The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

\ Page Twenty THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH 1 Thursday, March 15,1962& Lakeland Park Democratic Club Meets Gloria Ftannigan - EV 5-4710 Chris Foszcz - EV 5-4942 Tonight. Thursday. March 15, Lakeland Park regular Democratic club will meet at 8 at the community house. Jerry Rogers will give part two of the Foreign Trade laws and there will he a discussion on it afterwards. Also there will he a few visiting candidates. All democrats are urged to attend and to join if they have not as yet. Sympathy We wish to extend our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson on the recent death of Mrs. Anderson's father. Joseph Pioro, who passed away last Saturday. March 10. at McHenry hospital. Mi*. Pioro had been residing with the Andersons for about 6 years in L a k e l a n d P a r k . The b o d y rested at George Justen Funeral home. Requiem Mass was said on Tuesd.iv at St. Patrick's church. Interment was at the St. Joseph's cemetery in Chicago. Community House Schedule Thursday, March l.> - 8 p.m. Democratic meeting; Friday, March 16-- Evening Minstrel Coral Group; Sunday, March 18 Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet 1 to 6 p.m.: Monday. March 19--- Pack Meeting; Tuesday. March 20 -- Boy Scout Meeting: Thursday. March 22-- McHenry Township unincorporated POA meeting. For reservations call Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Birthday Wishes May we wish a happy birthday to Jeff Bierman on March 15: to Mary Beth Humann who will be five years old on March 16. and to Evelyn Karninsku who celebrates her day on good old St<"Patrick's! day. $larcn 17;' to Leancre Abbott, on March 19. and to Ann Hirshl; erg and Lucille Jones who share the same day of March 20 and to Leah Rode who will be seven years old on March 21. Hope you all have a wonderful day. Belated Birthday Wishes A belated birthday wish to Ann Wohnrade who chalked up anolher year on March 6. Sorry I missed you Ann. Birthday Doiugs A sweet sixteen birthday " party was given forv Marge Parisi by Elaine Piasecki. The party was on March 3 and was held at the home of Marge's parents. It was a nice affair. Barbecue, potato salad and other goodies were served. Marge received a lot of nice gifts from her* guesls. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Parisi and family, Linda and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. J. Parisi and sons. Joey and Steve, Mr. . and Mrs. Stanley Slonia and children, Kai*en and Judy, Mr. and Mrs Robert Choliwk and Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. A. Piasecki and Marge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parisi. A few friends of Marge's came to the party also. They were Donna, Bonnie and Sandy "Bucaro, Marion Barle, Elaine Piasecki, Pennji Miller, Rae Chadwick, Genny Adams, Joanne Reed, Carol Aalto, Sandra Bremann, Paulette Gute, Doris and Dorothy Rehburg, Coleen Mahoney, Judy Reining, Lorylale . Dixon, Carol Schuringa, Betty Decker, Linda Watson, Marge Davis, Hobey Riley, Ruth Fowler, Mary Ann Borchart, Ken Laurence. Jim Becker, Ed SchwaubauerJDoug Toussaint, Doug Sellick; Don Iuffic, Chuck Jett, Roily Koerper, Mike Fisher, Ray Rishiewski, Ken Aeverman, Mike Michalik, Ken Owens, Dick Radner, Tony Adams. Frank and Tom Scollero. David Druml, Gary Ricker, Gene Boelter, Jack Smith, Jim Wauteletm, Tom Bitterman, John Parisi and Pete Parisi. Boy they sure had the whole gang there, didn't they? The birthday club got toget her again last Saturday, March 10, at the home of the birthday girl Rita Idstein. The gals who enjoyed the .fattening morsels were Mart Barle, Joan Krater. Joan Bucaro, Jeanne Kruse, Rae Burns, Rosemary Holas, Helen Hanson and Jeanette Koerper. The girls who were unable to attend were Claudia Garn, Eileen Hautzinger, June Mueller and Rita Hahn, Alma Brushaber was paid a surprise visit on Saturday by Mr and Mrs. . Allan Schalk, who reside m Libertyville. Alma's birthday was on Sunday, March 4, Jean and Rich Hahndoif and Grandpa Hahndorf were also there to help celebrate. On • Sunday, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith of Lakeland Shores stopped in to wish Alma nappy returns of the day. And on Monday the fifth Mr. and M'*s. F.inar Olson of Edgebrook Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. John Rehrenrit of Lilymoor were there for a piece of the birthday" cake. The Kochs attended a birthday party in Glen Ellyn in honor of the first birthday of their god-child, Kathy Ann Lafreniere. They all had a wonderful time and the whole gang of relatives were there also. Ha-He-Ho's The Ha's and the Ho's surprised the He's (Herzogs) last Friday evening for their birthdays. They brought all the food and goodies. Later they sat down to play their favorite game "Pinochle". And guess what? The gals beat the boys this time. What a grand evening it had been. Holiday Hills REPORTER BLAMES WEATHER FOR NO TELEPHONE CALLS Inez Young Visiting Gladys H a f e r enjoyed a three week vacation in California visiting a few friends and relatives. She reports she had a wonderful time. The Herzogs were invited to the home of their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herzog in Oak Park, for a birthday dinner in honor of Bill and Ann's birthdays. Also joining in the celebration wer« Bill's daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Marbcrg. The Muerers spent the weekend in Chicago visiting with iheir parents and relatives. They had a most enjoyable time and it sure broke the monoiony of the long winter for them. Well, it's either feast or famine! Last week we had such a nice big column and here we are this week with practically nothing. Last week my phone buzzed with calls on all kinds of activities and this week I thought my phone was out of order. I guess this weather has gotten just about everyone down. It almost seems as though we're getting a double dose this year because we got off so easy last year. There's a bright note on the horizon -- here we are half way through March, if you can hold on just a couple more weeks, there isn't a year on record when winter didn't come to an end sometime in March or April and tulips didn't poke through in April or May -- so look ahead and things will begin to look better. In the meantime surely you've been doing something, or your neighbor has. How about getting on the phone and dialing 385-4672. Then if we're stuck inside for a few more weeks at least we'll have something to read and we'll know what's going on at the other end of the subdivision. While I'm making a plea for news may I make a special plea for news about our young people here. I know they are all active-- we're so quick to criticize, let's be quicker to praise and give them the credit due them. Association Meeting The Holiday Hills Property Owners association met at the Abbink home on Monday, March 5. There was some discussion on amendments of the by-laws. Other business transacted was an allotment for beach improvement. The new committee chairmen have not been assigned as yet, but will be very shortly and then there will be more to report to you. If there's any particular committee you'd be interested in, please call Harry Postal, he'll be happy to hear frran yon. He's always looking f0r a willing worker. heim, Kathy, Eileen and Gary Connell, Dawn Heise, Phillip Notoli, Steve Stoddard, Patty Emerson and his brother, Kurt Tueber. Brother Patrick didn't participate 'in the" Games played but thoroughly enjoyed the cake and ice cream. Rita Ann is Nine ^ Rita Ann Mettelka marked off nine years on the calendar on Feb. 28 and then had a big party on March 3 to celebrate the occasion. Marlene Brookman, El Vira Ahderson, Francis C o r m a n, Linda Exline, Valarie Forthman, Kathy Grail, Roxy Haf tr, Pamela Nugent, and Audrey Westcart were the guests on hand to enjoy the fun, games and the twist contest. "~\ Another member of the Mettelka household had a birthday recently. Earline turned "16" on March 7. The Cub Scouts, whose den she had taken over for Marge Connell recently, had a surprise party for her the day before, on March 6. Cake and coffee were enjoyed by Helen Boettcher, Mary Mahon and Virginia Lundelius at Jesse Hawhees home on March 2 to celebrate Jesse's birthday. Congratulations John Hale competed in the district contest of the Illinois grade school bands. The contest- was held on Saturday, March 3, at the Beach Park Consolidated school in Waukegan. John took a first place in his class. Nice going, John, keep it up. I had the opportunity to hear John and a group of his friends play at school last week and those boys were really good. I can see why several of them took first places. Athletic Club The Griswold Lake Athletic club will hold their next meeting on Wednesday, March 21, at the home of Con Kasparzyk. News Wanted We are in need of more news and would appreciate it very mpch if you would call Chris or me. Now with spring well on its way (I hope) there should be more goings on. Here's wishing you all a Happy St Patrick's day this Saturday. "The great tragedy of the West is that its leaders -- and they are all good, Christian patriotic men -- simply are incapable of grasping or understanding the nature of the enemy bent on their destruction." -- William Bullitt (Former Ambassador to Rus sia) .Birthdays Keitff Tlteber had five big candles to blow out on Feb. 25. To celebrate the important occasion he invited eleven of his friends and neighbors to a party on Feb. 24. His guests were Debbie Smith, Joy Boden- Sick List We're sorry to fiear that Jean Stoddard had to be rushed to Sherman hospital on Monday, March 5. She was sent home the same day and is now "taking it easy" at home. ' The Krueger household has been seigpd with a "bug" -- and evidently a real bad one because little Jerry Krueger was rushed into McHenry hospital by ambulance on Tuesday, Feb. 27, where he stayed for a week and 3 days later Mike was rushed in with the same thing. Fortunately they were able to treat Mike and send him back home. Announcing the opening of the DHOTI IS ROOM Richmond, 111. Friday, March 16, 1962 Specializing in Sea Foods Steaks Chops Delicious - Different HARD WE HAVE 40 YEARS EXMiWei ! WITH McHENItY COUNTY WATER! RViSO sofT Water service 1. With SERVISOFT SOFT WATER SERVICE a. No equipment to buy b. No work to do . c. No maintenance d. No salt to buy e. No fuss -- No bother 2. We also carry a complete line of HOMEOWNED & FULLY AUTOMATIC SOFTENERS. FOR SALE RENT Call for An Unbiased Recommendation on Which Type of Softener Will Fit Your Need . . . Free Demonstration . . . Free Water Test . . . Free Trial. NO OBLIGATION New Or lean's Type Shrimp Lobster Tail -- Red Snapper Done in a way you have never tasted before! -- COCKTAILS -- Serving from 4 p.m. 'til 12 Midnight Watch for Grand Opening Celebration ANDREW CO. Soft Water-Farm & Lawn Carter Wpod?tpqk • , EE. 8-4200 Illinois Sunnyside Estates SEHOA SPONSORS ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE, MARCH 17 Joan Walczynski - EV. 5-8105 Do you all have your bib and tucker and your dancing shoes picked out for Saturday night? W h a t ' s S a t u r d a y n i g h t ? ? ! ! Why, the SEHOA St. Patrick day dance, of course. If you haven't been contacted with ticketSj.don't let that stop you; they "may be purchased at the door. Refreshments will be available. Remember, all proceeds will go toward our roads, so why not make it your business to be at the community club at 9 o'clock. See you there. To those that knew him, "Charlie", as he was called, will be missed. Stork Arrives Yes, that delivery bird flew over our subdivision again. The lu^ky folks this time were Charlotte and Dale Maule, and the bundle was a little boy weighing 5«lbs., 11 ozs. He arrived on March 10 at 2:20 p.m. in McHenry hospital. Charlotte and Dale have been so busy admiring the little fella that no name, has been chosen as yet. Absent Minded Another little bird just flew around asking the question, "What resident of Sunnyside Estates put the groceries in the wrong car at the supermarket Friday night? Sorry, no names. Birthday The Girl Scouts of America celebrate their fiftieth year this month and since this is Girl Scout Week, we would like to offer our congratulations to all the Brownies and Girl Scouts of the subdivision. We are proud to have such a goodly number of these fine girls in our midst.. Cookie Sale Speaking of Girl Scouts reminds me that the annual Girl Scout cookie sale begins On March 22 and continues through to March 31. Along about that time you can be expecting callers., Heart Fund We are grateful to the residents of this fair community for the fine way in which the heart fund volunteers were received on Heart Sunday. Also my appreciation to the gals who did the footwork on that day, namely: Marge Farley R o s e m a r y F e l i c e t t i , E l e a n o r Fiedler, Fran Fuqua, Florence Kelso, Loretta Mikkelsen, Fran Olsen, Ann Radtke, Mildred Senkerik and Shirley Simmons. Street Signs The association has placed 'Dead End" street signs on Grandview, Indian Ridge and. Oakleaf drives as a earning that Hickory Way drive is the last crossroad open to traffic, due to Florence drive being completely blocked by snow. We ask your cooperation in this matter so as to avoid using the driveways of others as a turnaround. Meeting On April 3 the annual McHenry township meeting will be held in the American Legion hall in McHenry. Keep this date in mind and please try to attend. More details later. In Sympathy We would like to express our deep regrets to Mrs. Helen Brunhoefer on the recent' passing of "her husband, Charles. Happy Occasions Belated birthday greetings to the following: on March 8 Eddie Matuszak celebrated his natal day; Rose Felicetti had her day on March 9; Harold Palmer added another year on the tenth; the twelfth was shared by Alice Bieschke and little Cathy Davis who turned 6 years old; Dolores Hanahan was the birthday gal on the thirteenth; and Mary DeFrancisco shares the fourteenth with Teddy Jost who turned 11 this year. Today our greetings go to Henrietta Rau and Michael Maule becomes an old man - of 7 on the sixteenth. Green icing is called for on the cakes of William Schweiger and Cheryle Kay Maule, a little miss of 1. On the eighteenth we send birthday wishes to Mary Kogut ' Wanda. E^erg's mother); and Donald Gerstein, Jr. will be a ripe 8 years of age on the twentieth. The twentyfirst is the birthday of our dear "Uncle George" Kropf, who is 39 again this year. Ah, to count or not to count, that is the question. Our only1 anniversary this week is celebrated lay Marge and Louis t)eFranclsco who will have shared 19 years of wedded bliss on the twentieth of March. New Residents The most recent arrivals to our subdivision are not really strangers. You've seen their names in this column before. Laura and Albert Holtfodt are the parents of Loretta Mikkelsen and yoursTxuly and we're mighty happjA tb have them here with us now. just as they are happy tt^be an actual part of our community.v.The Holtfodts hail from the northwest sid£ of Chicago, where "Al" is employed, at a map manufacturing company. He plans on commuting with some of Our fine neighbors. Al is what we call a jack-of-all-trade? and a r e a l " h a n d y m a n " t o h a v e around. • His hobby is bowling and. tinkering. Laura is well known for her wonderful baking but due to arthritis has been unable to pursue this hobby for a good while. However, now that she is out in this fine country air perhaps she'll resume this pastry pastime. Mmmmm. Sure hope so. Her other hobby is collecting salt and pepper shakers and claims to about 300 different pair. Now all she needs is a display case. Get busy Dad! Fair Warning Readers, be prepared! I am the new reporter or Sunnyside Estates. No -screaming, please. Amidst the hustle and bustle of this three-ring circus, I shall try to supply you JrfthL the news of our subdivision in ; as sane a manner as possible, j Of course, I'll need phone calls;- • from each and every one of; you with your own bit of news" so that when it is all put to-. gether it might add up to a* fairly nice column. Polly.', worked hard fo keep the col- it umn as interesting as possible and I, along with your help, shall do rhy very best to keep it just that. So, please call and contribute your news to our column. Let's Go Visiting This item in our column, :' which was originated by Polly, shall be resumed next week. ^ Tribute The following poem was received by Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro from their friend, Frances. Waid, and they would like to share it with you. ; GOD'S CALL TO PAULINE A call for thee, across the <* sea, "Come home. Your work is done. "I need a rose for My bouquet, and you are a chosen one. "Leave the world of toil and strife For a hime not made with hand. * "The angels wait at the Pearly Gate For you to join their band." ^ A dear friend, Waid. KEEP AT IT! VOTE FOR EDWARD A. DOWD REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOP SHERIFF OF M9HENRY COUNTY -SCgEES- T« improved sPREosnnn i SPREE lOOX LATJX PAINT Now added to the famous qualities of the 100% Latex Wonder Wall Paint . . . • NEW! DECORATOR SOFT SHEEN • NEWS COVERING FOR HARD-fO-PAINT SURFACES We've improved on the perfect to give you the best wail point ever ! And in new beautiful stay fresh colors. Try no-fume-no-odor SPRED SATIN today. Guaranteed washable. Choose Your Pre-Finished WALL PANELING Remodel Your Ceiling & with NU-W0OB Ceiling need \ Here they are - wonderful Pre- Finished Plywood Panels! Let them give your rooms new beauty! Pre-Finished Panels are reasonably priced and easy to install. Choice of fine hardwoods -- available NOW! "CORATOR CEILING TILE You can add the classic beauty of a fissured marble design to your ceiling by installing Nu-Wood Decorator Tile. This insulating board tile suggests an expensive decorator-touch, yet is so economical. Available in either grey or beige pattern. Like all Nu-Wood ceiling tiles, Decorator Tile is easy to apply. on all GARAGES and REMODELING DOQV // CJiQbtTOp n ALE*ANDES LUMBER CO. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER On Hiftoay 31 S@ie§lni of MaSss Street--Mdrtary, Illinois Ptoie 38S°1€24 ft ».