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tfr ' I •• iK-, W#" Thtiraday, September 9, 1965 McHEMBY MiAINDEALBB SUNNYSIDE ESTATES FRAN OLSEN PHONE 385-5740 COME ON STUDENTS TO COOK-OUT AT PICNIC GROUNDS Cook-out a-comin!! Where fVya go and who can come? All the high-schoolers, one by one: To picnic grounds on Grandview Drive: For food and fun and man-alive -- who knows what else: what rock, what jive? Sept. 18 is the date- 8 p.m. til late, late, late! Food's all provided by the LLC; there's not a charge, not a fee. Sept. 18 is the night for the blast of the year by the camp fire light. We're makin' history did yq, know? The first special function teens-on-the-go. The LLC was mighty pleased with the job of the Fourth d6ne like a breeze. Here's their thanks as of now -- let's, show '"em how! Questions, all? Give Zeiger a call: 385-3855. Date Set The day-long trip to a laboratory will take place on Sept. 22 with the bus leaving in the early morning. This trip is open to any woman wishing to take advantage of the opportunity to go: she need not he a resident of the Estates. Contact this reporter or Irene May and have your bus fare -- which is the only expenditure of the day -- paid by Sept. 20. Tee Topics Our golfers are approaching the last week of their tournament with extreme cases of tension and nervousness. (-- and all this time we've been thinking they played for peace of mind and relaxation!) Team Four, Don Fail and Bill Pritchard, are still in first place, but only by a margin of one point. Team One, Harold Palmer atid favorite husband, Jerome, after six straight victories, are the challengers and the schedule has these two teams meeting in the last match!! To the victors go the spoils: i.e., trophies! Team two, Jim Farley and Mel Simmons, have finally found themselves and are now only one point out of third place, now occupied by team three, Art Herman and Carl Salaz. The victors in this match will have third place all to themselves. Highlights of last week's action was an eagle (2) by Carl Salaz on the thirteenth hole! Cal's six-iron shot. traveled approximately 150 yards to give him his first eagle. When told by his opponent that the ball dropped into the cup, Carl laughed and said he can't even see that far! -- in all fairness to Carl, we're sure it was the darkness and not poor eyesight. -- Unfortunately, the eagle was not enough to win the match for team three. With all the talking, practicing, etc..., you'd think the men were going on T.V., complete yvith fairway galleries! Maybe we should compliment their enthusiasm and send the kids out to watch their daddies "relax" on the last big day!! Good luck all! girls. Introducing: ...the Shrader family: Diane and Jerry and little Rhonda Kay who arrived two months ago to complete their little family circle. Diane and Jerry moved into Mrs. Emma Olson's home on Mayfair Drive about four months ago, coming from Cleveland Circle in McHenry, and from Harvard before that. Jerry is employed in Grayslake, where he is the foreman of a relay corporation. so generally speaking, the Shraders are bread-and-board residents of this lakes area. Diane's time is now being monopolized by little Rhonda who is making her niche in the family, and Jerry enjoys fishing and hunting when time permits. Here's hoping the Estates suits you just fine for a long time. A *&'#x nxrift * vn;':V rf SUNNYSIDE VILLAGE RUBY CROWLEY PHONE 885-2662 VISITORS FROM OAK PARK SPEND DAY AT RELATIVES CF LaVerne Noah, your Cystic Fibrosis Drive neighborhood chairman, is happy to report that the net contributions from the Estates combind donation to this fund for the 1965 season. Orchids to Debbie Noah, Diane Voigh, and Donna Noah who canvassed the entire subdivision themselves. Good work, PISTAKEE TERRACE DANNY TI'RNER MARC'IA PATILA 385-2805 385-4832 RELATIVES FROM CALIFORNIA VISIT FROEHLIG FAMILY Robert Froehlig's sister and brolhor-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph James, and daughter, Carol Ann, visited Bob and Bernice last weekend. They are on vacation from their home in Fullerton, Calif. While in our neck of the woods, 1hey also visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton of Whispering Hills, long time friends and all former residents from Chicago. From here these people will pick up Joe's mother, Mrs. Agnes James, at the Wisconsin Dells and from there they are going to take the long way home just to sight-see throughout this country of ours. Also from Fullerton, Calif., are Bob Froehlig's parents, Ihe Edward Froehligs. Bob's father formerly worked for 1h<< Chicago C.T.A. for 36 years. Both are now enjoying. their retirement in Southern California. The Senior Froehligs wil visit with Bob and Bernice for a few days before leaving for their beauliful home on the west coast. In Show Business On Sunday. August 29, Danny Turner had an engagement at Ihe Talented Teens Dinner Dance. Danny was called upon shortly after a very delicious dinner. He sang a medley of his old favorite hils of the past and some of Ihe present. He was accepted very well and got to do one encore number. After dinner and the entertainment was completed, Danny and his guests, April Young, Lois Hansen and Raj Aiwa, set sail for Chicago and enjoyed a concert by their favorite entertainers. After the concert the foursome enjoyed another dinner in the heart of Chicago. Everyone is still talking about the evening and it will be remembered for a long time to come. Back ,to School It's back to school time again and it is time for your Be modern with MOEN NEW SHOWER VALVE ONE HANDLE DOES WORK OF TWO WEBER Plumbing & Heating 2801 W. Lincoln Road 385-0855 reporter to go back also. This will be my last year in high school. I am still going to handle the column but while I'm in school Marcia Patula will do most of the work for me that must be done during the day. Because it is back to school time again, I want to caution the drivers to be extra careful and on the lookout for the little ones who will be making the walk to the bus stop for the first time. Terrace Servicemen Ken Froehlig called Mom and Dad August 11 to say he was leaving for Viet Nam immediately. Since then we have heard nothing but as soon as we do we will report to you. House Guests Chris and Don Fail were happy to host Don's brother and wife, Stuart and Pat Fail of Columbus, Ohio, for five fun days recently. Each day was jammed-packed with activities including a company picnic, eating out, playing cards, shopping, and a seven course meal Served by the happy hostess herself. A real vacation for Stu and Pat who left the children home with Grandma. As if to prolong the joy of their trip, Stu and Pat took Elaine Fail home with them for a few weeks, and she'll be returned home by another of the Fail brothers. Happy Birthday To Delores Gerstein on Sept. 11. ... . To Shirley Simmons and to Helen. Wegner on the 13th. To little David Manahan on the 14th, when he'll become three years old. To Maureen Casey on the 15th. Cheers and many happy re- Happy Anniversary To Don and Delores Gerstein on the day after Delores' birthday, when they'll be* celebrating twelve years of shared time. To Andy and Joanne Eichhorn, who celebrate their sixth anniversary on the same day as the Gersteins, the 12th. To Ed and Mary Ellen Wickman whose seventh anniversary will be on the 13th. To Frank and Sophie Babarsky who celebrate thirtyfive years of togetherness on the 14th. Bless you all on your anniversary date and each day of your lives. Candle Capers Goodies everywhere! -- that was the scene at Andy Siepman's second birthday party on the 26 th! Cake and ice cream all over his little guests (Gary Wegner, Jimmy Kanter, Timmy and Cheryl Maule) all LaNeita (Ches.'s daughter) and husband, Dan Glenn, from Oak Park and their children, Debra, Cindy and Stevie, spent the day with Grandpa and Grandma Crowley. After enjoying all the activities at GJen Lake near Traverse City, Mich., for three weeks - and trying to catch up with shopping for the kids school needs it was quite evident that the visit was restricted to a good meal and relaxation. They did manage to stop off at Sunnyrside Beach for a brief visit with Aunt Violet Crowley and cousin, Ted, and Jerry Smith. Doing What Conies Naturally The Nolans -- Ray and Marg, just returned home from a spicy vacation at Land O Lakes, Wise., which kept them busy doing such as boating, fishing, sight seeing and swimming. 'fhe weather was just right judging ny the biting walleyes who seem to be as hungry as bears. Little Steven and Cheryl Ann enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent and you can bet yotfr boots they will go back next year for more. Up and Around Ed Schneider, who is recovering from back surgery, is coming along pretty good these days. He has orders to rest as much as possible and take it easy because these things don't heal over night. I believe when the snow flies he will be out there cleaning off the driveway with his shovel. He and the Mrs. have many friends who stop in frequently to extend their get-well wishes Which helps to cheer him up. @ Village Trustee Joseph Metzger is one of our trustees for the village and has been for many years. He is well liked by all who come in contact with him and over the floor, the wall, etc... But didn't they have fun! TIMOTHY CROP UP The 1965 timothy seed crop in Illinois is estimated at 1,- 260,000 pounds, six per cent above last year, according to the Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service. Acreage harvested for seed declined to 9,000 acres this year but higher yields were reported. The increase is still 15 per cent be- Any truly successful person is willing to earn more than he receives. the reason is that he has a smile for every one and always willing to help where there's help needed. When our Mayor Phil Mangold is away on busihe is one that all the villagers can depend on. We all love and respect him. His family consists of a wife and three lovely children and he lives at 4301 Riverview Dr. Camping Out Pauline Schneider was at her height of glory when she had an opportunity to camp out and ride horses in Palmira, Wise. Celebration Mrs. Pflug's sister came out from Crete to help with the celebration of a double birthday party which took place at an amusement park. The celebrants were Cindy and Kathy Pflug and cousins, Ricky and Robert Fredrickson. A good time was had by all. Scouts Mrs. Obstfelder and four other ladies accompanied thirty girl Scouts, Troop 88, on an outing to Starved Rock where they had a whopping good time doing all the things Scouts usually do. The Cub Scouts Pack 452 went to Milwaukee to watch the Braves and Cubs play -- The team that they were rooting for did just what was expected them. You can guess what that was. Fabulus Trip The Morgan family returned from their vacation trip down south with glowing reports of perfect weather and no pesty bugs to bother them. They travelled extensively in Florida, Key West, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach (which Bernice would like to make her next home), Daytona Beach, Cape Kennedy, St. Augustine and then home through the Great Smokies. All of the family agree the south is just beautiful and without a doubt West Palm Beach and Daytona Beach will bo on the agenda for next year. Not long after their return home they were surprised with a visit from the Mrs. three sisters from Wisconsin whom they hadn't seen for a year. Expecting Officer Eichhorn and his wife Mary are waiting for their third blessed event which is due any day now. Their eldest, Jimmy, begins kindergarten this year. Deer Feeding The Rowlands returned from a short trip to Michigan. The children enjoyed feeding and petting the deer at a park in : 9*Mi CkatnM kafiak Spoft Coupt FalTs a gre&i time to drive a m&w car. Seeing places you've meant to but missed so far. Watching the leaves change colon Avoiding crowds. Beautifull And the trade you can get at your Chevrolet dealer's right now makes it alt the more so* Come see him while there's still a good choice of models* How's the time to get a No. 1 buy em the Mo. 1 cars. 12-5318 CLARK CHEVROLET SALES HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INtcZ YOUNG Mixed League Seeks Bowlers The swimming and boating season may be just about over, but September marks the beginning of another season. The bowling season. Anyone for bowling? A group of Holiday Hillers would like to start a mixed league to bowl in Island Lake on Monday nights. It need not be couples, anyone, male or feinale who is interested may get. further information by calling Jo Van- Duvh 3S5-1274. Rummage Sale There's hot much time left to go through t.£iose clothes for the rummage sale,. Better get to it right 'away and get in touch with either Mary Mahon or Bill Boettcher. The sale is on Saturday, Sept. 18. See Milwaukee Braves -- Chicago Cubs Game A bus loaded with Griswcld Lake Athletic club members, their wives and friends left Holiday Hills on Friday, Aug. 20, and traveled to Milwaukee to see the Braves play the Chicago Cubs. The merriment of the evening was extended from the game to the trip home and then on lo the Kasprzyk home where refreshments were served. Old Fashioned Picnic A Sucess In spite of a few showers, cool .weather, and clouds most of the day, the II.II.P.O.A. old fashioned picnic attracted a good sized crowd. The picnic was a success! A success is brbught about by many people -- those who attend the picnic -- those who pitch in to help at the picnic those who help in the preparation -- and last of all, and most important the committee -- Chairman Harry Schroeder, Bill Mahon, Fred Frantz, Sr., Helen and Ed Grant, Chadie Ary, Marge Potratz, Jack and Jackie Bodenheim, and Con Kasprzyk. Orchids to one and all responsible for a fine day. the H.HP.CXA. picnic,; sand left Conclude Breakfast Season The Griswold Lake Athletic Club concluded their Sunday morning breakfast season for 1965 on Sunday, Aug. 22. With the enthusiasm shown this year, I'm sure the fellas will be. back next; year with good food served 'with a smile'. Because of these breakfasts many started their Sunday mornings filled with good food and a sense of humor. We're already looking forward to next summer. Apology To Bobby Two weeks ago 1 referred to Debbie Slottag's brother as Billy -- I'm sorry Bobby Slottag. Coloma. They also visited Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island. As a climax they took an auto ferry boat ride across Lake Michigan from Ludington to Manitowoc, Wis., and then home to Sunnyside. Mommy and Daddy agreed it was a good thing to get the three little live wires home again. Csutis Visit H.H. Barbara and Frank Csuti an.l family, former residents of Holiday Hills, returned for a visit recently. Combining business and vacation, they traveled to Trenton, N.J., by way of Niagara Falls. While in New Jersey, they visited Betty and Joe French, also former Holiday Hillers. The Frenches now have three, children. Leaving New Jersey, the Csutis stopped in Ohio to visit Barb's mqjher, and from there to Holiday Hills where they stayed with Lorraine and Dick Bemis. Their presence brightened two happy occasions for Dick and Lorraine, Dick's birthday and their wedding anniversary. They also attended - Greetings A happy ninth birthday to Steve Kasprzyk on Stepfc 13. It will be five Wg cartdles for little Leslie Jende to blow otit on the 14 th and a happy day for John Connell who celebrates his thirteenth ' birthday on the 16th. „ • ^ Happy anniversary to Marge and Jack Connell celeb,ratifig fourteen hafrpy years togetHer on the 15th. Vandals Kemove Letters From Signs The letters from the signs at the. entrance of our subdivision have again been removed. This has happened numerous times, with the letters missing sometimes and letters switched around at other times. Some of the letters haVe at times been found down River Road, others have been broken and some disappear completely. Hank Haufe, who has made these attractive signs, has to cut these letters out, paint them with a special paint and replace them everytime the vandals strike. These signs do a great deal to beautify the entrance of our subdivision, which for many years had no identification at all. The sheriff has been ncftified, .won't you all help by keeping an eye out so that these vandals are caught? COAL MINED Coal production from 64 Illinois mines totaled 3,626- 196 tons in July, L. Leon Ruff director of the Illinois Department of Mines and Minerals, has reported. This tonnage is an increase over the 3,203,197 tons mined during July, 1964, and a decrease from the 4,770- 208 tons mined in June, 1§65. The average woman gets accused of using most of her spare time being late for engagements. Bowling Irma and Clara Harrington are back into their bowling gear again and both are expecting to make this their best year. I'm rooting for you. With pleasure I bring you this column -- see you next week. DR. JOHN F. KELLY OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Wednesday) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION CONTACT LENSES HOURS: DAILY 9:80 a.m. to 8 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS 8:SO P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 385-0452 908 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY. ILLINOIS PHONE 385-0277 Amana freezes food so fast flavor and nutrition don't have tine to fade! Exclusive Amana*matic Contact Freezing freezes foods up to 2% times faster than other methods ... eliminates flavor-or nutritional-fade. 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