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Page SftxleMi TOE McHENBY PLAINDEALEB Thursday* October 26, l^jl Btmxisflde Estate PALMER HOME IS SETTING FOR HALLOWEEN PARTY Polly Stevens - 385-1256 Come one! come all! to the Halloween party Sunday, Oct. 29, at Palmers house, 2013 W. Indian Ridge Drive. The hours are from 3 to 6 p.m. Collect your neighbors as you make your way up the hill. There Will be prizes tor the various costumes of the youngsters, games, hot dogs, doughnuts and hot chocolate. Every resident of Sunnyside Estates, be they .voung or not so young, is invited. The committee for the party includes Lois Anderson, Delores ffenahan, Helen Kobus, Fran Qfsen and Marge Palmer. Doing a fine job in collecting donations for the affair were Mary Anderson, Kandy Kobus, Cathy Palmer and Judy Watefcyliski. Waupaca, and another sister, Mrs. H. Hagen, in Scandinavia. Her nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cunnings, of Northbrook drove to Wiscon and brought Mrs. Olson home. Coming Event Plan now to attend the rummage and bake sale Saturday. ?{ov. 4 at the Childers home (yellow house) 1502 W. May ave. in Pistakee Terrace. The affair is sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary and past experience enables me to tell you that their baked goods are really delirious. At A Glance We spotted Jerry Zeiger spending a weekend with his parents, Adeline and Hank, and small brother, Davy. Then back again to Whitewater college to. resume his studies. to make miser bags of newspapers to be taken on hikes as a receptacle for their findings. Some games were played and Judy was cookie hostess for the meeting. Surprise Harriet Turek received the surprise of her life when answering a hurry over call from Mrs. Emma Olson she arrived to find a group of ladies ready to sing happy birthday to her: Waiting to surprise her were Lu Davis and Cathy, Bernice Fry, Lois McDonald with daughter, Gail, Lois' mother, Mrs. Lundsberg and Mrs. Schwieger. The ladies presented Harriet with a gift and all enjoyed the cake and coffee. Honor Student Vicki Jesski, sophomore in McHenry High School,- is one of 44 students who received a certificate of Educational Development in recognition of outstanding performance on the spring of 1961 National Educational Development Test. This test reflects credit to both the student and the school. Vicki is the daughter of Barbara and Flo Jesski. Congratulations, Vicki. Brownie News The eagerly awaited cookout of Brownie Troop 150 was held Tuesday, Oct. 17, at the Ohstf elder home. Two fires were made so that each of the girls could cook her own hamburger. Only one charcoal burger resulted but was still eatable. The girls were supervised by Leader Alice Bieschke, Co-Leader Sylvia Obstfeklei and Alice Mayer. A1J agreed that a cook-out was an ideal meeting. Cookie hostesses were Mary Jo Kennebeck and Doreen Patterson. A Wedding Marge and Louis DeFranciseo and daughter, Pammy, recently attended the wedding of Marge's niece, Sharon Cleal, to Leonard "J. Pryjomski. The wedding ceremony was performed in the Our Lady of the Lake Catholic church in Waterford, Mich. This was followed by a wedding breakfast in Keego Harbor, Mich., and a dinner and reception in the evening. June Voieht with Richard and Teddy. Steve Lasnek and Bobby Lasnek came after school. The youngsters enjoyed the balloons, favors, birthday cake and milk while the mothers drank coffee. Hay ride Christine and Don Fail were chaperones on a hayride Saturday evening, Oct. 14, for the young people of Fox Lake Baptist Church. Don sponsors this group in the church and all had a grand time singing as the hay wagon wended its way. Afterwards they returned to the church for cider and doughnuts. A Visitor to Wisconsin Mrs. Emma Olson recently returned from a ten-day visit in Wisconsin. She spent some time with her brother, John Lee, in Nelsonville, visited her sister, Mrs. John Pearson, in An Autumn Trip Mary and Herb Rose and son, Donnie, enjoyed their weekend trip to Baraboo, Wis. Autumn was resplendent in her multi-colored hues of orange, yellow, brown and red. They visited the Circus World Museum sponsored by the Historical society of Wisconsin. The circuses of Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey are reproduced in miniature and afford much pleasure to circus lovers of all ages. Young Donnie especially enjoyed this display and also the visit to the state capitol in Madison. The Roses spent the weekend with Herb's sisters. A Birthday Piirty Five-year-old Mary Walczynski was guest of honor at a party given by her parents, Joan and Stan, on Oct. 15. The youngsters enjoyed pinning the tail on the donkey and other games after opening the many nice gifts. Those enjoying the ice cream, birthday cake and other goodies were Kasey and P a t t i A n d e r s o n , C a t h y a n d Helen Farley, Cathy Gerstein, Gail. McDonald, sister, Judy, and brothers, Stan, Jr. and Billy. Grandma and Grandpa Holtfodt were present for the occasion and in the evening Joan's aunt and uncle, Val and Ben Weich of Chicago, and Millie and George Kropf came for cake and coffee. Let's Go "VMtin* Let's go to 2016 W. Grandview drive. Standing on the doorstep to greet us are Bernadine and Bill Grist. They moved to Sunnyside Estates in April, 1958, from Chicago. Bevnadine is a native Chicagoan and Bill is a gentleman from the south, Mississippi and New Orleans. He works as a publisher's representative, is a member of the Moose, enjoys hunting and raises those beautiful roses around their home. Bernadine attends a beautician school in McHenry, is treasurer of the SEHOA, enjoys sewing and gardening. A very nice coupie and an asset to Sunnyside Estates. Another Birthday A birthday party for 3-yearold Ernie Von Oepen, Jr., was given by his mother, Gloria, on Tuesday, Oct. 17. Mothers and small fry of the neighborhood came to sing happy birthday to young Ernie. Among them were Pat Bott and Cindy, Florence Kanter and her Mary and Johnny, Carol Lasnek with Candy and Donna Marie, La- Verne Noah and David and Huntin' arid Pieldn' Brave people, those Jesskis.. While most of us hugged the j fire on the first snowy day of I the season, Barbara, Flo and j their sons. Greg and Marty, drove to Amboy, 111., to visit ! Barbara's mother, Mrs. Victoria David, They enjoyed spending the day with Grandma, picking apples and hunting for mushrooms. He Got the Bird We hear that young Stevie Wegner and his family and friends feasted on a twentypound turkey Sunday, Oct. 15, to celebrate his birthday which occurred on Oct. 12. Sick List We are glad to report that Jim Tyler has returned from McHenry hospital and hope he continues to improve. At this writing Carol Kenne- Girl Scoot News Our Scout reporter, Judy Strorigl, reports that the Wednesday, Oct. 18, meeting held at the Barth home in Johnsburg was very productive. Carol Mangold taught the girls DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry t (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TKAffNIN© -- VISUAL EEHABILITATION COMPLETES VISUAL ANALYSIS BOUB8: HBAHLW § TO IS A.M. and Is TO ft PJL EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:30 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT EITesgreen 5-0452 your to give get a lift HAPn. ft m m D,VC)©@ P*HELIH6 Beautiful Finishes in or OAK DAILY DELIVERY fm BASEftimrSt RiCitlA¥S@M DENS STUDIES, KITCHMS, HALLWAYS 35 C SQ. FT. • PRE-FBiMSSHED OTM FINES? PURA-SIM • AVA01ASU IN 4x7 ) ©t SMIETS M NOT AN BWORT HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING AVAILABLE K&iTIFUl NO SECONDS OR RiliCTS Starting Friday. Nov. 3rd, we will close at 5:00 o'clock every Friday for the winter months. ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. THE IEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER On H^lway 31 South of Main Street -- McHenry, DQloaois EVergreen 5-1424 beck is ill with the Asiatic flu. Earl Fry has been sick with a cold and sore throat. Helen Wegner was ailin' for a few days. Add Jim Stevens to the list of blowers and sneezers. Get well quick, all of you. Birthdays A very happy birthday to 11- year-old Mary Anderson today, Thursday. Pat Kuntz and Dottie Siepman chose Oct. 27 as their natal day. Best wishes to Dick Janicki on Oct. 28. Greetings to Johnny Lakowski, who will be 8 years old on Oct. 30. Our Halloween boy, Johnny Fiedler, will be 12 years old Oct. 31. Anniversaries Congratulations to Berna" dine and Bill Grist and Rita and James Q'Brien, who celebrate their anniversaries on Oct. 29. Best wishes to Jean and John Barrar on their first year of marriage on Oct. 30. CROP REPORT Virtually ail corn was malure last week, according to the Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service. This was several days ahead of average and ten days ahead of last year's eight-tenths. Over 5 per rent has been picked, compared with the 1956-60 average of one-eighth. Over one-half of the fall wheat seeding is completed, four days behind average. Lilymoor ' - ALL DANCERS EXPECTED AT TWENTIES' EVENT SMflejr Scfraerr ' 9 Won't be long now and that roaring twenties dance will be here. It will be held Saturday, Nov. 4, at Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. The dance is sponsored by the Lilymoor association. There will be music, games and many extras. There also will be prizes for the Jaest costume. If you want to perform those roaring twenties dances, here is your chance. You may even win a prize. You may purchase your tickets from any member or resident, or at the door the night of the dance. There will be a prize for the person who sells the most tickets. Get Well Best wishes go out to John Milinac, who is ill in the hospital. Also to Sharon Neumann, who has the virus. Who's Stiff? There . 19 a young woman Who has been walking around mighty stiff lately. Seems Merry Legs and Connie didn't see eyfe to eye on something? From the looks of things, I say Merry Legs won this round wouldn't you Connie? Reflected glare induces drowsiness, studies reveal. One hour's driving in the sun without sunglasses can make drivers sleepier than three hours driving in light that is not so strong. Peter W- Juiten £f Son OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone EW@if reen 5-0113 Homeimking Tips Gobblers and gobblins go weM together and you needn't wait until November to enjoy turftey. Turkey growers have turned out an abundant crop of gobblers for America's dinner tables. Although traditionally the bird gets it in the neck at Thanksgiving, turkey is good all the time. Turkeys are available in all kinds of size to fit all kinds of families. Turkey is easy to prepare and is budget priced enough to make even the most budget conscious housewife comfortable in using it anytime. And, turkey is a versatile bird. It can make its first appearance on your dinner table as a roast and dozens of recipes for leftovers make turkey as delectable tbe second and third time a$ it was the first. As a tip, you might like to combine turkey with your favorite Chinese vegetable recipe for a unique taste treat. Chopped with hard boiled egg, pickle and celery, it makes a wonderful sandwich spread for school lunches. " ' Left over broth and the Jast few pieces ot turkey are fine teamed with noodles or rice in a rich, hearty turkey soup. You can save time by roasting a whole turkey, and freezing half of it for use la#r. Wrap it in aluminum foil and you can take it directly from the freezer to the oven and heat it in its aluminum foil wrapping. Driver Licenses Of Two Are Suspended The driver licenses of two were suspended by the st^ie this week. They were Stanley Bogdan of Rt. 4, McHenry, and Hans P. Hellman of Crystal Lake, both for three violations. Merle K. 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