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Page Twenty THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Eastwood Manor URGE RESIDENTS GIVE SUPPORT TO ASSOCIATION Lois Ryan - EV. 5-5877 Thursday, November 19, 195# Tomorrow, Nov. 20, the November Eastwood Manor Property Owner's association meeting will be held at 9 p.m. at the barn. Will you be there? This is a very important question for you to answer. If the answer is no that can mean only one thing -- you are not interested in your community. Association is just another word for community and community is where you have invested in what is probably the biggest item you will ever buy -- your home. You won't leave this home because suddenly the roads are full of holes, there are no street signs on your corner, there is no recreation center for your family, your taxes become too high. No, you won't leave your home, because you have an association to help you get the things you need to be part of a fine community and to help you with problems and to listen to your complaints and youu ideas and to do all they can to help you. The "they" mentioned are youi; neighbors who are members in good standing in your property owner's association. You can become one of the "they" by joining the EMPOA tomorrownight. Bring your neighbors to the meeting. Say hello to the old members and meet the new ones. Bring your neighbor and meet your neighbor! This is real community living. Children's Christmas Party A party for the children will be held at the barn on Dec. 19. The plans for this Christmas party will be discussed at the meeting tomorrow night. will go to the Christian Rural Overseas Program. You are cordially invited to worship with us on Thanksgiving morn': ing and every Sunday. Cub Scouts The Cub Scout pack meeting for November will take place this evening at 8 p.m. at Faith Presbyterian church in Eastwood Manor. This is for the children and their parents. Anyone who might be interested in joining this group is invited to attend this meeting. The boys have an entertaining program planned for the enjoyment of all. Refreshments will be served. Happy Birthday Today, Nov. 19, Mike Coughlin will be all of four years old. Greg Fultz will be five years old tomorrow. On Sunday Bessie Barnes will blow out het birthday candles. Nancy Shaw will celebrate her fifth birthday on Nov. 23. Steven Rohrer will blow out seven candles Nov. 24. On Nov. 25 Delores Pickett will turn eight years old and Cheryl Fenner will become three years old on the same day. Our best to all of you. Happy Anniversary Our best wishes for a happy anniversary are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robert French, who celebrate the anniversary of their wedding day today and to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Anderson, who will celebrate the anniversary of their wedding day on Nov. 24. Block Rosary The Block Rosary will be held at the Tom Birmingham home on 137 Mill Lane on Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 9 p.m. Faith Presbyterian Church News On Sunday, Nov. 22. Rev. Jack Mclntyre will present the fourth in a series of sermons based on the Psalms. This sermon is taken from Psalm 100 and is entitled "Ministry of Gladness." Tuesday. Nov. 24. a joint choir practice will take place at Faith Presbyterian church with the Community Methodist church choir and the Faith Presbyterian church choir participating. Thursday, Nov. 26. Thanksgiving at 9 a.m. a combined service between the Community Methodist church and the Faith Presbyterian church will be held at Faith church in Eastwood Manor. The joint choirs, under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Locker, will render two numbers. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. George Martin. The offering for the Thanksgiving service Tripoli Club The Tripoli Club met at the home of Pat Coughlin on Wednesday. Marilyn Fultz, Jackie Grom, Mary Thienes, Marie Dalton and Jo Ann Hutchinson, who was substituting for Pat Cisewski, were all present. The gals will be meeting every other Wednesday. Jackie Grom-4s the hostess for the next meeting. Bridge Club Helen Mathes was the hostess for an elaborate bridge club meeting. The gals surprised Pat Kellogg with a birthday party. Helen played a few selections on the piano. Then from the kitchen came Helen with a beautiful cake with the candles lighted. For her birthday Pat won high prize. This was another nice surprise. Sick List Nancy Lessard was quite ill with a kidney infection after the birth of her baby recently. She is home from the hospital now and reported in good health. W^eIfccco me Wee One Pat and Don Cisewski are the proud parents of a baby girl who was born on Nov. 12 about 2 p.m. She weighed 6 lbs. 1 oz. We don't know the little WatcA Tire Mileage CtOpi Unbalanced wheels, bent axles, misalined frames spell "welcome" to unwe^ come "STEERING WOBBIIES". Once ir your car, they cause excessive wear on •ires and steering parts result in blowouts, bad steering, ACCIDENTI Get more SAFE tire mileage by getting a safety check-up and correction on our industryapproved BEAR equipment. Think Your Repair Man Fw "The Accident That Didn't Happen" McHenry Auto Body COMPANY 611 Front St. - So. on Rt. 31 Ph. EV 5-0444 McHenry, 111, SAFETY HEADQUARTERS It Easy -- Take A Cab! When the weather's bad . . . When you want to reach your destination in a hurry . . . When you have luggage or heavy packages with you, it's time to call us for a cab. Remember our number. Radio Dispatched McHIMlY CAB PHONE 723 darling's name as yet but we'll let you in on it when we hear. Boy Scout Drive Setty Radner headed a committee in Eastwood Manor to collect for the Boy-Scouts. We want to thank Betty, Hannah Harner, Peg Anderson, and Helen Birmingham for helping the boys with this tremendous task. This and That The Radner family travelled to Chicago to attend Betty's aunt's seventy-ninth surprise birthday party and her cousin's Confirmation. The parties were combined. The aunt, Mrs. Dalton, was very much surprised because she thought that the party was just for the cousin, Rosemary Poarch. Sandra Radner and Joannie Koerper attended the ice show in Chicago with the Lakeland Park 'teen club. A two-in-one birthday party took place at the Garrelts home on Wednesday. The partywas for David, who was four a while ago and Debbie, whose birthday twas that day. Lynn and Susie Newlon, and mama, Rosemary, Bruce Bari, Brian Root and mother, Flo, Marion and Nancy Olson, and cousins, Tommy and Linda Amann, and their mother, Aunt Julie, and Grandma Garrelts all enjoyed cake and ice cream and pop. Mama Peggy reports a lot of noise and some lovely presents. Madeline Freckman hosted a demonstration on Thursday. Mary Lou Barry, Jackie French, Shirley Kilroy, Lee Lindemann, Jo Ann Hutchinson, Jeanne McHale, Marilyn Fultz, Lee Ladin, Frieda Durkin, Helen Birmingham, Hannah Harner, Doris Shaw, Lois McCormack, Pat Coughlin and Lois Ryan of Eastwood Manor and Rita Stoneking from Pistakee Highlands were present. They enjoyed some delightful refreshments after the demonstration. The Lindeman family visited Mr. and Mrs. John Varap's new home in Barrington. Mrs. Varap is a show business friend of Pre's. Pre's mother paid an enjoyable visit to the Lindeman home from Thursday till Tuesday. She was kind enough to watch the children, which grandmothers really enjoy, while Pre and Bob attended a pre-wedding party for Sgt. Gordon Brewer in Round Lake. The Lindemans really had a busy time. They attended an impromtu Halloween party at the Charbonnie.rs. Teens ana neighbors were in for cake and c o f f e e . Mr. E t e r n i c k was dressed like a woman and he sported a hat with a veil, which he had to pull aside when he puffed on his cigar. In the evening Pre and Bob journeyed to the home of Bob's brother and his wife, Mardine and Gil Lindemann, in Mundelein, tor a masquerade party. Bob went as a cowboy and Pre was a Spanish senorita and they won second prize. Tom and Helen Birmingham and the children travelled to Morton Grove on Sunday to spend the day with Tom's brother, Ralph Birmingham. The Birminghams, McCormacks, Simpsons, Sheehy and the Dethlefsons enjoyed a dinner at the Legion on Wednesday when they attended a potluck affair. Marilyn and Jack Fultz and Tom and Rita Simpson attended a barber shop concert in Arlington Heights on Saturday. Pat Kellogg was taken to dinner by her husband, Lew, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kellogg, to celebrate her birthday. Helen and Pete Peterson and their two children spent a delightful weekend with the Harner family. The Petersons are from Arlington Heights. During the week, Bill, Hannah and the boys enjoyed dinner at the home of Bill's folks, Dr. and Mrs. Harner in Chicago. Susie Borcovan celebrated her first birthday with Gail Engstrom and Mama Joyce, Bonnie Biederer, Sherry and Cindy Landin .and mama Lee, and Marilyn Salo. Charmaine and Harley Pohlman spent the evening at the Borcovans. Dogs This is no shaggy dog story. There is a shaggy dog, plus a couple of boxers, a couple of part cocker spaniels, and a few black dogs running through the subdivision. The Davis' telephone ground wire had been chewed through by a dog and the telephone company had to repair the damage. Many calls have been conning in to your reporter with descriptions of the dogs. If any of you recognize your pet mentioned please keep him home. Protect your pet and keep him home. In Closing Now that the snow is here please drive carefully. Parents try to keep your children out of the street. When they are old enough to walk in the street make sure that they know to move out of the way when a car comes along. See you tomorrow night at the EMPOA meeting at the barn. Bye now. MFT PAYMENTS Illinois counties have been allotted $3,040,904 as their share of motor fuel tax paid into the state treasury during October. Lilymoor NEW MEMBERS ARE VESTED IN BROWNIE RITE Congratulations Congratulations to Dave Fantus who was elected to the Milliken college student council. By Nancy Hitter EV. 5-5889 Tuesday, Nov. 17 at the schoolhouse in Lilymoor ' the Brownies had an investiture for the new in-coming Brownies. These girls who officially became Brownies at this meeting were Diana Belford, Vallerie Schiavone, Nancy Wright, Marlene Karmel, Dennese Shogran, Diane Steinsdorfer and Debbie Fuhler. Following the program the Brownies served refreshments. T|iis and That Mr. Belford attended the training program of the Rock River conference at Evanston on Nov. 12. The official board members, laymen and others attended this conference. Honor Roll The grade school students who made the "A" horfor roll are as follows: Margaret Karas, Susan Farr, Shirley Thornton and Connie Ritter. Linda Barker made the "B" roll. Keep up the good work. If I left out the names of anyone in Lilymoor who made either of these honor rolls, please notify me. Warning Now that the winter season has set in, please, motorists drive carefully. Don't endanger your life or the life of anyone else.,Please keep this in mind when you get into your car and tun! onjthe key. ACT ON LICENSES The following actions have been announced by the Drivers' License division of the office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier: Revocations, Philip Ricker, McHenry, and Glenn Scharf, Rt. 1, Wogr stock, driving while intoxicated; suspensions, Thu r s t o n Moore, Wonder Lake, John M. Neal, Woodstock, D e n n i e O'Brien and Melvin Puotinen, both of Crystal Lake, and Herbert Risner, Rt. 5, McHenry, all for the third offense. Probationary permits were issued John M. Neal, Dennis O'Brien and John Stahl of Woodstock! A thief rarely pays any tention to the moral principles of his victim. *| Birthdays Happy birthday tb Billy Fantus who was seven years old on Nov. 16. Little Linda Ossler will celebrate her fifth birthday on Nov. 23. Happy birthday to both of you. 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AUCTION Having decided to discontinue farming, the undersigned will offer the following personal property for sale at public auction on the farm located 2 miles Southwest of Grayslake, 111., 7 miles Northwest of Mundelein, 1 mile West of Route 83, \Va mile South of Route 120 on the Alleghany Road, on SATURDAY -- NOVEMBER 21st Commencing at 1:00 O'clock LIVESTOCK -- 7 Holstein Heifers, 2-bred, 5 are 7 to 9 mos. old; 8 Feeder Pigs average weight 125 lbs. POULTRY 100 Yearling Hens. PRODUCE -- 1.200 bales 1st, 2nd and 3rd cutting hay 35 ft. silage in 12 ft. silo. DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- Subzero 4-can front door cooler 2 Surge seamless type units; Riteway milk pump and pipeline Dairy-Maid water heater and other items. 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