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Sixteen PLAINDEALER Thursday, September-1. l^fyO Sunnyside Estates Urge Residents To Register Now Polly Stevens EV 5-1256 1.- T? you are not registered so . _ you can vote in the presidential election in November the .- time to do it is NOW. It is - our "duty and our privilege as good citizens, to vote for the . man of our choice. To be correctly registered a . person must have been a resident of Illinois for one year, witWin the county 90 days and within the precinct 30 days preceding the date of election. Dolores Han&lhan is a duly ap- -pointed deputy registrar and anyone in the county may register at her home at 316 Grandvicw drive. Her telephone number is EV. 5-3427. * Meeting To-ntght The, monthly meeting of the Sunmyfride Estates Homeowners associat inn will,be held tonight. Thursday, at the Johnsburg public school at 8 p.m. See you there? Don't Forget ' Keep Saturday. Sept. 3. in jnind. That is the night of the Johnsburg Rescue Sqirad dance and as in previous years I know that we will have a wonderful evenwrg of fun and dancing. Ring the date on your calendar now. Bake Sale The St. John's Blessed Virgin sodality will hold „a bake sale. Sunday. Sept. 4, after each Mass beginning at 7 p.m. Any cake donations will be greatly appreciated. There is always ft gabfest whet* old friends get together. Birthday Party A birthday party was held Monday, Aug. 22 for 3 year old David Ntoah. Th6 party was held ha the yard to Accommodate the twenty jtoungsters. TOiere were lots of nice present* for young David and Mother LaWerne dished out lots of itje cream and cake. The only trouble was that the wind blew so hard the candles couWnt be lit so there were candle lighting ceremonies the resit of the week to appease David. Satellite About 9«0 p.TTi. Wednesday. Aug. 24, your reporter and husband, Jim, had quite a thrill as we stood on the patio and watdied Satellite Echo 1 on its circle around the earth. It was clearly visible as it travelled toward the northeast. Home Again Clilffor and Andy Sfcbby have just returned from Esthervil'Ie, Iowa where they visited their son and family. Lloyd and Naomi, and their three children. Eastwood Manor IDENTIFY MAN WHO RESCUED BOY SWIMMER Dee Penick - EV. 5-5527 Another Reminder Don't forge* the Boy Scmits' bake sale Satunfay. Sept. 3, at the Jensen home. 110 Grandview drive. The hours are frt>m 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Help the Scouts "ffll their till." Wisconsin Visitors Recent weekend visitors at the Dakowske home were Betty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil C.olke and sister and family. Donna and Larry Rosenthal and son, Robbie, of Stevens Point, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Golke extended their visit to a week much ito the delight of Betty. Birthdays Happy birthday today. Thursday, to Js*m Hammershoy • and to Mre. BrAma Olson. to five y«ar oW Terri Rad'fke and Kenneth Bute on Sept. 2. to Rosemary Felicetti on Sept. 3. to. Dennie Banker on Sefrt. 5. to Haren Rau. Kareit Wepner «nd David Zeieer on Sept. 7 Many happy returns of the day to aH of you. aI wish to apoligize to my employer for being such a poor reporter and not informing them that it was Jim, my husband, who swam out and brought the 14 year old boy to shallow water at the time of the tragic event ort Aug. 21. We were too much shook up with the event to even think of it in terms of a news item. While Jim is thankful to iiave been able to save the life of the boy, it is an experience that we hope will not need to be repeataed. Bulletin Board Our bulletin board sectioti is quite hefty this week. First off, the picnic is Sept. 11 -- and right now those in charge could use a bit of help, with the arrangements. Lois McCormick is handling7 food arrangements and three fellows, A1 Bianchi, Len Hansen 3nd Tom Simpson, are^in charge of the refreshments and games. Call any one of them to offer your assistance where you feel you could be of the most help. Sick List We are happy to see Gladys Kayler around again after her recent hospitalization. We missed her while she Was ill and convalescing at her sister's home, -fler sister, Dorothy Reed, of Addison kept Glady's four children and presented them with a bunny to bring home. The buntiy is the hit of all the kids in the neighborhood. » Judy Walczynski is recovering from her bout with a summer virus. She was a mighty sick little girl for a while. Visitors Johnnie Triner spent the week with Ray Kropf recently and enjoyed our good country living aind Millie's cooking. Johnnie's and Ray's mothers were girlhood chums. Kay and Burt Reece of Elgin came for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro recently. Anniversaries ta and Karl TUu on their Congnatulat?ons to Henrietnineteenth anniversary on Sept. 5. Sept. 6 calls for a double celebration on Mayfajir drive. It is Jure and Chet Banker's anniversary as well as June's parents, Bessie and Bill Schwieger. Congratulations all! URGE DRIVERS TO USE CARE AS SCHOOL More than two million elementary and high school pupils will return .tb the public and private schools of Illinois during the next two weeks. George T. Wilkins, superintendent of public instruction, urges all drivers df automobiles, trucks and biases to be alert during this, period for these pupils. Wilkins says that many of these Children will be attending school for the first time. Others may have forgotten the rules of safety, especially the need to stop and took both ways before crossing streets and highways. He called attention to the fact that although approximately 500,000 pupils wfl'l he transported in school buses more than 1,500,- 000 will not be under the same close supervision when travelling to and from school. It is Wilkins' opinion that the number of accidents to, and dearths Of, school children can be materially reduced if parents would insist that their Children fully observe the rules of traffic safety. Very Important Take note -- tomorrow -- is the last chance we will have to nominate our choices of officers for the coming year. To nominate someone just put it in writing, the name of the office, sign it and have the nominee sign it and turn it in to the secretary, Rita Simpson. There is no time to loose. This coming year wil be a very decisive one in the life of the EMPOA so be sure to nominate someone whom you feel has the necessary interest in our community's future, and the willingness to work for it. The date for voting in a library has been scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 17. Tim and Lois McCormack are in charge that day and they will appreciate a few willing hands to assist them. Lilymoor and Kent Acres residents will also vote at our barn that day. If you could find an hour or so to "spell" the McCormacks give them a call at EV. 5-3695. We will all be attending an EMPOA dance at that most exciting time of year, late October, keep that in mind also. John Coughlin and Tim McCormack are in charge of the affair. „ News of Faith Presbyterian ClWrch of McHehfry On Sunday, Sept. 4, Reverend J. O. Mctntyre will deliver a special Labor Day sermon e n t i t l e d " F e l l d w Workmen With God". It will be based on First Corinthians, Chapter 3, verses 1 thru 9. Recuperating Ricky Hansen was rushed to the doctor for a tetanus shot after stepping on two nails at the edge of the marsh, and Jeff Hamer was rushed over to be treated when he wis stung twice by a bumble bee. This playing is risky business! Local Doln's Tam Hawkins was honored with a baby shower given by Helen Mathes and attended by many friends and neighbors. The afternoon included games and a beautiful, bootie topped cake prepared with Dottie Messer's artistic style. The Eterhieks enjoyed seeing many relatives ahd old friends during their weekehd visit to the home of Dorothy's grandmother. Mrs. Anna Hufebner, in Columbus, Wiis. ^Bob Lirtdemann'S birthday was celebrated with a b&fbeque in his honor attended by his brother and his family, his two sisters and their families from Highwood as well as the Les Freckman family of EWM. The Matheses enjoyed having Dr. and Mrs. Ogiesby of Richmond, Va., for overnight guests on Tuesday of last week. Dr. Ogiesby was the officiating minister at Dan and Helen's wedding on that fateful day a few years back. The Kuck family celebrated Barbara's tenth birthday by inviting her friend, Linda Bee, of Wisconsin for an overnight stay. While she was here the girls got together with the Betke girls for a celebration. Barbara had enjoyed a nice party in her honor plus a visit from her Grampa and other relatives and friends. The weekend of fun was topped-off with a trip to Chicago whferfe the family visited at the homes of many relatives. The Yonnger Set Little David Harner was a model ior the recent fashion show held at the VFW hall. His mother, Hannah, attended the showing along with Rita Simpson, Helen Mathtfo. '%nd Pat Kellogg, and reports %hat he did a good job of showing a dressy blazer outfit. The All Stars of EWM included John Anderson, Ricky Hansen, John W o od bu ry, Ricky and Dennie Mo6re and Randy Phillippt. The All; $tars> except for A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service AH Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BOTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. McHenry, HI. EVergreen 5-0811 A U C T I O ED. VOGEL & MARTIN FROMM, Auctioneers The Farm having been sold, the undersigned will sell the following at Public Auction, under cover at Sunny Ridge Farm, located on Rt. 12, 4 miles Ea*t of the Rt. 12 & Rt. 31 intersection, in Spring Grove, 111. SATURDAY, SEPT. 3rd. 1960 AT 12:30 P.M. 50 HEAD REG. BROWN SWISS CATTLE 26 Cows, Many Fresh 20 Bred & Open Heifers 4 Heifer Calves Harry C. Herman & Karl A. Rost Owners Breeders of Brown Swiss for past 20 years, herd L calfhood vaccinated, bangs certified, T.B. accredited, NIBCO bred for 15 years. Sale Under Management of NORMAN PL MAONtTSSEN Brown Swiss Sale* MStelMee Lake Mills, Wtec. * Not Responsible for Accidents Rea sons Why To Sea Ui If Yen Need A Waiar Sy*i»m or 1. Only trained personnel in their respective field of -- Drilling Pump Installations Point Changing Service Calls - 2. Largest pump inventory in the county. (Jets, Submersibles and Sumjj PtliripS) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency. 4. We guarantee water in 2^ hours on our system. • 5. A guarantee in writing. r 6. We service all makes Inching Montgomery Wards and" Sears pumps. 7. Our men and machines are completely insured. 8. Pump cutaways on Hand for your r inspection. J' 9. Parts available for all makes. 10. Besides pump installations do both well drilling and drive well points. Easy Monthly Payments ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WOHK OVER 70 POMPS IN STQOt Randy who was vacationing, attended the barbeque given by Mr. Hester after the exciting wind up game on Sunday., Aug. 21. All the All Stars proudly received a pin for their caps in commemoration of the achievement. Dennie Hansen has finished his basic in the Air Force and is now stationed at Keesler AFB. He is looking forward to a career in electronics and plans to pursue the courses offered in Air borne radar and electronics while at Keesler. Have You Met Harold and Mildred Winkler of 128 Manor Lane? The Winklers have two children, Carol, 15 and Craig, 17. They lived in Pittsburg before moving to Illinois in March of this year. Harold is presently employed in Libertyville. Landscaping is one of his favorite pastimes, and he and Mildred share the enjoyment of such activities as swimming and cards with their 'teenagers. We welcome you and hope you will enjoy your new home here. . Birthday Greetings Go out this week to Debbie Pickett on Sept. 1, to Maureen Moore on Sept. 2, to Helen Mathes on Sept. 3, to Mary Charbcnnier on Sept. 4, to Craig Sigman on Sept. 6 and to David Garrelts on Sept. 7. A Happy Anniversary Is wished for the Jack Mc- Intyres on Sept. 3! Note. . . . Those who will be attending St. Patrick's this^year should turn their uniforms to be sold into Irene Adams at 117 First avenue, McHenry, before Sept. 6. The date of the uniform resale is Sept. 6 and 7 at the home of Mrs. Adams. Her number, if you wish further information, is EV. 5-3575. That is the column for this week. Remember the nominations, and the fact that your community needs your help on these various activities. x Skin divers are increasing in numbers very rapidly, it seems, but it is difficult to get an accurate check on exact numbers. Various estimates give from 3 million to 8 million, most of whom are affiliated with one of the 500 odd skin diving clubs. OUA PAMUY tft HEALTHY, HAPPY" SINC8 INC GET PRESCRIPTION* FILLED AT Miusmm DRUGS k •»,. EXPERT, ACCURATE SERVICE THERE! - ' n A , WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Sepal* and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of McC^Itom Lake 1% miles from McHenry on tUfc McCullom-Wottl^Lab&KtL Phone McHenry EV 3-6# or Residence EV 5-071S © LOCAL TRADEMARKS. Ik. 4-H News " Busy Three Club We completed our project books with the help of our leader, Mr. Condon. Bob Schmitt and Keith Weingart gave project talks on Holsteins- add Don Osterby gave a talk on "Preparing Steers FYw Show". Tom King gave a health talk on 'Teeth". After the meeting, refreshments were served. VA AID A Veterans Administration representative from the Rockfond VA office will be on duty at Woodstock Tuesday, Sept. 6, to inform and assist veterans, their dependents, and the general public regarding all benefit programs of the ^A. Their representative" will b<s on dirty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the U. S. post office building, second floor, in Woodstock. SALES 8e SERVICE Courteous Service at all times by Walter Hojnacki and Allah McKim /SO. tears Experience Repair All Makes TV -- Radio -- Phono -- HI-FI G£. - Admiral - Dumoni Philco - Motorola - Muntz Syivania - Magnavox - Silverione • 90-Day Warranty on all parts that we Install • Antenna Installations and Repair* U • Public Address Systems Rentals • FREE Tube Testing Service H.CJL Zenith F-M Radio - TV . Hi-Fi 128 N. 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