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SThursday, June 2,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Thiee -- Page Thrje PUBT CRO NNYS1DE VliUGE PHONE ttS-MM IHJNKLE FAMILY SPENDS WEEKEND INADDISON .The Art Kunklcs have returned home from a big weekend in Addison. Their son, Norman, treated them to the Maywood Sportsman'^ Club fcanquet which was held at the Addison Country Club. ; 'tfhey also had the pleasure Of;j attending Norman's son Craig's birthday celebration. Besides the presentation of Borne lovely gifts a large cake centered the, table with five Mite candles. Swimming Lessons "Watch the column for theannouncement concerning t h e d^te and particulars about our Swimming lessons for the summer. ^ Chris will have all details in tile near future which I am $ure all of you are interested ip." Take it from one who kn o w s, all children should learn to swim, in order to protect the safety of their future. Meeting 1 Come Monday there will be H village meeting for all Suninside home owners. We have sbveral kettles in the fire at this time so good results will depend on your attendance. f We can't get this thing going Without the people so be sure you occupy one of those seats up at the village hall on Monday night. Visitors Mrs. Mangold's girl friend, g i s t e r a n d b r o t h e r f r o m Berwyn enjoyed their visit last Week with Elenor and her Dad. Mrs. Mackinson is always afouhd to help with the dinner and chores. You Know Who • and her better half drove in to Oak Park last Sunday to a house warming of the better half's only daughter who re- Q. How can I remove yellowed perspiration stains from jvhite washable materials? A. These should be bleached «ut in the sun after the proper "laundering'. Should the stain ,Still persist, sponge with hyjdrogen peroxide or hydrogen -peroxide plus sodium perborate ^(one teaspoon to one pint of peroxide). Or, dip the stain into a solution made by adding two teaspoons of sodium hydrosulfite to one pint of water. Rinse promptly and thoroughly.. rr-, Q. How can I re-stiffen a limp and lifeless tape mea- ^ajire? • - A .By placing it between two tJiaeeto of waxed paper, then pressing over it lightly with a medium-warm iron. Q. How can I prevent sausages from losing their shape .v?Hen frying? A- Place .them .in a pan of .gold water and bring to a boil Wfore frying, Q. How can I repair a rug Whose edges are fraying? A. With a fine twine, use a Ipitomhole stitch. When you 'fjGve finished, color the twine With crayons in matching tones, and press with a hot iron. This usually makes a neat finish, and the rug will be serviceable for a long time. ' Q. What can I do when one of my freshly-baked cakes to the bottom of the pan threatens to brak to pieces When removed? A. Turn the pan upside down and lay a cloth wrung out of Water on the bottom of it. After a few minutes, the cake Should come out without crumbling. \Q. How can I prepare a soap .Solution for my children that will produce tough, hard-to- .burst bubbles for them to, blow? A. Dissolve an ounce of soap flakes in eight ounces of water, add about four ounces of glycerin, and mix thoroughly. sticks ahd th cently moved in her new home. Troubles Galore I was talking to Mrs. Thomms on River Terrace and she tells me a lot of her big brahches were felled by the wind stofm that sneaked through last Monday evening. Her son, Mark, had a bad fal£ at school while high jumping arid ended up in a hospital with a broken arm, stayed Home from school a few days, but is back in the desk at this time. Bridal Shower Sir. and Mrs. Gaylord gave a bridal shower in honor of Wayne Gaylord's future wife. The wedding will take place at the St. , Joseph church in Richmond oil June, 4. A reception will follow and then comes a honeymoon. Three Students Je&riie Jo, Jo Annie and Charlie (Xrma's Boy) are due to return home from college any day now. I have a sneaky feeling all of them will be working with next semester's tuition, for the summer to help out As the. old saying goes - "Work never hurt no one". Birthdays In the month of June and the few birthdates I have to go on--we have Billie Newman who celebrated on June 1, Gale Lehman, who has plans for a celebration on June 13, and last but not least Danny Williams'will be blessed with his -birthday which falls on June 22. We all join in and wish them a very happy birthday and many more. A Welcome Mama Patula went to O'Hare Airpprt to pick up her aunt from Tulsa, Okla., "who will have a long visit with the Patula family. Old Friends Mr. and Mrs. Gavin spent Sunday in the big city visiting all' their old friends and the Senior Gavins. TH close for now as I have a date with a horse at a stable. Yep. A horse today and a pil- Jow tomorrow. Whispering Hills Louise Giel Florence Weber was thrilled to spend a weekend with her sister, Dorothy, who lives in Brookfield. They decided to drive to Kewanee, HI., to visit with some very dear friends. They then went on to Peoria, as this is Florence's home tpwn. A visit to their parents' grave and since they hadri't been back for at least three years they had to give the town the once over. - Three years is a short time but lots of time to see many changes. Driving back it was pretty stormy and tornados all, around but Florence came home smiling as she had such a wonderful time. Helpful Neighbors Our community Center has been beautified by lots of hard work by the following men: Joe Rischard, Tony Novak, Steve Elkins, Joe Blahut, Carl Engman and Tony Matz. i Let us all be a link in a big chain and always give a,, helping hand to our dear neighbors. • Birthday . May 25 was a happy day for Bill Felsch as it was his eightyfirst birthday.' To smiling Bill we all join in wishing that your life is like arithmetic, joys added, sorrows subtracted and friends multiplied. Happy Occasion It is again that time of the year for graduations and so the Webers will be busy visiting their grandson and granddaughters. This is a very happy occasion for grandma and grandpa. Congratulations . We are all proud of our Vice- President, Carleton Prosser, who has been elected commander of the Legion Post of Winnetka. The news of your nomination is received with great enthusiasm. We all extend our congratulations. Hospitalized Madeline Reid has been admitted back in the hospital for the second time. This time will be a shorty so remember we will rely on that...Hurry home to the Hills. Bye for now. §@me people can't te the dM@r@sice Olympic Solid Co a (Un*il the paint starts to fail.) Eastwood Ma®®* Pat Borcovan--385-381% Richard Hawkins--885-8106 HOLD YOUTH ' ACTIVITY NIGHT SATURDAY JUNE 11 The Eastwood Manor Property Owners association will hold a May Youth Activity Night on June 11. All youths of Eastwood Manor are most welcome to attend. The big night's doings will start promptly at 7 p.m., at the barn .There will be threee cartoons and an excellent feature movie. After the movies, we will have a refreshment break and at 9 p.m. sharp ,the very popular dance band from Mt. Prospect, who have added on a bass player, will entertain the dance set.c Any boy or girl who Wishes to bring a date from outside the Manor may do so! And the best part of this Youth Night, as far as cost is- ebneerned, is that it is all free! Yes, you read correctly, it's all free! Let's have a good turnout as this is for you and if you wish to have more evenings planned, such as the evening of June 11, please try and attend! All parents are most cordially invited and the committee would like to know what the parents think about this project and what can be planned for the future. Don't forget the date, June 11, at 7 p.m. at the Barns. E.M.P.O.A. News The May meeting had as its highlight, a very informative movie on' our mosquito abatement program. Mr. King, who represented the spraying company, also answered all questions on the program. He showed a detailed route' of the spraying truck and how they propose to treat the slough! Also discussed was the building of our new backstop at the baseball field at the barns. The current need is for 1" or 1W pipe for supports. If anyone knowns where some used piping can be acquired, please contact Dick Hawkins, 385-5106. The backstop should be finished by the middle of June, and all the youthful baseball players are looking forward to its construction. Another important matter came up concerning the library in Lakemoor. This is our library and should be supported to the utmost. If anyone has any books, please give them to any officer of E.M.P.O.A. and they will be forwarded to the library. Db not forget to get your library card before the summer is long gone! Rummage Sale The time is drawing very close to E.M.P.O.A.'s annual rummage sale. The date again is June 4 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and the place is the Eastwood Manor barns. The articles for sale have been coming in very nicely but we still need any saleable items you have around "the house and wish to donate! Call any member or officer of E.M.P.O.A. and they will have someone pick up your items at your convenience. So don't wait till the last moment!!. Look around the house and I am sure you can find all types of goodies for the sale! It is for a good cause and it is your help and support which will make this fund-raising rummage sale a success ! Hospital Notes Ray Klein's mother has been seriously ill in McHenry hospital and we all hope for a very speedy recovery. Odds and Ends Dick and Lydia Fenner with their two children, Cary and Cheryl and friends, Emil and Anita Rhoton, had a very exciting Saturday night! "Riey all journeyed to Wilmot, Wis., to watch the stock car races. There were thrills and spills aplenty and the children were quite thrilled! Lydia also attended a demonstration at Dorothy Weichman's home Tuesday. This has been a busy week for the Fenners. Mrs. Robert Mitchell attended a family brunch Wednesday in Oak Park, at her mother's home, Mrs. Emma Hill. Invited were Mrs. Hill's daughter and her daughters-in-law, Mrs. Ellen Hill, Maryianne Hill and Helen Ann Hill and Mrs. Lynn Hill. The Jerry Ryans were host to Lois's father and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Lynn from Margate, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. R. S Anderson. Lois's sister and her husband, were also on hand, and both couples enjoyed a joint wedding anniversary celebration while at the Ryans. Lois Ryan also had a demonstration on Tuesday. Attending in all their spring finery were Mrs. Betty King, Mrs. Jean Mersch, Mrs. Helen Penick, Mrs. Gail Crokin, Mrs. John French, Mrs. Tootsie Gardner, Mrs. Corky Elmgreen, Mrs. Marion Anderson and Mrs. Pat Rehber&. They all, enjoyed -the--display and Lois served an excellent coffee cake. Elmer .and Pat Borcovan spent Sunday at the Viscounts' weekend band practice at St, Francis C.Y.O. facilities in Libertyvill^. Other Manorites acting as jchaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dethlefson. At approximately"5 7 a.m. seventy hungry Viscounts were ready to haye a hearty breakfast and Elmer and Pat cooked and later in the day, enjoyed the Viscount practice. It was a complete and' wonderful day Joe-all Birthdays Russell Davis and Alcord celebrate their ^ffirt^aays on June 4 .Albert Biancm and Phil Krebs will enjoy their big day on June 5. On June 7, June Stuart will have her birthday. Carol Bogue's big event will take place June 8. Last but not least, Anne Marie French and their birthdays on June 9. SHOP IN McHENRY ouAUlz. vMtjfz IWpP^lplplM 4618 W. 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