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o ~ Page Six THE McHENRY PLATNDEAI.ER Thursday# January 6,1966 SUNNYSIDE VILLAGE RUBY CROWLEY PHONE 385-2662 EXCELLENT WORK DONE REMOVINGSNOW IN VILLAGE Our first snow had a reception party of sand and a big shovel awaiting its arrival to Sunnyside. We (the__ villagers) and tjie -school children are confident that our snow troubles are over. Therefore I would like to compliment the snow removal operators for the excellent work they have done. Family Affair The Pflugs' destination Christmas weekend was in Maywood with all the relatives where they exchanged many presents and also enjoyed several big feasts. Absentee Irma . had a joyous Christy mas with her brother, Otto from Chicago, Charley, who is home from college and Dorothy. has one regret. Her boy "Fred" couldn't make it home because he is somewhere in Europe--altho he did manage to send a huge package to his folks. Hollywood Guest The Richard Schneider family were elated when their daughter, Therese, jetted in from Hollywood, Calif. The whole family spent an enjoyable Christmas day visiting ;with Denn, Celine and David Sima and also Grandma Anna Schneider. The finest of the week was spent1 visiting various friends and relatives in the area. On Saturday she jetted back to California thankful to get back to a warmer climate. Big City Mr. Mick^lson and Mrs. Wentzel spent their Christmas weekend in the big city with their families Many gifts were exchanged and a turkey dinner with < all the trimmings was enjoyed by all. •JeanieJo . . . w h o i s h o m e f r o m c o l lege for the holidays is enjoying her visit immensely. She had dinner at the home of her x)y friend, Richard Soda, of McHenry and then to his sister's home Mrs. Ronald Klapjerich, also of McHenry, where i party was in the process. She received many invitations o various celebrations and 'pen parties ... , Birthdays We will take out a few ninutes from our ^Christmas news to extend our birthday greetings to three in one famly. Jack and Therese 'Morris \nd daughter, Dianne, have birthdays as follows: Jack, Tan. 3, Therese, Jan. 18, and Dianne, Jan. 29. « We also take time out to wish little Buddy Pflug a happy birthday which will be Jan. 18. Buffet Style The Lehmans take turns about entertaining their large families. Thanksgiving was for Betty's folks and Christmas was reserved for all of Eddy's folks including his dear Mom and Dad. A Sneaker Many of our Sunnysiders A PHYLLIS SCHWEIKERT EXTEND WARM WELCOME TO THARP FAMILY A warm welcome to our new neighbors, Jim and Carol Tharp of 612 Kent. Last June Jim was transferred to McHenry from Denison, Iowa, by his company and came ahead to find a place to live. Carol and the children, Suzanne, 6, and Randall, 5, arrived in July. The Tharps lived in town until November around Thanksgiving when they came to Kent Acres. Jim is the manager of a local firm and ft an active bowler who also likes to hunt and fish. Carol who works at a department store in town says she likes to bowl but has no hobbies as su<^h. unless you call fondness of Oakifig a Jiobby. ^ Birthday Parties Mrs. Hattie Hallstrom, mother of Evelyn Grant and grandmother of Donna Ray," celebrated her » eighty-first birthday with a party at the home of the Grants on Dec. 19. Those present were Cliff and Evelyn Grant, Don and Donna Ray and their children, Don and Marlyn Grant and family of Deerfield, William Johnson, her brother, and his wife of Compton and Mrs. Bertha Ostrand, her sister, of Chicago. A Swedish cake and coffee were served and everyone had a good time. Mrs. Hallstrom is a great-grandmother five times and will soon have a sixth. Visitors Mrs. Blanche Phillips, mother of Florence Krieger, spent Christmas with Florence and her children, Kirk, Kimberly and Karen. This is the first Christmas that Florence and her mother have spent together in 12 years. Mrs. Phillips is from Wilmington, N. C. Mrs. Florence Tharp and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tharp and family spent ^Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with Jjm and Carol Tharp and family. Birthdays Tommy Kent was 6 on Dec. 26. Dennie Nyberg was 2 on Dec. 28, Esther Giersten had a birthday on Dec. 29, and Kenneth Klien was 13 on the twenty-ninth. Janice Varney had a birthday on the thirtieth and Tommy FishVr was 5 on the thirty-first. There are no birthdays the first week in January. Anniversaries ^ / We wish Harold and Mary Jane Butler a happy anniversary this week on Dee. 30. There are no anniversaries in the first week of January. AUCTION Having decided to discontinue farming, the undersigned will sell the following jx»rsonal property on premises located 1 mile South of McHenry, III., on Rte. 31 on at 1:00 TRl'CK: 19G1 GMC 2-Ton with 12 ft. rack and removable sides. FARM & VEGETABLE EQUIPMENT: 2 Farmall "H" tracttors; Farmall "A" tractor with 1 row cult., veg. bar, side dressers, snow plow, corn planter, 1 16 plow and carrot plow; Case SC tractor & cult.; Allis "G" tractor with planters, seeders & cult.; Caterpillar No. 22 tractor; J.D. No. 45 selfpropelled combine with grain and corn heads; 12x12 and 10x12 portable walk-in coolers with unit, in good cond.; highway veg. stand on trailer; 4 wagons and racks; 2 wheel trailer; 6 ft. PTO roto-tiller; Allis 60 combine; McC. 64 combine; New Idea 1-row picker; McC. 3x14 plow; McC. 2x14 plow; J.D. 2x16 plow; McC. 5 and 9 ft. discs; onion grader; onion shaker; New Idea transplanter; meeker; hot bed windows; large food freezer; show case freezer; rubber belt conveyor; grain elevator; 2 h.p. elec. motor; Bean sprayer with gas engine; sprayer for "H" tractor; produce scale; new garbage burner; refrigerator compressor; drill press; riding mower; pile scrap iron;' tires; tables; large amount of Mexican furniture; many other items too numerous to mention. PONY: Shetland pony broke to ride. changed their Christmas pl&ns due to the weather conditions. The weather man held off until Christmas eve when he blasted us with ' everything he had. I would say that was a sneaky way to induce the people to stay off the highways -- including the Crowleys. Hockey The Metzger children, Gunthers, Williams, Lehmans, and many others are spending most of their time playing hockey on the frozen chanel. I might .add it is a beautiful sight from where I am. Briefs •' A Mr. and Mrs. Prokop had their family out for the holidays. They >yl 11 spend New Year's weekend with brothers and sisters in North Judson, and San Pierre, Itid. New Police Car Sunnyside village is proud to announce that we have a new car on order for the officers. It will be delivered within a couple of weeks. Whispering Hills Louise CJiel Dec. 1, Rev. Doenecke had become a part-time minister of visitation at the Woodstock Methodist church. • He does the pastoral calling and preaches once a month. Ghost Town Christmas Eve in Whispering Hills looked like a ghost town as 80 percent of the residents had left to spend the holidays with their children and grandchildren. Visitor Lala and Hazel Smoot drove to Rockford to i.o-t Mother Glefke who is in the Eastern Star Home. We were happy to see her and glad that she could spend the Christmas week here." Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boe and children from DesPlaines* spent Christmas with Grandpa and Grandma Giel. Santa Claus got through the storm and dropped lots of presents. Good Neighbors Casey , Zelous acquired a jeep with a snow plow and Christmas morning he was very kind in helping his neighbors by cleaning the snow off the driveways. SUNNYSIDE ESTATES KAREN SCHNEIDER 885-4977 RESIDENTS SPENT HOLIDAY VISITING WITH RELATIVES Holiday Visiting */ Marlene, Wally Burg and Kerry spent part of Christmas day at the home of Marine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Freund. The day (Mt.er ' Christmas the Burgs went to Chicago to spend the day at the home of the Walter Dougans, an Army buddy of Wally"s. The Fails had a very busy Christmas week. On Dec. 18, Don and Chris went to Peoria to a company dinner and they spent the night there. The I Thursday before Christmas I they went to Chicago to visit I with Chris's sister ;!<id see her mew baby. And Christmas day ttfe Fails went to Camp Hickory and spent the d:iy with friends. 'I he Farley family had -a very Merry Christmas, Jim was home from Northern Illinois University and so they spent the day at home with the entire family. The day after Christmas' they went to Chicago and spent part of NRY SHORES BERNICE WILSON 885-4&W SHORES CLUB HSLDS MONTHLY MEETING THURSDAY On Thursday Jan. 6 the McHenry Shores Club will hold its monthly meeting at 'the VFW in McHenry. The main business of^he evening will l>e election of directors of the coming year. Car stickers will' be available from Mr. Tennert. Hope to see all of you there. Birthdays Happy birthday wishes-to jny little grandson, Lee Lexow, who will be 3 years old on Jan. 6; Deborah Burke, Robert Dobbertin, Jh, and Susan Evvald on Jan. 8, Debby will be 11, Robert will be 10 and Susie will be 5; Geraldine 'Gerry' Olbinski on Jan. 9, and Johnnie Mack who will be 4 on Jan. 11. Daughter for the Andersons Janet and Glen Anderson are the proud parents of their first child, a blue eyed girl born Dec. 28 at McHenry hospital and weighing in at 8 lbs. 14 oz. They have named the little darling Sonja. Congratulations to the Andersons on the new arrival. Ilenshalls have Guests from Canada The Henshalls entertained Tom's sister, her husband and their boy over the Christmas weekend. Mr. and Mrs.. Baxter and son, Peter, drove in from London, Ontario, and were lucky enough to arrive before our bad storm. The Henshalls had visited with the Baxters last Labor Day weekend so there was much to talk ab°ut and all enjoyed the visit even though they 1 couldn't stay as long as they would have liked to. News Hems The Olbinslsis spent Christmas Eve with Gerry's sister and her family. On Christmas day they drove to River Grove and had dinner with Ed's sister, his mother and many relatives. They entertained Ward and Marge Chamberlin and Mr. and Mrs. Kiirtz and their baby on New Year's day. The Hattons spent the holiday with Gordon's family jn Bensenville. Joining the group were two of his sisters, one brother, aunts and his mother and dad. It was a real family get-together for all. Audrey and Chuck visited the Senior Whitneys on Sunday and on Tuesday made/ the rounds^ stopping to see Ihree sisters and one brother of Chuck's, all of whom live in Bensenville. California Guests Fern and Ed. Beranek' en- i tertained during Christmas holidays. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Brewster from Weed, Calif. Surgery Frank Knies is coming along very nicely after undergoing surgery at the St. Joseph hospital in Chicago. Closing Louise and I wish the coming year will bring you health and happiness . . . Bye, for now. •RVECE SAME DAY SERVICE Off iiMOST MAKES & MODELS • Service # Cleaning Out O Repair • Installation • Overhauling • Removal • Reconditioning 0 Rebuilding -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- e: 66 WATER SOFTENER SALES NEW -- USED -- REBUILT l\o&2/ru> WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES McHenry, Illinois the day with Marge's family, sjnd that evenirig they went to Elmwood Park and visited with Jim's side of the family. Gunnar and Emma' Johansen spent Christmas Eve and Christmas day at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Bertha Graczyk, in Arlington Heights and their other daughter, Mrs. Alice Sissman, and her family o re also present to take part in all the festivities. S.E.II.O.A. There will he a S.E.H.O.A. meetihg tonight Jan. 6 at the Johnsburg school at eight o'clock. It is hoped there will will be a large turnout to meet .the association's n£w president--Ken Segerstrom, at this time. Any problems or complaints should, be brought up to the members of the hoard members - NOW." The dues for 1966 are payable at this time. Sympathy Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Martin Williams of Dennis Boulevard, on the death of her husband. Martin passed away Dec. 58, after being confined in Woodstock hospital for five days, due to a stroke. Birthdays A happy birthday is extended to Gerald I)o^ on Jan. 8. Andrew Eichhorn will, celebrate his fifth birthday on the 91 h." On Jan. 11, Audrey Pink- >nsly along with Candace Koi. us who will he 15 and Jimmy Fuqua who becomes 10 years of age celebrate their birthdays that day. Eric Mikkelsen will be 12, Martin Von Open Will be 6 and Chris Walczynski will be 2 oh Jan. 12. Happy birthday to you all! Anniversaries Ted arid Dorothy Bierchen will be celebrating their twenty- fourth anniversary on Jan. H!di and Vi Rodiek celebrate their second anniversary on the twelfth. New Year Resolution Barring being snowed in, my New Year resolution is to get out and interview all if the new residents, some of whom have been here for a :'e»v months already. So all \ou new -people if you see a lady with two kids in tow coming up : your Walk you'll know it's I. Calling All Ladies T Of Sunnyside Bring in the New Year right, treat yourself to one night a month out. Join the Lucky Ladies Club. January's meeting will be held at the home of Irene May on the nineteenth. Irene and the girls have a fun filled evening planned so come to 1612 W. May and sec what's going on. MILK PRICES Chicago market dairy farmers will be paid at least $3.95 per cwt., the top blend price of the year, on all November deliveries of milk to plants within the Chicago Federal Order 30 marketing area, it was reported by W. H. Cope, director of marketing for Pure Milk association. The $3.95 price is 8 cents higher than the average price, including a uniform superpool premium, paid producers in November a year ago and 4 cents higher than the October 1965 blend price. WINTEH PROGRAM: SCHEDULE FOR : YMCA ANNOUNCED Members of the Lake Region YMCA are receiving their printer quarter program scfi&Itiles this week. ^Program activities for" girls, boys, women and men are being offered to residents of Al- > gonquin^ Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Island Lake, Lake In The Hills, McHenry, •and Woodstock. A 1 i s t of the activities planned include swimming instruction, a bowling league, gym classes, Y's Men, ballet, Young Acralt club family nites, a trip to a Chicago Blackhawks hocke^ game, family swims, Junior high record dances and figure skating lessons. To .receive a winter schedule of the Lake Region YMCA activities call the YMCA at 459- 4455 during weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon, or write to the YMCA at; P.O. Box 337, Crystal Lake, 111. Read Ihe Classifieds & W. gusten & Son funeral (Hem* Dear friends, It Is only one week from Christmas to New Year's Day, but it is a whole year, front New Yearfs Day to Christmas, What a world this would be-if the holiday spirit of love and good will would linger in our hearts all tht days from New Year's to Christmas* Sincerely, ivia Auctioneers; Gorodon Stade, Gray slake, 111. -- 312-223-5155 Wm. Stade, Sr., Mundelein, 111. -- 312-566-8555 Clerks: McHenry State Bank. Uitusual bank terms. Not 'responsible for accidents. Zoellner Lunch Wagon on Grounds. DRUG STORE 'TWILL BE wery Sunday FROM 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. A Dividend Rat Worth Pointing Out You're old-fashioned in one respect. You believe that people invest their money in a savings account for several reasons. Not the least being the dividends they expect. How right you are! At McHenry Savings, regular savings accounts earn 4% and investments accounts ($1,000 minimum balance) earn 4VA%. Of course your money is insured safe up to $10,000. And it's always convenient and instantly available. / You'll finde there are other features about a McHenry Savings thrift account worth pointing out. So why not be old fashioned. Slop in today and let us do the pointing. V Mc HE1RY SAVINGS AND LOAN MSISIATION feM to Immm Corparatlei 1611 W. Elm Street// Mc Henry / 385- 3000 !