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•niwday. Mctttk9; 196! THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Eleven^ McHenry Shores INCORPORATION OF SHbM$ CLUB TOLD AT MEETING Alice-MeKelly - EV. 5-2661 Announcement of the incorporation of McHenry Shores cJ$> as a "Not for Profit Corporation" effective Feb. 24, received at the eeting of the club h 2 at the V.F.W. 1961, w monthly held hall. Charl man of report© of his the s directo: tiO of The by bal new me MacCallum, chaircharter committee, on recommendations committee concerning th of the board of id method of selecfficers. pembership approved Jibe following: Six (6) Iters would be elected to the, board of governors, bringing ^e total of directors to nine. Tie board of directors would the officers, each of who$o {would serve a one year termj The present officers are to finish out their term of office. I &arry figgemann, Mrs. Alex K. Duridli, and Mrs. Raymond Olszews® will serve as the nominawig committee for the balance<|frf;the year. Their fipst task wH )pe the preparation of a slate id fill vacancies on the board of/directors. A chape in the program for the FunlFair for 1961 was ann o u n c e s b y M r s . A r t h u r BKunke/Ghairman of the ways aire mens committee. This annqal eveat will take place on July 8 a tithe V.F.W. hall and grounds^ Charles MacCallum accepted chairmanship of the by-laws committee. A big job ahead for "Mac" and his colleagues. Mrs. Al«jk Duncan and Mrs. Mildred Saively will plan and coordinate^ a landscaping and fitter g^jden contest and a m i n i a t u r e j v e g e t a b l e g a r d e n contest. This contest will be open to nil members of the McHenry Shores Community. The cJUb welcomed William and Sara.Partain as new members of tie cotoimunity and the McHenry Shores club. Hi Neighbor : Down on Gregg drive (where the channel bends) stands the Home of Rudolph and Jean Barnett. Rudy commutes daily to Chicago to work, but like most of us he feels that it is worth the effort. Especially if the fishing is good on a day off or on weekends. He received', his education, in Paducah, Ky., and is now a stationary engineer. Jean is the homemaker. and likes to do things such as knitting, making artificial flowers, gardening and enjoys a game of bowling now and then. The Barnetts have a daughter, Barbara Jean, who is now Mrs. Richard Frankina and living in Westchester. T|ie frequent visits of Barbara Jean with her hubby and three children to McHenry Shores to see Mom and Dad Barnett are happy occasions for all. Girl Scout Drive The Girl Scouts are sponsoring a cookie drive from March 9 to March 18. Let's all cooperate and help our local scouts. Ellen Tiggemann, Sherri Schramm and Pat Munroe to make this drive a success. Birthdays and Anniversaries Happy birthday to young Michael Stark (of Starks Park) on his seventh birthday March 10. Best birthday wishes to Tillie Ann Valek on March 11. Also on March 11, Ed Vilim will be expecting congratulations and a birthday cake. March 13, best birthday wishes are in order for Pearl Paulin. On March 14, Irene Mueller and Virginia Verstege are looking forward to birthday wishes and gifts. Roberta Mieritz celebrates her day on March 15 with family and friends. March 16 will be the day for Gus Smith to have a happy birthday. Happy anniversary greetings to the following couples: Joe and Mane Mondry on March 12t,and to Fred and Ruth Dodge on March 15. Heart Fund Drive Daisy Smith and Winifred Clausen reported a fine response to the Heart Fund drive. Your cooperation made this drive a success. Holiday Hills INSTALL OFFICERS DURING ANNUAL ASSOCIATION MEET Rita Oleyar Sick List The Barnett family is recovering froiji a bout with the flu. John B, Smith entered Hines Veterans hospital in Maywood to combat a kidney infection. Ing Corcoran underwent surgery again this week. Pat and Robbie Mueller are well again after a battle with the flu bug. Here and There Ed and Leah Hogan flew to Las Vegas with friends for a short vacation. Any\ winnings, folks? Donald Hicks, a Navy man, informs Mon and Dad Hicks that he is in Antartica for a short time but will return to Norfolk, Va., soon. Irene Middlekauff attended a bridge luncheon given for the benefit of the McHenry hospital fund. The Korner family visited Grandma and Grandpa Korner. The family helped John Korner to celebrate his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schmoeger of LaSalle dropped in over the weekend to help their grandson, Paul Tiggemann, celebrate his seventh birthday. Installation of officers and directoi*s for the new H. H. P.O.A. fiscal year took place Monday evening, Feb. 27, at the association's annual meeting. Retiring presidenl Edward Oleyar opened the meeting with a brief review of the past year-and-a-half acti\ities of the organization. Bernice Malstrom read the board of directors' report and treasurer Ellen Erickson read tho financial report for the year. President Harry Postal then took over officially and introduced the new officers and board members. He led an,interesting discussion concerning problems within the suk^j^sion and possible solutions! It lsHfelt that the system of electing a director from a definite geographical unit will encourage more active participation and interest in the association on the part of all residents. In Closing Our publicity committee will be very glad to receive any calls about news items that are of interest to our community. So please give them a buzz any time. Thank you. Refuse Cans in Street • Many residents, interested in making our community as attractive as possible, have complained about the failure of some homeowners $ov iremove the garbage and otfaev rolNise containers from the e&ge {$Trhe street after the pick-up has been made. This seems like such an easy thing to do; and yet it would go a long way toward improving the general appearance' of each street. Those of us who are remiss in this please take note. The PrHe is Right Winner While the MacCallums were teftr sitting for their two grandchildren, their daughter and her mis band, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dtfj journeyed to New York. While there, Carl appeared on the morning Price Is Rigut program, and won jewelry and two imported dresses fy his wife. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES t TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS ' Ronte ISO • Just East of Route 12 - Volo, DL Phone EVergreen 5-6260 Be modern with MOEfi Si H. E. BXJCtf 8* SONS Plumbing & Heating Hwy. 120 East Ph. 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The little girl weighed in at 5 lbs., 14 ozs. and both mother and daughter are doing fine. «he came home to four happy b r o t h e r s a n d s i s t e r s . T h e Szamlewskis other youngsters are JimVriy 5, Joey 4, Janet 2, and Kenny 1. New Officers for Browuies Brownie Troop 454 elected Liz Kreuger president for the month of March at their regular meeting Thursday, Feb. 23. Other officers are vice-president, Bonnie McWilliams; t r e a s u r e r , M a r j o r i e O l e y a r : secretary, Fam Potratz; American flag bearer and guard,. Linda Uelman and P a 11 i Schmidt; Brownie flag bearer and guard, Rita Mettelka and Mareia Luttrell. Marge Potratz and Shirley Haufe are the leaders Five Make Honor Roll Five of our young people have achieved honor roll recognition al McHenry junior high school. On the "A" list are Becky Hughes, eighth grade and Jane Oleyar, sixth. Becky Oleyar, eighth;'Linda Dolotowski and Steve Gilliland. sixth grade have been place on the "B" list. T.hi« recognition is well deserved and our congratulations to all of them. Welcome to New Family Our welcome this week is extended to the McGraw family who moved into their home at 407 Beach Drive, on • Jan. 27. They oame here from Kewanee but both Ethel and Daniel McGraw call Peoria their hometown. There are eight children in the family. Danny Lee, the oldest is fourteen. The others are Pamela, twelve; Peggy, ten; Dennis, eight; David, seven, Patty Jo, five; Donald, three; and John the baby who is justope. A 3og named King and a cat called Buttons complete this large, happy family. Special Notes Eunice Heise entertained a houseful of children Wednesday, March 1. They came along with their mothers who are all old friends of Eunice's. Mrs. Carmen Knox of St. Francis, Ark., was a house guest rf Earline and Elmer Mettelka for several days. Mrs. Knox is n close friend of Earline's family who live in southern Illinois. Bruce Potratz had guests from McHenry for lunch on Saturday the t w e n t y-flfth. They included Bob Townsend from Lakeland Park, Allan Olsen from McHenry, and Bill Hansen who lives on Bull Valley Road. Birthday Celebrations Mark Laskowski became a "middle-aged teen-agers" when he celebrated his sixteenth DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS DQURS: DAILY 9 TO IS A.M. and 1 TO 5 PJL FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 PJM. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 birthday Friday, March 3. Saturday svening his friends surprised him with a party at Pat Spenser's home on Riverview drive. About six couples danced and enjoyed refreshments, ably chaperoned by Mrs. Joan Laskowski anil Pat's grandmother. Another March 3 birthday was Harold Seebach's but his family marked the event with a birthday dinner the following Sunday. Relatives from Cherry Valley and Union were 'round the table, in addition to Harold's father, Frank, daughter; Pat, and granddaughter, Dawn, and of course his wife, Arline. The Seebachs also entertained Mr. and Mrs. Howard Streeper from LaGrange Park who came on Wednesday, February 23, to spend the day. Rita Ann Mettelks was eight on Tuesday the twenty-ninth and celebrated with a quiet family dinner. PLAN A FOR HORSE SHOW Letters of inquiry are being prepared for owners of more than 2,800 horses eligible for the 1961 Illinois State, Fair Colt Stakes. Franklin Rust, general manager of the fair, said the letters will be sent about March 1 to owners in practically every state of the. nation and Canada reminding them of the April 1 entry, payment for those intending to race. Rules and regulations, details of stallion eligibility and coit nomination can be otv tained on request. HOMEMAKER WINNER Ilene Carol Barmash of- Hyde Park high school, Chicago, has been awarded the title of 1961 homemaker of tomorrow and will receive a $1,500 scholarship. The McHenry high school winner was Nana Rae Oonkr Grandpa wants his name in the New McHenry County Phone Directory, too! With his own name listed, his friends will be able to locate him more easily. Listings for members of the family cost so little, means so much. And they're so easy to arrange! Just call your Service Representative at your telephone business office. But do it now, before the book is printed. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE 111 N. Court Street Phone EV. 5-9981 s 'jpfoed a Twvrv Every Cadillac owner reading this advertisement will know what we're talking about. For difficult as it is to describe, there is a measure of self-assurance that comes with driving a new Cadillac that is very real indeed. It derives, we believe, from several basic considerations of Cadillac ownership. First of all--to be sure--a man's Cadillac serves as a constant and personal reminder of what he has been able to make of his years. And then too, he can't help but be aware of the respect and admiration his Cadillac engenders. Wherever he travels, it is recognized as the logical reward for achievement . . . and an unmistakable reflection of his taste and judgement. And finally, a journey at its wheel constitutes the perfect respite from the workaday world. Beautiful, gracious, substantial --spacious, silent, obedient--it delivers a man at his destination relaxed in body and refreshed in spirit. Have you considered putting your best foot forward--and into a new 1961 Cadillac? Well, this should surely be the year to make the move. There has never before been a Cadillac to rival this one--for beauty, for performance, for luxury, for craftsmanship, or for sheer and longlasting soundness of investment. Your authorized dealer has the facts--and the car--to prove it. You ought to give him a hearing soon! VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER OVERTON CAQILLAC - PONTIAC COMPANY 400 FRONT STREET EVergreen 5-6000