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, •••• m* Thursday, Septeipher 16, l^S SVINYSIDE VlLUtC KM CPOW^JEY PHQNE W-WZ |e Enjoys Safe Holiday I think everyone feels holidays corne and go too fast. Pleased to know there were no mishaps in our vicinity -- the weather condition! and making preparations for all the children re-entering school may have helped to make it safer for most of us. Village Briefs Steve Telow and his wife and three children from Chicago spent an enjoyable weekend with Ma and Pa on Riverview drive. Also "Judge" Sengs'tock and his wife Genevieve were out at their home for the weekend and they entertained some of their friends which they do frequently. Ches. and (you know who) ventured off to Elgin to help celebrate, the promotion for his nephew, Leo Welch, on his job which started last Tuesday. After all it i:s quite an honor for a young man to be picked as a boss. Cai-eftitltae* It Yep, our children are ba£^ •m school and they are very happy about it so that; is the more reason we drivers should give extra care when they are getting on and off the busses. We woulc'n'f want any of them to get hurt. Third Honeymoon Dianne and James Hoffmap treated themselves to a third honeymoon which I say is pretty classy as there are many who don't get the first one. Anyway they rented 1 eaoin up in the North Woods mostly for lishing but when the rains came they were conf; ned to the indoors. Surprise ?ar,ty The mayor's daughter, Linda, was surprised with a sixteenth birthday paily which thirlyf've teenagers attended. All i'ad a glorious time dancing, playing games and doing what most do at that age including a feast that was fit for a queen. News Bits Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nikrin PISTAKEE TERRACE DANNY TURNER MARCIA PATITLA 385-2805 385-4832 JEANNIE JO BENOCHE BOUND FOR COLLEGE Jeannie Jo Benoche is going to be leaving us people here in the Terrace. She is not leaving us for good however, she will be attending school at Northern Illinois University. Jeannie was very active in her days at IVJcHenry high school. She served on the student council for four years and was also a cheerleader. Miss Benoche, as you might recall, was homecoming queen this past year, Her father and mother, Jean and Joe, will take her to her school. All of us in the Terrace wish you all the luck in the world. Mierzwas On The Move The last two weekends before school for LaVerne, Carolyn, arid Keith were filled to the hilt. First of all, a trip to Harvard to have lunch and spend the day visiting with Mrs. Ann Goll. Much of the conversation covered points of interest in the wordly travels of Mrs. Goll. Then three days were spent in Lisle, Illinois with a school chum of LaVerne's. The weather was pretty bad for outside activities so that left plenty of time for reminiscing. From Lisle, three days were spent in Roselle. Carolyn and Keith spent one full day at a Chicago amusement park with their aunt and Uncle and cousins Schroeder. Saturday, Sept. 4, LaVerne picked the children up and drove to Chicago to see the King family in person. It was exciting to get their favorites' autographs. Afterwards some of the time was spent viewing Buckingham Fountain • • • then walking along the lake front. The day ended by visiting Grandma Mierzwa and then to Grandma and Grandpa Schroeder to stay over night. Arriving home Sunday in time to see the "outstanding water ski show" by the Wonder Lake Ski Club. After these two filled weeks, Carolyn apd Keith are ready for school again. And mother is ready for a rest. Back To Work Vern Mondl is ready to go back to work after a long recovery period. Vern is feeling like himself again and is ready to go back to work in Mt. Prospect. Parents Watch Your Children Some of the little ones of the Terrace have found a new playground in having fun down at the bridge on May Avenue. Oncoming cars are not always aware that there are children milling about in this vicinity and it is not safe for them. Parents, please refrain from permitting your children to play down there. Birthdaze Happy birthdays go out to Laura Gregg, Noel Gregg, Elenor Moore, Clara Kurowski, Scott Wiggerman, Mike Pritchard and Wayne Sabaj. Anniversary Wishes Best wishes go out to Wr. and Mrs. Beranek of 1001 Heyden Drive. On Sept. 12, these wonderful people celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary. Congratulations also go out to Cal and Grace Vyduna on their sixteenth. Ron and Marylyn Wiggerman on their twelfth. Congrats go to Eola and Willard Hillman. Terrace Tidings A surprise visit by Mr. and Mrs. Schaettgen of Woodland Park was enjoyed by the Hillmans. Eola and Willard had these people as neighbors in Woodland Park. Visiting at the home of the Benoches this past .weekend were Jean's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Stoppar. The two families spent all day Sunday fishing and catching their dinner for the same night. Jean tells me that she is not much of a fisherman but I'll bet she got some great fish stories she'll be telling for quite some time. In Illinois after a beer's for good good fun A Wherever you fislj tor sport--on the ocean, by the boortring surf, or on some quiet country pond, it's great at the end of the day to head for a rewarding glass of beer. While you're talking over the ones that got away, or pan-frying the ones that didn't, you enjoy the hearty taste and cool refreshment only a glass of beer can give you jo well. Yes, whatever your sport--bowling or strolling, golfing or gardening --a frosty glass of beer makes a naturally great accompaniment. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. m THE MCHENHY PLAINDBAfcEH spent the holiday weefcei?d with aJl tfceir relatives yp in Maustop, Wis. Mr. apd Mrs. Mangold enjoyed paving their grandchild, Kimberly, o\it from Jpliet for three The fester Browns had gtypsts out frpm the city for the weekend including their son "Kippy's" little girl friend. Mr. and Mrs. Koffski and soh, Clayton, spent the day at the fair in Elkhorn, Wis. A Message I want the villagers to know that my deadline is on Wednesdays so be sure to make those calls before npop as I take the colurrui into McHenry Wednesday p.m. I am sure all of you will oblige me by doing just that. Reception The Bergmanns attended- a wedding reception for her employer, Charly Gutsell, in Chicago and she also tells me they had a very nice vacation last week. fMrtiid&ys We extend a happy birthday greetings to little Cindy r;nd Kathy Pflug as both are in the month of September -- which is the 7th and 22nd. Visitors The Kunkels' son and family from Addison, 111^, and a friend of theirs from Kenosha, Wis., spent tl\e weekend with Ma and Pa Kupkle or\ Riyerview drive. Teenager Carol LaBay is taking advantage of her new driver's license which she received upon completion of her driver's •i.urse which ended a couple of weeks ago. She will get a chance t° drive a long distance as they are making plans to go to Michigan to see their lelatives. Trustee Edward Lehman who lives at i401 Lakevievv is o$e «"f cur village trustees of vvhon we are very proud. He has a lovely family consisting of his wife, Bejty, apd two children Jeff and Gale, whose at:.cs are 8 and 10. Edward has been on the board for 5 years and we hope to hav^ him many more as he is always ready and willing to. help when we reed him. famow people My fabulous daughter, Pat, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilbert from Elmhurst at her home Sunday. Mrs. Gilbert is the well known famous hat designer of the midwest (Luci Puci) and has recently SuNNYSifli ESTATES F$AN OLSEN pmm MEET THURSDAY TO ORGANIZE GIRL SCOUTS. BROWNIES Do you have a daughter in the second, third, fourth, fifth or sixth grade? Is she planning or hoping to be a Brownie or Girl Scout this year? Do you want to fulfill her wish? Then scratch your other plans for tonight mother, you have a meeting to make. Tonight, Sept. 16, Johnsburg School all-purpose room. 8 p.m. It is essential that you be there if your daughter wants to be a scout of troop 88 or 150 this year. She'll love you for it. That TV program can do without you for one night, and you can finish that novel tomorrow night. All Set .. > for the cook^out, high schoolers? Pack one item: something old to sit on, for the ground will no doubt be cold and damp. No, don't bring Mother's new bear rug: that old blanket on the cellar sofa will weather the elements better. Ready, then? That's 8 p.m. til the food and fun run out -- or returned from Paris where she spent a week at the fashion show rooms getting new designing ideas. Pat and Luci Puci have a lot in common as Pat was a top Chicago model before five adorable children. Reminder By the way the weather looks in the past week -- winter is around the corner which means we will have to dig out our long underwear and boots. -- And also another reminder for mothers who have small ones. They should be warned to stay on the side of the road so the drivers will be able to get through as it is very frightening sometimes. See ya next week. ^ould any parent Jet yo# st,ay opt THAT late? Tfhe picnic grounds on Qrandvi?w is the spene. Any other queries can h£ answered by Candy Kobus at 385-2706 or Cathy Palmer alj 385- 1680l pe Sure • ••to make your reservations for the Np^th Shore junket coming up the 22nd, ladies. Call this reporter or Irene May, 385-7762, by the 20th. Road Renderings • • • • are long past their due date. Has this Obligation slipped your mind and your bill list? lJig it out of. the bottom of the pile and rush it into the mail or to the township office on Croon street. Wally Dean, our McHenry township super- Visor, informs us that several residents are delinquent in their payment. Late payments are certainly no advantage to the resident, as he must pay late charges, they surely are no favor to the township's bookkeeper, and most important of all, are no way of expressing our gratitude for t^iese fine solid roads (which can ho especially appreciated in this rainy season when we refleci on the muddy, rutty roads of old) and for the excellent service rendered by the township and the highway department concerning our roads. Pay today. TMe First Day First ^ Just to get "the new school year off to a banging -start, the first proved eventful for two little students: Guy Garn tumbled off the monkey bars at Johnsburg school and was rescue-squaded to the hospital: diagnosis: left arm broken in two places! Jimmy Williams, \vho played Little League ball t h i s s u m n i e r . s o s h o u l d know better, caught a ball With his MOUTH-. Liquid diet: the swelling proyides an excellent disguise -- too bad Halloween isn't here. But at least Jimmy marie it to school the second day. Guy spent day No. 2 in the hospital. Cried sister Gayle Gain; "At least it's not his right arm: he's riyht handed"!" Agree, Guy?!? Just In Time - - • d i d t h e D e F r a n c i s c o s check out the hurricane - area. Louis, Marge, and daughter, Pam, /arrived home from their Florida vacation marred by the horror, of hurricanes. At their favorite Fori Lauderdale motel, Marge and Pam soaked up sun and fun while Loi^is fished for red snapper and Kingfish in the ocean. The catch was heavier than the appetites, so everyone around benefited from the haul. Louis' birthday was one he'll never forget: it featured a plane trip to Naples, Fla., -- Marge's first flight, by the way. The DeFranciscos also motored to Key West, crossing 42 bridges and seeing the ocean and gulf waters vary in shades of blues and greens as they went. "Gorgeous!" cries Marge. Soft living and eating out every night, "No wonder one puts on five or ten poinds',' says Margej not reaily cojmplainingiy. .Hapjpy Birjtytyy Today to Gail McDonald Who becomes a ten year old on this fine day. Tomorrow to Helen Kobus and to Eugene Stamsta. On the 18th to Vi Williams. On the 20th to three L\jcky Ladies: Marie Leahy, Marlene Berg, and ypur yours truly--. To another Lucky Lady on the 21st, Irene May. On the 22nd to Laureli Jost. Many happy returns to each of us. Happy Anniversary To Elmer and Florence Weh- •rmariu who celebrate many years of marital devotion oh the ISt h. Bless you "both. Santa's Helpers T h e c h i l d r e n ' s C h r i s t m a s party will be financed by the proceeds from the sale of Christmas cards, sponsored by the Lucky Ladies club. Pass the word. Pass the catalog. Call Pat Williams at 385-0639 to see the catalog of samples. Order's must be in by the last of October, (•lad To Report • • • that June Voight is through her complete-bed-rest period of her recuperation and is allowed to be doing a few things now. June attributes the success of her convalescence to daughter, Patti, who so efficiently took charge of the house and family, to the neighbors who were so very thoughtful, and to each of her children who catered to her feipactod PatH ; Widespread outbreaks of fluehza are expected in manu parts of the VS. this fall a,n^ winder, w$rns tfyp V-S. Puta|i$ Health- Service's Advisor Pom*, mittee on Immunization Practices. The " committee recorrvt mended influenza shots as soon as possible after Sept. 1, especially * for the following people: Pregnant women, those With heart disease, rheumatic fever, bronchopulmonary dis-; eases, diabetes mellitus, per-, sons over, 45 years of age. Among the high-risk groups are people- who live in institutions such as nursing homes o$ ghronic disease hospitals. Crowded living arrangements, the committee notes, may allow for faster spread of the disease Qjice an outbreak occurs. Since it takes two weeks after, vaccination for antibodies to develop, it would, ba wise, they add, for immunization to be started well ahead of the time the disease hits a community. Remains of dinosaurs and t h e i r r e l a t i v e s h a v e b e e n found on every continent. Thirty- eight species of African wild life have been exterminated in the past 50 years. The guillotine was sure cure for dandruff. and policed her like royal guards. In spite of her discomfort, June felt her cup runneth over. Our Sympathy • • • t o Red Davis and his e n tire family on the loss of his father, Fred, who succumbed to a heart attack on Sept. 2, in Augustana hospital in Chicago. At 64 years of age, Mr. Davis was anxiously looking forward to his retirement this coming January. May Our Divine Lord grant every family member the grace to accept His Will above theirs at this difficult time. m* FREUND'S DAIRY. Inc. Locator Owned and Operated |-- FREE DELIVERY « Complete Line of Dtlrj Products Phone 385-0195 o; 395-0332 N tfouH never get flowejs from an a^v malic gas dryer, but you'll appreciate almost as much the sweet smell and •oft, fluffy feel of clothes dried in a gas dryer. And you'll love the savings, too. Gas dries clothes for % the cost of other types of dryers. You save up to H $ load. That certainly adds up, week aft®? Wfefc. 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