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Etutwood Manor Greet Pastor if Hew Church fia by Peggy Garrelts ly surprised. His birthday is the nineteenth. Guests at the party were Ed and Betty Radner, Lois and Tim McCormack, Warren and Lois Krebs, and Len and Winnie Hansen. ; The new pastor of t*he Presbyterian church, Rev. Jack Mc- Intyre, and his family arrived ijri McHenry Feb. 19. Rev. Mc- Iiityre j will conduct bis first services Feb. 23 in Eastwood ilanor community barn and thei title of his first sermon W\ be' "Ancient Gospel in a Modern World." Now that the minister has arrived, things will soon be in full swing. Sunday school, , young people's groups, imen and women's dubs and church circles will be organized1. An open house reception will be held March 2 at Johnsburg community house for the con- tgatiqn to meet Rev. Mclne and his family; A buffet luncheon will be served and the hours will be from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. It is hoped everyone will turn out to give the Melntyre family ,!a warm welcome. This past week Larry Bogard of Eastwood Manor delivered the sermon at the Sunday services. The steering committee has teen working hard getting ev- «ything ready for the minister's arrival. Helen Mathes, Dee Ppnr.ick, Betty Lahman, Marge ,Pickett and Lois Krebs were busy laundering the curtains for the manse. A donation of fifty folding chairs to the church was much appreciated by the fcongregation. Services are held every Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Eastwood inor community barn, and ?re is a nursery to take care of the younger children. Community Party The community social will be held Saturday night, Feb. 22 at 8:30 in the barn and we hope there will be a good turn out. Refreshments will be served. m Polio Drive ^Ve thought everyone would be interested in knowing that a little over $40 was collected in the recent Polio drive. A "gain we "thank "you for your fine support. We think this is a pretty good showing for a small subdivision like ours. This and That Rita Simpson, Betty Radner, Lois McCormack, Winnie Hansen and Emilie Smithson had a day out for themselves on Lincoln's birthday with a luncheon party at a restaurant down near Dundee. They had a very pleasant afternoon. Happy Anniversary Best wishes to Doris and Otto Shaw who" celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary the fourteenth of February--Valentine's Day. Hope you have many more. Let's (Get Acquainted Starting next week we are going to have a new feature in our column. In order that we may all become better acquainted with one another, we plan to write a thumb-nail sketch on each family in Eastwood Manor. We guess the best way to start would be in alphabetical order. So one qf these days we will be calling on you and we hope you will cooperate with us in this project. Please' phone the news to 2101. HUNTING AREAS POPULAR More hunters used the Illinois Department of Conservation's public hunting areas during the. 1957 season than during the previous year, accord ing to statistics made public by Director Glen D. Palmer, but only the duck hunters managed to boost the percentage of hunter success. A total of 7,228 hunters killed 9,104 ducks on the five department areas for an average of 1.26 ducks per hunter. Oh the same areas in 1956, the average was 1.24 with only 4(238 hunters participating. Shelby county was tie best hunting spot for the second straight year with an averagePbf 1.56 birds per hunter, buf it fell off badly from its 1.71 figure of 1956, as did Belle Rive, which dropped to third place behind Clinton county. V. F. W. Auxiliary Newt (by Florence Svoboda) Welcome Welcome to Mr. and Mrs Jarren Monahan and their ree daughters who are renting the Wilms home on Johnfe- [ burg Road. They previously t lived in Zion. We hope they | will quickly become acquainted ( in this neighborhood and will be happy here. Sick Notes Dorothy Etcrnick is on the sick list this week. She has Sen doctoring a "severe cold all week. Hope she is feeling better by now. Little Terry Lahman had a narrow squeak th's past week w{ien she got a hold of a bottle of aspirin and ate them all. Fortunately mother discovered what she had done in time and rushed her into the Mc- Henry hospital to have her stomach pumped. Happily she ifcts none the worse for her ordeal. Happy Birthday Betty Radner is celebrating her big day the twenty-first. Many happy returns, Betty. .Helen Birmingham had a surprise party on husband Tom last Saturday and he was real- EDDIE the EDUCATOR soys An Educated people Moves Freedom Forward Ovr schools should lakt • very pupil as far along DM pathway of teaming as his interests and abilii Not will permit him to go. i Illinois Education Association The regular meeting of V.F.W. auxiliary to Post 4600 was held Monday, Feb. 10 at the club house. Kay Stilling, conductress and color team conducted the draping of the charter in memory of Lina Kilday who passed away Jan. 18. The charter remains draped for thirty days. Our regular business was transacted and reports read. It was ^greed to have one monthly business meeting the second Monday of the month and one social meeting the fourth Monday of each month. The social committee is planning some interesting social activities for these nights and all members are urged to attend. We cordially invite anyone interested in joining to come to our social night and get acquainted. The treasurer's books were audited Thursday evening Feb. 6 at my home in Lilymoor and those in attendance were, Marion Schoenholtz, Marie Heinz, Dorothy Reinboldt, Gert Barbian, Gussie Diedrich and Pauline Pries. Our essay chairman, Kay Stilling reported our high school students are participating in the contest and prizes, will be awarded by our auxiliary. This contest closes March 15. Chairman, Jean Wiles and cochairman, Terry Becker of our Friday night and Sunday afternoon refreshment project report they have sold out each time and have had many fine compliments for the good food. This project is a two fold purpose -- Friday's proceeds are used to help sponsor "Concetta" our foster - parent plan child. Sunday's proceeds to help equip our kitchen. It was decided to purchase new aluminum flag and banner staffs. Two new coffee urns have been purchased for our kitchen. Lorranie Murphy, chairman of the blood-typing program recommended we contact our membership to learn how many ill be typed. The program will be followed through at the club house. At a regular meet ing night in the near future. Please co-operate in this program-- it is very important to all. The 5th District meeting will be held Sunday Feb. 16, at Sunnyside Estates The Bankers Surprised By Their Friends from A to Z Friends and neighbors of the Bankers interrupted their quiet Saturday night televiewing • by dropping in with all the fixjms' for a big surprise. After the first shock of being taken unawares the party continued in the basement with dancing and games, June was doubly pleased because there was nothing for her to do but enjoy herself. The surprised look on Chet's and June's faces was well worth the job of keeping the welcome liome party for Chet a secret. - - the Cub Scouts is the blue and gold banquet at the Legion hall in McHenry on Sunday, Feb. 23. This is a pot luck dinner held every year for the Cub Scouts and their families. Our cubbers who will attend with their families are Paul McDonald, David Zeiger and Bill Davis. We neglected to mention in last week's column that Steve and Mike Major were among those who enjoyed the father and son banquet on Feb. 15. Each den selected its own yell for this occasion and the fathers were coached before-hand by the cubbers. Blishap The ice and snow continue to take their toll. Mrs. Emma Olsen -of Mayfair Drive was walking home from the store when she slipped on the ice just off the blacktop. She was hospitalized with a broken ankle and after a few days at home expects to go back to the hospital for surgery. We hope by this time things look brighter for the Olsens. Scout News Another event coming up for 2:30 p.m. at the village hall, Villa Park. The luncheon, honoring the national auxiliary president, Mrs. Ruby Godbey, »will take place March 22, in Chicago. The next Downey hospital party will be Wednesday Feb 19. Please contact Pauline Pries if you can attend. My thanks to all who responded to the request for baked goods for our Valentine bake sale. Remember also that February includes "Brotherhood Week" -- "This is the land where hate should die--though dear to me are my faith and shrine -- I serve my country well where I respect beliefs that are not mine.'* The next meeting will be ; social one, Monday Feb. 2 and our next regular business meeting will be Monday Mdrch 10. Please attend. Classified Ads are Read by Everyone RUPTURE-EASER T.M. Bt«. U.S. Pm. Ojf. (A Plow Brae* TraaM Dowblo._i5.1 AdJi pad. No steel bands. For mea, men, children. Mail order* rtva -teasare around lowest part of abdo- -- »Ute right, left side, doable. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE Phone 40 weighing-out limit he will have to. remain in. the hospital. His arrival at home is patiently awaited by mom, dad ancl his big sister, Roberta, who is sixteen months old. Birthdays We wish you a happy birthday-- The two year olds, K. C. Anderson on the twenty-first and. Darlene Gerke on the twenty-fifth. Janice Major who made her first appearance on Feb. 24, four years ago. Johnny Rau will be eleven on Feb. 26 and we hear he will graduate from a cub to a boy scout on Feb. 23. The elder birthday wishes go to Legs Bute on the twenty-third and Mrs. A. S. Kimbro on the twenty-fourth. Welcome . XAnd congratulations to Mi':' and Mrs. Walter Roy . who will ; celebrate their wedding anni* versary on Feb. 27 in their new home on Indian Ridge Drivi The Roys have three children. Christine, 9, Joanne, v5, and Kenneth, . 7.' v „ * '-'f X~ < v SHOP IN McHENRY TAKES HOLD AND PULLS! Pets Mary" iiad her little lamb to follow her to school and our kids have their dogs who want to do the same. It seems that there are almost 4s many dogs as kids waiting for the bus in the morning. It might be a good idea to keep these pets at home until the bus has left the shelter, thus avoiding a possible accident to our children find pets. New Arrival The stork- paid another visit here on Feb. 8. This time he was way off his schedule as he wasn't expected until the end of the month. Lillian and John Mischke welcomed their new son, Peter John at St/Theresa's hospital, Waukegan. He weighed in at a tiny 3 lbs., 12 oz. and until he reaches the five pound PROFEfSIOnfU DIRECTORS' DR. JOHN C. GOETSCHEL Chlropratic - Physician Naprapathic Manipulation Steam Baths and Massage 804 East Elm Street McHenry, IlL Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. & FrL 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 5:80 p.m. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. * Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 pan. Phone McHenry 748 DR. C. R. SWANSON Dentist. Office Hours: Dally Except Thursday # to 12 -- 1:80 to 5:30 Mon., Wed., & Frt. 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