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Tfamdiy, November 12.1864 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER BsM Tiz- -S^OaT SUNNYSIDE ESTATES VELMA STEPHENS 385-8423 JERRY ZEIGER HIKES HOME TO CAST FIRST VOTE Hats off to a young man from our neighborhood who voted this year for the first time, and of whom we are very prouM in that he "hitchhiked" all the way home from Whitewater College, in Wisconsin, to cast his first vote in person rather than by absentee ballot. His name,L Jerry Zeiger. After he voted offers were made to take him back to Whitewater >--but Jerry's mind was made up to do this on his own. So, in compliance with his wishes Tom Hanahan, his next door neighbor, took him as far as Route 31 where he resumed hitch-hiking his way back. How did he vote? No one knows -- but love for his country and the privilege of voting, in this great land of ours, for the man of ones choice, shows his spirit to be one of true young Americanism. . Back To Normal: The turnout on election day from our subdivision was tremendous and deeply appreciated by all concerned. Now that election is over we may again resume our natural status -- such as; watching favorite television shows, raking up the remaining leaves on the ground and starting to winterize home and car for the snow and COLD--which will soon be coming around the corner! B-r-r-r, what a horrible thought!!! Protect Our Roads: To avoid flooding and unnecessary erosion of the road shoulders during inclement weather, particularly during the spring thaw, all property owners before the winter snow sets in should make every effort to keep their culverts free of obstructions and debris to permit adequate drainage. Watch Your Parking: In order to prevent weakening of the soft road shoulders all automobiles should be parked In driveways. This is not only necessary to stave off rapid breakup within the easement-- but is also a hazard to driving on our two-lane roads. Owners who do not have proper authorization to park within the easement limits are cautioned that vehicles will be towed away at the owner's expense. Welcome, Neighbors: Darlene and William C. Edelman, and their six children, Jimmy, Larry, Brenda, Joe, Bobbie and Kathy, moved into Krzyak's house, on Indian Ridge Drive, Nov. 1. They originally lived in Chicago, where William works with a roofing company. Looking fory wider open spaces in which to raise their children, they moved out to Lakemoor three . years ago, where they lived until moving here. Darlene, who is 110 pounds of charm and hospitality, says she now feels they have found their place in the sun. No time for hobbies while training the children to share with each other and they have done so well on this score that they not only share whatever they have with each other-- but insistjion sharing with their playmates.v This can pose quite a problem of keeping goodies in the house, but mother curtails this somewhat by keeping candy on a shelf high above the reach of little ones--and doles out only enough to keep the spirit alive. Welcome neighbors, we like your spirit. Hi-Ho Golfers: On a recent sunny Saturday afternoon, around 4 o'clock, Harold Palmer, Don Fail and Mel Simmons decided to play twilight golf and stopped to pick up Jerry Olsen, if available, for a fourth. Jerry, who was destined to be baby sitter until 5 o'clock Was no less than startled by the unexpected early return of the mother of his "brood". As she came in the back door loaded -- with groceries, that is!, he grabbed his golf clubs and scampered out the front door. REALLY, Fran, it was not a put-up job! You should have stood in LINE longer. Train or Restrain: There are still Bow-wows running around the neighborhood loose. Not all the strays are from our own subdivision. We note some influx from our adjoining village neighbors We urge, again, that dog owne EVERYWHERE take suffic, ent interest to avoid creating any trouble. Keep your dog in your own yard. Proud Parents: Genevieve Gerke and daughter, Charlotte, spent last Thursday in Chicago where Charlotte was interviewed for Chicago Teachers College North. Needless to say, she was a<jcepted and what a hap- Py day that was for mother and daughter. They had lunch downtown and spent the remainder of the day riding through different parts pf Chicago to acquaint Charlotte with her new home area when she starts college in January. We too are proud of you, Charlotte, and v/ish you every success. Back From Sick Bay Marcella Miller, recovering from a siege of stomach flu, hds been recuperating at the home of her daughter in Roselle: She has written several notes to frier/ds and neighbors saying she will be returning soon--back to her little house on the hill. This is good news because we all miss her shining light and smiling face. Marty Palmer has also recovered after having to miss school when the nasty old flu bug upset his tummy. Happy Anniversary To Lois and Herb Anderson who have been blissfully wed 15 years today -- To Jo and Ed HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOtTNG 885-4672 MOTHER, DAUGHTER RECUPERATE FROM CRASH INJURIES The most important news item as I write this column is a big bouquet of get-well wishes to Mickey and Penny Walters, who are recuperating from injuries sustained in an accident which occurred last Wednesday, Nov. 4 on Lily Lake Road. Mickey, Penny and Candy were returning home when they were hit head on by another car driving in the wrong lane. After seeing the car, we are gratefully counting our blessings that both are going to be completely well again. Mickey sustained several fractures, Penny lacerations and Candy, spared any injury, was able to obtain help from a nearby farmhouse. Fortunately, the two Walters girls, Chris and Kim, had remained at home. Blue Bundle For Perkins It was a blue bundle delivered to Helen Perkins as she presented her husband, James, with a baby boy on Friday, Marczyk on Nov. 15 -- To Laverne and Leo Noah and Connie and Joe Martinez Nov. 16. Many happy returns of the day and ,years of happiness to fol low. Birthday Greetings Today to Joe Current and Frank Mann. Also a very spec i a l . g r e e t i n g a n d h a p p y TWENTY-FIRST birthday to Gary Schroeder who is serving with the United States Navy in Norfolk, Va., Ship ahoy, Gary, and may you have a great day .... To Charles Edward Schneider who will be three and Diane Lynn Williams who will be five on the 14th. To Donald Fail on Nov. 18 . . . (No comment, Don!) A very happy day to each of you. • • • Look and you'll bray Gas Very "in." Very out of the ordinary. We think you'll agree once you've seen the chic new styles and latest colors of modern gajTron^es. And you'll love the many time and work-saving features of a new gas range, too. The "Burner-with-a-Brain" ends pot-watching. Automatically main'- tains any temperature of your choosing. Programmed Ovens roast food to perfection--then keep it serving hot for hours, automatically. Top burner control is instant on, instant off--saves time and bother. Smokeless broiling means kitchen walls stay clean longer. Economy? Nothing beats the thrift of a modern gas range (unless it's a campfire). High time you saw the high style of today's gas ranges. See them soon at your Northern Illinois Gas Company showroom, or your appliance dealer's. NORTHERN 6ILLINOIS GAS COM RAM V Service around the clock Phone: 385-2081 Enjoy "Th« Adventures of Oszl* and Harriot," Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. ABC-TV. Oct. 30 at McHenry hospital. Waiting at home to welcome their new brother were Joanne, Jim, Jeffrey, Johnny and Joey. Congratulations to the entire family. Don't Forget Luncheon A last reminder, so that you don't forget that Luncheon is Served' next Monday, Nov. 16, sponsored by the Mother's Club from St. Patrick's school in McHenry. Jimmie Justes will be there to give a demonstration on Christmas gift wrapping. Call Connie Catanzaro for your tickets, if you don't already have yours. Baby Weiss Christened Tiny little Lynn Marie Wei ss, infant daughter of Irene and Carl Weiss, was baptized by Father Parker at St. Patrick's Catholic church in McHenry, on Sunday, Nov. 1. Actin as Godparents for baby Lynn Marie were Audrey Weiss and Kenneth Brooks. Her beautiful, long white christening gown, with matching accessories, was a gift from her Godmother. A buffet supper was served for thirty-five guests who gathered at the Weiss home for the important occasion. Distinguished guests were Grandmother and Grandfather Weiss and Great-Grandmother Shelley. Evening Out Oct. 27 found several local couples out for an evening enjoyment as they attended the ice show. The couples were; Mr. and Mrs. William Exline, Mr. and Mrs. D. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mettelka and Mr. and Mrs. R. Malstrom. Dance Tickets Available The tickets for the Holiday Hop, the annual Christmas dance sponsored by the HHPOA, are now available from any member of the committee. Figure out how many tickets you will need so that when you are approached by the committee you'll be sure to get yours early. Happy Birthday A happy birthday to Jim Harper, Jr., who celebrates his birthday on Nov. 14. _ Honor Roll Students The following is a list of names on the McHenry junior high honor roll: Betsy Haufe, Jim Harper, Karen Norton, Steven Salter, Candy Walters, Penny Walters, Linda Exline, Bonnie McWilliams, Joan Quilico, Helen Salter and Tom Ary. Our sincere congratuaticms to these young people. If I have missed anyi names, please call me so that they may be included. Honored At Shower Mrs. Robert A. Carlson of Woodstosk was honored with a household shower at the home of Mrs. Gerry Muncy on Oct." 29. Those attending were Mesdames Marvell Vore, Romilla Franklin, Elaine Lemberg, Ruby Slusher, and Christine Palmer. Mrs. Carlson is the former Hinda Lee Sizemore of Mundelein. Personal Note Just a note on a bit of personal pride in Holiday Hills. Each time that X work tt tht polls on an election day. proud to «ay that I come ' an area that comet out almolt 100 percent to vote at tnff polls. = • y, i BENEFIT MU8IGA1* " * On this Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, Nov. 13, 14, and 15, at 8 p.m. at Carmel high school, Mundelein, tha Frank G. Hough Co. Vocalaires will present the first of two, musicals to be presented dur« ing their fifteenth anniversary season. Entitled "The Best of The Vocalaires," the musical will feature all types of music plus special groups of soloists. Tickets for this non-profit program may be obtained at the door. ) DR. JOHN F. KELLY OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street. McHenry (Closed Wednesday) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL. REHABILITATION CONTACT LENSES HOURS: DAILY 9:30 a.m. to 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 385-0452 EVERYTHING FOR RUBY Whether it be for a... Slower Sift... 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