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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. October 3, 1963 Suxmyside Estates MEET TO DISCUSS IMPORTANT ROAD REPAIRS OCT. 3 Mo WmcqrMU IU41M Tonfpht is a very important ! meeting of the Sunnyside slates Home Owners associate. It will be held at 8 p.m. ft the Johnsburg public school. The big item on the agenda is r- repair of our roads. This also to notify you that the association has been issued a thirty day notice that unless tur roads are accessible to the mail delivery vehicle there will be no mail delivery within our community. This notice was Iven direct by the United ites Post Office. We all know what horrible condition the toads are in; some of us have already suffered damage to our •wn cars; and for those of you Who didn't know, the rescue squad was damaged the last time it came into the subdivision on an emergency call. I have been asked by the road commissioner in our community, Jim Leahy, to ask each family to please have at ieast flpe member present; both, if possible; and to please bring ftlong a copy of your land contract. They also hope to have S guest speaker for that evening. So please attend; it is Itost urgent. Girl Scout Troop /No. 295 will baby sit for anyl $ne needing a sitter that night, •ither at home or at the school. | Getting Started • Ofr!""Reout Troop 295 held a jnother-daughter meeting on Friday, Sept. 20, to familiarize {he girls and moms with the program change, etc. The troop's first nctual meeting was fold, Thursday, Sept. 26, at my Itome. We have eighteen girls iti the troop thus far, and will pfe happy to welcome more. We •re a Cadette troop, that is, fivelve, thirteen and fourteen year olds, or seventh eighth or llinth grade. I am Girl Scout leader this year and Mrs. Val Patterson, is my much needed and appreciated assistant leader. Our meetings are held on Thursday evenings at my home. Anyone interested in scouting 0iay call me with any question at any time and your help is the only time our Girl Scout news will appear in our subdivision column. Hereafter it appear in the Girl Scout news column once a month in the Plaindealer. Sad To Hear Marge and Louie DeFrancisco received a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro, and it contained the sad news that their dog, Tony, had died. Tony was their constant companion for fourteen years and we know they will be simply lost without her. „to report this week. May w« take this opportunity to wish our fairly-new residents, Ann and Kenneth Medeen, a happy anniversaijy on Oct. o, when they wiM celebrate sixteen years of married life together. May you be blessed with many, many more happy years. Sodality News The Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's church will acccpt hew members on Sunday, Oct. 13, before the 8:30 Mass. All ladies who wish to join the sociality are asked to please get in touch with one of the Officers, either, Mrs. Hilda Thelen at 385-2623 or Mrs. Dorothy Himpleman at 385- 3693. The Holy Name Society will serve breakfast to the ladies at the community club, following Mass. Happy Occasions Birthday greetings this week go to the following: Tomorrow . Oct. 4, to Helen Farley wh" will be six years old; on Oct. "•> to Carol Kuntz who will bf seventeen years old and to Ann Radtke. On Oct 6 to Kelly Noah. On Oct. 7 to Laun Smolinski who will be ten years old and to Magmas Olson On Oct. 8 to my mother, Laur i Holtfodt. On Oct. 9 to Knthy Tyler, who will be four years old, also to Teddy Voight, Jr., and he, too, will be four years old, and to my ever-lovin' husband, Stan. Happy birthday each and everyone of you. There is only one anniversary Home And School St. John's Home and School Association held its first meeting of the school year on Monday, Sept. 23. There were ninety people present, including our pastor, Father Dording, all the good Sisters and all but one of our lay teachers. There was an election of officers. They are Pat Brennan as president, Darlene Heuqian as vice-president, Betty Lutz as secretary and Beverly "Lewandowski. The monthly meetings are held on the fourth Monday of the month and as many parents as possible are asked to attend. Hoftpttal Patient We were awfully sorry to learn that young Donald Fiedler was a mighty sick boy. He was in the hospital under oxy: gen for three days with a serious case of double pneumonia. He is now home and possibly will be back in school when this goes into print, but he will have to. be under the doctor's care for awhile yet. Related anniversary greetings go to the following: On Sept. 27 to June and Ted Voight who celebrated sixteen years of wedded bliss, and on the same day to my folks, Laura and A1 Holtfodt, who celebrated thirty-nine years of married life. On Sept. 30 to Pat and Matt Bott who celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary. On Oct. 1 to Leatrice and Eugene Stamsta who celebrated their eighth year of married togetherness. And on Oct. 2 Bernice and Earl Fry celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary and LaVerne and Joe Jost, on the same day, celebrated their twenty-sixth. Congratulations to all you fine couples ijnd may the Good Lord grant you many many more. Partying Shirley Simmons celebrated her birthday in a big way recently. She had house guests not only on her birthday, which was Sept. 13, but for three whole days and they had loads of fun. Guests were her mother Mrs. Lillian Hillman, and her sister and family, Bernice and Joe Farina, and children, Darlene and Mike. And to top it all off, her husband, Mel, presented her with a new colonial kitchen set, complete with hutch; and her mother handsewed her canopy curtains tos go with the new set. What a birthday! S.E.H.O.A. News Since Oct. 1, our association has a new treasurer. Jean Gerke took office, thus releasing Fran, who really only stayed in beyond her term of office for lack of someone to replace her. Good luck to you, Jean. Let's all give Jean our cooperation. And, if I'm not mistaken, there will be an association meeting the first Thursday in October. Water Meters Well, you all no doubt had your first reading on your water meters Sept. 20 and you will be receiving your first billing after the next reading. You will be charged only for the water you use sincc Saturday's reading. Happy Occasions Belated birthday greetings go to the following: Sept. 26 to Marilyn Current. On Sept. 27 to John Scheibe will be turn seventeen. On Sept. 29 to Linda Janicki who will be eighteen. On Oct. 1 to Ernie Olsen who will be six years old and to June Voight and Joe Jost. Happy birthday one and all. Hope you have a happy year, to« Be modern wi DIALCET Scout News Beginning this week, I believe, there will be a separate column in the Plaindealer covering all McHenry area Girl Scout News; thus you will no longer learn of their doings through this column. But be sure to read the column when it appears each month and, if possible, take an active interest in your Girl Scout organization. Lakemoor-Lilrmoor FIREMEN HOLD ANNUAL DANCE SATURDAY, OCT. 19 Shirley ScntMsrr MHjil The firemen of Lakemoor Station 2 are holding their annual dance Saturday, Oct. 19, at the firehouse in Lakemoor at 8-30 p.m. A good time is planned for all. Tickets are available from any of the firemen in Lakemoor, or at the door the night of the dance. That is Saturday, Oct. 19. Lnau Dinner The ladies of the L.I,A. are holding a luau dinner Saturday, Oct. 12, at the fire-community house in Lakemoor, from 6 p.m. till ? ? There will be entertainment and dancing. 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It will be an all nations dance. It will be held at Club Lilymoor. Tickets will be available from the dance committee who are Lawrence Schuerr, chairman, and his coworkers, Fred Fradinardo, Herb Polinski and Hal Vomkahl. Tickets will also be available at the door the night of the dance. Association News The next monthly meeting of the Lilymoor association will be held Tuesday, Oct. 8, in the large hall of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. At this meeting the nominating committee will be formed. They will present the names of people for elections to the offices of board of directors. They will be voted on at the November meeting and take office in December for the following two years. Legals NOTICE OF ** NEW CLAIM DATE Estate of IRWIN W. HART, SR. Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, November 4th, 1963, is the claim date in the estate of IRWIN W. HART, SR. Deceased, ponding in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the paid estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. IRWIN W. HART, JR Executor Auxiliary News The next monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary will be held Monday, Oct. 7, in the large hall of Club Lilymoor. Election of officers and" board of directors will take place at this meeting. Those elected will take office at the December meeting for the following year. Hostesses for the October meeting are Marylyn LoPresti, Ann Novak and Lil Neumann. James M. Mclntee Attorney 3516 W. Elm Street McHenry, I'hnois Tel: (815 ) 385-2440 (Pub. Sept. 19-26, Oct. 3, 1963) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of KATHRYN L. CONWAY Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Mondav. November 4th, 1963, is the claim date in the estate cf KATHRYN L. CONWAY. 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