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Eighteen TllE McliENftt PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 25>, Eastwood Manor ANNUAL BAKE SALE HELD IN McHENRY STORE Lois Ryan -- 2510-R The annual Eastwood Manor bake sale will be held in Justen's store on Green street on Saturday, June 27. All the women of the subdivision will have their baking skill on display for all to see and buy. Home made bread, cakes, pies, and cookies will be offered-for sale. Let's get out and try our neighbor's 'conking. Faith Presbyterian Church Xi'ws Rev. Jack Mclntyre will doliver the sermon entitled "Cit- 'zeris of Two Worlds" oi? Sunday, June 28. The sermon is taken from Philippians 312-21. You ..are cordially invited to worship with us. r That evening at 8 p.m. in the church, the last in a • series, of six classes on the theme "The Christian Life" will be given. The formal date of organization is set for Sunday. July 12 at 7:30 p.m. Block Rosary The Block Rosary for June 3fi will be held at the Tom Simpson home at 126 Manor Lane at 8:30 p.m. its fold Anne Marie, who ar^ rived on Tuesday, June 9 and weighed in at 7 lbs. 7 ozs. She came at 1^:32 just in time for lunch. Brother Steve and sister Linda want little Anne to come out and play already. Cub Scouts The Cubs attended an Indian pageant in Elgin on June 16. It was very beautiful and the bovs had a wonderful time. Happy Birthday Today we extend birthday wishes to Georgina Thienes. who is five years old. Tomorrow Gus Miller will celebrate his natal day. On Saturday Patty McHale will turn five. Kerrie Lynn Moore will be five years old on Sunday. Eiva Bever will blow out her birthday candles on June 30. Happy birthday to all. Happy Anniversary June 26 is a popular wedding dav. Anyway, so it seems, it was for Mr. and Mis. Leonard Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. P;ck I.ahman. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Eternick. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlson. .On Juno 27 Mr. and Mrs. George Negar will celebrate the anniversary of their wedding date and on June 28 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Birmingham will celebrate their anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newlon will celebrate on June 30. Our best wishes for a happy anniversary are extended to all. Siek List Stevie Hansen had the mumps while Grandma was taking care of him. Some luck for mama Mim. Mumps also got around to Mike Mathes and Randy Penick. The McHale family has had a seigo of the flu. First Jeanne and then Patty and finally daddy. Mil<on. Hope that they •n-o all on the mend by now! - Brenda Rvan caught that innamed ears and throat business from sister Debra. Now it 'rtoks like daddy. Jerry, caught it from Brenda. Round and round .we go. This and That Mim and T.ee Hansen have been in a real whirlwind since 'iiey are making plans to leave Eastwood Manor. On Sunday, tune 7. Lee's mother. Mrs. Arthur Hansen, from. Missouri Valley. Iowa, came to «tay with the older Hansen children, while mom and dad took the babies to Parkersburg. West Va„ to stay with Mim's folks the Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Schwegler. Then Lee and Mim drove to Columbus. Ohio to go house hunting. They found a delightful home on the outskirts of Columbus and Mim -eports that the people were wonderful. On June 14 Mim. her babies -ind her sister. Judy Schwegler. drove back to Eastwood M a n o r from Parkersburg. When thev arrived home. Mrs Hansen left for Iowa. Judv will -<nv with Mim for a couple of week's. On Saturday Bill and Hannah Tlarner and Jack and Marilyn Fultz held a steak fry outside for Jody and Bill Welp. It was very good. Marie Dalton and Pat Cisewski visited Marie's friend, Marie Haupt, in Tijiley Park last week. The gals had a delightful time. Pre and Bob Lifideman attended the wedding of their nephew. Roger Brewer, and his bride. Donna, in Round Lake on June 6. It was a double celebration for it was Pre's birthday. On June 13 the Lindemans departed for Chicago where they visited with Phil and Helen Fleming. Then they spent the night at Pre's mother's home. On June 14 Pre's nephew, Michael Stephen McGrane, was christened at St. Angelo's church in Chicago; Pre is the baby's godmother. Mrs. Michael McGrane. Pre's mother, returned to Eastwood Manor with .the Lindemans. She left on Wednesday for Chicago where she and Pre went on a shripping trip, before returning to the homestead. On Monday. Jean Mersch had "a delicious dinner for Matt's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Mersch, his great aunt, Mrs. M! Victor, and his cousin. Father Bernard Guir'sch. It was a nice day and everyone enjoyed the . visit and the food. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kinsman. Sr.. came to visit their daughter, Charmaine Pohlman and her husband. Harley. With them came Charmaine's brother. Art. Jr.. and her aunt. Ann Stersch, and cousin. Susan. They enjoyed a party in the outdoors to celebrate Charmaine's dad's birthday, before returning to Chicago. ^ Dolores and Debbie Pickett -pent from Saturday till Tuesday with friends at Fox Hills. The little lasses had • a good time, but they were tired and glad to get home again. On June 12 little Martha Simpson had a big birthday party with all her little friends attending. They came for lunch and liked it. Jim and Mike Coughlin, Pam Radner, Greg Fultz, Laurie Kellogg, ifeff Harner, and brother, Steve, joined Martha for a real indoor picnic. The following Sunday all Martha's aunts and uncles, about thirty of them, came to wish her a happy birthday and enjoy mama Rita's barbecue, j Steve Simpson's cousin, John j McEnroe, from Oak Park, is ! staying at the Simpson home i for the week. " . | Guests bearing cake an^j j goodies surprised Tim McCor- ' mack for his birthday. Every - I one had a lot of fun and the j cake was good too. Delores Woolwine attended a j style show at which her mothj er, was a -model in Chicago. | The proceeds went to the Our Ladv of the Angels school fire | fund. She. modeled hairstyle, j clothes and jewelery. I The Mathes clan had the j Welp clan for dinner on June ! 19. i I Also Darrell Andersen and j I his friend from Park Ridge en- | joyed the evening at the Mathj es home. | Bill and Jo Ann Hutchinson j j attended a going away party in i Chicago for Norm Amundsen, j i who is going to coach in Iowa. , Milton McHaie's mother, who 1 is from Utica, New York, slipped and cracked five ribs. Our best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Mrs. Margaret McHale. On Thursday, June 18, Lois Ryan had a surprise visit from her aunt, Ethel Selk. grandmother, Anna DeJurer, and causing Charlene and Bill Selk. Bill Jwas on leave from the Army, visiting his parents in Morton Grove.' He left for Georgia on Friday. Baptism Lisa Lee Hansen was baptized by her grandfather, Rev. H. G. Schwegler, in Parkersburg. West Va. Judy Schwegler is her godmother. In Closing There will be a report on the EMPOA meeting for June next week. Keep up the work on the lawns and gardens. Bye now. See you next week. ATOMIC DEMONSTRATION The United States Atomic Energy commission inaugurated a nine weeks' series of lecture demonstrations on "This Atomic World" afcthe Museuhi of Science and Industry last Sunday afternoon. Up to and including Aug. 16, there will be two- presentations every Sunday, at 2 and 3:30 p.m. Admission is free. Since the world began, peace has always been c all dressed up with no place to go. MOOSE NEWS Women of the Moose Our June 16 meeting was called to order by the senior regent, Mabel Thomas, with nine officers, seven chairmen and five escorts. A favorable ballot was held for three new members. These members were also enrolled. They are Jean Neumann, sponsored by Margaret Neumann; Eunice Tobey, sponsored by Hazel Struwe; and Edna O'Donnell, sponsored by Alyce Kowal. The Woodstock chapter has invited our chapter to attend their installation which will be June 28 at 7:30 at Woodstock lodge. If you wish to go you may take a friend With you. Des Plaines chapter has invited our chapter to their college of regents' night, which will be July 9 at 8. Ann Rodenkirch has been invited to be their special guest. Our fifth Tuesday is June 30 and the women will be in charge. They have quite an unusual program lined up so p.i„ W. & S'*„o n OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone McHei 63 don't miss out on the fUn. Myrtle Kinsey is in Resurrection hospital so send her a card to wish her a speedy recovery. Louise Willey from the Crystal Lake chapter is in the McHenry hospital. ' Helen' Wegener, membership chairman, and her committee were in charge of the evening and they served ice cream, cake and coffee. Ethel Hagberg was at the meeting with her leg in a cast. She fell down the stairs and broke it. Ethel received the annual .payers' award for the second time. Oiga Johnson, publicity chairman ASC OFFICE HOURS feert Bridges, chairman of the McHenry county A.S.C. committee, announced that the office starts new office hours on Monday, June 22, continuing Oct. 2. The new office hours are from 7 to 4 instead of .8 to 5. , TRAFFIC DEATHS, V Eight fewer persons died in v, Illinois traffic accidents laSs'$/ month than died the saffnfe month a year ago, according tg Gov. William G. Stratton. The toll last month was 156. Figures from the state Division of Highways show there were 616 traffic fatalities in the first five months of this year c#ipared with 675 in the same period in 1958. 3% INTEREST Oft All Savings at * •• McHenry Stale Bank effective July 1, 1959 . A CHAT WITH US . Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, tneans l<?wer car costs .< to you! 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