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1963 THE McHEOTT PLAIMDEALEa Village of Sunnyside HOLD ELECTION FOR OFFICERS OF VILLAGE APRIL 16 Betty Lehman 385-6806 The village will hold its election for officers on Tuesday. April IS, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., •t the village hall. H i* up. to •ach and every one of us to get out and vote. See you there. Seout-O-Rsma The 1963 Kiswaukee Scout- O-Rama which was held on Saturday, March 23, was a wonderful affair in which Cub Scouts and Explorers took part. Our own Pack 452 Cub Scouts were awarded a red ribbon for their display of plaster casting. If you have never attended one of these scout-o-ramas do fo as there are many wonderful displays of craftsmanship put on by these youngsters. Baby Shower Sylvia Obstfelder journeyed to Milwaukee on Sunday to attend a baby shower for her cousin. Connie Mumper. When the new little angel arrives it will have many beautiful things to wear. precute a call or visit from some of his neighbors and friends. If you would like to call just to say hello the number is 385-2698. We also forgot to put out the welcome mat forthe Junior Bergmanns. The Bergmanns moved into a brand spanking new home on Sunnyside Drive some months ago and it is just gorgeous, Fiw«v parents, the Senior Bergmanns, live in Sunnyside Beach and they visit here quite often. Fred and Nellie are quite familiar with this area, but as yet have not met many of their neighbors. Welcome to Sunnyside. St. John's H. ft 8. Assoc. St. John's H&S Association met on Monday, March 25. After the usual business plans were made for the coming card and kiddie fashion party whieh will be held on May 7. It was decided to not have a meeting for the month of April- The next monthly meeting will be held in May. ' * •> Farewell Surprise Party When Don Gaylord's brother, Wayne, walked into the Gaylord home on Saturday he never expected to see so many faces. Just home on furlough from Korea Don and Cammie thought it would be nice to surprise him with a party. About twenty of Wayne's friends were on hand to ask him about the ways of living in Korea. He will now be stationed in Oklahoma. Forgotten People It seems as though we have forgotten about a very fine neighbor of ours, Frank Adler. About a year ago he had an accident which has left him in poor health and bad vision. Also, recently he has undergone surgery of a different nature. Now he is recuperating nicely, but would really ap- Gar bilge I have received another complaint, this time about the garbage cans and all the papers that are flying around into other people's yards. If everyone in the village would pick up the debries and junk in their'yards we would not have to have this in our column. Spring is here now so let's all clean up and make this a better place to live in. Busy Grandmothers The two buisest people I know in Sunnyside are Mrs. MacLaughlin and Gert Mackinson. Both have been re-decorating their homes and what a terrific job they are doing, it makes us younger gals jealous to see what ambition these two ladies have. IF YOU'RE HERE... THE PHONE RINGS HERE... YOU NEED AN EXTENSION PHONE! Yoa can have all ffao gtep-saving convenience of an extension for only pennies a day. Ask your telephone man, or call your Illinois Bell business office. ILLINOIS BELL (Jfy ^ TELEPHONE 1811 N. Court SC. Phone 385-9981 crayon can and cut her foot in three different places. n 1 Gym Might The Johnsburg school has begun a gym class for women held every Wednesday evening at 7:30 to 9: Anyone interested get in touch with me. Another Bemlnto To attend the Johnsburg School Fun Fair on Saturday. April 6. Visitors and Visiting Mrs. Tucker was in Sunnyside on Friday and enjoyed visiting with the Schuitz family. Senior Lebmans spent the weekend in Chicago visiting with their families. Last Saturday was the scene of a card party at. the Bill Neumann home. They had several couples in from Mc- Henry and all had a very fine time. The Roggenbuchs enjoyed an evening of cards at the home of Chris and Lee Williams. Bud and Marion Pflug, along with members of their Moose Lodge from McHenry, drove in to see the ice show last. Sunday. Nellie Bergmann spent a few days in Rock Island caring for a sick nephew. The LaBays had a surprise visit from former neighbor JoAnn McGurk's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Baubino from Coal City, over the weekend. After talking with Angela Smith I hear that her son, David, is brushing up on his baseball for the new season that starts at McHenry high. And daughter Sheila, is doing very well at her accordion lessons. Practice hard, Sheila, we'll all have our windows open wide this summer just to listen to your fine music. nlJ & A disturbing subject of conversation just now is "goverriment falsification" of news. Whether Congress can do anything effective about this situation is an open question. Net only have the mass media and the public been justifiably annoyed by this administration's deliberate flouting of the First Amendment to the Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech and a free press, but •tfheir confidence in governmentreleased informatfon has been seriously impaired. This member of Congress doubts that the legislative body will take any real corrective action. In full recognition of the fact that the executive Accidents / It seems that two of our young ones had a little misfortune happen to them. Eight year old Dick Jablonski cut his hand last Sunday trying to carve a bow and arrow set for himself. At first his folks thought he might need stitches to close the wound, but Dad (good ole Doc Jablonski) came along and he all but put the hand in a cast and now it is just like new. Rosemary May caused some excitement in her house Wednesday, While playing in her room, she knocked over the Sick List Little Davey Williams was very sick with a respiratory infection last week. After spending two days in McHenry hospital with pneumonia little Gary Heitz is home and doing very nicely. This little fellow was so sick that we thank God for pulling him thru. 1o flatter a woman and please a man! for MHIwmmm QMu SPRING DRESSES Sizes 9 to 15%, 12 to 20 & 16% to 24 V2 Junior Petite Sizes 5-13 SPRING COATS In Living Colors Sizes 6-18 From $15.95 and up Also in Reversible Rain & Shine Coats Sizes 8-18 Junior Petite Sizes 5-13 From $10.95 and up $2.98 & up $2.98 & up SPRING SUITS In The Newest Styles & Colors Sizes 8-18 Half Sizes 14%-20% From $11.95 and up Hours: Dally 9-6, Fri. 9-9 MARIE'S SPECIALTY SHOP 1801 V Riverside Dr McHen.v (1L Phone 886-1843 May you all have a happy day. Anniversary Wishes • To Bud and Sylvia Obstfelder on April 9 and to Bill and Jean Neumann on April 12. May you all have many more. Cub Scouts The boys of Den 1, welcomed a new boy into their den on Tuesday, Jim Fuqua of Sunnyside Estate. Welcome to the den and wc hope you fnjoy being a Cub Scout. Blensed Virgin Sodality The Blessed Virgin Sodality will receive Communion at thr second mass on Sunday April 7. Breakfast will be served right after mass at the Community Hall. branch of our government is "menacing, manipulating ami distorting the news," the doubt is still present--and expressed here. The basis for this doubt is simply that most of the news manipulation is motivated by paitisan political reasons. And it is too much to expect that til* Democru tic-con trolled Congressional "coBinnUeeS* will g.v so tar as to impugn the Democratic Chief Executive or hk appointees. As a member of the House n immittee on Government Opations, this writer has atnded hearings on this vital subject. Congressman John E. MUSK, Democrat of California, who initiated an 'investigation cl' news manipulation under the Eisenhower Administration, heads the Democraticcontrolled subcommittee in charge of these hearings. The sub-committee was able to achieve substantial results at earlier sessions in exploding the myth of an executive privilege to withhold information. But, in that case, Democrats were investigating Republicans. In a more recent review of the Executive's claim to the right of secrecy with resjiect to military information, Chairman Moss's sub-committee ap|>carcd much loss inquisitive and not at all critical. This, of course, was following the election ot President Kennedy. Today, the misuse of "privilege with respect 1o public information" by the Executive department is obviously m^re flagrant. The Pentagon's public information officer claims that. government has an inherent J right to lie. Again, it is claimed that "management" of the news is a defense weapon which may be used with impunity. American news media, frankly dubious of the "camouflaged" handouts from the Pentagon, frequently use "foregin" sources in preparing factual news stories.- -- . •--»-• - The public's suspicious re<- ception of "governmental" statements--as l>eing less than the whole trout h---in • well grounded.^A loss of confidence is an inevitable result of confirmed suspicions. Congress can--and should--<lo something decisive to correct a rapidly deteriorating situation of "newi> management." The not-srsubtle implication is whether Democrats investigating Democrats can "hew to the. line, and let the chips fall where ' they may"? GOOD,ROADS DAY Each April 15, beginning this year, will be known officially as "Good Roads Day" in Illinois under provisions of a bili signed into law by Gov. Otto Kerner earlier this month. Enactment' of the legislation came 50 years after Illinois inaugurated its program of state aid for counties building paved roads. Such aid was provided in what was known as the Tiee Bill, approved by the 48th General Assembly in 1913. Thf legislation that has created "Good Roads Day" asks that April 15 "be observed throughout the state as a day for hold- _ Pag* Wlneteeri ing appropriate exercises In the public schools and elsewhere to show the value of our public highways toward the economy of our state and the contri buttons they represent to the prosperity, comfort and wellbeing of the citizens of Illinois." CUQD ivr AT HOME AND SAVE DOG PROBLKM Dogs that are allowed-to run freely or are abandoned in the country to fend for themselves, harass or kill wildlife, according to a report from the Illinois Department of Conservation. Studies of the Illinois pheasant indicate that free running dogs and ground squirrels are responsible for more nest and egg destruction than any pther predators. The studies also indicate that dogs, singly and in packs, injure does about to drop fawns and kill fawns that do not have the endurance for a fast run. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS. DAILY 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT P.M* PHONE 385-0452 Birthday Wishes Go to Clara Cammarata and Marie Martin on April 7, Betty Lehman on April 9, Elizabeth Metzger on April 12, and to Kenneth Gaylord on April 12. ESCAPE ARTIST If you'd like to escape everything but pure enchantment, try this Chevy II Nova SS with full Super Sport equipment. Special instrument cluster. Front bucket seats. All-vinyl interior. 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