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Thursday, September 15, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Fifteen ^ Sunnyside Estates HOLD "WELCOME - BACK" BANQUET AT MOUNT HOPE Polly Steven* EV 3-12S6 We are happy to, welcome 4Q O, Banker from his summer duty at Ft. Riley. He is the counselor for the Youth Fellowship which meets at 6 or 7 p.m., according to the program. On Sept. 11 the program began with a "welcome back" banquet for all those who have been away for the summer. Rev. Robert Stine is the pastoral advisor for this group. Mrs. Floyd Johnson of the ®ucation committee is urging all pupils to get hack into Sunday School which meets every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the community center of Pistakee "Highlands. Rally Day will be Sept. 25 and will be emphasized with a special program arid personal invitations. The Mount Hope Methodist church is the nearest Protestent church for this subdivi- Sron. Its pastor is anxious to be of help to all. Call him at JU. 7-0250. Hit.. With Acorn Little Mitchell Siepman, not quite 5 years old, recently spent five days in McHenry hospital as the result of being hit in the eye with an acorn. He is still going to the eye »cialist for treatments and doctor isn't sure yet if his sight will be impaired. Only time will tell. Parents, please caution your children against throwing things. It is too late after someone is injured -- the damage is done. Dedication The dedication of the new wing of the Johnsburg public school will be held jointly with aPP.T.A. meeting Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. Following a short business meeting, there will be open house, a short program and refreshments. School Shelter Have you noticed the appearance of the school shelter? Harold Palmer, Jack Kelso, Dick Janicki and Steve Major, Jr.,. contributed greatly to ®ke it possible. Parents are asked to impress on their children that the shelter is placed there for their safety and convenience and wilful destruction by the children will < be charged to their parents. Let's keep it neat and clean, shall we? Wisconsin Visitors Leatrice and Eugene Stannic had as Labor Day weekend guests her sister and husband, Patricia and Eugene Jansen, of Manitowoc, Wis. Must have been confusing with two Eugenes, huh? A Florida Visitor Labor Day weekend was a happy time for Alice and Ray Bieschke. Alice's brother, Gordon Dietrich, of Lantana, Fla., came for a visit, the first gettogether for the family in three years: While here, Gordon was godfather for two nephews, Alice, a godmother for one nephew while her sister, Dorothy Ungaro, sponsored the other. The Bieschkes were also hosts recently to Sandy Ehrenfterg for a week. Sandy is the godmother of their daughter, Tammy. Around They Went The Kennebecks have just returned from a "circle" vacation. Carol and Bud were accompanied by her brother and his wife, Marilyn and Bob Gamperl. They circled three of the Great Lakes, Superior; Huron and Michigan, and spent a few days at Mackinac Island, Mich. Carol has always wanted to visit Sheboygan so that ambition was realized as well as no housework, no cooking and Grandma and Grandpa G a m p e r l b a b y - s i t t i n g w i t h Karen and Alan. The Kennebecks and Gamperls agree thatit was a wonderful trip. lt, Visitors The Banker and Schweiger household recently had as guests, June's sister and husband, Chrystal and Edward Stach, and tljeir son, and Chet's brother, Virgil, his wife, Jessie, and their three children. Oops! Sorry Department We are sorry we did not have the dates of a birthday and anniversary recently. A belated but happy birthday to Frank Gore on Sept. 3, and congratulations to Donna and Ray Jensen on their second anniversary Sept. 7. If any of you have been misled on your' special day please call me and give me the date. We like to remember everyone. Christening Connie Marie Hanahan, tiny daughter of Delores and Tom, was christened Sunday, Sept. 4, at St. John's church in Johnsburg. The new baby's godparents are Katherine and Legs Bute. Later in the day, a buffet dinner for their friends was served at the , Hanahan home to celebrate the happy event. Reunion A family reunion was held recently at the home of Alice and Dick Janicki. There was. Alice's mother, Mrs. Huldah Krans, her sisters, Laura and Arlene Krans, and the Bernard Girard family, all of Chicago, and the Alfred Krans family from Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Lots of talking! Lots of cooking! Lots of dishes! and lots or fun! Colorado Visitors Lois and Bob McDonald are happy to have Bob's brother, Vic, his wife, Annabelle, and their two children, Carla and V. H., with them for a visit. Vic, Annabelle and the kids came a long way -- they .^rg from Greeley, Colo. Lois and Bob wound up their vacation recently with a visit to friends in Rockford. Register Now! Have you registered yet? Remember, if you don't register by Oct. 10 you cannot vote in November. If you don't vote, don't gripe about the way the country is run -- it is your fault. See Delores Hanahan at 316 Grandview drive and register now. Late Delivery Since our newsboy, Randy Kobus, has started back to school and does not get home -A is one In which you con place full confidence for unexcelled service and dependability. That's why so many folks trust us with their prescriptions... because past performance upholds that trust. BOLGER'S Ph. EV 5-4500 ../smell houu f A •' \on/y c/ofhes so we// so f/tHe f ' » ,i NOW Featuring.. . Attractive values in Hamilton ... Norge ... Philco-Bendix and RCA Whirlpool models. Easy Terms (30-Day Trial On Combination Washer/Dryer) PLAN TODAY TO ENJOY A GAS DRYER. VISIT YOUR DEALER OR OUR NEARBY STORE. PRP^PJj^ each afternoon until 4:30, we will be a little later than usual getting our Plaindealer. Please be patient. Birthdays Happy birthday Sept. 16 to 5-year-old Gail McDonald; to Helen Kobus and Eugene Stamsta on Sept. 17; to Helen Wegner Sept. 18; to Frances Olsen Sept. 20; to Jeanne Matus2ak and to Paul Berg Sept. 21. Many happy returns of the day to you all. Anniversaries Florence and Elmer Wehrmann celebrate forty years of wedded bliss Sept. 18. It is seven years of marriage for Marilyn and Joe Current on Sept. 19. Congratulations and best wishes. COMMENDED FOR SAFETY Gov. William G. Stratton has forwarded safety commendations to mayors of 74 Illinois cities reporting no traffic fatalities in their communities during 1959. Gov. Stratton said that "much credit goes to all municipalities in Illinois for outstanding safety performances, and especially to those cities with no traffic deaths last year. Safety accomplishment such as this helped Illinois to achieve another year of traffic death reduction for the fourth year in a row." Village of Sunnyside OPEN HOUSE AT DEDICATION OF SCHOOL ADDITION Irma Gunther - Reporter EV. 5-5484 On Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 8 p.m. everyone is invited to the dedication of the addition to the Johnsburg public school. Open house and refreshments follow after a brief business meeting. Cheerful Greetings wanted As most of you know by this time John Valeski is a very sick man and he sure could use softie cheerful words so how about sending him a get-well card. Send the cards to John V a l e s k i , L u t h e r a n G e n e r a l Hospital, 1775 Dempster St., Park Ridge, 3, 6th. floor. the pleasure of entertaining cousins of Cas who were here from Canada. Back to School Our son, Fred, left Sunday to go back to the Seminary and going jhere this year also will be, John Colomar. Best of luck to both of them. Birthday- Greetings • To our son, Charles. . Pistakee Terrace On Sept. 15 the women of the Terrace will have their m o n t h l y m e e t i n g . F u t u r e neighbors of the Mondls, Helen and Chris Grom, have finally gotten their sea wall built-- and are now working on their boat house. Even though the Groms do not have a home built on their lot they are paying dues to the Terrace association and are 100 per cent for whatever will be done. Vern and Millie Mondl entertained Millie's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boston and children, from St. Louis over the holiday weekend. Congratulations to Don and Barb Zamastil on their fourth wedding anniversary. Birthday greetings to little D e b b i e C i s e w s k i w h o w a s three years old. Leo and Joyce Toepper are being congratulated upon the birth of a son, Loren Keith. Bernice Froehlig celebrated her birthday with her mother Holiday Visitors The Cammarata house was busy for the holiday weekend. On Saturday their daughter, Mary, came with her husband and son also daughter, Judy Cammarata. Sunday another daughter, Catherine, her husband and two children, came to visit. 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