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Thursday, May 4, 1961 THE McHEMHY PLAINDEALER EasSwood Manor ATTEND MEETINGS PLEA OF PROPERTY OWNERS GROUP A Rosemarfe Newlon The Eastwood Manor Property Owners association met last Friday. Due to an error the amendment to the by-laws could not be voted on, but it will be discussed and voted on at the next meeting, which will be held on May 9. Mark this date on your calendar aiid make an extra effort to attend these meetings held the third FWJay of every month. All residents of Eastwood Manor are welcome to attend. Why not come to a few and see for yourself the fine job the officers and committees do. I imagine it is very disappointing for these officers to work so hard and then com-* to a meeting with just a few families represented. Let's get behind them and show our appreciation. How about bringing your neighbors and your ideas to the next meeting? Rita Simpson gave the; report on the coming square dance. It will be held on Saturday, June 3, at Hilltop school at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are available from any committee member, (Hannah Harner, Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe, Ed Radner, Rosenyiite Newlon or Bob Tucker). Change of Time • Not only did the time change this past week so did the date of the rummage sale, it will be on May 13. All articles should be brought to the bain on' May 6. Someone will be there to accept them between 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Should it be impossible to bring your items t<Whe barn, call Marilyn Salo ami she will arrange for someone to pick them up. Faith Presbyterian Church News Friday, May 5, at 8 p.m. - - There will be a general meeting for the entire church school teaching staff at the church. Sunday May 7, the second, in a series of four sermons baked on Paul's Letter to the Pmlippians. Sermon entitled, "The Greatness of Being a Servant". Philippians 2. Monday, May 8 at 7:30 p.m. -- The board of deacons will meet. Tuesday, May, 9 at 8 p.m. -- Choir rehearsal. Wednesday, May 10 -- Tlv? Women's Society executive committee will meet at 10 a.m. ^ the session will meet at Birthday Greetings To Arthur Weirichand and Lynne Marie Monahan on the fourth of May. Lynne was 5 cn this day. On May 5 Susan Newlon, Jeff Haraer and Margie Birmingham had their big day. Susie was 7 years old, Jeff, 6 years old and Margie, 8. W>n May 6 Catherine Hawkins will be 6 years old. Nancy Lessard celebrates on May 7 along with Bruce Eternick who will be 8 years old. On May 8 Ed Sobacki, Marilyn Salo, Emily Smithson and Carl Hagerup will have cause to celebrate. Alfred Ritter, Jr., By Henry Heise of Bolger's Drug Store WHICH WAY , TO MEMORY LANG •The way baby's face lights up with the discovery of how a smile feels . . '. the way a sunset sky lights up, crimson and gold . . . the way a picnic fire lights up the faces of good friends" on the first warm Saturday evening . . . in all these ways and more, treasured memories are made. Made to vanish too soon, enough. Most of us, with a lot of other things to think about, have a hard time remembering a favorite scene in the past. But a favorite scene we've pictured with a camera -- that's a memory our own memory can't erase. Eight words sum it up: Picture it now, enjoy it again and in. ^Mter all, when you think back to a special person or place, you usually think first in pictures, not words. Any wonder the shortest, surest way to your personal memory lane is with a camera? And once you begin, you put your memories in a form others can share and enjoy, too. This week is especially good starting. It's National Photography Week, and we at BOLGER'S are proud to participate, because we think this week means something important: It means that when ybu picture friends and family, you can always enjoy them again and again. And that, in our book, is worth doing. Page Nine will be 9 years old and Pamela Campbell will be 5 years old on this day also. Happy birthday to Amolee Mclntyre on May 9. Bob Kellogg celebrates on the tenth of May, and Elmer Urban celebrates on May 11. Anniversary Greetings Best wishes to Winnie and Len Hansen, they celebrate on May 10. I hope you have many many more. Shower for the Bride Mrs. Koeper and her daughter, Joann, were the hostesses at a lovely personal shower given for Sandy Rigler last Sunday. Sandy received many beautiful gifts from friends she went to school with, Sandy and Bonnie Bucaro, Darlene Schaffer, Shirley Jaeger, and Diane Koeper. Mrs. Lyle Anderson, a family friend, and Sandy's mother, Betty Radner, were also guests at the shower. Bridge Club ' Was held at Lee Landin's home last week. Marilyn Salo won first prize and Nancy Lessard won travelling prize. The girls in the club presented Lee with a gift for the coming baby. Neighborhood News A party was held at the home of Milt and Jeanne Mc- Hale to welcome Ed and Mary Vesgard to our subdivision. Those attending were Pat and Elmer Borcovan, Marilyn and Ray Salo, Bill and Andrea Butler, Bill and Annette Brogan, Bob and Florence Tucker, Carol and Don Roths, Amolee and Jack Mclntyre, Goran and Joyce Engstrom and George and Lee Landin. Marilyn and Ray Salo are enjoying the company of Marilyn's uncle, Rex Jordan, from Iowa. Bob and Pat Kcllos? entertained Mr. and Mrs. Mike Leslie last Saturday. Mrs. Leslie was Pat's roommate in high school, and her familv recently moved to Illinois from North Dakotd. Pat hadn't seen her in many years so they had a lot of talking to catch up on. After they were all talked out the Lawrences, Len and Delores, strolled over and joined them in a game of cards. A1 and Lois Bianchi and their children had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons in Buffalo Grove. John Coughlin took Patsy out to dinner on Friday to celebrate her birthday. Mr. and. Mrs. Ted Beyerle are spending a week or two with Connie and Bob Dethlefson. Mr. and Mrs. Beyerle are Connie's parents, they are from Oakland, Calif. Holy Communion The children of St. Patrick's parish received the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist on April 30. Margie Birmingham and Edward Anderson were among the children to receive this Sacrament. Sick List Our best wishes and ttfbughts go to George Negar, who was seriously injured in a automobile accident last week. The accident occurred on Lincoln road as George was returning from town. He swerved to avoid another car and lost control of his car. As of this writing George is in McHenry hospital. I'm sure he would appreciate a few cards. George's home address is 138 Country Court. v John Anderson has had an inflammation of the heel bone for the past months, and has caused John to be inactive in outside activities, and to a boy of 11 this is really a task.. Welcome Mat Is out this week to Gail and Roger Crokin. Gail aid Roger returned from their honeymoon trip last week and are busy getting settled in their new home on Mill Lane. Gail enjoys riding horses and collecting statues of horses. Rog's hobby is sRih diving. Bookmobile The bookmobile library will be here Saturday, May 6. This library is open to the public and has a very good selection of books. In Closing Don't forget to call in your news items, EV. 5-2892. News About Our Servicemen Joseph A. Parisi, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Parisi of 112 Meadow Lane, McHenry, was graduated from recruit training April 15 at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. Frank E. Riley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Riley Sr. of Route 1, McHenry, was graduated from recruit training recently at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes. Spring Grove TROOP 128 WINS . SECOND PLACE AT SCOUT-O-RAMA Mrs. Charles Freund Scoutmaster' Pat Kagan and the Boy Scouts of Troop 128 were greatly pleased that their efforts to make a good display at the Scout-O-Rama in Crystal Lake on April 22 were rewarded. They won second place ribbon for having one of the best booths out of sixty oi more shown. They are very happy about this since it was their first attempt at a Scout-ORama. Their booth showed hobbies of all kinds, even live animals. visits Old Friends John McEvoy who lived here some twenty years ago was in town last week spending some time with old acquaintances. Church News May 21 is the Sunday set aside for the First Communicants of St. Peter's parish. The children will receive Holy Communion at the c eight o'clock Mass. Adult Catholics who have not yet been confirmed are asked to notify St. Peter's rectory so that they may be included in the adult Confirmation class on May 23. Confirmation will be held at Mari a n C e n t r a l C a t h o l i c h i g h school, Woodstock. The Catholic Youth Club enjoyed a bowling party on Sunday afternoon at Lake Geneva. Club Meets Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Klein in Fox Lake on Thursday night. A dessert lunch was served and cards were played. Prize winners were Mrs. Marie Lewis, Mrs. Eva Freund and Mrs. Catherine Kagan. The club will meet next at the home of Mrs. Dolores May. Quite Unusual: An undergioutld canal 16 miles long for hauling barge loads of coal was c o n s t r u c t e d n e a r W o r s l e y , England, a few years ago. COURT BRIEFS The following cases were heard in McHenry J .P. 'court on Saturday. Thomas Schaffer of McHenry paid a $24 fine when he appeared in court Saturday on a charge of driving 40 miles an hour in a 30-mile zone. A $10 fine Was imposed on Richard A. Beahler of Lakemoor for making unnecessary ,noise by peeling rubber. In the court of a Round Lake Park justice of the peace last Saturday, Edward M. Wegener of Fox street, McHenry. was fined $100, of which $75 was suspended, for wrong lane usage as the result of arrest by state police April 23 following erratic driving near Volo. The case of a second driver brought to court as a result of the same incident was continued until May 6. Appearing before a Woodstock justice of the peace on Saturday, Donald Winkowski of Spring Grove paid fines on two charges. He was fined $50 and costs for reckless driving tad $15 on a charge of not having a valid driver's license. Winkowski was apprehended by county authorities after his Car went out of control on a Curve near Ringwood and plunged into a ditch. Courtesy gives as much enjoyment to the giver as it does to the receiver. Lilymoor MONTHLY MEETING AT SCHOOLHOUSE TUESDAY. MAY 9 Shirley Schuerr EV. 6-2645 This coming Tuesday, May 9, is the monthly meeting of the Lilymoor association. Place, the white schoolhouse, time 8 p.m. See you at Hie meeting Tuesday night ? Belated Birthday Greetings go to Pearle S tineman. Pearle celebrated her birthday Sunday, April 30. Sorry it's late Pearle, many happy returns. In Hospital Friends and neighbors were sorry tq hear that Laura Belford has returned to the hospital. Dennis Karmel has returned to the hospital to have his cast renewed. We are all wishing you, Laura and Dennis, a speedy recovery. nome From Hospital Friends and neighbors Jwere glad to hear Val Fradinardo has returned home from the McHenry hospital. If you are up Val's way drop in and see her. She would be glad to see you. Wanted News for this column. New.- has been falling off for several weeks now. It is you, the residents of Lilymoor, who keep this column going with your news. I am just the writer. 1 don't make the news for the column, you do. Without news from you (regardless how small) we can not have a column. If you want a column for Lilymoor let me hear from you. The phone number is EV. 5- 2645. Without news we can not have a column, hew about it, do you want a column"' Custom Topics FREUNH'S DAIRY, Bk< Complete Line of Dairy Products !-- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone EV. 5-0195 or EV. 5-0232 by Ed Vestgara Living Room Products There was a lot of publicity about the quiz show scandals, so it's natural for viewers to wonder about panel shows on TV. Often, the question is raised if the panels are tippedoff beforehand. Many or trie panel show producers admit that advance questions are put in the hands of panel members before the show, but the actual answers are never given out. The reason for questions being created beforehand is to increase the entertainment * value of the program. Humorous situations can be created by questions like; "Can this product be found around here?" in the case of quizzing a girdle and corset manufacturer. We would like to be on one of these shows sometime. I'll bet that CUSTOM TV could keep the panel stumped for awhile. We service TV, radio, Hi-Fi and almost any kind of electronics. And we can usually do it right in the living room of your home. Phone EV 5- 3537 or 5-5659 next time. My like this evmlet pping Ce as Iff F! MR CO*®1 Outdoor cooling unit csm'fe annoy neighbors. Bigfftt centrifugal blower of any residential syctem. Runs only ^ speed of ordinary pvoptUac blow* minimising aoi--. Fr--t "IonOf lifo through Ait Conditioning" Exptrti tell hew air cond}. tioning affectt your health, ww yov MMf, Gail far iry Heating and Air Condition 2815 W. Rt. 120 EV 5-0101 McHenry, 111. New O-Petsenger BROOKWOOD STATION WAGON There's a choice of six Chevrolet wagons, from budget-wise Brookwoods to luxurious Nomads--each with cargo opening nearly 5 ft. across. "But dear, I just wanted some money to put in McHenry Savings and Loan on, 3611 W. Elm Street, by the tenth of the month. You know it earns the big 4% current dividends from the first that way!" 4 o/ O"' /° SOVE Mr Accts. 4'/2<f, On Investment 0 Savings Accts. Our .Services - : 1. Traveler's Checks 2. Money Orders 3. Regular Savings Accounts 4. Investment Savings Accounts l^OU . . . 5. Xmas Saving Accounts 6. Home Mortgages 7. Home Improvement Loans 8. U.S. Gov't Savings Bonds MCHENRY SAVINGS A N D L O A N A S S O C I A T I O N ^ Member Federal Home Loaa Bank 3611 W. Elm Si. McHenry, I1L Phone EV 5-3000 New IMPALA 2-DOOR SEDAN Nothing combines elegance with practicality quite like these Impalas, most sumptuous Chevrolets of all. And there's a full line of five to choose from. JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLETS, nimble Corvairs, the one-and-only Corvette -- you'll find just about any kind of car you could ask for under one roof at your Chevrolet dealer's^ Pick and choose from thrifty full-sized Chevrolet Biscaynes, popular Bel Airs, sumptuous Impalas, or six handy, handsome Chevrolet station wagons. Size up the agile, sure-footed Corvair sedans and coupes and family-lovin' Corvair wagons. There are 31 models in ailpractically any size and shape for any type of going. Why not drop in and see how easy you can do your new car shopping in just one stop! New CORVAIR MONZA CLUB COUPE Here's the family man's sports car with bucket seats up front and the famed traction and ease of handling that stems froth Corvair's rear engine. NIO CHEVROLET , . ... . S \ % ^ Bel Air 2-Door Sedan CHEVROLET'S GOT MORE OF WHAT IT TAKES . . . and that's why more people are taking to it solid comfort. All this with a slimmer, trimmer That built-in Jet-smooth ride, for instance. Body shape that gives relaxing roominess inside. No by Fisher refinements you'll find in no other car in wonder Chevrolet's the most popular on the high- Chevy's field. Big and little things that add up to way and the buy-vyay! I • See the new Chevrolets at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop Shopping Center CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 3309 W. Elm Street McHenr y. 111. EVergreen 5-0277