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Thursday, Jon* 8. 1961 THE McHENRY PLAXNDEALER Sunnsyide Estates ELECT OFFICERS FOR ASSOCIATION AT MONTHLY MEET Polly Stevens - EV. 6-1256 .... % Polly Stevens 385-1256 The monthly meeting of the SPHOA was held last Thurs day night and the main bus iness of the evening was the election. These are your pew officers for the coming year, President Jerry Olsen, Vice- President Ted Bierchen, Treas urer Bernadine Grist, Recording Secretary, Marge Palmer, Trustees A. S, Kimbro for tne two year term, Jim Ty ler for one year and Corresponding Secretary Polly Stevens. These officers need your support and cooperation to make our community a better place to live. Won't you please do your share and shoulder a little of the burden? It takes more than a handful 6f people, to accomplish any 4^1 good -- it takes each and every individual. In the near future a date will be set and volunteers will be asked to help clean the beach. Get your tools together and be ready when the date is set. As you know we are beginning a new year and now is the time to pay your dues. A parking association must have money to carry on its work. At the close of the meeting cakes baked by Florence Wehrmann, Jean Benoche and Dorothy Bierchen were served with coffee and milk.« P»g» FUMU A Family Get Together Lillian and Frank Gore spent a recent weekend in Addison with their son and #fitoghter-in-law, Chester and Lucille, and grandsons, Bobby and Jimmie. Granddaughter Carol was in California at the time. Ahother son, Ervin, his wife, Dorothy, and grandsons, Tom and Jerry, came on Saturday for a barbecue. After the food was consumed they sat around a huge bonfire singing all the grand old sonsrs Vjyile Mr. Gore played his concertina. golden wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Colrued were married 50 years on May 17 but had their celebration on Sunday, May 28. Relatives and friends from Arizona, Canada, Montana and Tennessee attended the festivities. Mrs. Olson hadn't seen some of her neighbors in forty-eight years so it was a grand reunion for all. Birthday Parties Six-year-old K a t h y Farley celebrated her birthday Sunday, May 28, with a party given by mother Marge. It was a party dear to the heart of any six-year-old with games, prizes, ice cream, cake, candy and ballons. Helping Kathy celebrate and bringing nice gifts were Gail McDonald, Diane Noah, April Pritchard and Lauri and Terri Radtke. Friday, May 26, LaVerne Noah gave a birthday party for her eight-year-old daugh ter, Donna. The kids played games, won prizes, ate ice cream, cake and pop. Donna received some nice gifts from her guests who were Connie Jablonski, Mary Jo Kennebeck. Regina Kern, Diane Voight. Debra VonObstfelder, sisters Debbie and Diane and brother. David. Proud Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Owens are very proud of their grandson, Lester Anderson, who' attends Maine Township high school. He will be awarded a special award for his three years in science and he has aJPfior class of 1962. Congratulations, Lester, aftd Mr. and Mrs. Owen. , A'visitin' They Went Gloria VonOepen and sons. Ernie, Jr., and Marty, spent some time visiting her parents ifi Chicago while husband, Ernie, was on a two weeks fishing trip in Canada. Let's Go Visltin' Let's visit those two nice people, Katherine and Legs Bute, at 1916 W. Grandview drive. They moved to Sunnyside Estates in Feb. 1957 from the north side of Chicago. They have four offsprings, Kenny, 22, who has just finished a hitch in the Marines and is in the Reserves. Kenny will be married in September to Lydia Swarz of Wheeling. Then there is pretty Kasyle who is seventeen and attends McHenry high school. Next comes red-headed devilish Kelly who is six and is in the first grade at St. John's, and lastly there is tiny and dainty Kimmie who is four years old and keeps her mommie company while the other kids are pursuing their various activities. Legs works in Chicago and has many hobbies, among them umpiring soft ball games. He enjoys golf, all sports and was a former ball player. Katherine's hobby is interior decorating and she enjoys gardening. Incidently, they have the prettiest basement in these parts, painted and decorated by Katherine. Clever gal, she! . Parade '"mrf'Scmit Trwop 295. Brownie Troop 150 and Boy Scout Troop 144 participated in the Memorial Day parade in McHenry. My spies tell me that it was a c&lorful and exciting event. Successful Surprise The surprise party for Mr. and Mirs. Kimbro on Sunday, May 28, in honor of their golden wedding anniversary was a success. Not a word of the secret leaked out and both were flabbergasted as their guests began to arrive. Lillian and Frank Gore, Grace and George Owen and Clif and Andy Sabby helped them celebrate. Mr. Gore brought along his concertina and the six serenaded Mother and Dad with love songs. They received some lovely gifts, many cards and long distance calls from relatives and friends in Tennessee. The only flaw in an otherwise perfect day was that Jim was in Los Ancjeles and unable to be with us. Graduates Next week I hope to have for you the names of the graduates in Sunnyside Estates. Birthdays A very happy birthday, today, Thursday, to Connie Martinez and Louis Brink. Little puckish Allan Ken^- nebeck will be 5 years old on June 9. Greetings' to that lovely lady. Hedwig Haninger, on June 10. Anniversaries Special greetings to Grace and George Owen on their Fifty-third anniversary June 10. On June 13 Runny and John Mischke will celebrate 8 years of wedded bliss while Louise and Magmus Olson will celebrate 4 years. Helen and Sol Kobus will celebrate 20 years of marriage on June 14/" Congratulations to all you nice people. AVERAGE TRAVEL More than 100 million miles are traveled daily by motor vehicles in Illinois, with total mileage for 1961 expected to exceed 37 billion miles. More than 60 per ccnt of this travel takes motorists to <ind firm work. The 70.million mo'nr vehicles now registered throughout the nation are exported t" increase to 100 million hy 1970. Today's estimated 87 million drivers may Ihen number 120 million. If the current traffic fatality rate continues, its toll in 1970 will 53,000, an increase of 14,800 over l.'Fi\ It is a poor policy 1o judge any book by its movie. * Things To borne Betty Lakowske will enter McHenry hospital Tuesday, June 13, for surgery the following morning. Best wishes, Betty. A Celebration Mrs. Emma Olson and daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Ayers of Indiana, leveled to Rosholt, Wis., to help Mrs. Olson's old friends and neighbors celebrate their QUIET- onty llli» " " - 11 QlWSY can be. Mulbt W"'"1 AIR C0HP*Tl0lilW Outdoor oooBng anft cant annoy neighbor*. Biggest centrifugal biotas? d any residential system. Rons only 14 opesd of ordinary propeller minimis aoisa. McHenry Heating and Air Conditioning AhI "lonjw IH* through Air Conditioning" Experts tell how eir conditioning affect* yovr health, tavet yon money. Call tor fow copy. EV 5-0101 McHenry, ,111. 3 "The service really improved since I told the waiter to deposit his tips before the tenth of the month in McHenry Savings & Loan Assn. on 3611 W. Elm Street. He didn't know his savings earn the big 4% current dividend from the first that way!" 41/2% on INVESTMENT SAVMGS ACCOUNTS 4% on REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAVINGS YOUR SAVINGS have always been ACCESSIBLE . . . WITHDRAWABLE AT ONCE "upon your request. MCHenry Savings A N D L O A N A S S O C I A T I O N 3611 %. Elm St. McHenry, 111. Phone EV 5-3000 .1 Eastwood Manor Grateful Scribe Back At Work Rosemarie Newlon I would like to "take this opportunity to thank Lois Krebs and Lois Ryan for the good job they did in my, absence. * Memorial Day Doings Eastwood Manor was well represented in McHenry's Memorial day parade. The parade was beautiful to see and some of the uniforms were really colorful. As we watched it we saw Matt Oik, Tom and Helen Birmingham, Elmer Borcovan, Bob and Connie Dethelphson and Lois McCormack all in Rood marching form. Gail McCormack, Theresa and Margie Birmingham, Lynn and Susan Newlon were among the children marching in the parade. My parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. S. Gilloffo, and Nanette. and her fiance, Bill Wurtz, drove out to spend the day, relaxing and enjoying a day in the country. Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson and Rev. Donald Simpson visited with Rita and Tom and their children. Gail and Roger Crokin had a delightful day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans of McHenry. Faith Presbyterian Church News Sunday, June 11 -- Sermon titled "God's Plan For Men and Women." Genesis 2. At 6 p.m. Church family pot-luck supper followed by a brief film "Thru His Hands." Monday, June 12 -- Faith Presbyterian and Community Methodist churches join together again this year for two weeks of vacation church, beginning June 12 through June 23 each weekday 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Methodist church. Vacation church is for children from public school VERHEATED MOTORS fix Out Off <*! A dogged radiator lan moan real dom®s*t% hleft Fodory Mxhcd) Mow VmI •srofw RADIATOR Cleaning and Repairing AS LOW, FLM-RATE psecw Complete Stock Of Rebuilt Radiators ADAMS' BS©S, REPAIR SERVICE S331A W. Elm St. McHenry Phone EV. 5-0788 kindergarten to sixth grade. . Wednesday, June 14 -- 10 am executive committee of Women Society will meet at the church. 7:30 p.m. -- Deacons will meet; 8 p.m. •-- session will meet; 8:30 p.m. -- Boards will meet jointly. June 15 -- Monthly meeting of the United Presbyterian Women at the church at 8 p.m. Pink And Blue Shower Lee Landin, Pat Borcovan, Georgia Wilson, Andrea Butler, Jean McHale, Florence Tucker, Mary Vesgard and Marilyn Salo were on hand last Thursday for a shower given by Bonnie Beiderer in Carol Roths' honor. Carol received many lovely gifts for the' new miss or master. ^Graduation Lois and Tim McCormack have been busy as two beavers the past few weeks preparing for Tommy and Timmy's graduations, Tommy is graduating from St. Patrick's on Sunday and Timmy will graduate from McHenry high on Friday. There will be a joint party for the two boys on Sunday, and their family and friends from Chicago will attend. Tom will attend Marian Central high in IKe fall and Tim will attend Marquette college in Milwaukee. Birthday Greetings On June 8 June Stuart celebrates her birthday and on June 9 Anne Marie French becomes a young lady of two. Jean Mersch shares this day also. Marion Olson and John Hayes share June 11 as their birthdates, Marion will be 10. Martha Simpson will be 6 on June 12. On June 13 Carl Perrino has his birthday. Blest wishes to John and Mary Lou Barry as June 12 is their anniversary. Barn Dance By now the barn dance is a thing of the past, but as of this writing it is a thing of the future, I hope you all had a good time and don't have too many aches and pains any more, from using muscles you didn't know you even had. (I hear barn dancing can be quite hectic?) As you can see by this column I didn't have much news this week, but nobody called in any news. What a dull place Eastwood Manor is getting to be, we must be getting old??? Local Doings The . Pennickes visited Diee's parents, her three sisters and three of her brothers and their families near Cincinnati, Ohio over the four day holiday. Jerry and Lois Ryan enjoyed a weekend visit from Pat and Don Turner of Columbus, Ohio. Thiey went boating on Saturday and to the sport car races at Meadowdale on Sunday. Lois's sister and her husband joined them for the outings and dinner. Rita and Tom Simpson enjoyed a day in Lake Geneva, where Tom played golf with some friends and the wives had a cook-out. FLOOD CONTROL SOUGHT A bill to create a Board of Economic Development that will have the control of floods and development of Illinois water resources as its prime goal will soon be introduced in the Illinois General Assembly, Gov. Otto Kerner said last week at a conference on flood damage with Southern Illinois officials. PUBLIC PULSE (The Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression qf their views on subjects of general interest - in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less and that all letters have signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) U-HAUL . . . f o r s m a r t c a m p e r s I*here's more room in the car when these carefree campers stow their gear in a modern orange and white U-Haul R e n t a l T r a i l e r t h e day, week or month, U-Haul rates are furprisingly low! ffffch Furnl»h»d a All kinds of trailers for all kinds of moves United Rent- 542 W. Main St. McHenry, 111. Ph. EV 5-2916 Open Daily 8 to 6 -- Wednesdays & Sundays 8 to 12 "Dear Editor: "Tuesday, May 30, 1961, was a beautiful, breezy day. The sun was bright, and it was perfect for our observance of Memorial Day. This was one of the all too few opportunities for us, as a town and as private citizens to display our love and reverence for our flag!!! And where were all those flags????? The number proudly on display was pitifully small. "The next important opportunity for us to unfurl the Stars and Stripes in all its glory, is Flag Day on June 14. This is the anniversary of the adoption by Congress of the American Flag, in 1TTT.\ "Let's all make a real effort to prove that we haven't forgotten -- Patriotism may be dozing in many of us; but Fm sure it's not dead. Once we begin by small acts of remembrance, I'm sure we'll be surprised at what an enjoyable and worthwhile habit expression of faith and love, for our country and flag can be-' come. "Let's line those "srteets on June 14, and every national holiday thereafter. "Bernadette B. Davis "3202 W. Golf View Terrace "McHenry, 111." Be modern, with MO EN Single Handle Faucets For New Homes & Old H. E. BUCH & SONS Plumbing & Heating 3012 W. 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