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Page Fourteen A "fliursday, October 13, 19&fi Eastwood Manor FUND RAISING DANCE SCHEDULED FOR NOVEMBER free PenicK - EV. 5-5527 JThe association has scheduled a fund (and fun) raising dance for sometime in November. We'll let you know the date and place as soon as all the facts are available. It will be open to the public so make a date with your friends for the evening. News of Faith Presbyterian Church of McHenry The sermon on Sunday, Oct. 16, will be entitled "Treasure in Earthen Vessels", and will be based on Second Corinthians, Chapter 4, verses 1 through 15. On the afternoon of the sixteenth, at 2 o'clock the Presbytery of Freeport will hold the "senior high fall rally which will be attended by Pastor Mc- Intyre and the seniors from Faith. THe rally will be held at t h e Third Presbyterian church in Rockford. Choir practice will be held at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 18. The meeting of Session which was postponed from Oct. 12 will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. It's a Girl! . . , For Donna and Coots Rohrer! Sandra Lynn put in an appearance in the early afternoon of Sept. 30 at a whopping 9 lbs., IVz ozs! (She still looks pretty small to her two proud brothers though!) She was born in Woodstock Memorial hospital. Recuperating:. . . . One of the newer members of EWM, Jacklyn Glauser who is introduced later in the column, has recently undergone surgery. That on top of the job of moving and looking after four small children is quite a trick! We hope you'll soon be feeling tops, Jackie! Richard Hawkins is 'feelin mighty low' these days too. He was in an accident in Park Ridge recently and suffered injuries requiring oral surgery. Hope you're well by now, Richard. Locpl Doin's Jean Mersch held a party for Lexry on Saturday of last week. The little ones who came to help him celebrate were Billy Freckman, Brenda and Debra Ryan, Greg Fultz, Mike Penick, Nancy and Bobby Lindemann and his brothers, Keviifand TomrrrjT" On Sunday many of his relatives came to wish him well. His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Timmons, and Mr. and Mrs. N. Mersh, his great aunts, Mrs. A. Diggins and Mrs. A. Fitzgerald, his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Lorenzi and his cousin, Mary Lynn, all enjoyed dinner and the day with Jean, Matt and the boys. Olive and Fred Mueller went to Milwaukee on Sunday, Oct. 9, to attend the baptism of their grandchild, Joseph Richard, Lehmann. The Muellers' daughter, Harriet, is the proud mother. The Stephenson family enjoyed a ten day visit paid them by Kay's mother, Mrs. De- Vinny, of Wilmette. Pat Kellogg and Carol Hayes have returned from a long weekend in Washington, D. C. where they were visiting with their aunt and . her husband, Mr. and'-'Mrs. Don Woolf, who are with the State Department Foreign Service. They and their 'teen age daughters had just returned from Singapore after a four year stay. Pat and Carol enjoyed visiting with the Woolfs and seeing all the places of interest in and around Washington, including lovely Mt. Vernon, home of our first president. They went by regular flight and returned by jet, in less than two hours! Jim Penick was in Boston for business last week. His plane landed only three hours after t h e t r a g i c a c c i d e n t t h e r e which took sixty-one lives, and he returned on the same type of craft which had crashed. I was, quite relieved that I hadn't read cf the accident before he returned home safe and sound! Jack and Amolee Mclntyre attended the Rotary dinner which was held at the Pistakee Yatch club. They enjoyed the delicious fare and also the square dancing which was called by Ernie Useman. Jeanne McHale was surprised to find a party going full swing in her honor and in her own basement on the evening of Saturday, Sept. 27! Joining in the fun and wishing Jeanne a most happy birthday' were Bonnie and Gerry Biederer, George and Lee Landin, Joyce and Swede Engstrom, Georgia and Jim Wilson, Ron and Arlene Tinsley, Andree and Bill Butler, Florence and Bob Tucker, Ray and Marilyn Salo, Pat and El Borcovan and her ever lovin', Milt! Doris and Otto Shaw enjoyed having their friends, Ann and Bill Egan, over for the evening on Saturday, Oct. 1. On Sunday they went into Chicago to pay a visit to Doris' folks, the Howard Tarnows. Otto escorted Doris" to the buffet dinner-dance given by his company in Chicago on Thursday evening of last week. Davey Patryas invited a group of friends from school over for the occasion of his eleventh birthday. The boys enjoyed the party and the supper prepared by Charlotte. Bridge club met at the home of Helen Mathes on Wednesday of last week. Peg Anderson was the winner of the number one prize, Mary Hadley took travelling and Rita Simpson received the booby award. * Belated Greetings We want to wish the Frank Quals our best on the occasion of their anniversary which was Sept. 25. Sorry we were late but the wish is every bit as strong! Happy Birthday Wishes This week will find Pat Cisewski, John Anderson and Helen Hoppe celebrating on Oct. 14, John Barry on Oct. 15, Aimee Saynor on Oct. 16, Susan Anderson on Oct. 17, Marie Dalton on Oct. 18, and Joyce Engstrom and Nancy Olson on Oct. 19. A great day is wished for each of you! Sympathy Our sympathy to the Jerry ityan family during their g^ef over the death of Jerry's grandmother, Mrs. Rose Ryan Brisbois. Lois and Jerry attended the burial which was held in Chicago on Wednesday. Mrs. Brisbois had resided in Walkerton, Ind. and was 72 years of age at her death on Oct. 3. Have You Met? . . . Paul and Jacklyn Glauser of 143 Mill Lane? They are residing in the house formerly occupied by the Glen Whites who have moved to Island Lake. Paul is a sheet metal mechanic and is employed in Skokie. They have four children, Gordon, 5, Paul Michael, 4, Linda Sue, 3, and Craig Alan who is 1. What liesure time they have they like to spend watching TV, and Jackie also enjoys raising house plants. We welcome you to Eastwood Manor. < Reminder The EMPOA meeting will be Oct. 2i, that's next Friday. Try to come. Eliminate Home Fire Hazards National Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 9 to 15, is a good time to start a year-round program of fire prevention for your home. According to O. L. Hogsett, Univefsity of Illinois extension safety specialist, this program will be most effective if you set up practices that you and all family members can regularly follow. Here are some suggestions: Keep attics, lofts, cellars and other storage areas clear of trash and accessible for fighting fires. Store oily and paint-covered rags in covered metal containers, and discard them when they have served their purpose. Make a regular check of the heating equipment, chimneys, flues and wiring systems of your house and nearby buildings. See that defects are repaired immediately before they can start fires. Remove grass, weeds and dry vegetation from around buildings and along fence rows. Within city limits, follow local regulations for burning trash. If you live in a rural area, burn trash regularly in small quantities in a safe place. If possible, use a metai receptacle specially designed as an incinerator. JK^ep alert to the dangers of if** BWlig Sf'ffrfriartil the last coal is blackened. "Silage of Sunnysida p Give Rules Foe Street Parking Irnta Gunther - EV. £-8484 I know many of you will think this is early to remind you about parking your cars when it snows but I have been asked to explain to you that no cars may be parked on the streets starting Nov. 1, from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. snow or no snow. Those cars founid parked on the streets will be ticketed. Help To Cast An Informed Votte I hope all of you are registered so that you may all vote in a very important election in November. To help you to be informed when you vote you may attend a public meeting Oct. 24, at the McHenry high school auditorium. This meeting is sponsored by "The League of Women Voters" and you will hear both sides of the two controversial bond issues to be voted on Nov. 8. Everyone is invited to attend Birthday Greetings To Johnnie Metzger and to Carol Lima. Anniversary Greetings Five of them to Alfred and Irene May. Home Bureau Bazaar The combined Home Bureau units are having a bazaar on Oct. 21 starting at 9 a.m. until .. . it will be held at the Home Bureau dining hall at the Woodstock fairgrounds. There wiill be many homemade goodies and articles for you to choose from and you can get some of your Christmas Shopping done early. Get-Weil Wishes Wally Bogal is still a pretty sick man and we all wish him a speedy recovery because we all miss him. ED'S RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers • \'M EVergreen 5-4123 SUNNY RIDGE FARM AUCTION EDVOGEL -- Auctioneers -- WM. RUSSEL Hie farm being sold, the undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the farm known as Sunny Ridge Farm on U.S. Rt. No. 12 South City limits of Spring Grove, Illinois or 4 miles East of 111. Rt. 31 and U.S. Route 12 or 3% miles Northwest of Fox Lake, HI. on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1960 Sale To Start at 12:80 P.M. Sharp S ANGUS CATTLE -- 1 Heifer and 2 Slteers. MILKING EQUIPMENT --- 3 Surge Milking Machines; Double Wash Tank; Gas Hot Water & Room Heater; Stainless Steel Strainer; 210-gal. Groen Bulk Milk Cooler; Milk House Ventilating Fan. FEED -- 50 Ton Alfalfa & Brome Hay. CHICKENS & EQUIPMENT -- Approximately 600 Laying Hens; Chicken Feeders and Waterers; Nests and Portable Roosts; 3 Gas Brooders; Auto. Poultry-Lite Switch; Egg Washer & Baskets; Poultry House Fan. MACHINERY -- 2 TRACTORS: A.C. - W.D. Tractor with P.T.O. and quick hitch; A.C. - W.D. Tractor with cultivator; A.C. 3-bottom Plow, 14" pickup; 10* A.C. rear-mounted disc; Schultz P.T.O. Manure Spreader; 10* 2-sectional metal Drag; A.C. all-crop Drill; Fertilizer attachment; AJC. rear-mounted 2-row Corn Planter; A.C. No. 7 Power Mower; A.C. Sidedelivery Rake with P.T.O. on rubber; A.C. spring-tooth Harrow; 28' Mayrath Bale Elevator with motor; A.C. "60" all-crop Combine; 2 rubber-tired Hay Wagons; 5 h.p. Briggs-Stratton Motor; Leach Silo Unloader. EQUIPMENT -- 2 stock tanks; Barn fan; 40* Board Fence; Sections; Grinding Stone; Extension Ladder; Wheel Barrows; Silage Cart; 2-16' Gates; 10" Bench Saws; Blasting Generator. HOG EQUIPMENT -- 4 Pig Shelters with extension roofs; 3 - 2-pen Farrowing Houses; Boar House; 4 Hog Feeders- Tox-O-Wick Hog Oiler; New creep feeders, waterers, heat lamps and reflectors; 8 metal Farro-crates, new Hog loader, etc. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & ANTIQUES -- Antique love seat and 2 matching chairs; 2 drop-leaf tables; Walnut Dining Room Table; 9 Blk. Hitchcock-Type Antique Chairs; 3 Rockers; Hall Bench; 3 Kitchen Cabinets; Large Desk; Filing Cabinet; Antique Captain's Chair; 3 large Antique Wardrobes; Twin beds; 4 dressers; 2 Antique Wash Stands; Portable Shower Stall; 19 cu. ft. Refrigerator; 121 cu. ft. Freezer; Kenmore Auto. Washer with suds-saver; Kenmore Auto. Dryer and other household articles. S Stale Bank of Richmoml, Clerking TERMS: Usual Bank Terms. Make arrangements with clerk for credit before purchases an nude, KARL A* ROST & HARRY C. HERMAN!* Owners 4 Not Responsible Fo* PRICES SLASHED fire$lon« WINTER) TIRES coming SHERRY EVANS H. STINESPRING KAREN BUSH Reigrting royalty at the 1960 homecomin g at M.C.H.S. last Friday evening were: these attractive young people, all seniors in the higjh school. Sherry Evans and H. Stjnespring were crowned homecoming queen and king during the dance which followed the game. Karen Bush was proclaimed band queen between halves of the varsity game. HOSPITAL ACCREDITATION Gov. William G. Stratton has announced full accreditation of Illinois State Psychiatric Institute by the Joint Commission ort Accreditation of Hospitals. The institute is the newest mental institution operated by the state Department of Public Welfare. It is the third fully accredited state hospital in Illinois. Galesburg State Research hospital, accredited In 1955, re-accredited in 1958, was the first hospital in the Midwest to receive such approval. Peoria State hospital was accredited in 1959. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST AF136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS DOURS: DAILY 9 TO 13 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 * Kennedy Backer* Speaks To County Democrtota ^ Dan Walker and Alt .Blond,'! representatives of the fcerner.f§ and Kennedy headquavters^v spoke Tuesday night) • <at meeting of the McHeniy court- j ty Democratic Central Com J mittee, presided over iiam Giblin, Democratig^»unty - chairman. .> The fifty committeemen present heard a report r.on the Democratic picnic held5 Sept. 11 at the Fox River Picnic Qrove, at which Robert Kennedy, brother of the presidential candidate, spoke to an enthusiastic crowd of over 3,50 people. tAAY'S WEIGHT It IMPORTANT.1 SO lUST AH ACCURATE 6>ABV- SCALE PROM M/USTREAM DRUGS COSTS SO LITTLE,TOO! m| © LOCAL TRADEMARKS, Gtmanteed to- go- ^Uvuu, Tea. Mad^~ <n •Snow SAVE! 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