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e bch&eir 12, l§6l THE McftENHV PLAINDEALES Suiffisyida Estates ADOPT BV-LAWS. ELECT PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATION Polly Stevens - 385-1256 The main business of the <*HOA meeting held Thursday, Oct. 5. was the voting on the adoption of the by-laws of the. non-profit corporation and the election of the board of directors. All members present voted to accept the by-laws as they were with one meml>cr noL voting. Chosen by the people to be your board of directors who take office Jan. 1, 3^62 are: Jerry Olsen, presi- Hint; A. S. Kimbro, vice-president and Jack Kelso for 3 years; Harold Palmer and Jim Stevens for 2 years and Tod Bierchen and Harvey Garbet for 1 year. The directors selected Bei nadine Grist as treasurer and Polly Stevens as secretary. Let's give these men our cooperatiorf^in every conceivable manner. They are forking for us, let's work for mem. Congratulations, gentlemen. A motion was made and carried for the association to replace the windows in the school shelter. Our water company has had a man collecting past due water bills. This will l>e stopped and if the bills are not paid in a reasonable time the water ®11 be shut off. ^ It was brought out that a prowler or "peeping torn" has been sighted in our subdivision. This has been reported to the sheriff's office and regular patrolling by his deputies will begin immediately. Some back dues have not been paid as yet. Remember, to contract for a snow plow for winter the dues must be tjaid. No contract can be signed unless the money is in the treasury. Get the dues rolling IN so we can be plowed 0IJT. * The delicious cakes donated for this meeting were baked by Fran Fuqua, Bemadine Grist and Norma Gunn. ^ Success successful fund drive in Sunnyside Estates for the Girl Scouts was recently completed through the efforts of five mothers of the Scouts. The T961 Girl Scout fund raising committee is grateful to the following moth'ers for canvassing their respective blocks: Helen Kobus who canvassed Grandview drive, Betty Lakowju on and around Dennis Mulevard, Marge Palmer on Ipdian Ridge drive, Henrietta I Rau on Mayfair drive and Jackie Smolinski on Oakleaf (Crive. Pig# Thfrtftfca A Visitor sVifrley a n d M e l S i m m o n s were, happy to have their friend, Ann Carstensen, of Chicago visiting for a few days recently. Incidently, we heard of the beautify mural of a woodland scene that Mel is painting on their living room wall. We will have to take a look at his handiwork. j A New York Visit j Ounnar Johansen rec e n t 1 y | returned from a week's visit I with his sister and brother-inlaw, Bertha and Kd Salch, in I New Rochelle, New York.'Be- | sides a pleasant visit Mr. Johnasen was on hand for his sis- | ter's sixtieth birthday which I was her very , best present. Open House ! Open house was held Sunday, Oct. 1, at the Hammershoy home to celebrate the homecoming of their son, Robert, of San Diego. Calif., Jean's and Ray's twenty-third anniversary and the birthday of their daughter, Roberta. Several friends called during .Ihe afternoon and later enjoyed a buffet supper. Robert left Monday to return to San Diego after an all too short visit. Pink or "Blue? Florence Smith, wife of the pastor of Mount Hope Methodist church, was honored Tuesday, Oct. 10, with a shower in anticipation of a visit from thai old long-legged bird. The shower was held at the home of Virginia Thoren in Pistakee Highlands and co-hostesses were Hazel Morley. Barb Sisk and Glenda Weick. Florence received many lovely gifts for the expected baby and he or she will be Ihe well dressed young lady or young man of the year. Christmas in October? Four year old Ernie Olson celebrated his birthday, with two parties. Saturday, Sept. 30. mother Fran invited some of the neighborhood small fry in for games with prizes, a big circus cake and other goodies for the youngsters. Ernie received some nice presents from his guests who were Merrily, Melody and Elaine Fail, Rosemary Kayler, Pat and Mike Maule and Mat tic O'Brien. Steve O'Brien couldn't attend because of illness. Later the l A Small fireen Thumb • Six year old Brian Kobus was gifted with a small plant f£om his teacher. The young man brought his plant home transplanted it in the family garden. The plant grew and grew and pretty soon it was creeping into the neighbor's yard. But came the harvest and Brian had raised a 16 and ofte-half pound pumpkin plus many smaller ones. Quite a f^at fol* a 6 year old. Congratulations, Brian. SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. BUILDING MATERIALS FREE ESTIMATES ON . .. Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors Railings -- Gutters Roofing -- Siding Wall and Floor Tile Call FRANK GANS Representative 1502 N. Riverside Drive EV 5-1878 - McHenry EASY PAYiMENT PLAN a @ck 9 Salutes NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK October 15 through October 21 -In recognition of the service rendered to our ^cfemocratic society, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, pay special tribute to Ithe Newspapers of McHenry county. •4 : THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF WOODSTOCK ELKS LODGE 1043 ien Davis Exalted Hti!®r mothers carrie for cake and coffee. Sunday, Oct.' l, which was really Ernie's birthday, was a five in one birthday party Celebrating recent birthdays with Ernie was his mother, Fran, her mother, Mrs. George Hoody, Sr., Jerry's grandmother. Mrs. Theresa Muth. and his aunt. Ethel Detlefsen. Helping ihe birthday kids open their presents were Jerry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Olsen, Mr. Detlefsen and Mr. Hoody. It looked like Christmas morning with sift wrappings strewn all over the house. Rrownie News At the Oct. ,-j meeting of Brownie Troop 150 the girls welcomed Pam Boegar, Kathleen Brennan and Marie Karsten as new members. Happy birthday was sung to Pam Boegar, Gloria Kuncl a n d Laura Smolirfski. The girls began the project of making frit pajama bags and became so engrossed in their sewing there was no time left to play games. Connie Jablonski was cookie hostess for. the meeting. Girl Scout News Our Scout reporter, Judy Strong]. reports that the Wednesday. Oct. 4, meeting nf Troop 295 was a sewing bee as the whole troop is working on their sewing badges. Pla were made for a hike in NTo vember to begin in Tohnsburg and end at the V.F.W. hall in McHenry. Plans were also discussed of their coming Halloween party. Mary Anderson was cookie hostess for their meeting. ! Let's r,o VtelHn' Let's visit Jean and Dick Gerke and their daughters, 14 year old Charlotte and Dar- ' lene who is 5. They came to j live in Sunnyside Estates at i 1814 W. Grand view drive in Nov.. 1957. from the northwest i side of Chicago. Dick works as a machinist in Libertyville and Tean has an evening job in • Crystal Lake. Dick enjoys working with wood and Jean likes to sew. Both enjoy dancing and card games. Charlotte : is a sophomore at McHenry high school and likes dapcing, bowling, archery and most all ! sports. Darlene started in kindergarten this year at Johns- • burg public school and according to Jean she is quite a talk- ' er and noise maker. i Voiffht Doin's j June and Ted Voight were 1 happy to have her sister, Carol | Price, of Chicago come Thursday, Sept. 28. for a long weeki end. On Friday her mother | and sister, Mrs. Fred Price and ; Mary- Eileen, came for a short ' weekend. Sunday came and so ; did Mr. Price, her sister, Judy, j and friend. Joe Gallagher, j When the clan had gathered Ihey proceeded to celebrate j June's birthday with a big din- ; ner and many presents. ! Saturday evening, Sept. 27, Ted and June had a night out on the town to celebrate their ; fourteenth wedding anniversary- Joining in the fun were Pat and Matt Bott and Gloria and Ernie VonOepen. Monday the Oakleaf drive gals, Pat Bott. Florence Kanter, Carol Lasnek and Gloria VonOepen cume with their Small fry and stacks of sweet rolls for a coffee klatch in honor of June's birthday. Sic k List We are happy to tell you that Rose Tillich is home from the hospital but she will have to take it easy for a week or so. Glad you aie home, Rose. The whole Walczynski family has been ill but we are glad to report that they are back on their feet again. Millie Kropf has been ailin' again but feels better now. Jean Gerke has been troubled with infected sinuses and has to take it easy for a few days. Donnie Rose has been ill and had to miss a week of school but we are glad the little tellow is fine. now. Yearly Trefe Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro left Monday, Oct. 9, on their yearly trek to Tennessee. They will visit in Nashville, TuUahoma, Belvidere, Normandy. Monteagle and other cities before their return. We hope they have a •pleasant visit and bring home tine of those Tennessiec country hams. Birthdays Happv b i r t h d a y today. Thursday, to Alice Janicki and 8 year old Stevie Wegner. Greetings to Flo Jesski on Oct. 14. Mary Walczynski will blow out five candles on Oct. 15. Best wishes to Sophie Babarsky and 3 year old Ronnie on Oct. 16. Birthday good wishes to Harriet Turek and 3 year old Ernest VonOepen, Jr. on Oct. 17. Frank Babarsky is our birthday boy on Oct. 18. Many happy returns of the dav to you all. | QirACKERY EXHIBIT ' An e x h i b i t d e m o n s t r a t i n g the dangers of arthritis quack- I ery is1 among the features of j the fourth annual Chicagoland Health Fair which opened Fr:- . day. Sept. 29 and continues through Oct. 8 at the Museum of Science and Industry. The "Fight Fraud With Facts" exhibit. which has been touring | ma jot cities of the nation, displays a variety of products and devices which, according to James A. Jennings, Jr., chairman of the board of the Illinois chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, have been bilking arthritis victims of more than $250 million A year in this country. SHOP AT HOME Anniversary Congratulations and best wishes to Alice and Dick Janicki on their eightheenth wedding anniversary on Oct. 16. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST Aft 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) ETB8 EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO IS A.M. and 1 TO A P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 Jewel Pastry Shop Special Thurs., Fri., Sat., inly! • SMALL, UN1CED Price AVAILABLE NOW AT.. Jewel In McHenry 3718 W. Elm Si. Food, CHOICE i -oot*1 GmU LeM •AtJewe£4<S&Ftn& Food, Lea& ~At<Jewe6 Famous Jewel Steak Thurs.r Sat. Orttyl U. S. CHOICE EXTRA VACIJE TRIMMED ^ Round Steak lUSOAl CHOICE lb. U. S. CHOICE EXTRA VALUE TEAMED Sirloin Steak Jewel Steak has a reputation to live up <9 . . . a n d that's why our standards are even higher'* fhon the Government's! Jewel buyers not only select all U.S. Choice beef--but the very BEST of the U.S. Cho ice beef! When you take home a famous Jewel Steak, you're faking home a piece of meat that's been inspected and accepted 5 times; by the Government, by the Meat Packer, by the Jewel Buyer, by the Jewel Market Manager, and, of course ... by yotal U. S. CHOICE--TAILLESS EXTRA VALUE TRIMMED irffOUS® lb. GROUND FRESH DAILY / LEAN-100% PURE lb. Ground Beef US OA CHOICE ' ••• ?! BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY, $ HAM 'N YAM, SALISBURY STEAK Dinners rtoz Dear Jewel Customer: Please accept our sincere apology for not being able to supply ail 01 you with Jewel turKeys last week. 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