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Thursday, November 18,1965 THE McHKNRY FIAINPEALER Section Three -- Pagt On# SUNNYSIDE VILLAGE RUBY CROWLEY PHONE 385-2662 NEIGHBOR WILL GET SPECIAL CARE DURING ILLNESS Our dear neighbor, Mrs. Comarotta, has been taken to the Convalescent home in Woodstock for an indefinite stay. She had a stroke a couple weeks ago and her son, Larry rushed her to the doctor in Chicago for treatment but her condition didn't improve. Finally the family decided she would be better off at the home where she will have special care. We Sunnysiders are hoping that she returns home soon. to the Williams family. A Belated Message to the Villagers Sunnyside reminds me of a lull after ai storm. Obviously everyone is happy about the results of the last meeting. No changes to be made at this time so now we can settle down and be content with the things the way they are and have been for many years. We were all convinced that the village folks would come up with the right answer. Now we can take our hats off to the people that are responsible for this very important decision. Protection Pray tell me -- what would we do without police protection?? I ask you. It gives us a secure feeling to know the oficers will be around soon to check on us. I agree with Mrs. Shuck -- she told the villagers at the meeting about the way she sits in a house at the end of a dead-end street like a frog on a toadstool-- American ^ Legion You paper savers please take your bundles over to Fox Lake American Legion as they are having a drive Nov. 20. In case you need help call Richard Frederick, Jr. 385-5202 or 2008. Chris William's Father passed away last week which was a big shock to the family. He had surgery for cancer in August and was coming along nicely when suddenly he had a coronary heart attack which took his life. He wa^ 80 years old, and was buried on little Stevie's birthday. We villagers extend our condolence Baptismal Mrs. Jess Dare is happy about her baptism which took place in a creek at Lake Zurich which constitutes the sacrament rite at which she was initiated into the Churqh of Christ. Paid Visit To Mother Bill Dunn and his daughter, Ann, returned home from an enjoyable trip back home in Tennessee where he spent some time with his aged mother. Mrs. Dunn was unable to accompany him as she was laid up with a bad cold. Dogs 1 have received several calls about how the stray and also local dogs are taking advantage of their freedom. There are many people in the village who keep their pets confined close to home and one would never suspect they had any. It does become annoying to have foreign droppings in our yards. I was told this will be taken up at the next meeting. There are several other problems we must work out. Anniversary ' The Prokops returned home after spending a week in California celebrating their fortieth anniversary. They enjoyed the planned sight seeing train tour which took them to many beautiful sections of the state and also they said the food was the best ever. Wedding Clara Harrington attended a wedding in Palatine. The marriage was performed in St. Theresa church and the reception was held in a hall at Wheeling. A family style dinner was served to all the wedding guests. Sick List Mrs. Perrewe has been smitten with that old flu bug and has been confined to the house several days. Mrs. Wentzel was a patient at McHenry hospital for a while but I am glad to report she is back home and doing fine. Garbage Sunnyside needs a lot of improvements -- such as the ie/abQUt the garbage cans. Visitors -aueK~ village folks would agree that garbage cans as a decoration are not the prettiest thing to cast ou\ eyes upon. Let's do something about returning them back tc their hiding places after they are emptied. Come Forward Some of you men who could spare a little time to help out the village. The Chief of Police George Siebert would like for you to call him at the earliest convenience. After a discussion with him I'm sure you will agree to don that uniform. Whispering Hills News Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- Neily celebrated both birthdays and their forty-fourth wedding anniversary at the center. There wqp^ about forty relatives which included fourteen grandchildren. They played numerous games and most of all the grandchildren enjoyecMtjie delicious food. Surgery Bill Felsch, who is 81 years young, has returned from the hospital where he underwent surgery. His condition is as fit as could be expected at this time. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Albrecht entertained their daughter and husband, Lois and Wayne Welk, from Arlington Heights and their three fine boys, Allen, Dale and Carl, at their home last Sunday. A delicious dinner was devoured: New York Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Smoot just returned from the big city where they visited many relatives and friends and also they manged to spend some time .sight seeing. Celebration There was a big celebration at the center last week in honor of the Louis Stibecks' golden wedding anniversary. A delicious dinner was served to about 100 friends and relatives by caterers. The music was furnished by a zither player. A grand time was had by all the many participants. Accommodation The people here in the Hills have many activities which helps to keep them fit and believe me they are taking advantage of it. This lovely mod-- ern building which was designed for the accommodation of their friends and relatives and various entertainments is called the Community Center. The kitchen is well equipped and the dining area is large enough to serve 100 people or more. W. (fasten & Son (Horn* Mchenry; n i rNpq Dear friends, Under certain conditions of death, the presence of the coroner is legally necessary* The funeral director called will summon the coroner if he deems that his services are required* In the event death was accidental or from other than natural causes, the coroner must be summoned# Respectfully, RING WOOD NEWS MUNU8 BBENNAN 65S-9045 JAMES PEARSON SHOWS SLIDES OF EUROPEAN TRIP Haven't you always wondered just what it's like in the European countries? Well, here's your chance to go on just such a trip via slides. Our guests for the November Community Club meeting is James Pearson, who took a trip to Europe during last summer and has some beautiful and interesting slides to show us. The meeting will start on Tuesday, Nov. 23, at 8 p.m. at the Ringwood school followed by James Pearson, our guide for the trip. This meeting is not just for members or those of you who have youngsters in school. All interested persons are cordially invited to join us for the Tues: day's meeting. Refreshments will be served following the Pink Ladies McHenry hospital auxiliary held a meeting last week for the Pink-' Ladies. Mrs. Barner is one 'of t^e members and also a member of the sewing circle. Mrs. Barner and Mrs. Mabel Gregg attended a luncheon at McHenry V.F.W Meeting The regular membership is held every third Tuesday of each month. The president and secretary of the association would like to have all members attend each month and get acquainted with the neighbors. They also serve coffee and cake. Under the Weather Rev. Doenecke tells me he has been under the weather for several days. His doctor prescribed some medication and sufficient rest. His lovely wife is his constant companion. program. Since the Christmas program will also be discussed, please make every effort to attend. You'll find it a very interesting and rewarding evening. See you thj Sunslnne Girls Meeting The Efingvvood Sunshine Girls met on Nov. 3 in the home of Mrs. /Althea Walkington, and elected new officers. Diane Christopher was elects ed president; Dolores Betts, vice-president; Michele Rassmussen, secretary; Pam Low, treasurer; Patty Christopher, reporter; Recreation Chairman, Cindy Bruce. All of the. new officers will be attending officers' training school in Woodstock or\ Jan. f7 1 -The next meeting will be on Dec. 1. Refreshments \#re served by Lynn Thomlinson and Cindy Bruce. Church Dinner Successful The members of the Ringwood Methodist church served their annual turkey dinner on Saturday, which proved again to be very successful through the efforts of all the ladies and men who helped in any way, and of all who donated the the many items lor the bazaar. Pvt. Klapperich Home On Leave Pvt. Donald Klapperich is home on a two week leave after finishing his basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Don will be reporting to Fort Belvoir, Va. on the 26th, where he will attend electronic device repair school. Don is the son of the John Klapperichsi Hot Lunch Servers Servers for the 24th are Sheila Galli and Bobbi Fossum. For Dec. 1, serving barbecues, it will be Bobbi Fossum and Mary Baker. The youngsters were served the doughnuts on last Wednesday, which had been frozen from the Halloween party. Best Wishes To: Mrs. Agftes-Jencks, who celebrates her birthday on Nov. 19. Happy birthday to Bernie Klapperich on Nov. 22. Happy second anniversary to Ruth Ann and Jerry Hogan on Nov. 23. On Nov. 25, birthday wishes are extended to Phyllis Ackern^ an and to Mary Butler. On Nov. 26, it's happy birthday ro Marion Peet and little Carl Tutvfth who will be celebrating his second birthday. Attend Hottse-Warming Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walkington, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Low, along with the other members of the "500" club attended the house-warming for Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox at Woodstock. Here 'N' There Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hawley enjoyed Sunday dinner in the William Reinwall home at McHenry in honor of Mrs. Anna Reinwall's birthday. i Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiedrich and family of Burlington called on their grandmother, Mrs. Fred. Wiedrich, Sr., on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Wiedrich and son, Robert, of Spring Grove also called during the afternoon. Mrs. Mary Henne of Ringwood, Gothilf Walker of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Henne of Chicago were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harrison at the church. On Saturday, Mrs. Paul Walkington, sons, Tom and Lee, visited Ida Mae in Madison where she is in nurses training. Mrs. J. C. Pearson and son, James, spent Thursday in Chicago. Mrs. Bob Brennan called on Mrs. Richard Schmitt, who is a patient in the McHenry hospital, on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harrison of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harrison, Mrs. Boyd Dowell and son, Billy, attended the open house in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leonard's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary in Lake Geneva on Sunday evening. It seems as tho Georgia Bauer had a strange bird in her home over the weekend. Ever find out for sure^just what it was? Hmmmm? With that, I'll bring a close to this week's column. See you next week? Happy Thanksgiving to all from yours truly. **-- Some blondes never fade -- they just dye away. ANGELO'S SUNSET INN Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOOD -- COURTEOUS SERVICE 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Route 12 s Phone JA 6-2929 ambuiangs .SB&V1CH CHEVROLET W0RKP0WER mmmrnrnrnmum WITH DOUBLE-STRONG CONSTRUCTION Chevy pickups for '66 are built strong to stand up to tough jobs. Cabs, for example, have double-wall roof construction, a rigid double-wall cowl and husky framing around door openings. 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