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Thursday. July 27.1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Village of Sunnyside VILLAGERS MUST ABIDE BY RULES FOR SPRINKLING fchereae Schneider - EV. 5-1298 ' parting July 29 the villagers with uneven house numbers please sprinkle on the uneven qays observing the 4 to 8 p.m. intermission. Those who have even numbers please sprinkle on the even days also observing the 4 to 8 p.m. intermission. Brownies 'All seven year, second grade tv in the village who would like to join the Brownies (lease call Mrs. Alice Bieschke, EV. 5-6166. Also if there are toy mothers who are willing to be a Brownie committee woman, or a leader, please contact Mrs. Bieschke. Sodality News Anyone who wasn't contact- < «i^by the solicitors for the St. Join's carnival and wish to contribute, please get in touch vrith Alverna Miller^ EV. 5- '1262. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Visiting * Cathy Harrington went to spend a week's vacation at her aunt's home in Wonder Lake. ' Helen Koffski spent an enjoyable day with her girl flTend, Nancy Olsen, on a picnic at Wonder Lake. Vacationers ... Richard Schneider and family have left for a wonderful week of fishing, boating, and SWimming in Boulder Junction, Wis. Visitors ..flflr. and Mrs. Jerry Vonsotffc, their son, Marc, and Rita jfLnn Flowers from Oak Lawn, Stopped in for a visit with Mi's. Anne Schneider and helped her Celebrate her birthday. Edith Knudsen from Minneapolis is staying at the Schultz home for a week. ' Bob Kristensen is spending 4 few weeks at the Kasperski home v i s i t i n g h i s c o u s i n , Aren. Birthday Party The Harrington home was buz2ing with friends and relatives on Sunday. The occasion was a surprise birthday party for Mary Lou Pitt of Wonder Lake and everyone had a wonderful time. KSTAKEE TERRACE NEWS • Christenings ' Norb and Bernie Cisewski Drought their baby daughter. Jjtary Geralyn, home from the hospital July 15. The next day fchfi was baptized at St. John's- 4n Johnsburg with Rev. Joseph Blitsch officiating. Godparents v^ere Miss Judy Stephan of Red Wing, Minn, and Jim Lester of Chicago. Guests also inided Francis Schulta of Win- On July 16 Lorin Keith Toepper was baptized at the Lutheran Church Mission of all Saints in Fox Lake. The godparent was Robert Powell of Forest Park. Dinner followed at the Toepper home with guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toepper and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Toepper of Trevor, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell and four children of Forest Park, and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Nelson of Salem, Wis. Ice Cream Social The social will be held on July 30 from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Pistakee Terrace beach. Sick In Bod Chuckie Lima and Ricky Patula have been ill and we wish them a speedy recovery. Picnic Ron and Marilyn Wiggerman and children went to a picnic at Park Ridge along with Mr. and Mrs. Kolan, Mr. and Mrs. Waldin of River Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth of Chicago. Anniversaries Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weiss who will celebrate their anniversary Ausr. 2 and to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Merhaut, who also will celebrate their third anniversary on the second. McHenry Shores LOCAL RESIDENT ON FLYING TRIP TO CALIFORNIA Terry Coates - Sara Partoin Trent Middlekauff left by Jet for San Francisco and Los Angeles on a business trip. He will then go down.to San Diego for a little fishing and will be gone about a week or so. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Simbourger had their two grandsons, Paul and Anthony Siebert, Chicago, visiting for a week. They had a wonderful time at the beach every day. Birthday Greetings Happy birthday to George Mecko whose birthday is June 27 and to Irene Seliga whose birthday is August 2. Brownies All seven year, second grade girls in Pistakee Torraee who would like to join the Brownies please call Mrs. Alice Bieschke, EV. 5-6166. Luncheon Guests Mrs. Mildred Snively, Mrs. Hazel MacLaughlin and Helen Smith were guests for luncheon at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Olsen of McCullom Lake on last Wednesday. Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Ed , Oblinski had a double birthday party for their two sons, Donny and Corkey on Sunday, July 16. j The boys received sleeping | bags Daddy put a tent up in j the back yard and the boys had quite a time sleeping outdoors. Little Paul Pogor celebrated his second birthday on Sunday, July 16. Uncle Jim Graham, while fishing with Paul's brother, had an unexpected bath as he fell into the channel. Appropriate newspaper names: The Brand, Hereford, Texas; The Echo, Eden, Texas; Attend VFW Picnic The Fred Wetzels and Jim Ruemelins attended a steak cookout at the V.F.W. and also celebrated Jim's birthday. Jim received a ring from his wife for the third finger, left hand. Candy Stripers , Sandy Wetzel and Cathy The Wheel, Ferris, Texas; The ' Barrows are devoting time Epitaph, Tombstone, Arizona. 1 during their summer vacations pna, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Foster; Sedal, Mr. and Mrs. Ted &e8ter and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Satiny Banasik, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prltchard and three children, and Reggie Michalak of Chicago. AM DID AND VOU FORGOT TO BUV FILM! GET K BOLGERS 1259 N. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 HOLIDAY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS OFFERS YOU . . . A Cleaner - Whiter - Brighter Wash DON'T You'll be delighted with the way we make you* •hag rugs look "better than new." Our experienced personnel will brighten your rugs (anj size) the way you would never have time and patience to do yourself. Every one of your washables will come back to you cleaner-whiter-brighter than you ever thought possible. Here's what you get: Table linens, napkins, handkerchiefs, and all flatwork beautifully ironed; bath towels, washable rugs, socks, knitwear dried and fluffed . . . ready for use; other apparel fluff dried. All washables guaranteed against fading, shrinkage, and loss. Your satisfaction guaranteed. 22 lbs. ONLY *3 Shirts Included -- Only 14c Each QUALITY DRY CLEANING -- FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY L. V. Acksns, Jr. Phone EV 5-0189 Page Fifteen as candy stripers at the hospital. Entertain Parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Winters had as their guests ihe parents of Louise from Haddon Heights, N. J. They spent a week here and have taken their grandson, David, back with them for a month's visit. Sam and Louise flew to, San Francisco for a three day weekend, returning on Tuesday. The children stayed with friends .while they were gone. Box Social s* The Home Builders group from the Methodist church held a box lunch social and swimming party at the LeRoy Marshall home in Johnsburg on Wednesday, July 19. The Witners family attended. Extend Sympathy The neighbors and friends of the Matthew Ziemet family were very sorry to hear of th£ death of Mrs. Ziemet's father, Matthew Kallas of Chicago, on Friday, July 14. The funeral was held the following Monday. News Bits R o b b y and Patty Mueller are spending a week with their grandparents in Chicago visiting old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner entertained a group of twenty-five people at their home. They all attended our Fun Fair. Happy Birthdays To Donna Gunder, July 28, Walter Wilson on July 29. Also Craig Borrows on Aug. 1 and WBKB-TV Channel 7 - 8:15 A.M. SUNDAY, JULY 80 "EVERY SHIP NEEDS A COMPASS" People tell how prayer gave them strength, health and wellbeing. Radlot WAIT (820 kc) Sun. 9:00 A.M. WJJD (1160 kc) 8:00 A.M. last Sunday •ach month to James Geds, Albert Liss and Jack Verstege on Aug. 2. Beach Workers Beach workers for Sunday, July 30, Jack Schramm, Clarence Mueller, Herb Clausen and William Ewald. Fix Idyll Dell Road , The subdivision is grateful to all who gave of their time in working for the Idyll Dell Road improvement. While we had hoped for a blacktop road we have been given to understand that the seal-kote job will stand up very well and will not buckle during the winter and spring. It is at any rate, much better ^HSn the dust we have had to stand for so long, to say nothing of the flying stones which endangered our windshields. Golf Outings^ The men will tee off from 8:35 through 8:50 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 6, at the Pistakee Country club. On Aug. 12 there will be a husband and wife tournament at the Minature Golf Course on Route 120 at 9 p.m. The Egyptians placed calendars and stellar clocks on the inside of coffin lids, so the corpse could tell time. I How Can I ?1 Q. How can I frost a window so that plenty of light will pass through, yet no object will show from either side? A. Try this mixture: Five parts boiled linseed oil, 2*/2 parts turpentine, one part clear varnish -- all mixed well. Add powdered whiting to this mixture until It turns very white. Apply to glass with a brush, then make a pad of cheesecloth and press or tap all the glass lightly while the mixture is still wet -- and when the glass becomes dry it will look exactly like frost had formed on it. Q. How can I repaint golf balls? A. Stick black-headed pins in the balls, then attach strings to the pins, and dip the balls Into a can of golf paint. Hang them up to dry. Be sure to scrub the balls thoroughly before painting. Q. How can I fill cracks in furniture? A. By using beeswax; it should, of course, be melted to the required consistency. Q. How cam I improvise a safe ashtray that will avoid the THE CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOP C 1^22 N. 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Remove t h e o f f e n d i n g caster and hacksaw a slot about lA -Ihch deep in the end of the caster post. Then wedge this slot slightly- apart, and drive it back into the furniture leg. It'll fit much more tightly- Q. How can I keep the hair in curl for a longer time? A. It is claimed that the hair will keep in curt longer if a teaspoonful of ordinary tea Is steeped, a little sugar added, and applied to the hair. ^ Q. How can 1 remove yellow stains from porcelain?- A. Rub with a paste made of cream of tartar and hydrogen of peroxide. The Lever Building, New York City, has 1,404 windows in its twenty-one stories, and not a one of them will open. JOSEPH FRETT S SON. 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