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Pagr Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, M&rcK£l961 Lakemoor List Schedule For Bookmobile David Heckmann EV. 5-0532 Everyone is welcome to come, inspect and take advantage of the facilities offered by the bookmobile. Servicing the reading needs of As many people as possible is the prime object of this wonderful project, so note the time it will be in your area. will be stationed at the "Barn" in Eastwood Manor on Saturday, March 11, from 9:30 a.mj to 10:30 a.m. T^ie facility will then move to Kent Acres. It will be at theigas station on Highway 120 "from 10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Tjbis mobile library service wilt be in our communities every* two weeks. It is important to remember that if there is little or nc interest shown the ver^ valuable service will be discontinued. liet's make every effort to turn out so that we and our children can be assured of good reading material. Girl Scouts Aid Shut-Ins Genene Dember and Nicki Mofrison made .the patients of McHenry hospital a little happiei; by theii/thoughtful contribution of regular and Lincoln's birthday tray favors. The girls made them and presented them on behalf of Troop 309. Mr. Underwood, the hospital administrator, said that something given freely and in kindness can do wonders in cheering up a lonely patient. There will be a Court of Awards on Monday, March 6. Eastwood Manor SUNDAY SERMON ON BEATITUDES AT FAITH CHURCH Marilyn Salo - EV. 5-6015 On Sunday, March 5, the sermon will be the sixth in a series on the beatitudes entitled "The Key to the Kingdom, Blessed are the pure in heart" On March 5-6 the Marinors club will paint the church basement. On Tuesday, March 7, the choir will meet for practice at 8 p.m. On Wednesday. March 8, there will be the fourth in a series of Lenten evening devotons, followed by a church membership class. Read chapter 7 of "The Way of Discipleship." The evening devotions will be read by Earl Murray. Bookmobile There has been a change, for the good, in regards to the bookmobile for our subdivision. The bookmobile will be at ou$>! barn on March 11 from 9:30 j a.m. - 10:30 a.m., and at Kent Acres, from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. It will also be here on March 25. This is not a permanent ^arrangement. If the bookmobile is not used by us it will not return. Many other communities are waiting for this service, so if we do not use it they will give our time to those who will. ing with his first. On March 7 the Campbell Misses will help their little sister, Donna Lynn, blow out her first candle. Anniversaries Best wishes for their anniversary go to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meirich on March 5 and to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Messer on March 7. Bridge Club Mary Hadley of Pistakee Hills was the hostess this week for Bridge club. First prize was won by Rita Simpson, travelling prize by Marilyn Truckenbrod of McHenry and booby prize went to Elpha Phillippi. Another Year Older Congratulations to John Bonder on passing another milestone on Feb. 22. The days seem to fly by, but each one brings us closer to Spring, that heaven-sent season. Help Wanted May we remind you that our deadline is Sunday night, that we appreciate hearing from you, and that our numbef is EV. 5-0532. Pleasant Duty On Sunday, Feb. 26, your humble correspondent and our oldest son, Dave, attended the annual Blue and Gold banquet at Johnsburg. One of the pleasing tasks of a neighborhood commissioner in the scouting program is the presenting of the charter to a group interested in bringing the advantages of scouting to the boys in a community for another year. The speeches were short, the chow excellent, and the company the finest! St. Patrick's Dance Tickets are available for the St. Patrick's dance. So if you do not Already have yours, you can buy them from any E.M. P.O.A. member or contact Jim Wilson, EV. 5-0643. Remember the date Friday, March 17, at the American Legion hall. Roller Skating Party The roller skating party was enjoyed by all who attended. It was a real, just for fun party, and fun is just what everyone had. We would like to thank the committee members who worked to make the event possible, Elmer Borcovan, committee chairman; James Peneck, Tim McCormack, Mat Mersch, Mrs. Lee Landin, Mrs. Helen Birmingham, Mrs. Amolee Mclntyre and Mrs. Pat Kellogg. This and That Peg and Walt took a day off last week to attend the Auto Show in Chicago. Peg enjoyed seeing (he lovely clothes worn by the models at the show, but it seems Walt was much too interested in the trucks to notice the models. But they did both agree that the new cars are really something to see. As an end to this perfect day they enjoyed dinner and then journeyed home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Messer, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woolwine. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pohlman and Mr. and Mrs. John Barry all enjoyed an evening of bowling when they attended the McCullom Lake Men's bowling party on Feb. 18. After everyone bowled up an appetite a buffet supper was served. Later they all returned to the Campbell home where cake and coffee were served in honor of Lean s brother, Wayne Rollins, for his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woolwine enjoyed a weekend visit from Delores' mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Innocenti, of Addison. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Messer were delighted with a visit from Glen's sisters, Loraine and Kay Messer, of Melrose Park, on Sunday, Feb. 19. The afternoon was enjoyed by all as this was their first visit since the holidays. The Messers are looking forward to the coming weekend when they are expecting a visit from Glen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Messer, of Melrose Park. Birthdays March 2 will be shared by Dean Brodin, who will be five and Kevin Cary, who will be 11 .On March 3 little Patri' Monahan has his first big day. Also on March 3 Tom McCormack will be 14 and Mike Noonan will be 15. On March 4 Keren Phillippi has her fourteenth oirthday, while Gerry Hutchinson will be just start- R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s and maintenance by our experts, • means lower car costs for you. Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S Auto Service "24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. EV. 5-0811 McHenry, 111. PRQFE*nonAr DIRECTORY EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Life Iw Representing PTTIAM.B COMPANIES Vl&en Ton Need Insurance of Any Kind Phone EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-0953 112 E. Elm St. McHenry, D DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 126 So. Green Street Office Phone: EV. 5-0W Res. Phone: EV. 5-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5.01 Tues. & Fri. Evening* 6:30 - 9:00 Closed All Day Wednesday* Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 2-61 McHenry Shores MEMBERS HOLD VOLLEY BALL MEET FOR SSAC MARCH 3 Alice McKelly - EV. 5-2661 Plans were made at the recent meeting to hold a volley ball meet for members of the Shores Social and Athletic Club and their wives, Friday evening, March 3, in the girls gym at McHenry high school. Those wishing to participate should contact Hill Dostal, EV. 5-4122. Ken S c h o p p c o n v e y e d t h e thanks of the Boy Scouts for the clubs generous donation. Highlights of the bowling session that followed the meeting: Marge Hicks picking of a three pin railroad; Ed Olbinski with top honors; Irene Muellers' claim that the alleys sloped; Jack Risting and Marge Olszewski, with all their ailments, thankful that they went the full route; Art Cicchini, under a doctor's care, wishing he could show the gang how; So ended s pleasant evening in Johnsburg, after a pizza pie dinner, of course. Flash Now we know who our new neighbors will be in the south section of McHenry Shores. Donald J. Musielak of Chicago, brother of Joan Dostal, is building on Terrace drive and the Donald E. Calverts, also Chicagoans, will be at home on Park avenue in the very near future. Political Affairs Herbert Clausen and John McKeiiy attended the monthly meeting of the Republican Central committee of McHenry County held at Woodstock on Feb. 20. Charles (Chuck) Miller, county chairman for the party, announced the resignation of Jack Risting as committeeman for Nunda Township, area 1, which includes'"McHenry Shores. John McKelly was elected to fill the vacancy. Birthday Parties A surprise dinner party for Marilyn Moore on her birthday was given by Paula and Harry Tiggemann on Feb. 21. Tom and Pat Burke, and Bill and Joan Dostal were there to help make Marilyn's party a success. Understand Marilyn was really surprised. Bobbie Mueller's sixth birthday on Feb. 20 was the occasion for a grand celebration at his home. Mom baked a special cake and Bobbie's guests included Billie Dostal, Linda, Nancy and Butch Hattan, Peggy Moore and Caxyn and Paulie Schmitt. Many happy returns, Robbie. Birthdays and Anniversaries Tomorrow, March 3, Marge I Hicks will celebrate her birthday. Saturday will be the day to congratulate Allen Mieritz and also Angeline Moravec. Happy birthday to Marvin Burchfield on March 6, and to Joe Reznicek on March 7. In the kids department, little Vicki Mieritz will be 4 years old on March 3 and Kathleen Burke will be expecting a party on her birthday, March 5. One of our nice teenagers, Pat Newman, will reach the exciting age of 15 on March 5. Happy birthday everybody. Anniversary gre e t i n g s to Larry and Marge Hicks on March 7. Also congratulations to Bob and Betty Dobbertin as they start another year of togetherness; Here and There Saturday found Daisy Smith in Chicago to attend a lecture given by Frank Reynolds on "The Cuban Situation", and also Dr. DeLove on patriotism and communism. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 - Just East of Route 12 - Volo, I1L Phone EVergreen 5-6260 Hi Neighbor Our visit to the Barden home at 500 Broadway was. a pleasant one. Emmet and Helen Barden moved to McHenry Shores in September, 1958, from Glenview to enjoy the country air and to be near to a pier where they can dock their big cabin cruiser. Watch for a new one to be launched in May. The Bardens keep busy. Emmet is a news cameraman with a Chicago newspaper and an alumni of the University of Detroit. Helen is a Navy civil service employee at Glenview Naval Air station and calls Northwestern University the old Alma Mater. Tfa^ir only son, Michael, lives with his wife, Marilyn, in Wheeling. A. granddaughter will be two* in Majr. In Closing I would like to say "ThanlC a million" for all the news I received for the month of February from my reporters. As Girl Fridays you are the greatest. A sign of spring in our area: Louise Winter's reports the tulips are popping up in her garden. CARPETING • LINOLEUM • Ceramic & Plastic Wall Tile We ... Cut fend Bind Rugs Retape & Resiring Venetian Blinds NIESEN S FLOORS 523 Main St. Ph. EV. 5-0038 WEST McHENRY * An intercom system through telephones! NEW HOME LARGE PEDERSEN BROTHERS AUCTION Located at the Pedersen Brothers Implement Company, 5 miles East of Antioch, 111., 1 mile East of Route 45, 3 miles West of Route 41 on Route 173, on Wednesday -- March 8th Commencing at 12:00 o'clock LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS TRUCKS -- International K-5 Dump truck with body and hoist; Chevrolet ton pick-up truck. TRACTORS -- Massey Harris 44 Tractor; Ford tractor with Davis loader and back hoe; Ferguson tractor with loader and back hoe; JD Model A tractor; 2 Int. H tractors and cultivators; Int. B tractor and cultivator; Case VAC tractor and loader; Ford tractor with Wagner loader; assortment of wheel weights. COMBINES -- Massey Harris Super 26 SP 10 ft. combine; MH Clipper combine; Case A6 combine and motor; Mc-D 52 Combine. BARN CLEANER & SILO UNLOADER -- Star Line Barn Cleaner with motor; Leech Silo Unloader and motor. FARM MACHINERY -- New Gehl wagon box, double beater; New Holland running gear with 6-ply tires; Flare box with apron and running gear; DB rake on rubber; New Idea 4-bar rake; Two 3-bar rakes; NH crimper; NH crusher and mower unit; NH mower; Int. mower; Woods rotary cutter; Rotary 3-pt. hitch cutter' 2 John Deere 2-row corn planters; Black Hawk 2-row 3-pt. hitch corn planter; MH 2-row 3-pt. hitch corn planter; Int. power lift 2-row corn planter; Gehl blower; Papec blower; US grain blower; Harvey elevator; Kelley- Ryan PTO elevator; Univ. elevator; Cobey wheel disc; MH wheel disc; Lift-up disc; 2 Pull-type discs; 2 2-bot. plows; 3- bot. plow; Ford plow with throw-away shares; 2 4-sec. harrows; steel folding drawbar harrow; Case PTO 125-bu. spreader; NI PTO 125-bu. spreader; 2 NI spreaders; 2-horse trailer; Two 2-wheel trailers; drying unit for grain; buzz saw for tractor; Gehl PTO hammermiil; Elec. incubator; 2 power corn shellers; steei scratcher; 2 Bolens garden tractors and equipment; Bolens riding tractor lawn mower and equipment, assortment of lawn mowers. 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Better yet, drop in at your Illinois Bell business office today and see the Home Interphone. Tty it.. . see ho\Y it will make your home life easier and safer. ILLINOIS BELL (®)) TELEPHONE 111 N. Court Street Phone EV. 5-9981 I