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IPwTW the Mchenry plaindea£er Butwood Manor GOOD ATTENbANCE URGED FOR EMPOA MEETING FRIDAY ,'v Rosemarie Newlon With warm weather upon us. What better way to spend an evening than going to a meeting to help plan a better community for our children. These meetings are usually over by 10 p.m., then free coffee and dQUghnuts are served. What a nice opportunity io get to know a few more peoi.le in our subdivision. So let's fill up the barn tomorrow night., at 9. Bookmobile Library • The bookmobile library will Si at the barn on Saturday, j ay 20. We will now have longer hours to make^ur so I lection of books. The new hours j are 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a m. The I longer hours were made possi- j ble because of the tremendous . support Eastwood Manor has i given the bookmobile. j Welcome New Resident! On May 5, at 10:33 p.m. Bill j and Judy Huemann welcomed ! a" son, Jay Joseph, into their Hearts and their home. Jay was quite an armful, weighing 8 lbs., 4% ozs. He is 20% inches long, and was born at Woodstpck hospital. Judy and Bill have two more sons at home, Bflly and Tony. Congratulations to you. faith Presbyterian Church ~ News jjew members publicly welcomed last Sunday were Mrs. Glen Messer of Eastwood Man- OVt and Mr. and Mrs. William Pflrtain of McHenry Shores. The proceeds of the recent family spaghetti supper were used to purchase a record player and records, a rythym band and a cabinet for the school for retarded children at Wcnt$ gr Lake. Thursday, May 18 -- 8 p.m. Women's Society meeting and Bible study. Sunday, May 21, Sermon topic "Christian Progress". Philippians 3. Tuesday, May 23 -- Choir practice at 8 p.m. Bridge Club Nancy Lessard was hostess last week for bridge. Peggy Anderson won first prize and Marilyn Salo won travelling prize. \ 1 This and That Mrs. Christoper Hickey and her three children of Chicago spent last Sunday with Annette and Bill Brogan. Pat and John Coughlin, Rita and Tom Simpson, Wally and Georgia Sigman and Harry Durkin attended a bowling banquet on Saturday night. They enjoyed the buffet supper and dancing after. Pat Coughlin's brother, Ed Garaty of Chicago, came to dinner on Sunday. Hannah and Bill Harner had their share of company last weekend. On Friday there was a party for Jeff for his sixth birthday. Steve and Bob Lessard, Martha Simpson, Greg Fultz, Laurie Kellogg and Kathy and Ellen Barry wefe there to help Jeff celebrate. On Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Har- • ner. Bob and Mary Harner and Bob and Marion Roberts came to celebrate Jeff's birthday. Peggy Garelts attended a bowling banquet in McHenry on Tuesday- Betty and Ed Radner ajid 1heir children, Jackie, Cindy and Pam, traveled to Chicago on Sunday to visit Betty's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lightholder. Sandy and Dallas Rigler joined them at the Lightholder home for a double celebration, Jackie's birthday and Mother's day. Bill Harner attended an overnight camping convention last week in Oregon. Susan Newlon invited Margie Birmingham, Pam Radner, Linda Wiegman, Debbie Garreljs Thursday, Mfry It, 196(1 Happy Birthday To the adults of Eastwood Manor this week, Lynn Stuart fin May 18; Georgia Wilson on May 21; on Maya 22 Jim Pen* tlick celebrates ana to lariy Moore on May 23. Happy birthday to the younger set goes to Russell Tucker who is 1 year old today, on May 20; Donna Patryr as will be 14 years old; Dale Haldeman, Keith Butler and Vicky Gruhn share May 21; Dale will be 14 years old, Keith Will be 10 years old and Vicky ^iil be 6 years old. On May 24 Jeanne Lessard will be 4 y$ars Old. Happy anniversary to Elpha •nd Bill Phillippi as they celebrate today. f@ii nera Mueller Cllmatrol AIR CONDITIONING ITS TUB you put an end to the strain of sweltering Chicago summers with OM new Mueller Climatrol air conditioner. M sen amis a tan not because we know it's better built. Better compressor, quieter fan*, the best controls . » . quality you'd expect from a manufacturer that's concentrated exclusively on residential beating r«102 and her sisters, Lynn and Kathy, and some of her friends from school to a party to celebrate her seventh birthday. Winnie and Lennie had catfse to poR their buttons when they received word from their son, Dennie, last week. Dennie just received his second stripes, he is now Airmsm 2nd class. Dennie joined the Air Force last July and is stationed at Keesler Air Force base in Biloxi, Miss. Congratulations Dennie. Phone in your news, the number is EV. 5-2892.. Nicaragua is Central America's largest and mostf^ thinly populated country. It is about the size of Iowa, and has only about a million people.lt was considered as the site of a trans-isthmus canal, before the one at Panama was built. Birds' eggs, laid normally on narrow, rocky ledges are usually shaped l>ke a top--they may roll around, but seldom roll of!'. This is another of Nature's ways to perpetuate the species, it seems. Spring Grove Boy Scouts See White Sox Game Mrs. Charles Freund Our troops of Boy Scouts were among the thousands who were guests at Comiskey Park in Chicago on Saturday. Bob Amore and Ken Larson drove the boys in to see the White Sox vs Kansas City Athletics. Bridal Shower Miss Bette Miller of McHenry was guest of honor at a bridal shower recently given by Kay Smith and her Godmother, Mrs. Mary Smith, as assisting hostess at the Les Smith home. Bridal colors decorated the j room and an umbrella was the j centerpiece of the bridal table, j The bride to be was the happy recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. A buffet supper was served to thirty guests; Bette became the bride o' Thomas Petska on May 12. Club Meets Mrs. Van Every was hostess to the birthday club at ,her home on Tuesday afternoon. Games of five' hundred were played and prizes went to Mrs. Tillie May, Mrs. Minnie Pierce, Mrs. Mame Tinhey, Mrs. Van Every, Mrs. Frances McNally. A lunch was served after cards. Birth Mr. and Mrs. Walter Engelbrecht are the proud parents of a 7 lb., 11 oz. boy born at St. Therese's hospital May 8. The baby has four brothers to welcome him home. Weekend at Home Jim Hagan of Queen of Apostle's Seminary, Madison, was home and Miss June Miller, a student of Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, was also home for the weekend. One of the longest recorded solitary journeys was that of William Willis, who drifted on a small raft for 115 (Jays, from Peru, S. A., to Samoa, just "lor the fun oi it". Lakemoor List Hours For Village Clerk - ^ David HecKmanm EV, 5-05S2 The office of the village clerk" will be open starting next week on Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m.; Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. - Villagers Dance on TV (Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jankowski attended the Polka-Go-Round program in Chicago. They were seen by many of their friends as they danced on TV. « Archery Practice This Thursday Scouts , of Troop 161, which is sponsored by V.F.W. Post 4600, McHenry, will have archery practice under experienced instructors at Fritzsche's gravel pit. Scoutmaster Honored This week Walter Para, Scoutmaster of Troop 161, received his Scouters award. This is in recognition of three years devotion to the boys of this area. We are very proud of this " citizen. Girl Scouts Seek Co-leader This is to inform ail those interested in Scouting for the younger girls ages 7 to 10 that unless a new co-leader is found for Lakemoor Troop 299, the troop will be disbanded in June. This troop has been in existence since 1954 and many girls have had the pleasure of Scouting and the good times under the leadership of women volunteers. It only involves one hour a week for meetings and one meeting, a month for adult leaders. The troop now has 8 Brownies' with more young girls interested in joining next fall. If this troop must be disbanded these girls will have' no other place to go as other troops are all filled. It seerns a pity that a town that has no other clubs for children should let the Scouts down too. The troop registration is due July 1, 1961. Anyone interested in becoming a Brownie co-leader please contact Mrs. Pat Morrison at EV. 5-6396 by JwjMISfc' A town this size should haye some one who would voluAt^er to answer this urgent nee&"& NEW OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED IN NEARBY VILLAGE - anrt^ajg oonditioamg far. years! 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