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EASTWOOD MANOR by Peggy Garrelts Regular Meeting Our regular monthly meeting was held in the barn Friday night, Oct. 18. The meeting was attended by representatives from twenty interested families. Inasmuch as there are about ninety homes here now, we would like to see a larger attendance at our meetings. How about it? We are sure you would enjoy participating in the affairs of the association once you got started. Election of the boiard of directors was held. Ray Lessard was elected for a one-year term; Florence Noonan for a two-year term; and Leri Hansen for a three -year term, Charter Warren Krebs reported he has contacted a lawyer to take _ the necessary legal steps to obtain the document,from the state. The by-laws have been., mailed to the ? lawyer, along with the names of the present officers, Who will be the officers of record. Just as soon as we hear any further on this we will keep you posted. Warren and Louis Krebs had an enjoyable time at the deputies' social meeting at the Legion hall in Harvard, Oct. 23. It was a pleasant evening of dancing, topped off with a smorgasbord. Woodie and Gerry Wood recently became godparents to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pfeiffer's little Deborah Jo. The christening was held in Kenosha. Mrs. Pfeiffer is Gerry's sister. ^ Visitors Lois McCormack's mother, Mrs. Josie. Temple of Chicago, spent a few days visiting at the McCormack home this past week. She was saying goodbye to her grandchildren before taking off for the sunny southland for the winter. The Krebs, Warren ahd Louis, were host to Warren's mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Larson, over the weekend. Chicago. Doris' $haW. hp befetif happy to have Mr. and Mrs. Tarnow visiting her this past week while h«r Otto has been out pf town. Sick Lift The new batch to' catch the flu are the following: Pam and Ricky Radner, Eileen Noonan, Janet Pavis, Lynn Newlon, Tim and Tom' my McCormack, the two Stuart children and probably lots more we haven't heard from. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Birthdays Congratulations to Jackie'Ritter, who was 3 on Oct. 27, and Chris Brigham, who was 4 on the same date. Patrick Carey finally, tiecame a teen-ager on Oct. 25 by becoming 13. We couldn't bet the ages on the following, but we understand they are voting age: Frank Woolwine became of age Oct. 281'Len Hansen celebrates Nov. 2; and Dolores Lawrence, Nov. 3. Many happy returns to all pf you. £Sf Feather Party Saturday, Nov. 16 was the date decided upon by the group for our social night. The committee in charge of all the arrangements'includes Jack Fultz, Otto Shaw, Ed Radner and Tom Simpson. All Eastwood Manor residents and their guests are welcome. We hope you will all come out and make this a big success. There will be no admission charge. There will be a small charge for refreshments though "•?{V Refreshments Committee Rosemarie and Bobby Newlon were appointed to the regular re-' freshment committee to replace the Smithsons, who resigned. The Newlons, as well as Ray and Nancy Lessard, are in charge of rounding up refreshments for our regular monthly meetings. Sq if you get a call from them, be ready to lend a helping hand. w § ' ^ • flfdfp! Help! , J'"'V1 l\f- The: new)y organized Presbyterian church, which is holding its first service in our tarn community housQ Nov. 3, is very eager to* secure a piano. If by chance you have a piano you would be willing tQ donate to this group, please call 2756 and arrangements will be made to pick it up. Invasion! Little Boy Blue, Come blow your hofti! The eows are out of the com! The Radners' and Davises* newly seeded lawns got a cropping last week when the cows somehow got out of their pasture. Before any real damage was done, however, the farmer herded them back to their own domain. Any new families wishing home delivery of the Plaindealer can arrange for this by calling Mike .Noonan at 2628-W. > Don't forget, keep us posted on birthdays, ~ anniversaries, parties, and any other Items of interest. Phone 2101. Tips For Duck Hunter And Coolc HONOR CLUB Mrs. Anna Tietjen, Mrs. Oliver Christensen, Robert Vogt| Jr., Mr aha Mrs. Ronald M. Paddock and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller of McHenry and Mrs. Joseph Hudek of Gary have Won membership in national chick • raising honor club: Buy U.S. Savings Bonds The duck a hunter bags will get to the dinner table in; fine shape if you follow some tips from university of Illinois foods specialist, Geraldine Acker. Keep the. bird dry from the time you shoot it until you get home. A game carrier or hunting coat with : gdme pockets, works well: • '• . n • Cool the" Wrd as soon as you; can, and keep it cool On the way honfie too. if you throw it carelessly into a hot car trunk, you'll probably also throw it into a garbage pail. For someone who hunts a great deal, a portable refrigerator is a good'investment. Pick the bird soon after you come home. Picking, rather than skinning, is , recommehdad for dudef..! Birtfe .with the*. sltfn on don't dry out so much in cooking as' birds that have - been skinned. Now. draw the duck. Cut the head, fe§t and wings from the body. Slit the abdomen and remove All internal organs. Save the heart, gizzard and liver, because they are nutritious as well " ?"»«»• \ j ' Wipe the. drawn duck with a Clean daipp cloth. : •* - Place the giblets in the abdominal cavity. Wrap the duck loosely in waxed paper aftd refrigerate until needed. Expert game cooks prefer birds that have been refrigerated for'two* or three days.. Ducks also" freeu well. Wrap tightly in freezing paper; ate place hi cellophane or polyethylene freezer bags and seal. Store at 0 degrees F. or lower. Buy your rubber stamps at the MeHenry PlamdealflBr. DEER HUNTING t* * c Bow hunting for d&efr in the Illinois Department of Conservation's waterfowl refuges in Alexander and Union counties will be continued until the end of the month, if % was announced by Director Glen D. Palmer. The only exception will be the island on the Horseshoe xefuge, where hunting will close at 4 p.m. Oct. 24, to proyide for a closed period between bow hunting and the shotgun season. tnsnreil Savtagat: In Crystal Lafte Sttbu aatt Lata Association are insured by Federal Savtofs an# Loan Inao* anee Corp., and earn 8%. SMI CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOPPE -- -- Our Operators are All Hairstylists 200 So. Qnen Street McHenry, Id. Appointments Accepted *-- Mon, thru Sat., 8 AM. to 6 P.M. 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