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TBwid&y, April 7, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Eastwood Manor DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS DISCUSS YEAR'S PROJECTS Lois Ryan - EV. 5-5377 On Friday. March 25, the officers-' and the board of direc- «• tq^s of the Eastwood Manor Property Owners association met at the Tim McCormack home to discuss some of the prbjects for the year. Bob Newlon and Len Hansen represented the board members and Lois Ryan and Tim McCorm^ k represented the officers. Faith Presbyterian Church, News .L" Thursday. April 7, the^Spring Presbyterial meeting will be held at the First Presbyterian church of Rockford at 9:30 a.m. In the evening the final Pastor's Bible Study will meet at 8 p m. to discuss Luke 19:28 to 24:53. Friday, April 8, there will be a special choir practice at 8 p.m. On April 10 the Palm Sunday sermon will be "Who Is This Jesus?" "The Palms" will be sung by ..the choir. At 8 p.m. the choir of Faith Presbyterian church wiil present a special Easter Cantata at the church followed by light refeeshments. The public is coRlially invited to attend. There will be a special series of Holy Week services based on the theme "Personalities of Overheated Motors ffaeQu* Qtt tfe A*/ A dogged radiator mm mean real damag* ^ Mm/i Fwcfpry Method Hwr T--t mmmm W0% RADIATOR Cleaning and Repairing AT LOW, fLAT-RATK PRICKS bhRMtM UNITED MOTORS WARRANTY Adams Bros. Repair In Rear of Stilling^ "66" Service 800 E. Elm St. HoH the Passion Story. On Monday. April 11, the sermon will be entitled "Passion Personalities - Peter"; Tuesday, "Passion Personalities - Judus"; Wednesday, 'Passion Personalities - Pilate"; Maunday Thursday, "Christ, the Cross, and You" will be the sermon. The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed this evening. Special music will be presented at each of these services. Please join with us as we look at the central meeting of the Christian faith and our life. Accident' Edith Long's daughter, Kay Mitchell, spent hours in surgery having her hand operated on. Kay fell on a broken milk bottle and almost severed her hand. Her daughter., Cindy, is staying with grandma and grandpa here in Eastwood 'Manor and the Longs are happy to have her with them. We hope that Mrs. Mitchell is soon well. Block Rosary The Tom Birmingham home is the site of the Block Rosary for Tuesday, April 12 at 9 p.m. The address is 139 Mill Lane and all Catholics of the subdivision are invited to attend. Happy Birthday Sunday, April 10, Agnes Malcolm will blow out her birthday candles. On the eleventh Timmothy Cary will become six years old arid Gerald Brodin will turn seven. Ralph Priester will celebrate his birthday on April 12 and on the same day Debra Lynn Olson will'be two and Befsy Stephenson will become five. Welcome Xew Neighbors Fred and Doris (Pam to her friends) Woodbury and their son, Johny, moved into their new home at 143 Manor Lane on Feb. 28 of this year. We are happy to welcome them into the subdivision" and we hope that their stay isr a long and happy one. . •* Welcome Wee One Well, they finally did it. The Coughlins that is. Their fifth baby is a sweet little girl, who weighed in at 5 lbs., 13 ozs. She is 18 inches long and was born on March 30 at 2:30 p.m. in Woodstock. After four boys, Pat and John Coughlin can hardly believe it and we are so happy for them. They are still in a daze and at the time of this writing they don't even have a name for her. who Christening: Teresa Marie Farrell, along with her mother is a house guest of the Walt Garrelts, was baptized on Sunday, March 27, at St. Patrick's church in McHenry. Peggy Garrelts was the proxy godmother for Veronica Roberts,, who could not be present, and Walt Garrelts is the godfather. Bridge Club The bridge club met at Lee Landin's home. Nancy Lessard won lirst prize. Tammy Hawkins won travelling, and Doris Shaw won booby. Tripoli Club Pat Cisewski was hostess for the tripoli club. Doris Woodburry subberl for Patsy Coughlin. Sick List Here we go again on the childhood illnesses again. This time CKerly and Cathy Fenner have the chicken pox. The Bianchi children have terrible colds with high fevers. Nancy Shaw has the measles and was a pretty sick little gal Page Seventeen with 105 degree fever. Pat Borcovan has just gotten over a seige of pneumonia, which had her laid up for quite awhile. Vern Bauer couldn't have her Octettes meeting the other night because she had a terrible case of the flu. BQtch, Mike and David Kellogg had the measles. That's the way to do it all at one time. Linda Weigman has the measles and was very ill the first two days. We sure hope that everyone will be well soon. Anyway in time to enjoy the spring weather that is bound to come sometime. v This and That The Dethlefson family spent one and a half weeks in Milwaukee working ' the sport show. This is BoB's business and the whole family enjoyed, joining him in it." j Beth Hayes had a birthday party to celebrate her third birthday and all her little friends joined in the fun. Five year old Kathy Barry's party had Laura and Lynn Kellogg, Steve and Jeanne Lessard. Beth Hayes. Jeff and Da-, vid Harner, Brian Rohrer, Linda and Billy Freckman, Rosemary and Michael Rogers and cupcakes and ice cream and a lot of fun. David Kellogg's first birthday had grandma and grandpa Potter from Pistakee Bay for dinner. In the evening the Lawrence family enjoyed cake with David. Mike McIIale had a group of his playmates in for his third birthday. The Shaws had a delightful time playing pihochle with three other couples in Arlington Heights on Saturday. All the Weigmans (except poor Linda, who was down with the measles) attended the ice show in Chicago on Saturday: The Mathes' had a delightful bridge party with Tammy and Dick Hawkins, Carol and John Hayes, Pat and Lew Kellogg, Nancy and Ray Lessard and Hannah and Bill Harner. At midnight Helen served lasagne and everyone had a great time. . Sandy and John. Stephan of Fox River Grove joined. Lois and Jerry Ryan for pinochle and pizza on Saturday. Rosemary 'Newlon surprised Peggy Garrelts^ for her birthday with a luncheon. Winnie Hansen, Dolores Lawrence, Lois Krebs, Lois McCormack and Winnie's mother-in-law all had a hand in the surprise. Lynn Newlon enjoyed quite a gathering to celebrate her eighth birthddy. Mama Rose- ! mary had a gang for supper consisting of eight year olds favorites -- hamburgers. Coleen Doherty, Linda Worts, Barbara Miller, Mary Uttich, Barbara Cusack and Debbie Miller from school and from the subdivision came Theresa and Margie Birmingham, Gail McCormack. Cathy ALford, Claudette Hoppe. Debbie and David Garrelts and Susie and Kathy Newlon. Cake and ice cream came later. Vote REPUBLICAN at the PRIMARIES TUESDAY APRIL 12th Your Vote Appreciated A. B. McConnell John Manning X Candidates for Re-Election FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE X SO Years Experience SALES & SERVICE Courteous Service at all times by Walter Hojnacki and Allan McKim COLOR TV REPAIR ALL MAKES TV -- Radio -- Phono -- Hi-Fi • 90-Day Warranty on all parts that we install • Antenna Installations and Repairs • Public Address Systems Rentals In Closing Don't forget to remember to attend the Eastwood Manor Property Owners association tomorrow night at the barn at 9 p.m. There will be some very important facts brought out and we would like everyone's opinion and suggestions. Next week a report on the Women's club meeting. Bye now. See you at the barn tomorrow at 9 p.m. Registration Parents are reminded of the registration for. kindergarten and first grade, which takes place on April 22 for McHenry public school pupils Details appeared in the March 31 issue and again this week. "They can't roe, I declared everything" Medical bills, and prescriptions are deductible items on income tax. The government shows this concern for the health of its citizens. Get prompt medication to avoid the cost and discomfort of prolonged illness. VOTE FOR JESSE E. ARMSTRONG FOR ATE REPRESENTATIVE 32nd DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY APRIL 12. 1960 # Graduate Illinois State Normal University # Twenty years teaching # Fourteen years in Scouting as a Volunteer Leader # Fifteen years with Speed Queen and McGraw-Edison Company # Secretary McHenry County Baseball League for twelve years # Resident of McHenry County for thirty-four years # Elected as Trustee of the Village of Algonquin in 1953 # President of the Village of Algonquin since 1957, and as such sponsored Master Plan for Algonquin # Served as Chairman of the McHenry County Democratic Central Committee /# Served as Chairman of Church Council for ten years # Past President of Lions Club 3 VQTE TUES., APRIL 12, 1960 POLITICAL ADVEKTIS k T Radio - TV - Hi-Fi 128 N. Riverside Dr. Phone EV 5-0979 % Liberal Trade-in Allowance * * t o* §1 T Hi" t ^ t r a Man is Never a Stranger! Ever see this gentleman before? 0 We would guess that you haven't. And yet, we'll wager that you sense something familiar about him as you watch him step confidently from the driver's seat. For the truth is--no man is ever wholly a stranger to those who behold him in the distinguished company of a new Cadillac motor car. Dignified, impressive and substantial--it proclaims him a man of achievement who is very likely known and respected in his world of affairs. Beautiful, tasteful and elegant--it announces him as a person of judgment who selects his possessions with exceptional care and taste. Soundly built, economical and dependable--it indicates his personal wisdom and his cor with the important practical values. To be sure, the honor which a Cadillac does its owner is the result of the honor which owners themselves have conferred on the car. For those who choose Cadillac share these qualifies to such a degree that they are expected of whomever sits at its wheel. This unique reward comes, of course, in addition to Cadillac's merits as a motor car--its brilliant performance and ride ... its remarkable quietness in operation . . . and its miraculous comfort and ease of handling. We suggest you visit your Cadillac dealer very soon. He'll see to it that you're no longer a stranger to the 1960 " car of cars". Why not make an appointment today? V I S I T YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER OVERTON CADILLAC-PONTIAC CO. 400 FRONT ST. PHONE EVERGREEN 5-6000 McHENRY, ILL.