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Thursday, January 14/ I960 1- -- THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Thirteen Eastwood Manor MOURN SUDDEN PASSING OF CISEWSKI BABY Lois Ryan - EV. 5-5377 XJur deepest sympathy is extended to Pat and Don Cisewski, whose baby. Penny Lynn, passed away in her sleep yearly Tuesday morning Jan. 5. Penny was almost eight weeks old and she had not been ill. Many thanks are extended to all the women of tn£ subdivision who lent a -.helping hand to the Cisewski family. ^ Block Rosary ^he Block Rosary for Tuesday, Jan. 19, will be held at the John Sheehy home at 128 Manor Lane at 9 p.m. All Catholics of Eastwood Manor are inyiteci to attend. Faith Presbyterian Church News •Sunday, Jan. 17. The first in an extended series of Bible study^ sermons, entitled "The P&er of Faith", based on Genesis. At 8 p.m. the annual congregational business meeting will be held in the church sanctuary. All members are urged to attend. % Tuesday,. Jan. 19, 8 p.m. Choir practice. Wednesday. Jart. 20, 1 p.m. monthly meeting of the Women's society of Faith church. Thursday. Jan. 21, 8 p.m n%rthl.y meeting of Cub Pack No. 454 in "thurch basement. Happy Birthday Belated birthday greetings go to Lois Krebs, who celebrated her birthday Jan. 7 and to Janet Long who was five years old on the same day. On the eighth of January Nancy Oik turned eleven years old, and Alberta S o b a c k i . C a r o l H a y e s a n d Mpi'ge Sheehy all blew out tlleir birthday candles also.'On Jan. lp Michael Sobacki was eleven. Russell Davis turned si* years old and Bobby I.essard turned six years old both on the same day. Jan. 11. On Jan. 12 Marge Brodin will chalk up another year. v Helen Birmingham and Irene Cary will both blow out their birthday candles today. Tomorr^|'. Hugh Saynor will celebrate his fifteenth birthday and ftonald Maicolm will cele-. brate his twelfth and Kathleen Eternick will celebrate her tenth, and Elaine Rogers isn't telling, but she is celebrating LaVerne Saynor will celebrate her natal day on Jan. 17. On Jan. 19 Warren Krcbs will .•celebrate his birth date. The twentieth of .this month brings anjoyously welcomed a baby boy into the Engstrom fold on Jan, 2 at 8:35 axrt. Gary Raymond weighed in at 6 lbs., 6Vs ozs. The Engstroms have four girls including a set of twin girls so you can see that a boy is really something:' n£w for them. Baptism The French children were baptized Sunday, Jan. 3, at the Methodist church in McHenry. Steve, Linda and Anne have two very proud people for godparents, Jackie's sister. Gerry Elbersen and Bob's brother. Richard French. oit^r'birthday to Richard Fenlier. n: • Happy Anniversary Belated anniversary wishes go to-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ha doer who celebrated the anniversary of their wedding day on "Jan. 10. Our present best wishes for a happy anniversary are . extended, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tucker, who will celebrate the Jpiversary of their wedding y of Jan. 16 -ind to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sobacki. who will celebrate on Jan. 18. ** Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is extended to the Jack Mclntyre family. Jack' grandmother passed away in Herington, Kans. Jack left Wednesday, Jan. 6, to attend the funeral. This and That. y The Mersch family attended dinner at Jean^s lolks, Mr. and Mrs. Timmons, in Chicago on New Year's Day. The Davis home was buzzing New Year's Day. Helen Patternson and her two children. Nancy and Janet, and Russ' mother, Mrs. Davis, enjoyed "dinrie; in the subdivision. ^ ' - Winnie and L^nny Hansen had a party on Saturday with Betty and Ed'Radner, Lois^and Warren Krebs, Lois and Tim McCormack and Louise and Dick Weigman attending. The Wilsons journeyed to Prospect Heights on Sunday to the home of Georgia's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biederfe^ They also visited fconald Died erer, Georgia's brother, who is home on leave and his wife Gayle. . Jackie Biederer really celebrated his fffth birthday in a big way. Larry and Robin Tucker, Billy and Keith But ler, Priscilla Mclntyre. Patty and Mike M^Hale, David and Mark porcovan,. Ginny, Janet and Janice Engstrom. Larry and Tommy Salo, Sheri Landin. Debbie Wilson and Curt Tinsley all attended and enjoyed cake and ice Cream. Mothers joined them later and had coltee. Carey Fenner's sixth birth day party was quite a bang also. Alfred and Jackie Rittei Monica Harlernan, Grill and Donna Reid, Cynthia and Melody Iverson, Ricky Weigman. Gary StoM, Theresa Bauer, ani Michael Stark from" McHenry ali had a piece of aircraft car rier cake, ice cream. ravers ani games and prizes. On Sandy t^e Feanet.v tooli Carey to a i^esta^iran( in jtfe'-1' Plaines fo^ birthday i art-' then to his^ftt's lionie in Ob- 6»gro Chateau;, celebration. "* Pat artp 'Bitter- Bofcbyan: a. verjjffleyv, pa rtjr. f' f a qd' feh ' and Ray Salo, and Jerry and Bonnie Biederer, all had a wonderful time. They played games and enjoyed refreshments. Dee and Jim Penick enjoyed bringing in the New Year with Rita and Tom Thompson, from Duck Lake Woods, and Doris and Frank Palmer of Crystal Glen, by having dinner out. Rita and Tom Simpson, Pat and Lew Kellogg enjoyed a champagne dinner at Hannah and Bill Harner's on New Year's eve. The Harners had dinner out and then attended a party in Arlington Heights on Wednesday. The Ryans^spent Ne)v Year's eve with Marion and'Ray Anderson and Sandy and John Stephan at a Chicago night club. They had a champagne supped and enjoyed dancing and a floor show. On New Year's day Lois' mother and stepfather. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wonsik and her sister, Gertrude Lynn, and Marion and Ray Anderson, all attended dinner at the Ryar home. . '* ,' • The Alfords had a delightful Christmas weekend with Marion's folks in Caithage. Mr. and Mrs. Orth welcomed their daughter and her family warmly for the holiday. ' The Harner family enjoyed Christmas eve with Bill's folks. Dr. and Mrs. LeRoy Harner, in Chicago. On Christmas day the LeRoy, Harners returned the visit and had a delightful dinner with Hannah, Bill and the children. The Hutchins ons spent Christmas eve Vvith Bill's folks in Prospect Heights. They stayed tne night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchinson. Then Christmas day they journeyed to JoAnn's sister's home in Chicago. In Closing The new officers oi the Women's club did a fine job. The meeting went quite well and the gals are to be commended. We hope that everyone turns uit for the next meeting. The first meeting of the 'Eastwood M a nor Property Owner's association of the new year will be held tomorrow night at the barn at 9 p.m. We 1o hope that everyone will •ome so that we might start 'his new year on the right foot with all new ideas and suggestions to better our community. •Bye now. See you tomorrow (t,the barnj; Lakeland Park SELECT FIVE FOR NOMINATING COMMITTEE Vickey Bottari - EV. 5-2262 At the meeting held on Sunday, Jan. 10 the following f/ive have been appointed to the nominating committee of the Lakeland Park Prpperty Own vived- by his . widow, Mariatn, and two sons? Bob and Jimmy,, •also by three sisters. Clara Jyko. one sister in Wisconsin and one ijh California and one brother, (phester. of Chicago. He was buried from St. Patrick's Catholic church to the church ccmeterV. done* for Lorraine. She received many loWly gifts, and all had a very good"1 time the whole day long. Cub Scout News , Den mother. Mrs. Laverne Okal. took her Cub Scout group ice-skating in place of i i holding their regular meeting Thr> pner ROm°t n f Tv/i- on Saturday, Jan. 9 down at -S-nHv rS T i,, r IV?'ss i the lake. The boys all belong- !' )in* Den 4. Pack 361. are Ravers 'association: Gay 16 Laursen.| M A1°™°"' ° i Barle, Jimmy'Hansen. Jimmy - EV. 5-2254: Bill Herzog f™n A1 ' ^ °t f, Mr-a"d Laursen. Bruce Okal, Rav Bot- EV. 5-3993; Dick Buimann - i ^ J"h" AHen of the Shah' j tari and Phil Bucaro. After EV. 5-3752 Ted Kaminski IJ0" ,an" ! skating they all returned to EV. 5-1923 and Veretta Gers- I "ounci d.. Sandy is employed in Lome's home where they lytck tad EV. 5-4043. As you know it t'or!e, oi, 0 'oca^ drug stores takes a great deal of time and'l^11^ „^iaDCG 's emP'oyed work to get a good slate of.ja 110 Estates Subofficers to run in the April ; election, so let's get in as many j ~ names as we can lun. Those, "aPP> Anniversary elected to the board can then . - To Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Jett ' who were served chocolate cake and milk. possible. Girls at Liinrb On Thursday afternoon t}->e New Year's Eve Party • In a gaily decorated "Grand Blue Ballroom" of the Chismars' living room, the host and hostess, John and Dorothy, rang out the old and rang in the new with ten other couples, llalf the room was set aside for dancing by pulling up the rug. tene%Vid Ron i '• • •' " 1 * .. $ -Irene Ghtfy is*; rha&Rita-l l&eH foljowirij/'f^ ^j'rtjh Seventh?: Anydiie I. wh<^j -assist her. with blood do-r nations areitaskedMSLo Contact Mtirie {Daltpn at jEV^fgiWn.^t «S6. , I ! », • A D\KlWPlSl NC P A* S - division. -.r, Visitui^: At the Okal home were' her dad and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. , . , , , . ]J- Paul' Cornett, of Loveland. continue on with the work 1ha1 (J-no. • cofeoi.ated .their seven- j Colowho flew in to o'Hara has been started and so ably • teon.lii wedding anniversary on j field bv jet .pIan<? and 1hen done by your previous boa\d • iin- *•. c^ove back home in their brand members. •». - , | new automobile. They spent Of course we all know the! i. :,PP.v Birthday i two days with Laverne and her this is a lot of work but it is-a ! (slordh who eele-j Vhree children and had a very job that is very rfv?'-(l;r?^!':!l^ '1:5 hn thday on Monday, j wonderful belated" Christmas when you look around the ehm -4. He celebrated it , at [ opening gifts and ail. munity and see" 1 he many things.' .with his wife and two that have been done and .will ;childi!etv -His wife, prepared and be done by the boards in the so,ved his tavorite meal. past and the boards that will T° Lorraine Glover who.celecome in the future. Ibrp.tod hei" fourteenth biithday Don't forget.' start ihM.k'ur | "n ^cc- 30- |«ken out about your e.mdkiftes and c.-nl . ,.° r"nno1' ;,'ui a movie by her them in to any of the. nbove ! ^ fiom thoro wont on committee members as soon as i,° 101 s 'lome VN'10 bad i been waiting for over three £ !., j 'hours-with <VQi> ^ beautiful j Ttye^Uopsphere consisted of i'1' '"•! bivtca!^ > Tnl. was quite I pap?r<i<J eeilinig and jeolun i nur^rtay alte.noon ipe ! ^li° h ^ ^ following gals cot together for J ^ , and the-dirrnn^hing Qf the a delicious luncheon at the .!h,s "as, necessary liquid relreshments. home of Mrs. Ruth Roach: 1 •*rr" r- .'• :-- -- --------*• Elaine Jett. Lee.^Jocch, M.iffie ' Fi:anklin, Jean Qna. Esther- Cygan.' ^ofottS Humphreys and yours truly 1 We also had sonafc unusual nifi- ! sic wit'h our dinner that daV. j It was provided the many oanaHes which Roth's husband is raising. Sympathy Our* sympathy is extended to | the family of John J. Milke j who passed away at his home! at "414 Shore Dri\e on Jan. 7. i at the age of 53. Mr.. Mi Ike was | born in Chicago but had li\ed«| in the McHenry area for the j past twenty years. He is sur- t a buffet style snpfcK was enjoyed by Mow and Shirley George. Foster and Dorothy Glorch, George and Kitty Hoodel, Hank and Floss Kavva, Herb and Joan Kane, John and Polly Licastro, Bob and Jessie Matthews, Pete and Dolly Nowell, Ray and Donna Rode and Dee Barwig, whose husband, Ron, had to work but she ha*d fun for the both of them. TAX DEADLINE District Diredjftor of Internal Revenue, HarolcT R. All, today reminded gasoline wholesalers | and jobbers of the Jan. 15, I9601 deadline for the filing of floor' stocks tax returns ' and payment of tax oh gasoline Be modern with SINGLE HANDLE FAUCET NEW! CONVENIENT! one handle does the work of two Read the Want Ads H. E. BUCH & SONS PLUMBING & HEATING-. Phone EVergreen 5-004& Highway 120 East DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Streets McHenry (Closed Thursday! Aiternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISI'AL TRAINING -- VISI AL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS W' • liAII.V TG' J2 A.M. anii i 'I'O 5 EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-045^, P.M. some to beat the old man! Gotta gO: some tor beat old man winter too. Keep up ybur family's resistance to Colds and illness with vitamins. We stock a wide variety of vitamins to meet each need. Impala Sport Coupo 18 fresh-minted wadih for '60. 0 l l l l l l l l l . l l l l i l i mSSWrn^ IHluirilHhllllll! I See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom y?eckly, ABC-TV. • f j Sick List Tlie Epnick household has beeh; poxville according to mama,- 1 Dee. Randy, Kathy and then Michael were covered with chicken pox. Get well soon. The McHale children also have been plagued with the chicken pox. We all hojK? that this nasty old bug will leave the subdivision shortly. ^ Welcome Wee Oil«* Joyce and Swede Engstrom DONTADD ANTIFREEZE THIS YEAR... : ...without first hoving your rodiotor cleaned and repaired 1 Antifreeze in a leaky or dogged radi> •tor is money wasted. Our modera Factory Method dean* ing and repairing -- checked bv our In* land FLO-TEST Machine -- cost* little -- protect* jW anti-freeze I UNITED MOTORS WARRANTY Adams Bros. RepaV In Rear of Stilling's "66" Service 300 E. Elm St. McHenry EVergreen 5-0788 ; V/ MORE WATER . etmsaifoiaxt with a RED JACKET CMhi-Jet VB" . WATER SYSTEM • CAPACITIIS TO 1170 6AL. PER HOUt • PUMPIN© DEPTHS TO 120 PEIT • IASILY AND ECONOMICALLY CONVERTIBLE FROM SHALLOW TO DEEP WELL SERVICE Doltar-for-dollar, hart It your bast pump buy. Haavy, durabla conttruetion througHout. Quiat, lubrication -- fraa oparatlon -- only ona moving part. A product of a world* vanownad pump manufacturar with over>75 years' axparlanea In building water tarvica products. Tha Cantri-Jat "HB" Watar System will mora than satisfy you in avary Coma la and saa for yourself. JETS AND Submersible Pumps ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK EASY TERMS McHenry County Well & Pump WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of McCullom Lake \Vn miles from McHenry on the McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. PHONE McHENRY EV 5-5252 , »irv tra.VMKN XK ?1»- rv-?-': •>«. iU&ii fjjftaV v?>~" sf ztiii '.^v; : CI t vj-ii irnsflWJ WO «£rr.TiT{ - . iiir>» :> Rn :;vib rw i.lJ ;£Iirrrto^; or: '( >t: -V yjfif:. htv, •mm? / H. • v 222332232 t >• ' < *% mMM mm ji \i P ^0' Y::./ ^ x mmm •nnl : , •; ,, Kb Factories are humming. Dealers are delivering more new Chevrolets every day. More proud new Chevy owners are on the road. Now's the time to see your dealer for fast delivery and ai favorable deal! The pickings couldn't be better. All 18 of Chevrolet's sizzling new models for '60 are now rolling off the assembly lines again--in greater numbers than ever before. Your dealer's waiting with all the details, including a long list of pluses that will prove to you the only way to buy a car for less than this low-priced Chevy is to buy a lot less car: Roomier Body by fisher--with a 25% smaller transmission tffennel for more foot room. Pride-pleasing style--combines good looks with good sense. New Economy Turbo-fire V8--gets up to 10% more miles on a gallon of regular while giving you the "git" Chevy's famous for. Widest choice of engines and transmissions-- no other, car gives you a choice of 24 power teams to satisfy the most finicky driving foot. 1 Hi-Thrift 6--the '60 version of the engine that won its class in the latest Mobilgas Economy Run. Coil springs at all 4 wheels--for the kind of silent, satiny ride you'd expect only in the most expensive makes. Quicker stopping Safety-Master brakes -- built with Chevy's everfaithful dependability, they deliver surer stops with less W CHEVROLET d pedal pressure. Now--fast delivery, favorable deals! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer. CLARKCHEVROLETSALES 204 W; Elm St. McHenry, 111. ^ EVergreen 5-0277