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TT 5pfSSpgpifr Sixteen the Mchenry plaindealer ood Manor SS MOSQUITO ROL PROGRAM AW ASS'N. MEET Doc l'enlck EV. 5-5527 i . The association made quite a bit of progress at I he May meeting despite the small nirtn^ her of members on hand. Action is being taken on a program of mosquito abatement for this summer. Everyone in the subdivision will be eonlacted soon in regard to shanng the cost, and of course, everyone in the subdivision will benefit from the project. A square dance being planned for early summer sounds like a lot of fun. Everyone in the community is invited 10 come and bring your friends. Anyone outside Eastwood Manor is also invited to. come and wear your dancing shoes! We'll let you know the date as soon as wo' know ourselves for sure. The party for The EMPOA members will be held sometime in June. Details at present are incomplete. This is one time per year when the hard working association iVi^mbeVs can treat themselves to a good i time and a pat on the back for , the pa si year's work complet- ! ed. I board meeting of the session and the deacons. Bridge Club Willie Bergstrom was hostess to her friends for bridge on Wednesday. May 25. Elpha Philippi sat in for Marian Alford, and won high score for ihe evening. Lee Landin Won the travelling prize. Marian regretled not being there, but she was enjoying the dance revue thai evening. Her daughters, Kath.v and Karen, were in it as well as many oilier lit tie ladies in the subdivision. We hear it was a wonderfully executed program and even the teeniest of the children did real well. All the lit - tie girls received a lovely necklace with a ballet shoe emblem r.ttached 1o commemorate the occasion. Wnmcn's Club ! The card parly given by Ihe i Women's fluh will be held al ' K:3<1 p.m. at the 'barn' on June 6. Bring your own cards, ladies, and as many friends as ' you like. There will he plenty J of tables set up lo accommo- ( dale everyone and you can play your favorite game. Mark j the date and phone your fa-j von'te partner right now! Birthday Wishes To Linda Lawrence and Tneresa Oik on June 2, to Russell Davis and Kathy Alford on June 4. to Phil Krebs and j Albert Bianchi on June 5, to ! Patrice 'Pre' I.indemann on , June 6. to Debra Salo on June j 7 and to June Stuart and little Scott Tinsley on June 8. Anniversary Wishes Are extended to Charmaine and Harley Pohlman on their b i g d a y , J u n e 7 . 1 % Faith Presbyterian Church News The third church membership class will be held at 8:30 p.m. on June 3. It's at the home of George Landin, 204 Eastwood Lane, right here in Eastwood Manor. The topic of the sermon for Sunday, June 5, is "The Prophet of Love" and is based on • Mosest Chapter 11. . - The executive board of the Women's society will meet at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, June 8. On the evening of June 8, at 7:30, there will be a joint- Recuperatinjr AIL the Barry children are back oh their feet and kickin'- again". Fred Mueller is feeling better "now too, and well, he should with both his wife. Olive', and their daughter. Harriet, to look after him! Harriet' and the children have been visiting her parents for a few weeks Vvhile husband is receiving schooling pertaining lo his work. Pee Anderson is feeling bet- - j tev after a bout With the flu. j i^he was fortunate in being able to attend the dance revue before coming down with it the next morning. Local Doln's Florence Tucker remained calm at a time when most of us would be -anything but calm! Suffice it to say they held her shower a day earlier and decided they had better nut shock her by shouting Surprise' as planned! Seven or eiL'ht of her friends attended ihe shower which was given by Bonnie Biederer and Andree Butler at Bonnie's home. She received many lovely gifts for little Russell, who looked them over early the next a.m.! Florence is a nurse which may help explain her calmness. At any rate we're all glad the party went well with no real surprises! Arlene Tinsley, Joyce Engslrom, Andree and Bonnie •«.sked Georiga Wilson over to Arlene's for cake and coffee to honor her on her birthday last week. At this writing Joyce and Goran Engstrom were looking forward to a visit from Goran's brother, Roy. his wife and their 2 month old boy. Roy Jr. They are driving in from St. Paul1 to show off the new baby to the many relatives who will gather at Joyce's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterson and their children Karen and Ricky will be here from Forest Lake. (The family will take this opportunity to celebrate Ricky's birthday.) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Engstrom of Oak Park will come and bring their little girl. Marikay. Goran's father. Btor Engstrom of Chicago, and Joyce's mother, Mrs. Klein of Chicago, are amons those who will be visiting at tli? Engstrom household. The Sohackis recently had the pleasure 'of having a sort of 'welcome home' celebralion for a friend just out of service. Minv friends and relatives we'-e on hand to welcome him and visit with him. John and Mary Lou Barry had a most ehjoyable evening when the\ attended Ihe' bowling banquet. ; Marie Pal ton* had a party in honor of the birthdays of both Michael: and Jackie on the fifteenth. Ail the "family was here to share in the^celebration. A few da\s later Jackie came down with the measles. Guess it's all a part of growing up! Jack's aunt was visiting with the Dal tons for a few days. On the day Marie and Jack drove her home they went on to Elmwood Park. Jack sponsored i Marie's brother, Kenny, who i was confirmed lhat evening. Marie is wondering why? why? why? is it she only won one of Ihe smaller prizes in a con lest when there were bigger ones to be won! McHenry Shorn ; S.S.A.C. Summer Events Listed By Clare Mueller, EV. 5-0553 It's going to be a busy summer for those who plan to attend all the events that will be going on for the people to participate in during the next several months. Listed below are the dates set by the Shores Social and Athletic club foj* their ! outings as presented at the rej cent meeting held in the Art • Rrunke home. Golfers Sunday, June 5, will be the men's golf meet, it is open to members and friends. If you plan on attending, give Art Cicchini, EV. 5-3436, a buzz. Sunday, July 17. has been set aside for the two ball foursome. It's lots and lots of fun. Plan now to make this a must. It's open to all the" guys and dolls. Fishing June 11 and 12 is the fishing contest. This is open to everyone in the subdivision. All children are eligible/An entry fpe is necessary for adult participation. This fee is to offset the cost of prizes that will be awarded to the winners. Remember the fun and prizes last \ear kids. Register with Sam Zeimet, 204 Kinley. Horseshoes Sunday afternoon, June 12, will be for the men of the community to compete for the barnyard golf title. Winners of the fishing lournament will be announced, so plan now for a family barbecue down at the beach that day. Jack Schmitl and Fred. Si ark will accept your horseshoe contest entry. ED'S RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repair* Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE SI 6 Front St. McHenry, Dl. 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The men pitched in later on in the early evening and by sundown the picnic area was in top shape -- evert to new grass seed planted and the addition of several shrubs. Sand will be brought in as soon as trucks can come in without bogging down. Our Children T h e c o n t r a c t o r s , b u i l d i n g new homes in the area, are asking for the cooperation of ill parents to restrict their children from homes under construction. Windows are broken, holes in walls and ceilings, insullation removed, etc., tin so replacements are running the cost of each up several hundreds of dollars. While warning your youngsters a^out this, remind. them also that it is a Federal offense to mutilate or, tamper with anyone's mailbox. Sick List At this ^writing, Jane Klein was scheduled to enter McHenry hospital to be placed into traction . . . John Korner had an appendectomy at the Harvard hospital •. •. . Herman Kobernus is home recuperating from an operation performed at West Suburban hospital . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Brod are in Tennessee visiting with a sick father who is seriously ill . . . Mrs. John Gale is in a Chicago hospital for observation . . . Joe Moravec is home from the hospital feeling much better. . . Shirley Lamerand heaved a sigh of relief when her cast was finally removed. Birthdays and Anniversaries Belated greetings to Bill "Pinky" Pinkonsly who celebrated his birthday last Sunday. . . His wife, Marge, will have one Friday. . . . Carl Kleine will celebrate his Sunday. . . . Ed Ofmnski's is Tuesday. . Delores and Fred Stark'have a wedding anniversary Friday. . . . Ing and Rill Corcoran will also celebrate theirs oil Tuesday. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore of Wonder Lake dropped in on the Poggensees to show off their nevy arrival. . . . Jerry Olbinski's sister with her hus- FIRESTONE DRY CHARGE BATTERY We Allow from $2.t)0 to $6.00 on Your Old Battery DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU GET OUR PRICES! McHenry Tire Mart WALT FREUND, Prop. 626 XV. 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