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Page Fourteen THE. MCHENRY PLA INDEALER Thursday^ September 1Q> 1959 Eastwood Manor SCHEDULE FAMILY PICNIC AT MANOR SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 i Lois Ryan EV. 5-5377 The annual EMPOA family picnic will be held Sunday, Sept. 13 in the corral at the big barn in the subdivision. There will be a pot-luck dinner and a donation of 50 cents per family which should be brought to the barn between 12 noon and 1 p.m. on Sunday. We will start serving at 1:30 p.m. ~ There will be a gift for. each child and games and prizes for children of. all ages and fqr the adults. If you were out fo this occasion last year you know what a wonderful time we had and this year the same is promised. We hope that you and ymir family will join us for thft day to be with fam- 'jly, friends, and neighbors. ing out his birthday candles. Dave is the only birthday we have on record for this week. So a very happy day to you, Dave. Happy Anniversary Our best wishes for a happy anniversary are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dalton, who will celebrate on Sept. 15 and to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Monahan, who will celebrate on Sept. 16. Women's Club The next meeting of the Women's club will be held at the barn on Monday, Sept. 14. at 8:30 p.m. We hope to see all the gals in Eastwood Manor out for this meeting. There are going to be lots of interesting things going on and we want you to be in on them. Sick List This should really be called "the have gotten well' list. We are happy to report that Baby Freckman has recovered quite nicely Les Freckman, Sr., had three tumors removed from under his arm. He is coming along e. Linda Freckman was taken to the hospital when she cut her leg on barbed wire. Ken Noonan is recovering quite nicely from his recent operation. Winnie Hansen is in the same category. She was out'puttering in her garden the other day. There are a number of cases of. mumps around the subdivision and we hope that those, who are sporting big jaws will soon be out. EMPOA Election On Friday. Sept. 18, at the regular meeting of the EMPOA the election of officers will be held. We hope that everyone will be thinking about the candidates and that you will pick the person whom you think is best suited for the job. This is a very important thing, because these jobs mean hard work for the person holding one of them and you want to pick someone that you can count on to do the job and to do it well. Don't forget, come out so you can vote! Block Rosary The Block Rosary for Tuesday, Sept. 15, will be held at the Tom Birmingham home at 137 Mill Lane at 8:30 p.m. Faith Presbyterian Church Sunday. Sept. 13, the minister and the church school teaching staff will attend an annual Christian Education Institute at West Minster Presbyterian church in Rockford. Monday. Sept. 14, a board of Deacons will meet at 8 p.m. at the church. On Tuesday, Sept. 15, the choir will meet in the church at 8 p.m. for the first practice session of the fall season. The women of the church are planning to elect officers for the United Presbyterian Women's group, on Sunday, Sept. 19 at the church. This and That Madeline Freckman did most all that running to th^ hospital we mentioned above while Billy Freckman was celebrating his third birthday. The party went on with Ellen. Kathy, and Neal Barry, Nancy and Neal Shaw. Steve French, Bobby and Nancy Lindeman, Michael and Rosemary Rogers, Larry Mersch, Richie Gruhn, and Tommy Hutchinson. The children enjoyed cupcakes, ice cream and prizes. Les's mother, Mrs. Bertha Freckman, and his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dalper from Canada, came for a Sunday visit and dinner. Les' fishing club held its meeting at the Freckman home on Friday. ~Deno Fenili, Marno Fenili, Lon Biasi, Bud Kausch, A1 Narucca, and Bill Harte joine'd Les for some cards and chip and dips. Marino brought along his house guest from Ohio. Elmer Joachim. The Hutchinson family just returned from two weeks vacation. The first week was spent camping out in Colorado and Jo Ann says that really was an experience with Tommy. Then they went on to Wyoming, South Dakota to see Mt. Rushmore, and on to Minneapolis to spend a fejtf days with Bill's brother. They like home, but the vacation time was well and happily Spent. On Sept. 1 Debbie Pickett celebrated her fifth birthday with Craig Sigman, Mike Mc- Cormack, Randy and Christine Priester, Paul Dethlefson and Susie Newlon. Of course, Debbie's sister, Dolores, was on hand for the cake and ice cream too. The Coughlins, Simpsons, Fultzes, and other Eastwood Manor families attended the circus in McHenry. Yvonne Davis had a demonstration with Elaine Rogers, Mary Theines, Pat Cisewski, Marie Dalton, Jackie Grom, Madeline Freckman, and Pre Lindeman all enjoying the eve- Ining. x Cathy and Chris " Durkin ! spent one happy week with | their grandparents, Mr. and ! Mrs. Sokolis in Chicago. I O n W e d n e s d a y B a r b a r a I Krebs and John Meyers had a i combined birthday party in the | Krebs' garage. Both children i turned three years old. The | next day Grandma and Grajid- ) pa Wiesenthal came out to help ' Barbara celebrate. j Lee Landin's young 92 year J old grandfather, David Cain | from Chicago, spent four de- ! lightful days at the Landin | home. He loved playing with ; h i s g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d r e n t h e ! very best of all. | Frank's mother. Mrs. Frank I Woolwine, Sr. and his niece, Diane Kennedy, stayed at the Woolwine home from Saturday through Tuesday for a most enjoyable time. Accident ' On Aug. 15, the Freckmans were expecting Madelihe's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vigiletti, to spend the weekend with them. At 4 p.m. that day Madeline's sister called her to say that their parents had been in an automabile accident and their mother was in the hospital. Bob Lindeman was kind enough and thoughtful enough to drive the Freckmans to the hospital in Chicago. Madeline's mother is still being treated for a concussion. Landscaping Contest Well,, folks, the time has 1 come and we've been judged j on our yards. The hardworking winners will be announced at the family picnic on Sept. 13. Another good reason to attend. Bye now. See you at the picnic on Sunday at the barn. The nation's dairy cows continue to beat their own production records. They produce more milk per cow each year. In 1958, production per cow hit an all time high, even though cow population dropped to a record low of 19.8 million head. National Dairy Council reports dairy herds are smaller than at any time during the last 30 years. The first U.S. destroyer developed only 1,600 h.p. while destroyer leaders of today like the USS Willis A. Lee develop 60,000 h.p. Dust Is En^my Of Phone Mainlehan ce Man The housewife's greatest enemy is also the enemy of the telephone mainten a n c e m e n. That common enemy is dust. After the equipment is installed it's thoroughly cleaned -- it's actually vacuumed -- and then traffic in the equipment rooms is kept at a minimum to prevent fuzz and lint from collecting on the equipment. Good housekeeping in tne telephone building at 111 N. Court is a must for good telephone service, Wire Chtef Ted Konen explained. The equipment rooms are about the most "dustless" in the telephone house. Tile walls and air regulating equipment help keep the dial apparatus free from dust, and lint. "A small speck of dust and lint," Konen explained, "is enough to make a contact across a telephone switch and can put a telephone line out of order." The tide's in . . . washing up yesterday's refuse from the pleasure craft whose passengers "loved the view" of the shoreline as they thoughtlessly heaved food leftovers, refuse and other disposables overboard. If we wish to preserve our scenic beauty we must use good outdoor manners on waterways as well as on highways and other public areas. ED'S RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to ' Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS . HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 0:00 TO 8:30 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 EARS Happy Birthday Today David Hadley is blow- FOR THE BEST RATES and SERVICE IN FINANCING Autos - Boats Appliances see the McHenry State Bank WAUKEGAN FREE ESTIMATES On Alum. Windows and Doors Railing Gutters Roofing Siding Wall Tile Floor Tile Call FRANK GANS Representative 800 Riverside Drive EVergreen 5-1878 McHenry EASY PAYMENT PLAN FARM SERVICE WAY AUCTION HENRY FREEMAN -- Auctioneer wm^r? ^!ded t0 • discontinue farming the undersigned! 173 1 mifp ^ub t llc f A"ct K lon on the "Pat" Barrett farm on Hy.' lTd 1 mile East of Hebron, 111 on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1959 Sale To Start At 11:00 A.M. Lunch Wagon On Grounds 51 HEAD OF CATTLE Hi Grade Holsteins ^pe IS Quamy0dUCinB °' ^ ^ ^ SO Cows 15 fresh - 7 Springers - bal. bred for winter freshening; 2 Springing Heifers; 9 Heifers ready to breed; 5 Heifers 6-8 mos.; 2 Heifers 2 mos.; 1 Bull; 2 Black Steers r MI^K EQUIPMENT---2 Surge units New Style; 18 Milk Cans, 2 Wash Tanks; Water Heater; Pails; Strainers, etc. i , HEAD OF HOGS--3 Brood Sows with litters bv Sale Date, 26 Shoats 70 to 110 pounds HOG EQUIPMENT--2 Hog Feeders; 3 Hog Troughs. POULTRY EQUIPMENT--Brooder House 9 ft x 12 ft GRAIN, HAY, FEED--2000 bales 1st crop Alfalfa Hav 1000 bales 2nd crop Alfalfa Hay; 400 bales Straw; 400 bu Oats' 48 acres Standing corn. - ' 2 TRACTORS---International M with cultivator; Ford with pulley - .2-14 in. plow - cult - disc - loader and buck rake TRACTOR EQUIPMENT--3-14 in. Tractor Gang Plow , Minneapolis Moline 8 ft. Tandem Disk; International liquid Manure Spreader, International 10 in. Hammer Mill; Gehl Silo Filler with pipe; 50 ft. Drive Belt; New Idea 7 ft Power' Mower; New Holland 67 PTO Hay Baler; Case Blower with1 pipe; John Deere 2-row Corn Planter; Easy Way 40 ft PTO i Elevator; Minneapolis Moline Combine; Minneapolis Molinei 1-row Corn Picker; International 8 ft. Grain Drill with fert ' FARM MACHINERY--Grain Binder; Rotary Hoe 2 sec • International 9 ft. Cultipacker; Stock Tank; Hay Rojx?- Lever Drag, steel, 4 sections; Ezee Flow Fertilizer Sower; 3 High Speed Trailer Wagons on rubber - 2 with flat rack- Flare' Box; Platform Scale; New Idea 4-bar Side Delivery; 250 gal overhead gas tank; Garden Tractor with mower - cultivator- 1946 Ford three-quarter ton pick-up Truck; 40 ft. extension ladder; Salt Feeder; Many Small Tools. \ Usual Friendly Farm Service Way Terms Available To All Farmers. T Melvin Behrens 8c Pat J. 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