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Page Twenty THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October 20, Sunnyside Estates IAMES FARLEY TO COMPETE FOR MASMION HONOR Polly Stevens EV M2S6 Marge and Jim Farley are mighty proud of their son, Jim, Jr., and for good reason. He is cne of two boys of St. John's school chosen to take exams for a scholarship to Marmion military academy in Aurora. The other lad is Mike Conway of Pistakee Highlands. Good luck, boys. dins and reception of Bob's cousin, Carol Schutz, when she married Frank Seiser, Jr., in Chicago recently. It was very exciting for the children as it was their first attendance at a wedding. Boy Scouts Sunnyside Estates Troop 144 went to the Belvidere Fall camporee Oct. 8 and 9. Those attending were, Dennis Ranker, Pat DcFrancisco, Jim Farley. John Fiedler, Jim Herman, Bernard Janitki, Paul McDona l d , , Cory P a t t e r s o n , Tom Stamper* Bill Thomas, Donald .Voight,.' Johnny Rau, Gary Wioss and Scoutmaster Ray. Jensen. Mrs. Banker and Mr. and Mrs. Stamper helped transport the, boys to and from the camporee. Bon Voyage Christine and' Don Fail arid Charlotte and Dale Maule held a surprise bon voyage at the Fail home, Friday evening, Oct. 7, for Emma and Gunnar Johansen before their trip to Sweden. It was a delightful surprise for the Johansens and enjoyed by five other couples. A delicious buffet supper was served as was a huge farewell cake. Sick List We are glad to report that Mrs. Marcella Miller's busted bones are healing nicely. She broke her arm and fractured her ankle in a fall in her home. According to Marcella, "she's a tough old bird" and I might add -- one of the nicest, "youngest" people in Sunnyside Estates. The "flu bug" visited Oak drive last week. First he stopped and paid June Voight a call, then on to visit LaVerne Noah. They "wuz mighty ailin" for a few days. Burt Reece called to report that his wife, Kay, is feeling much better. We phoned her Wednesday, Oct. 10, and she sounded very cheerful. and expected to leave the hospital the following Sunday. Convention Tom Hanahan, the democratic precinct captain for Mc- Henry Township Precinct No. 4, attended the state federation of labor convention in Springfield during the week of Oct. 10. Incidently, if you won't be around Nov, 8, Tom will be very glad to help you get your absentee ballot. McHenry Shores NOMINATIONS FOR SHORES CLUB OFFICERS SOUGHT By Clare Mueller EV. 5-0553 Vote We ^ople who were fortunate enough to be born in the United States sometimes take our heritage for granted. We don't exercise our privilege of voting for we are too busy doing something not nearly so important. God grant that we always have that privilege. Consider the Johansens -- they are both naturalized citizens, and with all the preparation of a 2 month trip to Europe they took the time to apply for absentee ballots to be cast in the Nov. 8 election. They are good Americans and proud of their adopted country. Are you a good American? Are you going to vote? Belated May we wish a belated happy birthday to one year old Ted Voight, Jr., on Oct. 9. Birthdays Happy birthday to Lillian Kelso on Oct. 21, to Dolores Bierchen and Mary Davis on Oct. 25, and to Mary Eileen Anderson and Patti Frisby on Oct. 26. Many happy returns of the day to all. A Wedding Betty and Bob Lakowske and their children, Mary Jane and Johnny, attended the wed- & Our Radio System Gets Fast Results The two-way radio in our Radio Dispatched Cab enables us to contact it immediately and sent it to your door promptly. McHenry Cab Ph. EVergreen 5-0723 3 Anniversaries A happy seventh for Carol and Bob Lasnek on Oct. 23, and a happy number nine for Helen and Keith Wegner on Oct. 25. Congratulations to both nice couples. 1956 was the first year that U. S. industries produced over billion metal tubes, mostly for toothpaste ceuticals. and pharma- EVER NOTICE?? Most of the world's really ugly spots are man-made?? RAINBOW TRUCK (N FRONT OP YOUR HOME TELLS YOUR NEIGHBORS.*** • •• Yoa viet tbt beat for yov hidii PHONE EVaspwa 54)927 rw rHM|l 99fM9 TwBovBr MjW tttvncir The nominating committee of the McHenry Shores club is now active in obtaining the consent of various individuals to run for an office in the club's forthcoming December election. Bear in mind that members iri good standing, with their consent, who have lived in McHenry Shores for at least a year, are eligible to hold office if duly elected. If in the event you are not given the opportunity to be listed on the slate presented by the committee and can sel*ve your community to advantage, let your wishes be known to other members who in turn can present your name at the regular meeting in November. All of lis would appreciate a selection of candidates for each office. Think it over, talk, it over,; present your /candidates from the floor at the next meeting and may the most cap^ able nominees win your vote in December. party, Saturday, Oct 22, after they bring you home from the PTA carnival at the junior high school. They should have a little fun too. It's Blue Booties At the Jack Schmitts, Elsie gave birth to a little son, John Patrick, who was 21 inches tall and weighed in at 9 pounds 5% ozs. John was born at 11 p.m. Oct. 10 in the Woodstock Memorial hospital. Paulie and Caryn could hardly wait to see mom again with their new baby brother. Hey Kids Saturday afternoon, Oct. 29, is the time set for your Halloween party down at the beach. Hope all of you have talked it over with mom about what you are going to wear to surprise the other children. All the children of the subdivision are/ expected to be there and if it happens to rain Saturday, the party will be held the next day, Sunday. I've heard tell that soon as it will be dark enough, all you ghosts, goblins, witches, cowboys and hobos are going to enjoy some movies while you munch those juicy hot dogs. Make sure that mom and dad get off to their Halloween Anniversaries and Birthdays Quite a few couples will be starting another year of married bliss this week. Chuck and Audrey Whitney will celebrate t h e i r S a t u r d a y . . . . S u n d a y f i n d s J a c k and G l o r i a Schramm with another anniversary. . . .Also Sunday for the Dost all*, Bill and Joan. . V;. Fran and Shirley Lamerand have theirs oil Wednesday. . . i. Congratulations, ail of you. Happy birthdays this week to the following: Gladys Lokay, Saturday. . . .Jimmie Dostal will also be one year old Saturday. . . .Charles MacCallom on Tuesday. . . .Wednesday will be Ramon Olszewski's e l e v e n t h . . . .And T h u r s d a y Glenn Tanner will be twelve years old. Hi Neighbor We're down along the river today so let's Stop in and have one last visit with Elmer and Eleanor Granso at 201 Riverside Drive before they leave on their long postponed vacation to Florida and their search for a new homesite. The couple moved here to McHenry Shores from Cicero back in August of 1956 upon the retirement of Elmer who had served on the Cicero police force for 21 years. Mr. Granso has been quite active in the community by serving as a deputy and the Republican precinct committee captain. He belongs to r the SSAC and has always been active in the McHenry Shores club where at the present time he is chairman of the road committee. Elmer, with Fred Wetzel and the help of many others, was in charge of the recent Fun Fair. With all this activity handled in his spare time, Elmer works for the State of Illinois as a food inspector. Boating, fishing and golf fill in any time left over. Eleanor attended Morton high before she met Elmer and was active in the business world before moving out here. If not with her hubby on his many excursions, she enjoys her housework, cooking, baking and gardening. All of us wish you lots of luck in your new venture and if your journeys, you find the ideal spot, let us know. v; Here and There f OUt for a weekend at the •Stan; Misiaks were Mr. arid Mrs. "Morris Jamison of Chicago. . . .Jack and Helen Risting with Eleanor and Elmer Granso were over to the Clausens for one of Betty's deliciously p r e p a r e d d i n n e r s . . . .Bob Schweikert and his family spent a pleasant day with Clare and Agnes. . . .Over at the Dostals. for an evening of fun were the Burkes, Hattans, Muellers and Tiggemans. . . . About twenty-five guests were out to the Granso home on a recent Sunday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. William Ketter paid a surprise visit to the Art Cicchinis. Tracy Brunke and Sherri Schramm helped Susie Misiak celebrate her birthday by having dinner at a favorite eating spot in Crystal Lake. . . .Joyce and, William Pinkonsley were in Chicagb to help celebrate their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Sabatka, Sr., sixtieth wedding anniversary. . . .Agnes Schweikert and Mrs. Don Di- Vito enjoyed ajuncheon at the home of Mn>. Howard Boe in Broadview. . . .The Barnetts attended the christening of their grandson, Daniel Edward Trankina, in Westchester. . . . The Dobbertins went over to Rockford to help niece, Janice, and brother,- Rein, celebrate their birthdays. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rammage visited their grandson in Chicago on his first birthday. They also paid a surprise visit to Mr. knd Mrs. F. Bergmann in Sunny side Beach. . . .The Muellers drove over to Midlothian to visit with the Briggs family ?nd see the new baby,, Gail Anida. More, News in Closing Agnes and Clarence Schweikert have received a telegram announcing that they have a new daughter-in-law. Son, Don, married Miss Phyliss Butel in Topeka, Kansas. . . .Don't forget to give the nominations for officer's some thought. . . ."You residents at the south end of the subdivision, why not give Beverly Verstege some news. . . .Thanks. Ask Variation Of Wonder Lake Property A petition has been filed before the zoning board of appeals for Petitioners Charles E. and Dorothea Jacobson. The petitioners are asking for a variation of "F" farming classification, to permit the business of selling pianos and organs and to use as a teaching studio. This property is located approximately one mile east of the Greenwood blacktop on the Greenwood-Wondei> ^Lake road. j , The hearing on the above petition will be heard on Tuesday, ,Nov. X at 3 p.m. in the Schneider-Leucht funeral home in Woodstock. 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One half will be y °f 8316 and balance t0 freshen in November This herd had an average of 12,000 lbs. of milk as first calf heifers MACHINERY AMis Chalmers WD 45 Tractor and Mounted 2 bot 14 in Plow; Case 300 Tractor w/ HD Front End Loader- Allis Chalmers 2 Row Cultivator; Case 4 Sec. Iron Drag new; New Idea 12 a. manure spreader; Side Delivery Rake; 2 HP Electric ' Motor, new; G. M. C. 2 Ton Dump Truck, 1957; Electric Cliuper; Heavy Duty Extension Cord; 220 Electric Heater new- 100 Steel fence posts; 50 electric steel fence posfsTlS x 24 ^ili' V? 20 Truck Chain: 4 cart; 16 x 24 building. Rabbit hutches; Silag&e MILKING EQUIPMENT - Dari-Kool 200 gal. 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