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ffiursday, November 2, 1961, THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Page Seventeen Sunnsyide Estates MANY HELPERS MAKE BOY SCOUT DRIVE SUCCESSFUL Polly Stevens - 38JT-1256 The Boy Scout Fund Drive1 conducted Sunday, Oct. 22, was s*cessful due to the efforts of so many hard workers?. Chairman Chet Banker is deeply- appreciative of the generosity of those who donated; the "leg ladies and men" and the efforts of the Scouts of Sunny, srele Troop 144. He asked that special mention be made of Scoutmaster Ray Jensen. It will be some years before his sob, Ray, Jr., is of Scout age bm Ray is interested in the youth of our sreat country and spends a lot of time working with his troop on camptfuts. hikes, etc. He is a young man dedicated to help build good citizens cf his boys and is always willing to work hard. Donna Jensen deserves a vote of i hanks for. "lending" her husband. ^he adults participating in ' this drive were June and Chet • Banker, Eleanor Fiedler, June Voi^ht, Ted Biierchen, Dick • Janicki, Ray Jensen, Laird- Kayler and Jim Stevens. Accompanying the adults were Scouts Denny Banker, John Fiedler, Bernie Janicki, Laird K a y l e r , J o h n n y R a u , B i l l Thomas and Donnie Voight. jiune and Chet Banker had hot chocolate and cookies for the boys and coffee for the "old folks" at the finish of the drive. Il might also be mentioned that neither Ted Bierchen nor Jim Stevens have sons of Scout age but enjoyed working with the mothers and fathers on such a worthy cause. If you were not at home durii$ this drive and would like to make a donation, make your check payable to the Blackhawk Council and send to Chet Banker or Ted Bierchen. Home Again Heddie and Jim Haninger have recently returned from a visit with their son, Dr. Glen Haninger, his wife, Margaret, and the six little Haningws; Glen and his family recently moved from Columbus to Gahaima* Ohio- into a beautiful new home so this was an inspection^ trfp as well as a visit for Heddie and! Jim. i Anniversary Carol and Bob Lasnek celebrated their eighth anniversary Saturday, Oct. 21, by taking her mother and sister, Mrs. Kohlmeyer and Audrey Jozwiak, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lasnek to dinner. When they arrived at the restaurant they found a table had been resesred for their party, the dinner ordered and two dozen beautiful roses waiting for them. Their families had turned the tables on Carol and Bob. A Day Out Marge DeFrancisco, daughter, Pammy, and Rose Tillich: drove into Chicago last week to have lunch with Rose's mother, Mrs. Kaiser. And naturally! the girls did some shopping also. Brownie News The Tuesday, Oct. 24, meeting of Troop 150 was spent in learning the lemme sticks song. This is a song sung with gestures and baton sized sticks. All the girls enjoyed this meeting and cookie hostesses were Regina Kern and Debbie Stull. Palmer was cookie hostess for this meeting1. A Wedding Bernice and Earl' Fry, Sandy and Tommy attended the wedding Saturday, Oct. 21; of Bernice's nephew, Carl Sikorski, when he took as his bride; Claudia Kubian, both of Chicago. The ceremony was performed at 3 p.m. in the Holy Trinity Catholic' church. The bride was lovely in her white satin bustle backed gown and her shoulder length veil, falling from a crown. The bridesmaidswere dressed in blue. Carl's sister, Matte Smith, came from Pennsylvania to act as matron of honor. A reception for 400 was held in the evening. Bernice's sister and her husband, Violet and Frank Hendrick, and daughter, Nancy, of Wittee, Wis., came to attend the wedding. \ Coming Event A bake sale sponsored by the entertainment committee of the Sunnyside Estates Home Owners Association, Inc., will; be held in November. We hope to have more details for you next week. Girl Scout News At the Wednesday, Oct. 24, meeting of Troop 295 an inspection of uniforms was held and the dues were paid. The girls each had a pumpkin to decorate with materials they brought after which they played some games. Three mothers, Catherine Dehn, Carol Mangold and Joan Walczynski, were guests. Cathy Another Wedding s Alice Bieschke was matron of honor and Ray an usher when her friend, from childhood. Joyce Anderson, married John Shinsky. The candlelit ceremony took place Saturday, Oct. 21, in the North Austin Evangel ican Lutheran church at 7 p.m. in Chicago. The bride's brother, Edward Anderson, pastor of a Lutheran church in Addison, performed the marriage service. She was beautiful in a white satin gown and her shoulder length veil fell from a crown trimmed with pearls. Alice and the bridesmaids were attired in blue street length dresses made by themselves and matching hats made by the bride's mother. A reception for 300 followed at 8:30 p.m. at a private club. Vacationers Return Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro have returned from their visit to T e n n e s s e e . T h e y s p e n t s o m e time in Nashville looking in on friends and former neighbors. Then on to Normandy for a visit with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Kimbro. There the clan gathered for a reunion. Sisters, nieces, nephews and kissin' cousins by the score came from far and near to taile an$4fewsfe Oirttwy vwul to Belvidere and Hillsboro to visit two other sisters for a few days. On the way back to Nashville they- stopped to visit with Mrs. Kimbro's first music teacher of ov^r 50 years ago who is as chipper today as then. After another day or so in Nashville with friends they returned home saying it was the nicest visit yet. Let's Go Visitin*' Let's stop to saji hello to Heddie- and Jim Hfaninger at 1917 W. Indian Ridge drive. They moved to Sunnyside Estates, in September, 1960 from Cicero. Jim is a retired mail handler in the U.S. post office and likes to fix clocks, painting and decorating. Heddie likes to cook* bake and gardening. They have two children. Their son, Dr. Glen Haninger. is a pediatrician and lives with his wife, Margaret, two daughters and four spns in Gahanna, Ohio. Their,-daughter. Joan, is the wife of Dr. Robert Fruin of Hines. They have one daughter and t hree sons and another baby is expected momentarily. Nice people, the Haningers. McHenry Shores ' SAC CLUB PLANS CHILDREN'S PARTY AT CHRISTMAS TIME Terry Coates The SAC club held ii meeting at the Calvert ttfome at 3204 Vista Terrace oij. Saturday, Oct. 21, to planj for the children's Christmas party. The date was set for Dec. 17., More data later. i Visitors La Verne N o a h ' s m o t h e r , Mrs. William Johnston, of Chicago and grandfather, Herman Baumert, of Lebonan, Ind., is spending the week in the Noah home. The four little Noahs are always pleased and excited when Grandma and great- Grandfather come visiting. Dopey? If the column seems a little dopier than usual this week it is because your reporter hasbeen arguing with the old flu bug and. he darn near won. Birthdays Happy birthday today, Thursday, to Mrs. Mary Miranda and Charles Brunhoefer. Happy candle time to 6 year old Tommy Fiedler and 3 year old Steven O'Brien on Nov. 3. Best wishes to Clif Sabby on Nov. 6. Greetings to Ted Bierchen on Nov.- 7. Trandew The Clare MuelJer family left on Friday, Oft. 20, for Minnesota. They stiopped over in St. Paul to see the Illinois and Minnesota fp<jrtb&ll game. Clare has been ge'iting quite a ribbing about Illinois losing. Better luck next time. They came home on Monday by way of Dubuque. On Tuesday, Oct. 24, Terry and Willis C oi a t e s drove through southern Wisconsin e n j o y i n g t h e c o l o r s . T h e y went west to the- Mississippi river and returned via Galena. Rockford and .Marengo. They stopped at Dicjkeyville to see t h e " G r o t t o " a n d v i s i t e d Grant's home in Galena.. The scenery was betautiful, especially from Galen^ to Freeport. Lecture on. Civil Defense A dinner was given at the McHenry Methodist church on Oct. 2b by ttie Women's Society for the Methodist Men's c l u b . B e e M a c C a l l u m w a s chairman and Irene Middlekauff and Helen Smith from McHenry Shores helped prepare the Toast beef dinner. John J. Shety, civil defense director of the McHenry area, gave a talk on civil defense. Luacheon at the Country Club A group of women from McHenry Slaores attended the lecture luncheon at McHenry Country club on Wednesday, Anniversary Best wishes to Karen and P. J. Schnpider on their third on Nov. 7. in FABULOUS IAS VEGAS rvice Co Years far the asking. And while youre at yarn dealer**, be sure to look at bis seleo» tion of new Flamelesa Electric Diyeob because nothing dries clothes fasten ohaiaror fresh«than a ftnmvftmelactrii dqpa& And thapcost $30 toSSbleaa to Hay than any oUta kind! nccnuc DRYING 10 expBunsg-paid vacations for two! 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Present were Irene Midtttetaauff, Bea MscCullum; Ruth Dodge, Daisy Smith and Loretta Ramage. The speaker was Dr. Jerry WaUcer of th& St. James Methodist church of Chicago. International Luncheon at Melliodist Church On Tuesday, Oct. 24, a group of women from McHenry Shores attended the International luncheon for women at the Methodist" church in "Mc- HSenry. Each, member had to pi^epare a- foreign disfr. Guests attending were Loretta Ramage, Julie Ziemet. Irene Mueller and Evelyn Tanner. Loufoe. Winters was chairman of the luncheon. Members from the "Shores" who attended were Helen Smith Bea . MacCallum, Mildred Snively and Irene Mid-y dlekauff. Each table was de< orated to represent a foreign country. accident on Oct. 20. He slipped' on his drive»way and fractured his right arm. We all join in wishing you a speedy recovery, Ray. IMswcmi' Mssqwrade Banc* Last call ta all residents of McHenry Shores for the Halloween dance at the Legion hall on Saturday, Nov. 4. Come on out and have a grand time whether you dance or not. You are bound to enjoy the many novelty costumes that will be oh exhibit. Polite Police Officers Some of the women of tli Tri-Phi Mothers club of Chicago attending a luncheon given by Leah Hogan of. 702 Riverside Drive/ on Wednesday, Oct. 18, had quite an experience. They were having difficulty finding their way to McHenry Shores and while driving through town »hey went through a red light. An officer stopped them and was goins to give them a ticket. However, when they explained their p r e d i c a m e n t he w a s k i n d enough to show them the way to the "Shores". Accident We were very sorry to hear that Ray Pogor of 605 McHenry avenue, had an unfortunate McHenry Shores Club, Inc. he club invites all new residents of the "Shores" to at- "\enld the monthly meeting at the V.F.W. hall on Route 120. hese meetings are held on the irst Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. Come out ta the next one and join up if you have not already become a member. I S Happy Birthdays to Doris Wetzel on Nov. 4. Arthur Cicchini and Randy Egger on Nov. 5. Shirley Lokay on Nov. 6 and Ellen Duncan on Nov. 7. Neva Brod and Mildred Whetherhult on Nov. 8 and Michael Wetzel on Nov. 9. Anniversaries A happy anniversary to Joseph and Emily Reznicek on Nov. 4. May you enjoy many more together. The Business and Professional Women's clubs, which in recent years have been extremely active in traffic safety, are campaigning vigorously this year to get drivers to install safety belts in their automobiles. 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