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rarsday* April 2%, 1981 PLAINDEALER Pagl age of Sunnyside NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS RECEIVE CONGRATULATIONS «. Irene May Qfcrst of all I would like to congratulate all" the newly elected dfficers. I know that these victors will do their best with a lot of help from all of us. Let us all pitch in and make Sunnyside a great successful village. We have all the opportunities and the best of chances, and we should take advantage of it. fleeting Plus A Surprise A meeting was held Wednesday, April 19, at the village hall with all the present and newly elected administration. This meeting was called to verify all the votes of the election turnout. After everything was confirmed a surprise paity wa.-» ^ given by Mr. and Mrs. Wally Bogal with delicious sandwiches j«nd drinks served, (all you cornd eat and drink). Every- 1 one had a nice time from what I hear, so three cheers for Vicki and Wally. Last Call This is the last reminder for .that bazaar and bake sale to be held by the Ladies auxiliary. 1 have mentioned before thai it will be Saturday, April 29. in frowns' basement at 56 Channel Beach avenue. Here is oi|r first chance to show the nqjw administration that we, ttye Jadies of Sunnyside, are in there pitching. Meeting The Ladies auxiliary will have its regular meeting Fridaiy, April 28. The place is the home of the Browns. a -- Change of Telephone .Number The police have a new telephone number which is 385- 2151 instead of EVergreen 5. It is the same dialing as before only numbers are used for the exchange. Brownies Thirteen Brownies were pr^ent at the meeting Thursda ™ April 20. They discussed day camp and also worked on their utility bags, made from wash cloths and yarn. The cookie hostess was Mary Jane Lakowsko from Sunnyside Estates. Complaints Mail boxes are not to be tampered with, for it is a legal' offense. Could the parents of the little children please take a little time to look out and see what their little ones are doing. There has been important mail missftig and all red flags are up, which has ttv postman stopping at every box unnecessarily. There has been stones and gravel found in these boxes also. The parents will be fined if this does not stop. Another complaint is these dogs again. People are just planting new shrubberies and fixing up their lawns, and these dogs keep running around loose and doirig damage. Please, we beg of you keep your dogs on your own . lawns. - PISTAKEE TERRACE NEWS Second Place Winners Congratulations to the bowling team. They have won the second place trophy. Greetings Belated birthday greeti.iga to Jim Kinder, who celebrated his day on, the twenty-first of April. April 22 was another birthday, and we extend belated wishes to Loren McGurk. Happy birthday to Irma's daughter, Dorothy, who was 10 years old on the twenty-sixth. Happy and blessed anniversary greetings we extend to Richard and Kay Fredricks who were married on April 24, thirteen years ago. Congratulations and a' happy anniversary to Ed and Rita Schneider, who are observing their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on April 25. Hope you make it to celebrate your golden. Anniversary Dinner Barbara Zamastil cooked an anniversary dinner Thursday, April 20, in Chicago. It was a surprise- dinner for Mr. and Mrs. ^Villiam Zamastil. Chicago Wedding The Childers went to a wedding Saturday, April 22, which was held in Chicago at St. Constance ^parish. The groom is Barbara's brother, Joe Churchill. They were married at the 11 o'clock Mass, and a recep tion followed in the afternoon. The Childers left Friday and came back Sunday. Sick List The Phillip family were all sick with the flu. Marv was away from his work for two days. Birthdays Happy birthday to Cindy Stull, who has her special day April 27. April 29 is the birthday of Harry Gavin to whom we extend our best wishes. A happy birthday also tp Grace Vyduna on April 30. PREVENT SPILLS Sprinkle fine sand on freshly painted porch or cellar steps for a skid-proof surface. Nice Going Several people have asked me to mention how nice Chester has remodelled the grocery store. Just want you to know it stands all of our approval on all your improvements. VARNISHING FLOORS Quickest way to varnish large floors is to pour out a small pool and spread it around with a roller. Sad News I didn't think that I would be writing that soon about a death in our own family. We were very saddened and shocked by the sudden death of my brother-in-law, Irvin May. We sure will miss him, as he was one of the jolliest in the family. HANDY HOLDER A strip of cellophane tape, sticky side up, holds any number of parts from small assemblies that must be saved for a short time. ELECTORS STATE MANY SEASONS FOR BUDGET INCREASE At the recent town meeting, held annually, a total town fund levy of $45,160 -was passed. Of interest to the public may be the statement of costs listed under this levy. They include $18,960 for town officers' compensation, $2,300 for election costs, $1,170 for town hall expense, $18,870 for town officers' expenses, $200 for maintenance of cemeteries, $1,500 for payment of principal on debts, $1,100 for services and expenses not otherwise provided for, $1,000 for provision for contingencies, as well as $1,400 listed for loss and cost. The total levy for the general assistance funcf was $38,- 950. All items in the 1961 budget and appropriation were raised 23 per cent for several reasons. One of these was because of the population increase in the township, which has been H per cent, using the past five years as the criteria. The feeling was that the need for general assistance will increase in like proportion. The electors said that with the lack of any reason to show otherwise, they felt the economic situation could remain the same and consequently the 1961 Dudget and appropriation is very realistic. Since the 1961 levy Is the basis for the 1962 budget and appropriation, it is necessary to have 13 percent more money to satisfy the needs. Because there is a desire on the part of the electors of the township to operate on a cash basis, and since the balance has decreased -below a point that will guarantee operation in such a way, tliey increased the 1961 budget another 10 percent. R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s and maintenance by our experts, means lower car eosts for you. Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH1 Auto Service "24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. EV." 5-0811 McHenry, 111. % Sick List The Jablonski children, four of them, Connie, Dick, Beth and Cathy, had the mumps, which made them look a littlo chubby. One year old Patti doesn't have the mumps, but something worse.' Her two little feet were put back in casts again, as they were turning club again. Sorry to heir about this and we pray she wi'l come out of it with God's help. Garden EVERGREENS ^ Over 2,000 freshly dug from our own nursery SHADE TREES Twenty varieties from 4 feet to 20 feet SHRUBS Field grown plants in a variety of colors P En IPfl ^1 M I Field grown dumps for sunny or shady locations FRUIT'TEREEES All varieties including dwarfs and 5 in I Apple * Potted or packaged. Over 100 varieties. N F F G "Flowerwood Field Grown" "Your assurance of Quality' <Ppen Sundays Evenings HII8 P.M. •0*4 ' *• V'$ '-v . • • • owe !• woe LANDSCAPING ADDS VALUE TO PROPERTY When the landscaping of the home grounds is properly planned, it can substantially increase the value of the property. Trees and shrubs increase in value as they grow, in contrast to ^ many things purchased which deteriorate in value as time passes. How do you plant your property to be more liveable and valuable? The purpose of landscaping is to blend the home into the landscape, making it more pleasing to look at, and to afford extension of the living area from indoors to outdoors. A garden living room may be planted for privacy and beauty, affording a delightful area in which to relax, entertain and play ^outdoors. Evergreen trees and shrubs, roses and fruits and other plants are arranged for more gracious living for family and friends:, "Plant a Picture" In landscaping, we think of planting a picture to frame the house. There are three main areas of any property. First, comes the front area, facing the street, which is continuously on view to neighbors and passersby. Here we usually like to see a patch of open lawn. Trees may be planted off the corners of the house to form part of the landscape "frame." We need to connect these with a flowing line of plants, or "foundation" planting. Low-growing plants RADIATOR REPAIR Automotive, Tracks and Industrial 1 DAY SERVICE All Work Guaranteed McHENRY AUTO BODY "We are not satisfied until you are" 611 Front St. Ph. EV 5-0444 are placed along the front of the house at its foundation. These are better placed in flowing lines than in a straight line. On each side of the entrance a higher-growing plant is planted to accentuate the doorway. Living Area The "garden living" area is where the family lives. Usually it is at the rear of the house, close to the kitchen door, for convenience. Planned shrubs and at least one shade tree can be arranged to provide "privacy" and coolness in the hot summer months. In the garden living room the home owner can indulge his wants with roses, camellias or any other plants that will grow well in his sop and climate. Since, this area is designed for living, it can be decorated with any of the iovely plants found at nurseries. Nurseymen can advise what will best thrive, what plants to use to screen off the area, and give other valuable "tips" that will save time and money. The third-area is the "working" area, where fruits fof your choice, berries and other plants may be grown. WASH NEW ROLLER Before using a new paint roller, Wash with warm water and soap. Rinse thoroughly to remove suds, lint and dust. Dry completely for use with oil base paints. STORING BRUSHES Wrap paint brushes in stiff paper immediately after cleaning. Crease paper over at the end to maintain a sharp edye on the bristle, and tie. SERVICE NEWS - . T . ' Army PFC Richard A. Kun&| son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl L. Kunz, Ringwood, completed the five-week - financial management i n t e g r a t e d a c c o u n t i n g course at the finance school; - Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind*.. April 7. He entered the Army in November, 1958. The 20-year-old soldier a|-,, tended McHenry high school - before entering the Army. 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