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Thvir&ctey. January 22, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Eastwood Manor BEGIN SERIES OF SERMONS AT FAITH CHURCH ^ Lois Ryan -- 2510-R Next Sunday, Jan. 24, Rev. Mclntyre, who has returned from vacation, will begin a series of eight sermons based on the phrases and petitions of the Lord's Prayer. The first sermon will be entitled "Our Father" and the choir will sing a special number, 'My God I." You are cordially ih- VTted to attend the services at Faith Presbyterian church. Page Thirteen Block Rosary The next Block Rosary will be held Tuesday, Jan. 27 at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Tim McCormack, 147 Country Lane. Happy Birthday Birthday greetings go out to Sfi've Hansen, who will be 6 today, and to Randy Philippe, who celebrates being 10 years old today. Joanne Welp will bloyy her candles out tomorrow. , On Jan. 26 Randall Priester will reach 2 years of age, and the very next day Rosemary Rogers will turn 6. ^ Happy Anniversary ®Belated anniversary wi jhes are directed to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sobacki who celebrated on t h e e i g h t e e n t h , a n d t o t h e Robert Tuckers who tied the knot on the sixteenth. Best wishes for a happy anniversary are sent to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cisewski and to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rohrer, Jr. The two couples share Jan. ^ as their wedding day anniversary. Sick List We are sorry to report that our sick list is quite long this week. Peggy Anderson has been laid up with a bad back. With five children to care for, Peg has had her hands full. We hope you're on the road recovery now. Donna Rohrer was operated on for gall stones on Jan. 13. The neighbors helped OUT with the children and Donna is reported doing as well as can be expected after such an ordeal. Tonsillitis took over the Harner household for about o n e w e e k . H a n n a h w a s t h e first to come down with it, 4fjid then the boys haci a go at it. One hundred and three de-, gree fevers raged for a few days, but now we're happy to announce that things h a v e j quieted down. That was until Jeff was well enough to go outside to play. He was taken to the hospital after he was hit in the nose with a shovel. His nose is still taped up, but he's on the mend. Little Russell Davis had an asthmatic attack which lasted j a couple of weeks. He's quite well now. Lydia Fenner has had a strep throat for over a week. She is getting better, but the road back is slow. "Like mother, like daughter" is true in the Pickett house-1 hold. Ice packs are once more neatly tucked away after a j bout with old Mr. Toothache. Both little Debbie's und Mai - j garet's troubles were extracted. Bobby Lindemann has been | home from school for a few! days fighting off the flu bug ihat bit him. v Sympathy ! Oufr deepest sympathy is extended to Dorothy and Elwyn Eternick. Eiwyn's father, Julius Eternick, passed away Jan. 13 after suffering from cancer for a year. The elder Mr. Eternick was from West Allis, Wis. Our sympathy also goes out to the Ramon Charbonnier family. Mary's sister-in-law, Mrs. Jean Carlin was hit by a car while crossing a street in Chicago. She died several days later when the operation to save her life failed: Cub Scouts The first meeting of pack number. 454 was held Jan. 15 in the community barn in Eastwood Manor. Thirteen new boys were presented their bobcat pins by the cub master and four den mothers. The ceremony was conducted by cub masters Maynard DeVoss and Edward Mars. They were assisted by ten high ranking cubs from two other packs. Plans were made for the father and son banquet to be held on Feb. 7 at 7:15 at the Wing and Fin club. Refreshments were served after the meeting. The boys enjoyed themselves. Those boys between the ages of 8 and 10 who are interested in joining in the future fun and meetings may contact Mr. Janicki at 3325 for further information. 4-H News The 4-H Cardinals will meet T h u r s d a y , J a n . 2 2 , a t t h e Johnsburg public school from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. All members are requested to bring their calendars, Dues and books. Club News On Wednesday, Jan 7 the bridge club met at Rita Simpson's home. Those present were Mim Hansen, Jody Welp, Mary Hadley, Elpha Phillippi, Hannah Harner, Pat Kellogg, Helen Mathes and • Marilyn Truckenbrod of McHenry. Hannah took home a nice gift as high prize winner. The Octettes met on Jan. 7. Little wooden^ngels decorated the table, which held such delights as cheese hors d'oeuvres, champagne punch, • whipped cream cake, pineapple upside down cake and coffee. First prize went to Vern Bauer. It was a rooster sugar and creamer and salt and pepper combination set, and a box of thank you notes. Second prize was won by Bertha Stoll. | Welcome New Neighbors I The Harry Durkins and their i four children head the long ' list of newcomers to Eastwood | Manor. They reside at 130 Manor Lane since the last | week of December, 1958. ! Welcome also to the Mel- I vir. Iversons, who had an addition of a baby girl to their j family since they moved to our community a few weeks ago. They now live at 136 Manor Lane. ° ! Eastwood Lane is really busy with all the new traffic com- ; ing to stay. The Gerald Bied-- | erer'family no\y live at .213 ' Eastwood Lane. Their neighbors right next door are the William Butlers, and, down the 'street at 202 Eastwood Lane live the Raymond Salo family. We extend to all of you a hearty welcome and may you have many happy years in j Eastwood "Manor. j This and That,. I On Sunday, Jan. 4 Murray ! Alford was in a bowling tourn- ! ament in Chicago. After t h e I tournament the whole family | spent the evening with Mr. | and Mrs. Herbert Iverson and ! their children in Oak Park. I Homer Anderson recently enjoyed skiing in Salt Lake City. J He stops there from time to time to ski when his work : takes him in that direction. | The C. Brewer family along . with the Matt Mersches and the Jerry Ryans enjoyed a small homecoming party for Staff Sgt. Gordon Brewer at the Robert Lindemann home. Sgt. Brewer is a nephew of the Lindemanns. He is enroute from Gennany to Fort Riley, Kan., where he will be stationed in the States. That little pink cloud floating around Eastwood Manor is the one Olive and Fred Mueller are walking on. They brought it all the way back f r o m M i l w a u k e e w h e r e t h e y spent a happy two weeks gett i n g t o k n o w t h e i r s e c o n d g r a n d c h i l d . C a t h y S u e , w h o was born Dec. 21'. Carol Hayes was surprised to find a group of Eastwood Manor ladies at Pat Kellogg's home on Jar.. 8 to celebrate her birthday. Pat is Carol's DR. HENRY FRiUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6=00 TO 8:30 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 STAR mmnium SNOW Now's the time to get rid of that old heavy weight^that's ruining your back! All aluminum shovel with 15"xl 8" blade, steel scraper edge. A Real Spseiel et 2• 29 THERMOMETER TAYLOU WINDOW ~ - ... Reg. $7.29 SPECBAL Outdoor thermometer. A sturdy window therm o m e t e r w i t h e a s y reading enameled scale, 7" long with mounting brackets. S0« MA? Stop sink chipping and dish breaking with this, attractive 10" x 12" mat. Assorted colors, by Rubbermaid. Reg. SI.79 SPECIAL 1 07 DR RUBBERMAID fcBNiR TRAY A muit for eviry kitchen -- saves sink t o p s -- d r a i n s dishes -- handy place to prepare vegetables. A s - sorted colors. Regular $2.49 SPECIAL 2 18 CITA HARDWARE t 132 So. Green St. PHONE 98 McHenry OPEN EVERY DAY 8 TO 6 -- FRIDAY 8-9 -- SUNDAY 9-12 NOON sister and wouldn't miss a chance to make her family a little happier. Cake and coffee were served when Carol's surprise passed. Betty and Ed Radner were just getting comfortable to enjoy a quiet evening at home. It was their anniversary, but nothing special was planned, or so they thought. When a knock sounded on the door, Betty answered it and was amazed to see Lois and Warren Krebs, Lois and Tim McCormack, Winnie and Len Hansen, Dolores and Len Lawrence, and Pat and ' Bob Kellogg. They were loaded down with food and drink for all. All sorts of activity took) place, so that Het\y and Ed won't soon forget the wonderful surprise that took place to help them cele? brate another year together. Another surprise party was held on Jan. 13. Helen Birmingham had the Block Rosary at her house that night. After the meeting Lois McCormack went out to hor car and returned with a beautiful birthday cake for Helen, whose birthday was the fourteenth. Those w h o helped Helen eat the cake were Lois and "Tim McCormack, Betty and Ed Radner, Rita Simpson, Marge Sheehy, and Pat and John Coughlin. Lois and Warren Krebs dropped in a little later. Little Pam Radner is having a pleasant stay with her grandmother Lighthoider in Chicago. She will be there a few days. Suzanne Marie Garrelts was christened Jan. 11 at St. Mary's church in McHenry. The proud parents are Peg and Walt Garrelts. The new godparents are Richard Garrelts, Walt's brother, and J'o a n n Hughes, Richard's fiancee. They all enjoyed dinner at the Garrelts home along with Suzanne's grandparents, the Theodore Garrelts. they befriended in an act of kindness, took Dermie's car,, a box containing $100, one of Len's suits and his top coat. The really tragic part to this story is the fact that. Denni<y! H a n s e n w o r k e d h a r d e r t h a n ! many boys, his age would even consider working. The money which was taken was his. He gets up at four -a.m. every morning to deliver papers, goes to school all day, and then goes to another job in the afternoon. He was saving the money to go on a trip with his high school classmates. He also worked to buy the car. Dennie's car has been recovered. Even if the boy is found, the money will most probably be gone. Dennie will have to continue with his early mofning job and only hope that he will be able to earn the money to pay for the trip in time to go with his friends. McHenry Shores MANY ADULTS AND CHILDREN ENJOY SKILIFT Louise Winters--289? Robbery There's a dim shadow over the Lenny Hansen home since Jan. 10. The Hansens took a boy into their home so that he would have a place to sleep for a few days. While Winnie nnd Len were awav for the evening and their two boys, Ricky, who is 10, and Dennie, who is 16, slept, this boy, whom Winter's Back Now that the January thaw is over we can all get back to those w'.nter chores and neglect od projects we began when the cold weather set in. Think ot all the sledding and skating we can look forward to now that winter is back. Thanks to all of you who have given me a hand to get started. I appreciate it greatly. Bye now. See you next week. ZONING HEARING At 3 o'clock in the city hall in - McHenry on Tuesday, Jan. 27, Raymond. T. Rochowicz is asking for a variation of the zoning ordinance allowing him to construct an addition to his building which is too close to the center line of a county road. The property is located in Wonder Center, Unit 1, on the county highway known as the Wonder Lake road, in the business district of Wonder Lake. The Rotary sponsored lift at the Country Club last weekend got a good workout from Mc-I Henry Shores residents as well, as those from the surrounding, area. And it wasn't restricted, to children, ^ither. Adcording j to my husbafid, the rid6 up the; Hill was as much fun as the ride down. Those enjoying \ themselves from here besides the Winters were the Whitneys, i the Hattans, and some of t,he' Schopps. The Hattans had a carload of relatives from Chicago with them, who were all very impressed. The cold weather isn't over by a long shot, sure hope they keep that lift going. pained Daisy Smith to the W-! SCS meeting at Community Methodist church last week. That's the best way to do it. The two Smith couples and: the Middlekauffs spent an en-! joyable evening playing cards i at the MaeCallums on a re- i cent Saturday. ; New Arrival The Ra\ take pleasure in announcing the birth [ of their fourth son, Laurence Paul, in Chicago recently. For j you newer people, they are summer residents on Kinley Boulevard. the fact that some of us have been careless in turning our dogs loose. There are no laws against it, but common decency demands that we respect other peoples' property. And have you priced evergreens lately? Let's hear from more of you. thanks for the calls that do come in, but we'd like to have a larger column, wouldn't you? Don't forget the women's social next Thursday night. Happy Birthday To Betty O'Brien aiid daughter, Michele, Vvhose birthdays are,,both in the same week. To Darlenc Hatta*n, who blew out the candles on the twentieth. Manv happv returns to all. * News and Views Anyone interested in a swim-' nting pool for McHenry be sure 1 and attend a meeting on Jan. 28 at the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. There are no .set plans and if you have an.^'ffleas on the subject, they'd be most, welcome. This could be an ex- j cellent addition to the community. and those of us who have 'teen-agers know something like this is needed. And all our children will be 'teenagers eventually. We've been asked to mention! STATE CHARTER Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has issued a charter to Ed's Rent-All, Inc., John E. Looze, Harry C. Kinne, Jr.. and Elizabeth Clark, a retail leasing service of all types, of personal property to the general public, such business to make available on a rental basis tools, both power and hand, equipment, fixtures, motors, devices, units and any and all other products available for the promotion of such leasing business in all its forms. The state has also authorized the change in name from Bimbo's Athletic club to Riverside S.A.C. Trouble is only opportunity dressed in work clothes. Visits and Visitors Mrs. MaeCallum entertained a large group of friends for coffee and a gabfest on a! recent morning. Joming in on the fun were Mrs. Moravec, Mrs. Granso, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. D e n i g a n , M r s . V e r s t e g e , M r s . Hogan, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Middlekauff, Mrs. Simbourger, Mrs. Reznicek, Mrs. Gus Smith, Mi's. L i n d w a l l , M r s . S n i v e l y a n d Mrs. Korczyk. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett had a' small celebration for their dau-| ghter's birthday last weekend,j when they were out from Westchester;- ! Our newest residents are los- j ing no time getting acquaint-' ed as Mrs. Carl Kleine accom-! 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You expect a new car to be sleek and smart -- but not at the expense of comfort. Yet in trying to design a car as low and modern looking as the Swept-\Ying Dodge, some '59 cars have practically designed out the people. Not Dodge. It's designed around you. It's easier to get into (110 protruding door posts), easier to get out of (no high door sills to trip over), more comfortable to sit in (there's room to spare). All this and Swivel Seats, too! New '59 DODGE Be sure to watch the "Dodgig Dancing Party*' with Lawrence Welk every week on ABC-TV. Check your paper for time and channel. A. S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES, Inc. 301 E. Pearl Street PHONE 156 McHenry. I1L SALES DEPT.: OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. -- WED & FRI til 9 P.M. -- SUNDAY til NOON SERVICE DEPT.: OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. t