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% Thursday, October 4. 196? THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Eastwood Manor PROPERTY OWNERS PLAN OPEN HOUSE FOR MANORITES Edie Iverson - 885-6838 The Eastwood Manor Property Owners' association met Friday, Sept. 21, in the barn. The 'open-house' get-together is planned for Friday, Oct. 5, at 8:30 p.m. Tom Birmingham is in charge and gave a report of his plans and called for volunteers to make the salads. Dottie Messer, Larry Moore and Eleanor Kuck volunteered. A big night is being planned for you so we hope every Eastwood Manor resident will come out and get acquainted and partake of all the delicious foodfi and beverages being planned and provided for all. EMPOA will be sponsoring Girl Scout Troop 436 as they have Brownie Troop 211. A special meeting of all m e m b e r s w a s c a l l e d . T h i s meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. and concerns amendments to the by-laws pertaining to the dues. The annual election of officers was held. New officers are: Chairman, A1 Bianchi; Vice- Chairman, Fred Woodbury; Treasurer, Dottie Messer; Rec o r d i n g S e c r e t a r y , C a r o l y n Roth^; Corresponding Secretary, Larry Moore; Board of Directors for a three-year term, William Brogan, and Board of Directors for the unexpired term left by the resignation of A1 Bianchi, El Borcovan. Outgoing officers are: Chairman, Milt McHale; Vice- Chairman, Len Hansen; Treasurer, Fred Woodbury; Recording Secretary, Dottie Messer; Corresponding Secretary, Edie Iverson; Board of Directors, Bob Newlon. We wish to thank all these officers for a job well done. After the business meeting coffee and doughnuts were served. Scouts Brownie Troop 211 met at Faith Church Wednesday evening at 6 p.m. The girls had lots of fun learning the correct way to answer the telephone and the door and also how to set the table properly. There is still a waiting list for this troop. All registration fees are in. Officers were chosen. They are Patty McHale as president, Susan Newlon as scribe, Priscilla Mclntyre as treasurer, and Melody Iverson Page Nineteen as hostess. Next week they will be working ' on their Thanksgiving table centerpieces. Leader Betty Radner and co-leader Kay Stepherison are grateful to the parents for their co-operation in driving the girls home each evening. Girl Scout Troop 436 held its first meeting in St. Patrick's church in McHenry Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The girls made name tags and played a get-acquainted game. There is a newly formed Cub Scout Pack No. 162. From Eastwood Manor Mel Griffeth is regional supervisor and A1 Bianchi is cub master. To be eligible to join this pack boys must be from 8 through 10 years of age. For any other information please contact cither one of these men. Harmonica Club Any Eastwood Manor youths interested in joining a harmonica club the lessons will be free. For the start the age limit will be 10 on up and all that will be necessary is to have a harmonica. For more information on this contact A1 Bianchi 385-4261. Bridge Club Bridge Club was held in the home of Marilyn Truckenbrod Wednesday evening. Rita Simpson won first prize, Pegt; y Anderson won travelling prize, and Mary Hadley won booby prize. Marilyn served very delicious h o m e m a d e pizzas. Bunco Club A- Bunco Club was formed Tuesday evening at a meeting in the home of Kay Mitchell. Members a i e Pat Arendt, Frieda Durkin, Erica Haldeman, Edie Iverson, Kay Mitchell, Alberta Sobacki, Bert Stoll and Florence Tucker. Frieda Durkin was elected treasurer. The first meeting will be held in the home of Pat Arendt Tuesday, Oct. 2. his two candles. Oct. 9 best wishes go to Elwyn Eternick and 13-year-old Davey Parryes. Oct. 10 two pretty girls will be celebrating, Lynn Krebs will become 14 and Denise Lottchea will be 10. Birthday Parties The John Coughlin home was bursting with children, fun, and games both Monday and Tuesday as Robert and Kevin celebrated their birthdays individually with two separate birthday parties. Mother Pat baked two beautiful decorated cakes and cup cakes for the occasions and the kiddies played all the old familiar and favorite paity games and took home prizes. David Messer had a wonderful birthday with a big buffet dinner of barbecued beef, ham, cheese, and everything delicious topped off with a big beautious birthday cake. Dottie served eight adults and a dozen kiddies. Amongst the guests were David's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Messer of Melrose Park. Anniversaries Saturday, Oct. 6, we wish a very happy wedding anniversary to Bill and Annette Brogan and Oct. 9 to Will and Bessie Barnes. Birthday Greetings Oct. 5 we wish a very happy birthday to three adults and one small boy. They are: Mae Miller, John Coughlin, Hattie Schwabauer, and soon-to-oe three-Tommy Rogers. Oct. 6 Ronnie French will blow out Faith Presbyterian Church Sept. 30 Sunday. There were two baptisms. Deborah Lou Donnovun. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Donnovan, Jr., of Wonder Lake and Michael Anders Watt, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Watt of Antioch. Oct. 7 World Wide Communion Sunday. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered. The sermon topic will- be "The Most Wonderful Table in the World" text Mark 14:24. Oct. 9--T u e s d a y --9 a.m. Freeport Presbyterial will hold their annual fall meeting at the First Presbyteiian church in Woodstock. A delegation of women will be attending from Faith church. Oct. 9 --Tuesday --8 p.m. Choir rehearsal. Oct. 10--Wednesday--6 p.m. Brownies. Around the Manor The Ed Radners and the Chester Andersens went boating Sunday and enjoyed a picnic supper out on the water. Walter and Eleanor Kuck attended a banquet Saturday night with other members of their boat club. The food was delicious and afterwards they enjoyed dancing. Eleanor wore a beautiful corsage and they returned, home with three prizes. Gil and Larry Moore and girls took advantage of Sunday's beautiful weather and visited All Saint's cemetery and Irving Park cemetery, and then went to visit friends in the city they hadn't seen in a long time. Edith Long is back this week visiting her son, Bob Mitchell, and family before attending to business in the city. It sure Is nice to see her again. Janet is attending school in Arkansas where they have their new home. There was a big get-together at Carolyn Roth's home Wednesday afternoon to observe some Eastwood Lane birthdays. Three cakes were served to honor Jeanne McHale, Bonnie Biederer and Annette Brogan. Anniversary, Sort of I have been writing your column for a year now and still enjoy doing so. Of course, I could never do it without all your help, co-operation and many phone calls. You've all been truly wonderful helpers and I want you to know that I appreciate it. I have found we have men holding office in the American Legion and women in the auxiliary, same in the VFW, young men in the Viscounts, Scout masters, den mothers. Brownie and Girl Scout leaders and co-leaders, tripoli, bridge, and bunco clubs, entire bowling teams and both men and women in league teams, members and officers in sports car clubs, boat clubs, weekly demonstrations and birthday parties. Eastwood Manor is as busy as a beehive, and yet some weeks news is very hard to come by. You may take all these activities in your stride but the readers love to hear about them so why not give me a call and help us get a good interesting ^column going. Besides, I love to hear from you and am always waiting for your call -- it's 385- 6338 in case you wish to give us a line. Thanks so much, all you wonderful Manorites. Reminder Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the barn come to the open-house meeting. We wish to meet one another and get acquainted before our long and cold winter arrives. There will be lots ofc^ free food and beverages served; and although it is given by our E a s t w o o d M a n o r P r o p e r t y Owners' association you need not be a member or a home Holiday mis LAST REMINDER LITTLE LEAGUE DANCE OCTOBER 6 Inez Young This is the last reminder about the Little League dance which is this Saturday, Oct. 6, at the Shady Shore community house. These Little Leaguers have had a busy season --playing ball, finishing this season and preparing for next year. This dance of course is to help them out next season --so go out and have a good time and do a good deed at the same time. In finishing up the past season, the Little Leaguers and their families all gathered together at the home of Alice and Carl Forthman oh Holiday Drive, Sunday, Sept. 23, for a picnic. Approximately eighty people were there -- all having a good time. The boys and their fathers did something different - they played ball. On Wednesday, Sept. 26, the Lions Club of Island Lake held a banquet to honor the first place team and present them with trophies. Boys from Holiday Hills who received trophies are: Mike Kroeger, Steve Salter, John Connell, Joe Luna, Charles Forthman and bat boy, Billy Forthman. Jack Connell coached the team and Carl Forlhman was the team manager. Aren't you proud of these boys!?! Road Lifted Two of the roads here in Holiday Hills have recently had some "Road Lifting" done. You've heard of face lifting? Almost the same thing. The families living on Lilac from Sunset drive to Birch street and all those living on Birch pooled their money and came up with a nice road. Another owner. All residents are invited whether renters or property owners so that we may get acquainted with all of our example of what community cooperation can bring about. Accident Linda Exline received a cut on the face as a result of innocent play down at the bus stop on Holiday drive and Hickory. A group of youngsters just passing time while waiting for the school bus were throwing hickory nuts and stones. Unfortunately, one of the hickory nuts struck Linda resulting in a minor cut. This however might have been quite serious. Linda was hit close to the eye --she has safety glasses --not all of our youngsters do --or suppose it hit someone in the eye - you youngsters who can read this -- none of you, I am sure would ever want to deliberately hurl someone else so I am sure you didn't realize what could happen. Mot hers - if you can find out what time your child's bus leaves and keep them home until just prior to that time, it would help. Sometimes they have too much time at the bus stop and don't know what to do with the extra time. What's done in fun might turn into a tradgedy. Convalescing Scott Musolf had his tonsils removed at Wood stock Memorial hospital on Tuesday, Sept. 25. His monimie reports he was a very good boy and we're all hoping he's feeling much better now. That Tuesday was a baaad day for another little one in Holiday Hills. Nancy Harper fell and hit her head resulting in a concussion which put her in McHenry hospital overnight. We're happy to report Nancy is feeling better now. Chady Ary is now at home recuperating from her recent operation and looking almost well. She claims her recovery is due in part to all the thoughtfulness of her friends and neighbors. Birthday Greetings A happy birthday to Roy Breetle who is 5 years old today and to his mommie, Gerry Breede, who celebrates her natal day tomorrow. Ricky Ary's big day is Saturday. Oct. 6, when he will be 5 years old. A very special wish to the man in my house, Clare, who will also celebrate his birthday, day, Oct. 6. 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