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#«gt Eighteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, October 8. 1959 Eastwood Manor MANORITES TO KEEP LANDSCAPE CONTEST GOING Lois Ryan - EV. 5-5377 Don't forget that the landscaping contest is not a thing of the past. It is more like a project of the future for all of us to work on. This is something that will be worth while for everyone to work at regardless of the winner. If you do some of the projects around the home now for the coming winter you will have an easier time of it in the spring and you will welcome with delight the first spring flowers that you put in this fall in the form of bulbs. Your lawn can Mso benefit from some attention, this fall season. Remember that next year the first prize could be yours. Block Rosary On Tuesday, Oct. 13. the Block Rosary will be held at the home of Tom and Rita Simpson at 126 Manor Lane at 8^30 p.m. - , Faith Presbyterian Church Xews Mr. Mclntyre. along with other Presbyterian ministers from Northern Illinois, is attending a two day Evangelism conference in Dixon. On Sunday, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m. the Presbytery of Freeport will install Mr. Mclntyre as the Pastor of Faith Presbyterian church. The guest speaker for this occasion is Dr. J. K. Patterson "of Moline. Light refreshments will be served after this service. The public is cordially invited to attend. Monday, Oct. 12. nt 8 pm„ the board of deacons will meet. Tuesday. Oct. 13. at 8 p.m., the choir will meet for practice. Wednesday, Oct. 14. at p.m.. the session will meet. Thursday, Oct. 15, several women from Faith church will attend a Presbvterial meeting in Rockford. Those attending are Mrs. George Spindler, Mrs. Alexander Duncan. Mrs. George Collette, Mrs. Walter Sigman and Mrs. Jack Mclntyre. Welcome Wee One James Raymond Salo arrived on Sept. 11, and weighed in at 9 lbs. 5 ozs. Mama, Mar ilyn and Daddy Raymond happily welcomed their big. boy with much joy. This is the third boy for the Salo clan. They have Debra, eight years old, , Lawrence, seven years old, and Thomas, four years old. Baptism Cathy Ann Fenner was baptised at St. Patrick's church in McHenry on Sunday, Sept. 20 at 1:30 p.m. Her godparents are Marion Bogacki and Stanley Miedonna, Jr. Dinner for the family followed with great grandmother, Mrs. Mary Podzol, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Zgorski. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bogacki and Linda, all joining in. Then in the evening a buffet supper was given and more relatives and friends joined the Fenners. Mr. and Mrs. James Hammang and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Fenner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fenner and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Loveless and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miedonna Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Del Santo and family made up the large group of celebrators. will be four years old. Lynn Saynor will be thirteen years old on Oct. 12. On Oct. 14 John Anderson will be nine years old and Pat Cisewski will blow out her birthday candles. Happy Anniversary Our sincere wishes for a happy anniversary are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Willand Barnes, who will celebrate the anniversary of their wedding Jay on Oct. 9. Bridge Club Mary Hadley was the hostess for the bridge club on Sept. 30. Peg Anderson \von first prize and Lois Krebs won the travelling prize.Hannah Harner will be hostess for the club on Nof 14. Octettes Another club meeting on Sept. 30 was the Octettes, and their hostess was Yern Bauer for this first meeting of the season. The president is Lydia Fenner and the treasurer is Marge Tinker. The table prizes for this kick off meeting were small wooden figurines. Apple rider was served in fresh apple shells. An applesauce cake and a chocolate fluff pie were served also. Marge Tinkler won first prize and Lillian Zgorski won the booby prize. The next meeting will bVe on _O ct. 14. Happy Birthday Tomorrow El win Eternick will blow out his birthday candles. On Oct. 10 three Eastwood Manorites will celebrate their birthdays. Lynn Krebs will become eleven. Denise Lottshea will turn seven and John Sheehy will add another year but he isn't saying which one. On Oct. 11 Mark Thienes Floo? Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 This and That Mrs. Josie Temple is spending a joyoijs few days visiting her daughter, Lois McCormack and family, here. Mrs. Temple is from Chicago. On Friday a surprise shower was given for Pat Cisewski by Marie Dalton. Mary . Theines and Irene Betke. The gals told Pat she was inviled to a demonstration and she believed it. Mrs. Arnold Eklund. and Mrs. Gerry Lomiski came from Chi-1 cagb. Virginia Cisw^ski. from Arlington Heights. I¥My Haak from Elgin. Helen Birnjineton. Marilyn Fultz, Irene Cary, Elaine Rogers. Tony Olson. Donna Rehrer. Delores Woolwine. Dot tie Messer. Eleanor Kuck. Jackie Crom. Betty Lahman from Eastwood Manor and Bernie Cisewski from McHenry. Cake and coffee were served. On Sunda.v the Dalton family went to Oak Park for dinner at the home of Jack's aunt, Mrs. Alice McNamnra. Marie Dalton and her children made the rounds of the relatives and ended un at her father's home in Elmwood Park for a birthday dinner in honor of her brother, Kenny Stattman. Pat Cisewski and Marie Dalton went to Des Plaines to visit Mrs. Marilyn Macintosh and enjoyed a stork luncheon in honor of Pat. Marilyn Fultz had a delightful visit from her father, Mr. Rockey from Fort Wayne. Iin.. from Sunday 'till Tuesday. On Tuesday Jo Ann Hutchinson was hostess for a demonstration given by LaVerne Saynor. Rose Mary Manly of McHenry, Jean Mersch, Mary Theines. Madeline Freckman. Jackie Grom. Mary Lou Barry, Pat Gisewski, Marie Dalton. and Lois Ryan of Eastwood Manor all had a nice time. Denny Woolwine celebrated his fourth birthday in a big way. Brother Terry. Dean Brodin. Pam and Darlena Campbell, David Messer. Cary Moore. Cathy and Sally Hawkins. Cathy Mathes, and JDon and Jeanne Rollins gave Denny a hand in celebrating. On Sunday his great grandparenents. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cimino. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Innocenti, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woolwine, Sr. had a lovelv birthday dinner ! Larry Mersch had two birtht day parties to celebrate his fifth year on earth. The first | was when his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. N. Mersch and Mr. and Mrs. J. Timmons, and 'great aunts. Mrs. Agnes Digi irins and Mrs. Agnes Fitzger- 1 aid. came for dinner; The sec- ! ond party was when cake and j ice cream and cupcakes were served to Debra Rvan. Billy Freckman. Nancy Lindeman, and Mike Penick. The mothers were on hand for cake and coffee after the ball was over. Rita and Tom Simpson celebrated their anniversary by attending a musical show in Chicago and then going out for an after-theater snack. On Sunday night the Simpson* were surprised while relaxing in front of the TV by Pat and John Coughlin. Margp and John Sheehy, Lois and Tim McCormack. Helen and Tom Birmingham. Betty and Ed Radner and Marilyn Fultz. In Closing Next week there will be a report on the Woman's club. This club was begun to help i better our community and we | hope to do so with the Wom- I en's club and the EMPOA [ working for the same goal. I Bye now. See you next week. THE LAST RESORT DANCING Friday & Saturday 9:30 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. Sunday 6 P.M. to 11 P.M. Featuring CLAY HARVEY Formerly First Trombonist with Gene Krupa and WILL JONES Former Trumpet Player with Spike Jones OPEN ALL YEAR Located 1 Mile East of Fox Lake on Rt. 132 Turn North at Stanton Point Road AUCTION Having decided to discontinue dairying, the undersigned will offer the following personal property for sale at public auction on the SILVER MAPLE FARM located 5 miles East of McHenry, 111., 3V2 miles North of Wauconda, l'i miles East of Route 12 on the Volo-Gilmer Road, on WEDNESDAY -- OCTOBER 14th Commencing at 12:30 O'clock, DST 46 HEAD REGISTERED AND HIGH GRADE GUERNSEY CATTLE -- 30 MILCH COWS -- 5 fresh, 2 with calf by side 6 close springers, balance bred back and milking good; 1': heifers 6 nrtos. to 1% yrs. old; 1 registered bull 2M> years old (DHIA Records available -- average herd test 4.5). HORSE -- Brown Quarter horse, 8 years old, with saddle and bridle. DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- Kraft 250-gal. bulk tank; 5 Surgcmilkers; 50-gal. elec. water heater; Dari-Vac vacuum cleaner elec. clippers; pails-and strainers. PRODUCE -- 300 bu. oats; 150 bu. corn. LGE. QUANTITY NEW DOORS, WINDOWS, SCREENS, etc. MISCELLANEOUS -- Speed boat; 1949 Dodge 2-door automobile; Forney arc welder; barn sprayer; silage cart; orchard sprayer; Massey Harris front end loader; new elec. generator; elec. motors; 2 dehorners; belts, feeders and waterers; drinking cups; grease guns; chains; and many other items too numerous to mention. 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 0 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:30 P.M. 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Show a new interest in your association by attending the next Lilymoor association meeting Tuesday, Oct. 13. at the Lilymoor schoolhouse at 8 p m. The nomination of new officers for the year 1960 will take place. Do your part in nominating people who you wish to represent you in the coming year. Reminder Do you have vour costume planned for the Lilymoor association Halloween dance. If not. do so now. because Oct. 24 will soon be here. ^The dance will take place at Club Lilymoor at 8:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served and prizes for the best costumes will be given out. Everyone please try to attend Attended Meeting Mrs. Hollenback, Mrs. Bassi and Mrs. Latimer attended the presidental council meeting of the state's garden clubs. This meeting took place in Chicago. The affair consisted of business meetings and a lecture on color and interior decorating. The lecture proved to be very interesting to the women. The Garden Club will meet Monday, Oct. 5, at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Latimer. Brownie Meeting The meeting consisted of the flag ceremony and the welcoming of new members. Anyone wishing to join the Brownie troop attend the next meeting. Anyone is welcome to join. The girls are now working on Arts and Crafts projects. Christine Schaft and Karen Schiavone will bring the refreshments to the next meeting. (First Candle Cute little Deborah Lynn Bellino reached the age of one on Sunday, Sept. 27. Relatives and friends were on hand to wish her a happy birthday. The guests all enjoyed a lovely luncheon prepared and served by Mrs. Bellino. Little Debbie's admiration for her gifts and the cake was the center of attraction. Sick List Mr. Rolla of Lilymoor is now in the McHenry hospital. It would be a nice idea if all his friends would drop him a little note. Mr. Tobey suffered from bone poisoning in his left hand while working at his job. He was home a week recovering. We all hope he is better. **»• This and That Mrs. Tobey attended the potluck supper at the Moose, Sept. 24. After the supper movies from two years back were shown. Mrs. Tobey was very much surprised to see herself in these movies. Please remember to call me if any news occurs. Thank you. C00K3 CORNER by Marie Schaettgen Still using recipes from the files of a recipe box given me when I left my office I offer this one from the "big Boss ", whose wife says it is the only thing he can ' 'cook". He "cooks" it in The refrigerator and he forgets about calories when he eats it. He calls it-- Ice Box Dessert lb. vanilla wafer crumbs, (you crumb them) Place half the crumbs in bottom of ice cube tray. Beat together '+ cup butter. 1 egg yolk and 1 cup sifted powered sugar, and spread on top of crumbs. Whip 1 cup whipping cream and fold in 1 cup crushed pineapple. Place over butter mixture. Add remaining crumbs arid place in ice cube compartment in refrigerator for 4 or more hours. 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