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. Doremher 17. 1964 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEU ' - V " ' Section Tlifw -- tag* Eastwood Manor EDIE IVERSON FRIEDA DURKIN -- 385-5072 POTTIE MESSER IS TREASURER OF ASSOCIATION This week we would like you to become acquainted with Eastwood Manor Property Owner's Association's treasurer, Dottie Messer. Dot tie lives in the only house on Hillside Lane and has been married to Glen eleven years. They hj^ye two good-looking boys; Douglas and David. Dottie was very busy redecorating and refurnishing her home when I called her. They have resided in East- Wood Manor over seven and a half years. Dottie originally hails from New Jersey. Before marriage she served two years in the United States Air Force Working in the Pentagon building in Washington and in Florida. Though not working at the present time she keeps herself very busy. She is a Sunday school teacher at the Faith church, she is the captain of a bowling team which bowls every Monday evening, and She is a Cub Scout den •mother. She held the offices .of secretary and of treasurer previous years in the association. Olher hobbys of hers, be- • sides bowling, are roller skatihg, cake baking, and she also decorates cakes just beautifully. Why don't you come out to the very next mooting of EMPOA and meet her in person? EMPOA meets every third Friday of each month at 9 p.m. at the barn. Faith Church News On Dec. 17--Thursday-- Choir practice will be held at 8 p.m. ^ Dec. 18 -- Friday -- Junior "choir practice will take place at 3:30 p.m. Dec. 19 -- Saturday -- Confirmation class will meet at . 9 a.m. The church school Christmas program dress rehearsal will be held at Hilltop schpol at lQ.a.m. Dec. 20--Sunday -- Fourth Sunday in Advent. At 7 p.m. the church school will present a program entitled "In The Fullness of Time" All participants are enpouraged to be at the school at 6:30 p.m. Coffee, nfiilk. and cootyes \yijl be served after the program. Bfrmvnlo Troop 211 On the t)ec. 9 meeting the little Brownies under the leadership of Betty Radner and Gail Crokin made and wrapped gifts for their parents. The 16th is the day of their Christmas party. If, weather permitting, they wish to dress u^p for the party they may do s6. Lynn Kellogg will be the hostess at this meeting. There will be a gift exchange. Canned goods are to be brought to be given a needy family for Christmas. The next meeting won't be until after school vacation. Eafttwood Afanor Teen Ctyb The teen club will have their Christmas dance Saturday, Pec. 19, at. the barn at 8 p.m. A four piece band will be featured. All teens wanting a good time are invited to attend. "the teen club collected two large boxes of food at Thanksgiving and purchased a turkey. This they gave to a needy family who might otherwise have gone without a Thanksgiving dinner. The tickets they are to give each family will soon be out for your approval and use. Money from these will benefit our teen club. Do give them your support. Birthday Greetings Happy birthday Dec. 18 to Ambrose Koerper and to Jackie Biederer who will be celebrating her tenth birthday. Best wishes Saturday, Dec. 19, to BERNICE WILSON 885-4880 SSAC CLUB ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PART* " SATURDAY NIGHT The annual Christmas party given by the SSAC club will be held on Saturday night at the Lakeland Park Hall. The hail will be open at 5:30 and dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. Santa Claus has been persuaded to drop off some gifts earlier than usual just for the children of the members of t|he club. After dinner and the visit by Santa the parents will take the children home and put them to bed, then come back for the evening. The club would like to have any one in Shores stop in after 9:30 and join the party, the only request being to bring your own liquid refreshments. There will be mtiSic for dancing too. Birthday Greetings Happy birthday wishes for this week are going to Christine Cicchini and Nancy Schubert on Dec. 17, Christine will be 9 years old, Mary Ann Winters who will be 7 on the 20th the cadiadee o8 «H dlf»« cuc? qneO Hmo dop©olsc @std nopeit eny liic&Oo Olio cz? «sp«rfor tmvteo Cafe gjteb ' IM McHenry & Lake Counties' Only Factory Authorized Agent A-OK Enterprises, 8421 W. Pearl St. McHomrs? PHONE 885-4004 and Laura Calvert who will be turning £ qn the 20th and Kimberly Ann Olbinski on the 22nd, Kim will be 4. Best wishes to all. . Anniversaries Herbert and Mary Berry will be celebrating their twenty- Seventh year of wedded bliss <81 the 18th, congratulations $nd many more happy years are wished to the Berrys. Bits of News Craig Mieritz is home and recuperating after having his tonsils removed at McHenry hospital last week. We all hope Craig, Kathy Harper and Missy Calvert continue to improve qfter their operations which are not too serious but quite painful. Barb and Ray Pogor and the boys visited Ray's sister, Frances Pogor, and aunt and uncle,, Mr. and Mrs. Graham, in Chicago during the week. Gerry Olbonski had a large gathering of friends and relatives on Sunday. Her brother, Robert Kurtz, who is in the service and hasn't seen Gerry for five years came in with his family and while here two of his children, Christine and Lawrence, were baptized at St. Mary's church in McHenry. His wife and family reside in Maine. After the baptismal Gerry served dinner and then got caught up on all the news they have missed for 5 years. Audrey, Chuck and the children drove to Chicago Sunday and joined the Charles Whitney, Srs., for dinner, in the evening visiting with the Calvin Whitneys in Bensenville making it a full day of traveP and enjoyment. Due to the holidays coming up the column has to be in by Thursday noon so if you have any news to report please get it in early. See you next week. Erika Haldeman and to Randy Penick who will be 12. Sunday is the natal day of Shirley Carlson. Dec. 22, Tony Filip shares with 14 year old Johnny Woodbury. Dec. 23 Jerry Neff will blow out two candles. Birthday Celebrations Little Wally Barry invited his two special friends in for lunch on his fourth birthday. The family always gets together for a supper party featuring a birthday cake on these occasions. Sunday Jim Couglin invited a few friends to attend the movies wUh him to celebrate his birthday. Afterwards they all enjoyed hot dogs, cake, ice cream and soda. Len aqd Winpie Hansen took young IWcky tp the loop via train oh the occasion of his birthday. They attended a cinerama movie, had dinner, and went shopping in all the big stores. Jerry Dicks Plihkee Terrace 885-7250 GIRL SCOUTS HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY MONDAY The Girl Scouts of Troop 88 will have their Christmas party on Monday, Dec. 21. All mothers are invited to this Christmas party which will be hejd at the Johnsburg public school from 5 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. All parents are asked to have the girls' uniforms as soon as possible. Quintuplets That's right, and the proud mother is one of Barry's beautiful collie dogs! • The pups are supposed to be just adorable! They are right on time to fill some little one's Christmas stocking too. Sick List Betty Radner's father, Mr. Lightholder, just underwent surgery in a Chicago hospital and is recuperating in her brother's home. Pete Theis is at home taking it easy since his bout with pneumonia in the McHenry hospital. % Around The Manor Russell and Yvonne Davis and family went into Chicago to the home of his sister, Mrs Helen Patterson Sunday for dirtfffer Russ's mother, Mrs. Laudie Davis, and his brothers, Ben and Bob, were also there. The Gil Congdon family went to Palmyra, Wis., for their Thanksgiving dinner with Carolyn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paulson. Kay Stephenson and children went to Wilmette to visit her mother, Mrs. R. B. DeVinny, over the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kohl and family enjoyed their Thanksgiving with the whole family in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Costello, in Ingleside. This Is It!! This 1$ it for this week although we tried very hard to get more. Guess this is the lull between Thanksgiving and Christmas when everyone is out shopping or doing their housecleaning. See you next week! and thanks! Cub Scouts Pack 452 held their Christ mas party on Wednesday when all the parents of Pen 4 were present. Den 4 presented their parents with their Christmas presents at this time. Candy dishes were made by the older boys and the younger boys made centerpieces. Those present from Den 4 of the Terrace were Scott Wiggerman, Mark Wiggerrmm, Jay Connerty, Bob Kennebeck, Roch Kennebeck, Greg Schmitt, Butch Kennebeck, Jim Phillips, Dennis Sisk, Scott Stuli, also Den Chief Steve Phillips. Boys of Den 1 present at the party from the Terrace were Bobby Pradelski and Frankie Kaiser. Sick Neighbors On Saturday, Dec. 6, Clara Kurowski was released from the hospital and is now recuperating at home. We understand that Mary Dougherty was just a little sore for a few days this week with the stitches received after a fall at school. Con eratulations Our congratulations to Jean Wadecki on the poster she recently entered in the contest at the Johnsburg public school. After all the posters were gathered and judged, Jean's was picked as one of the winners. Terrace Tidings On Dec. 6, Mrs. Marie Kern attended the Communion of her granddaughter, Karen, in Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Kern went With Donald and Loretta Kern and children to Pennsylvania for the visit and to be present for Karen's Communion. Mrs. Kern then returned by train on Tuesday and spent the day in the loop before returning to the Terrace. 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Gayle pack, Pamela Perrewe, April Pritchard and Denise Pradelski. Prizes were given to those who took tho most and the least amount of spills. After an afternoon of fun the girls were all driven home (with the assistance of Joan Hawkins) to Carolyn's house to open presents and have cake and ice cream. Despite all the bruises and aches everyone had a marvelous time. Mr. arid Mrs. Ron Wiggerman attended a Christmas party at the Vernon Hills Country club with a couple from Duck Lake on Saturday evening. At the party the couples enjoyed a wonderful evening of entertainment. Visiting at the Ron Wiggerman home this week is Ron's piom, Mrs. Wiggerman. Mr. and Mrs. Don Zamastil attended the company Christmas party were dinner and dancing were the evening's fare. After the party guests at the Zamastil home included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thomas, Ray Sieh and Ed Tomkin. Belated Birthday Wishes Our belated best wishes to Birdie Deppmeier who celebrated Dec. 10, Joe Graziano who celebrated the 11th, and Tom Merhaut who celebrated on Dec. 13. Reminder Please, if you have a dog, as most of us do, keep him on your property or on a leash. In the past week or so a number of dogs have been wandering over the subdivision. We all love our dogs and wouldn't want our children's pets hurt by strays. Birthdays Our best wishes for a most pleasant day and year to the celebrants of this week. Dec. 20, Bill Stahlman, Dec. 21, Anthony Kurowski, Jr., Janice Cynor ant} Hazel Stahlman, and on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, Joe Dougherty. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 11 Years Experience Every job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE AIMMS BS Next to VJ.W. 3004 W. Route 120 iS. REPAIR SElfo Phone 385-0783 McHenry, 111. ACT TO IMPROVE MARKET CONDITION OF DAIRY FARMERS The U.S. Department of Agriculture/ recently issued a final decision to revise the Chicago and South Bend milk marketing orders as proposed by Pure Milk association to improve dairy farmer income and marketing conditions. The major changes included by the department in its final decision to amend Chicago Order 30 would: 1. Provide for two classifications of milk instead of the present three. Class I milk will ipclude milk, skim milk, buttermilk, yogurt, flavored milk, flavored milk drinks, fluid cream and sour cream products labeled Grade A. The newly designated Class 11 will include Ice cream, tage cheese, butter, nonfat d milk, cheese, eggnog and otl manufactured products not d ignated as Class I. 2. Simplify the methods in accounting for the util: tion of rrjilk by adopting a ski milk and butterfat basis of counting in place of the ml equivalent of butterfat method; 3. Change the point of prift* ing producer milk from the 5$* to 70-mile zone (distance frorif Chicago city hall) to the mat* keting area (all of Cook afljd DuPage counties and parts djf Lake, Kane and Will counties --an area which includes approximately 6 million consumers). This change would mal^e the price quotations for pro* ducers more comparable with other market^ ^ 4. Revise the provisions tap qualifying dairy plants to par? ticipate in the maricetwide pool. "For the Finest in Dining" Steaks - Chops - Seafoods SANDWICHES -- CHILI -- PIZZA 0 Chopped SIRLOIN BARBECUED ENTERTAINMENT Friday Nighis -- Th© "STARLITES" Saturday Nights -- The "SHERRY TONES* OPEH 8:00 JLM, 1406 ft. 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