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Pag# Sixteen THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Sunnsyide Estaies Dentist Opens New Practice Polly Stevens - 385-1256 Dr. Bruce L. Kwaii .1, who resides 011 Ihe U r l> a 11 d a I e Farms, Nunda township, has opened a dental pi art ire in Sunnyside. lie attended .loliet Junior college, Hradley university, Loyola university and j-iaduated from Loyola school of dentistry. ters, Jeaniejo arid Susan. Fortunately for their many friends the move was close by --1115 W. Circle drive, Pistakee Terrace. We hope they enjoy their new home and are glad they are still near us. Incidently, pretty Jeaniejo has been a candyst riper in McHenry hospital for 6 weeks and at a recent meeting was elected social chairman of the candystripers. Visit In Wisconsin Lee and Gene Stamsta spent a recent weekend in Manitawoc. Wis., with her mother, Mrs. Beatrice Smith, his mother, Mrs. Hilda Stamsta, and his sister and brother-in-law, Pat and Gene Jansen. Still Hospitalized We are sorry to report that at this writing Magmus Olson is still hospitalized. However, Mr;s. Olson says he is getting along nicely after the a|ito accident which required an operation on his left arm. Come home soon, Mr. Olson. Dr. BKl'CE K WART A Dr. Kw.irla served two years in the U.S. Marine . Ficfore becrinr. inu practice i*i Sunnyside, ho practircl in Cii;< ;o for two years. Wo arc hnppv ?o welcome i them to Sunny.Mdc Estates. I Back from Yuc.-ttion I Hi ! n<'i"hl>Mrs. it's to j ho Ivimic Hit firvt I'd like In j say uli.it ;i • r.tr>>l r-l; Lois An-! dcrs-on did in pini'h-hii t in*.; for 1110 while I was ^ and I am j dot-ply c;ra1efp!. Having some- ; one to rlepond >>n makes a' va-I cation worthwhile. It'll take! 1110 1 while to ret hack into mv i comfortable old rut so please , bear \vi«h me 'ti! F crawl back 1 in. Nov. Jim and I need a vacation froni our vacation. Surprise Visit Loi- Anderson was pleasantly surprised recently with a visit from her former neighbor. Marian Dexter. of Chicago, It had l.ecn some three years sine the .uirlt had seen pach other. A Picnic The Little Lea cue Braves team en.i<ned an ouldoor -barbecue. W e rl 11 e s d a v evening Au".. 2. w'tli iheir parents, sisters and brothers. It was held at Ihe Palmer residence arid a b o u t t h i i t \ - l i v o k i d s a n d twenty adults attended. Each family brought their own meat and a dish to pass and yon can I>d them was lots of good food. Adulls and kids played lut 11. badminton a n rl other games. Movies of the first league game were shown and the improvement in the ieam was very evident. Maybe some bi;_; leaguers for the future? It C'ould »<• Worse We aie sorry to lose Jean and Joe I.enoclie and daugh- M«»n at Work We noticed some improvements in our community on our return^ All the sp^ed signs have been erected due 4o the efforts of Messrs. JoHanseto, Magmus Olson and Kimbro. Harold Palmer and Mr. Kimbro put up the beach sign and a receptacle for trash was placed at the beach for your convenience. Please use it. The hole patching on the roads was done by Vince and Joe Jost. Jerry Olsen, Herb Rose and Mr. Kimbro. Stan Walczynski spent an afternoon mowing the grass at the beach and it certainly looked nice. Grass has a habit of crowing though and it needs cutting again. Whose turn is it now? Association Meeting The monthly meeting of the SEHOA was held the first Thursday of the month as usual. Many interesting topics were discussed and voted €lpon. First and foremost is the help which will.be needed Saturday, Aug. 12, for road repair. A load of cold pack material will arrive at 10 a.m. and dumped in various locations t hroughout the subdiv i s i o n s where there are paved roads. If your road is graveled. please fill any holes with gravfel from the edge of the road. Remember the date, Saturday, Aug. 12. Block captains have been chosen and are as follows: blocks 1 and 7 Lorraihe Major, 2 and 6 Dale Maule $nd alternate Velda Tyler, 3 and 5 Florence Kelso, 8 Marge Palmer and alternate Bernadine Grist, 9 Helen Wegner, 10 Jim Stevens and alternate Polly Stevens, 11 and 16 Carol Kennebeck, 4 and 13 Bernice Fry. Blocks 12, 14, and 15 will be covered by Carol Kennebeck, Marge Palmer and Polly Stevens. If there is any question you have or any assistance needed from, your block captain they will be more thftn happy to help you. Contkct the captain in your block. ! We are still asked to obsferVe the odd and even sprinkling days with an intermission from 3 to 9 p.m. The sheriff's o f-f i c e has agreed to cooperate with us in trying to maintain our speed limit. License numbers will be taken and turned over to the sheriff's office to press charges. Won't you please TRY to go a little slower? Parents are urged to keep their little ones out of the roads to help prevent accidents. Thare are so many vacant lots that ,can be used as playgrounds instead of the roads. Also many near accidents have resulted by carelessly left bikes, wagons and other toys on the roads. Have your child bring his toys home where they belong. The last but certainly not the least item is malicious mischief. The Senkeriks are away on vacation. When they return they will be greeted with two BB holes shot through their picture window. This was done deliberately and when the offender is caught he will be punished. Flash The Little League series was clinched Thursday night, Aug. 3, by the Braves with the.ir 6 to 3 win over the Cubs. The 8 and 9 year olds played their hearts out in this crucial game with all their parents as spectators. The manager of the Braves is Harold Palmer and coaches are Ed O/iminski, R. Dulaney, J. Long and J. Scott. The players are Mike Anderson, Jeff Dowed, Keith Dulaney, Chris Long, Sherwood Palmer, David Petterson, Bill Scott, Jim Scott, Bruce Thomas and Jimmy Zenner. Congratulations, fellas. Let's Go Visitin' This week we visit Mary and Joe DeFrancisco at 4518 N. Hilltop drive. They moved to j Sunnyside Estates in July. I 1957, from the north side of ! Chicago and are the parents of 1 three sons, 15 year old Louis. ! 13 year old Pat and 7 year old , Joey. Rumor has it that in j January there may be another j little DeFrancisco. Joe is a 1 state employee and his hobby J is boats--any kinds, shape or form. Mary enjoys her home and cooking. Visitors Norma Gunn recently enjoyed a week's visit from her mothf.r, Mrs. Florence Bany, of Chester, III. During the week Mrs. Barry, Norma, Florence Kelso and teenagers, Lillian and Bob, enjoyed a picnic and swimming at Lake Geneva. The following week Norma was hostess to her friend, Genevieve Ulrey, of St. Louis, Mo. A Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro and Polly and Jim Stevens enjoyed the visit of Polly Lyle of Martin, Tenn., very much. The Lyles and Kimbros were dear friends and neighbors for many years when all resided in Nashville. Not too much sightseeing on this visit, mostly talking and reminiscing. She Baked a Cake On Friday morning, July 21, HOLIDAY and DRY CLE OFFERS YOU . . A Cleaner - Whiter - Brighter Wash DON'T You'll be delighted with the way we make youi •hag rage look "better than new." Our experienced personnel win brighten yonr rags (any rice) the way yon would sever have time and patience to do yourself. Every one of your washables will come back to you ctesner-wWter-brighter than you ever thought possible. Here's what you get: Table linens, naplrina, 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 LaVerne Noah was busy baking a cake when in came Pat B o t f , C a r o l L a s n e k , J u n e Voight and Gloria VonOepen with a birthday cake and gifts to help her celebrate her day. Those Oakleaf drive gals never forget a birthday. LaVerne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston, of Chicago spent a week of his vacation with the Noahs. New Aunt Carol Kennebeck became a new aunt in Aug. 1 when little 5 week old Miss Lynn Marie came from St. Vincent's to live with Carol's brother and his wife, Don and Madelyn Gamperl. Now 21 month old Donnie will have the company of a little sister. Visiting Millie Kropf and her sister, Vi Crane, spent last week at Fort Campbell, Ky., visiting Millie's son, George, Jr., who is stationed there. tillage of Sunnyside EXTEND WELCOME TO NEW RESIDENTS FROM WISCONSIN Therese Schneider - EV. 5-1298 Now residing at 4108 N. Jewel Drive are Mary and Willard Bryant and their two sons, Bobby 11, and Steven 10. The Bryants are formerly from Bristol, Wis. f Picnicking The three Martin girls went along with the Girl Foresters of McHenry to spend the day at Lincoln Zoo. More Visitors We spotted Joyce Orthal and children, Cindy, Missy, Jimmie and Kenny, spending the day with her parents, Clif and Andy Sabbv, recently. Later husband, Dick, came out by train for an outdoor supper. Swapped Alice and Ray Bieschke and her aunt, Millie Ehrenberg, swapped daughters for a week recently. Young Tammy visited her great aunt Millie in Chicago and teenager Sandy Ehmnberg spent her time swimming and having a grand time here. Birthdays Happy birthday to 12 year old Christine Roy. Aug. 11 Jean Brink. 12 year old Bill Davis and Cecil Kanter will celebrate their natal day. Birthday candle time for Ruth Smiih, Joan Walczynski and 11 year Kenny Roy is Aug. 16. Happy returns of the day to you all. Anniversaries Millie and George Kropf will celebrate 26 years of wedded bliss on Aug. 10 while Loretta and Bob Mikkelsen celebrate 14 years on Aug. 16. EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm A Life W Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When You Need Insurance Any Kind r Phone EVergreen V 5 0043 or 6-095S ' 129 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111. QUALITY DRY CLEANING -- FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY L. V. Adams, Jr. Phone EV 5-0189 DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1236 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0180 Res. Phone: Ev 5-6191 Thti•*(*.: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Evamined-Glasscg Fitted Vontact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-61 SC'HROEDER IRON WORKS Structural steel Hd Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment 2 Miles South on Rt. 31 Ph. EVergreen 5-0950 8-01 GORDON E. SERGANT Registered Professional Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 4193 ! '2 Mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnsburg - Wilmot Road 11-61 %R. EDGAR. E. PEASLEE Palmer Graduate CHIROPRACTOR .1616 W. Main, McHenry, I1L Office Hours: Daily except Thursday 1-5 Mon„ Wed. & Fri. Evenings 7-fl Phone EVergreen 5-0489 12-61 DR. LEONARD L. BOTTARI Optometrist Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted 1303 N. Richmond Road Hours: Evenings Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 7 To 9 p.m. Saturdays: 8 to 6 p.m. Phone EV. 5-2262 8-61 Rescue Squad Dance Anyone desiring tickets for the .coming Rescue Squad dance Sept. 2 can obtain them from either Richard Fredrick, C. Kasperski or Wally Bogel Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crowley went to Kentucky to visit Mrs. Crowley's father and sister. Danny Muleski is spending a week with his grandparents in northern Wisconsin. Joseph Cammarata went to Northbrook Sunday to help his daughter, Catherine, celebrate her twenty-second wedding anniversary. Last Saturday >Mr. and Mrs. Joe Metzger and family went into Milwaukee to celebrate the wedding anniversary of their friends. The next day Metzgers went on a picnic and had a wonderful time. Vacationers The Obstfelder family vacationed in Colorado and then returned home by way of the Black Hills, stopping off to visit Sylvia's parents in Wisconson. Visitors The LaBays weekend quests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kohls ana sons, Terry and Stephen, frorr. Sheboygan, Wis. The Gunthers entertained their daughter, Barbara, her fiance, Frank Cannataro, hij parents from Chicago, and h sisters, Shirley from Oak Lawn, and Rosalie from New Jersey. s Mrs. Murphy and her three children spent a week at the Frank MacLaughlin home. We were very happy to see our cousin, Dennis May. home after spending three years in the Marines. Cindy Ritt is speeding a week at the Muleski home. Anniversary Greetings Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crowley on their fifth wedding anniversary. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday to Rosemarie! May who will be four, Aug. 16, to Pam Kinder on the thirteenth of August, and to Marvin Mule&ki on th^ tenth of August. Also belated birthday wishes to Hazel MacLaughlin who ' celebrated her birthday July 31. Baby Born Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weiss who just celebrated their seventeenth wedding anniversary on Aug. 2 brought their new baby Jacquelyn Therese home from the hospital today. She was born July 30 at the McHenry ¥ f > fig , tin A " •'< : ami <•>> M hospital and weighed 8 lbs. 10 ozs. Her four brothers Roger, Ken, Gary, and Eddie welcomed her home. Neighbors We would Tike 10 welcome Mr. and Mrs. Chris Giom who have just moved intc the Terrace. The Groms had a hcusewarming for their friends Saturday night. ""A welcome is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Joe IScnoche rind their daughters. Also good luck to Mr. and Thursday, August 10, 1961 Mrs. Deppeier and Mr. and Mrs. W. Hillman who have moved to the other side cf Circle Drive where the Haasers lived. Visiting Ron and Marilyn Wiggerman and family spent a few days at Wisconsin Dells. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Fradelski had Ewald's brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Pradelski, as weekend guests. Farm Service Way GETTELMAN Milwaukee Beer -- the purr-fect beer at a purr-fect price . .» Oet soma today at... G. A. G4 Your Favorite Beer Outlet GETTELMA* BREWING CORPORATION, MILWAUKEE Inventory Reduction BOAT AUCTION ' HENRY FREEMAN & EUGENE FREDRICK -- Auctioneers SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1961 Sale to start at 1 p.m. 4 blocks South of the center of Williams Bay, Wis. Follow Auction Arrows. 50 -- BOATS -- 50 • 1960 new 15 ft. Lake N Sea 40 h.p. Evinrude Lark with electric starter, cover, lights, steering, controls, upholstered, windshield; 1960 new 17 ft. Lake N Sea, lights, steering, controls, upholstered; 2 - 1960 17 ft. Amphibious Craft, windshield, lights, steering; 3 - 1960 16 ft. Amphibious Craft, windshield, lights, steering; 1960 15 ft. Amphibious Craft, windshield, lights, steering; 1960 14 ft. Amphibious Craft, windshield, lights, steering; 1960 15 ft. Falcon amphibious boat, windshield, lights, steering; 1960 10 ft. Volk's boat, 25 h.p. rated, windshield, lights, steering; 1958 15 ft. Mastercraft moulded outboard: 1958 14 ft. Mastercraft plywood outboard; lSfeS 16 ft. Lyman, full cover lights, steering controls, battery with 1958 Johnson Super 35 electric motor and Teenee trailer; 1957 15 ft. Wagemaker, full cover, steering controls, 1954 Johnson 25 h.p. motor and Teenee trailer; 1957 Cadilac moulded plywood, controls, Gator trailer and Evinrude Lark 30 h.p. electric start; 1958 15 ft. Lake N Sea, full cover, lights, steering; 1946 19 ft. Hacker craft runabout, 125 h.p. Gray; 1957 18 ft. Century Resorter 115 h.p. Chrysler; 1959 12 ft. Aluma Craft, steering, full cover, controls, windshield, forward and center {leek, lights, 10 h.p. Johnson outboad; 195T 17 ft. Jabsco 95 h.p. full cover; 1954 24 ft. Chris Craft Holliday 185 h.p., full cover, midship seat; 1958 25 ft. Chris Cr®t Cadet Cruiser 2-95 h.p.; 1947 251 Chris Craft Sports 2-25 Scripps; 1939 23 ft. Hacker Craft, Kermath 140 h.p.; 1941 23 ft. Hacker Craft, Chrysler 145 h.p.; 1942 23 ft. Chris Craft R. A. Runabout, Chris Craft 160 h.p.; 1953 21 ft. Correct Craft, Gray 165 h.p. 2 New Sagen Outboard Boat Hoists. 1958 10 ft. Hydro. 1960 40 h.p. Evinrude Lark, electric, long shaft; 1960 40 h.p. Royal Scott, electric; 1960 25 h.p. Scott, electric; 1959 35 h.p. Johnson Super, electric; 19^6 10 h.p. Evinrude; 1958 10 h.p. Johnson. ^ There will be many more boats and some additiomil equipment added to this sale before the Sale Date. All boats and motors will be represented and warranted the day of sale. You are invited to inspect these boats any time prior to the sale. Long term credit will be available. Contact: Service Way, Lake Geneva, Wis. 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