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Page Thirteen Eastwood Manor r EMPOA Meets At Barn Oct. 21 ir Derf PenicK - EV. 5-5527 -'%he results of the EMPOA survey will be reported and discussed at the meeting this week. We hope you will come to hear the report and to speak up on the matters which most concern you. The meeting will be on Friday, Oct. 21, at 9 p.m. in the , big "barn. Coffee and doughnuts are served without cost at the meetings. m • ^ N»w Organization A new women's group has been formed and all women of the subdivision are invited to attend the first meeting. It •will be held on Thursday, Nov. 10, in Pat Kellogg's basement at -113 Manor. I^ne and will feature a demonstration by a Mc- Henry business man on the subject of how to make lovely it yourself Christmas decorations. Notices will be sent out prior to the meeting. News of Faith Presbyterinn Chuiph of McHenry ' Rev. Jade Mclntyre will deliver a sefrmon entitled "The Universal Gospel" based on Galatians 3: 23-29 on Sunday, Oct. 23. Choir meets on Tuesday, 25, at 8 p.m. The Pastor and several representatives of Faith Church will attend the General Missions workshop which will be held from 3:30 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 26, at the First Presbyterian church of Rockford. Any girl between the ages of 7 through 10 may join. Call Rosemary Newlon for information at EV. 5-2892. Birthday Greetings Go out to Margaret Oik on Oct 20; to Curt Tinsley on Oct. 21; to Theresa Birmingham and Dick Wiegman on Oct. 22; to Norma Gruhn and the Engstrom twins, Janet and Janice on Oct. 23; to Patrick Cary and Mary Ann Oik on Oct. 25; and Beth Saynor on Oct. 26. Many wishes for happiness for each of you on your special day! Anniversary Wishes Are sent out to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gruhn on Friday, Oct. 21, and to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hawkins on Sunday, Oct. 23! J?rownles The Brownie troop being fanned now has six members. There is room for ten more in this unit. <The girls are enrolled on . a first-come-firstserved basis so enroll your daughter now.) When this troop is complete the girls left over will either have to wait until there is an opening when the older members drop out, or wait until there are enough g^jis to start a second troop. Cub Scouts The EWM cub pack thproughly enjoyed their visit to the McHenry fire department last Saturday. They listened to a lecture oil fire prevention and safety and what to do in case of emergencies, but best of all was when they were permitted fo get acquainted with the trucks! They were permitted to examine the equipment to their hearts content for a few minutes and from the; sound of things we're sure ALL of the boys got a chance to ring the bell and sound the siren! After all it isn't every day a guy gets a chance like that! Local Doins' The Birmingham and the McCormack families spent Saturday evening rooting for the Marian Central team. The Simpsons also attended the game and joined in to cheer the boys. w Willie and Jim Bergstrom attended the homecoming festivities at their alma mater, Champaign, and did more than their share of rooting their team to victory, (but to no avail!) Helen Birmingham's mother, Mrs. Margaret Deasy, was visiting with them from Sunday through Wednesday of last week. The McCormacks enjoyed having Lois' mothef; Mrs. Josie Temple, spend a week with them before she left Chicago to spend: the winter in the warmth of Florida. On ,Saturday of last week Lois McCormack, attended the American Legion convention which was held in Aurora. Tripoli The Tripoli club held their meeting at the home of Lois Bianchi on Wednesday of last week. It's a Boy For Jackie and Bob French! Ronald CJark French came to be a part of the French household on Oct. 6, and weighed in at 6 lbs., 15 ozs. Steve, Linda and Anne Marie think he's the 'real doll' they've heard so much about! Recuperating Little Curt Tinsley has been hospitalized with a severe case of hives. We hope that he is recovered by the time this is read. It's bad enough at any other time, but to be down on a fella's birthday! that's too much. Have You Met. . . John and Leah Nitz and their children, Paul, Arthur, Pamela, David and Danny? Tfiey have jiist' recently moved into the Alford home at 132 Manor. John and Leah s^arted married life wJiile they were both in college. (Leah dropped out for a while for the birth of her first child, bat eventually got her diploma !f After graduation they moved" from Laramie, Wyo., to Brush, Colo., where John took his 'PT' training and worked with the inter-' county public health department there. They surprised themselves and their friends-by deciding to take a -job Opening in Panama! They liked it there and stayed for a total of four years. They didn't return until they landed in New York, Sept. 9, of this year. John is a physical therapist. Leah formerly taUght elementary school (until the birth of her fourth child). Now she enjoys spending full - time as a housewife and mother. . They both enjoy good ,;n)U&ie , and • reading for relaxation, and John is an avid sports fan, especially when it comes to football. We certainly hope that you enjoy your new home here in E a s t w o o d M a n o r . , ~ Eo^tydau/ L&u>- T^ueea Cbv (Jowv Ev&ujday Needi " ' 1 1 1 i it ' 3 Famous Jewel Steaks Pictured on this page are the finest, tenderest steaks you can buy. Jewel buyers know good beef, the kind that's bright red, firm, finegrained, well marbled with creamy white fat, and skilled Jewel market men give you more, eating meat for your money by trimming off excess fat and bone bero weighing.: To please your family and your pocketbook, get famous Jewel Porterhouse, Sirloin and Round Steak today! New Reporter Marilyn Salo will be the new reporter for Eastwood Manor. I'm sure she will do a good job of reporting your news, and I hope you will give her your full co-operation. Her number is EV. 5-6015. ? I 1 ; Smith's Alinement Service EI.MFJt SMITH, Prop. "Across from Ball Park in West McIIenry' • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING • WHEEL BEARINGS <> • BRAKES AND SHOCK ABSORBERS • MINOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Phone EV 5-0724 McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS POLLING PLACES FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION, ty ' • '• M-..T.T t -14^ I fll^l TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 8th. I960 RILEY --Riley Town Hall -- Riley Township, I1L MARENGO 1 -- Community Center -- W. Prairie St., H Marengo, 111. MARENGO 2 -- Veterans of Foreign Wan Bldg. -- E. Prairie St., Marengo, HI. ^ MARENGO S -- Kelley Bros. Garage --- N. State St., Marengo, I1L DUNHAM -- Gavin Motors - - 338 Division St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 1 -- City Municipal Bldg. -- N. Division ^ St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 2 -- Masonic Temple -- N. Ayer St., Harvard, HI. CHEMUNG S -- Episcopal Parish House -- E. Sum* ner St., Harvard, DL CHEMUNG 4 -- American Legion Hall -- N. Ayer St., Harvard, HI. CJBEMTJNG 5 -- Jones Packing Co. - - Lawrence, 111. ALDEN -i- Fire Station -- Alden, 111. HARTLAND -- Hartland Twp. Garage -- Hartland, I1L SENECA J-- Frankllnville Town Hall -- Seneca Township, m. CORAL --f Union Town Hall -- Union, DL GRAFTON l -- Village Hall -- Huntley, DL RAFTON 2 -- Lakewood Village Hall •-- Lakewood, Crystal Lake, HL DORR 1 -- Abbott's Garage -- E. Judd St., Woodstock, DL DORR 2 <-- Reichert's Garage -- 417 Clay St* Woodstocky DL DORR S -- Tidy Rug Cleaners -- 200 Washington St., Woodstock, DL ^ V DORR 4 f- Hendrych's Garage -- Woodstock, 111. N. Throop St* DORR 5 •- Court House Annex -- Woodstock, DL DORR 6 -- Butler Bros. Auto Parts -- 206 Dean St* Woodstock, I1L DORR 7 -- U.S. Army Recruiting Offices -- N.E. Corner of the EaSt Jackson St. A S. Jefferson ^ St. Intersection DORR 8 i-- Basement School Dlst. No. 48 -- Ridgefleld, DL GREENWOOD 1 -- Greenwood Town Hall -- Village of Greenwood, I1L GREENWOOD 2 -- Palnes Sport Mop -- Rt. no. 47, Vloodstock, IjL HEBRON --. Five Station -- Hebron, 111. RICHMOND 1 -- Memorial Hall -- Richmond, HI. RICHMOND 2 -- Johonnott's Garage -- Solon Mill*, 111, BURTON -- Town Hall -- Spring Grove, DL .McHENRY 1 -- Holly's Store -- Ringwood, DL McHENRY 2 -- City Hall -- McHenry, DL McHENRY 8 -- Blake's Garage -- McHenry, DL McHENRY 4 -- Rescue Squad Bldg. -- Johnsburg, ID. McHENRY 5 -- Wonder Lake Fire House -- Wonder Lake, DL McHENRY 6 -- VJ.W. Hall -- McHenry, DL McHENRY 7 -- Frennd's Implement Shop -- McHenry, I1L McHENRY 8 -- Rod & Gun Club -- Winder Lake, I1L McHENllir 9 --- Lakemoor Fire House -- Lakemoor, DL NUNDA 1 -- Midwest Auto Service -- Rt. No. 31 A 176, Crystal Lake, DL NUNDA 2 -- Fire Department Bldg. -- Crystal Lake, DL NUNDA 8 -- Odd Fellows Hall -- Crystal Lake, DL NUNDA 4 -- Congregational Church -- Island Lake, DL NUNDA 5 -- Conlon Collins Ford -- Rt. No. I?fc43iystal Lake, DL NUNDA 6 -- Saynor's Grocery A Market -- c/o Fritzsdie Estates, Lilymoor ALGONQUIN 1 -- Village Hall -- Algonquin, DL ALGONQUIN 2 -- Random Realty Office -- 414 Virginia, Crystal Lake, DL ALGONQUIN 8 -- Village Hall -- Cary, DL ; ALGONQUIN 4 -- American Legion Hall -- Fox River Grove, DL ALGONQUIN 5 -- Crystal Lake High School -- Crystal Lake, DL ALGONQUIN 6 -- Fire Department Bldg. -- Algonquin, DL ALGONQUIN 7 -- Recreation Bldg., Lake Shore -- Crystal Lake, DL ^ ALGONQUIN 8 -- Fire Department Bldg. -- Cary, DL ALGONQUIN 9 -- Village Hall -- Fox River Grove, DL ALGONQUIN 10 -- Crystal Lake Central School -- Paddock St., Crystal Lake, DL ALGONQUIN 11 -- Community School Bldg. -- 1812 Crystal Lake Road, Lake in the Hills, Algonquin ALGONQUIN 12 -- Lutheran Church Basement -- First St, Cary, DL ALGONQUIN IS -- Lincoln-Mercury Garage ---<<$25 Virginia, Crystal Lake, HL extra VAUJEtruA U.S. CHOICE StoodStoUi . CHOICE- extra value MARY DUNBAR Apricot 12 oz. Nectar tan JEWEL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE MADE FROM SELECT WHEAT Russo's l lb I Spaghetti p><9 JEWEL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Hormel Ch:iili: is'A oz. can JEWEL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Pole} Dole PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Juice JEWEL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE HEALTHFUL, GOLDEN-RIPE Bananas U.S. #1 GENUINE IDAHO RUSSET Potatoes TOr69c AUNT MID'S FRESH, BUTTERNUT Cut Squash X19 $00dSt0t£4 PRICES INTHIS AD EFFECTIVE THROUGH OCT.* 22 J£^el tea CO., ^ Eu&ujday Lew- T^UceA CM, (JouAs Eu&ujc&uj Needt