girl on Sept. 5. while a third, John Ritzert, 17, held the girl's fiance at gunpoint. Judge Carroll said he could find no mitigating circumstances and felt there was little importance in the fact that the pair said they regretted the act. However, he added that he would give some consideration to their age. Reminder The date of our rummage sale is fast approaching. If you haven't already done it, don't forget to drop your items off at the Fry residence on Mayfair drive. Free Winter Storage for Your POWER 'LAWH M0W11 WE RECONDITION AND STORE POWER LAWN MOWERS Special price of: $go £j includes: 9 Lubrication of All Moving Parts t New Gasoline Tube # Thorough Cleaning • Free Winter Storage • Blade Sharpening • Oil Change • New Spark Plug BROKEN PARTS REPACED AT COST. MOWER PAINTED IF SO DESIRED Your Mower Will Be Like New Next Spring Pickup and Delivery at Small Extra Cost Call EV 5-2916 United Rerit-CU(A 542 Main St. Open Daily 8 to 6 -- Wednesday and Sunday & to 12 McHenry demonstration of the way a soundless electrical voltage is filtered and amplified into a note on tHe musical scale. Shown with an electromagnetic tone generator, a wheel with a serrated edge spins past a magnetized rod. As the wheel turns, its teeth set up variations in the magnetic field of the rod. The variations, in turn, induce a voltage in a coil, which produces one fundamental tone. Different tones may be produced by changing the shape of the wheel. A push button movie, with earphones for nstening, in another part of the exhibit, explains how fundamental tones are converted into music, rich in harmonics, expression and power. Shown for the first time also, is a small mechanism -- 14 x 13 x2 -- called a reverberation device, which provides the acoustical equivalent of a large auditorium. Moving from the pure science of sound and musical tone, visitors may see how scientific principles of sound and musical tone have been adapted to use in homes, churches and schools. "Science of Sound and Musical Tone", open now to the pub- Tip to teenage drivers from lie, begins with the Museum's I ^be National Safety Council: memorable Whispering Galiefy; | " ' Be Proud your drivings- Do 7 , your part to prove teenagers and pprrooggrreesssseess tthhrroouugghh aa nneewwllyy c„„a „n ^ best drivers on the decorated, area of great beauty, 1 color and movement. 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