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Thursday April 6, 1961 THE McHEUST PLA1MDEALER Page FlfieM Sunnsyide Estates Johnny Raue Is Confirmed Pally Stevens - £V. 5-1256 &ttng Johnny Rau was confirmed in Zion Lutheran church in McHenry, Sunday, March 26. His godparents were his aunt, Mrs. Charles Lang, of Chicago and Edward Olsen, of Round Lake. His confirmation presents ' frcm the godparents were an outfit from head to toe from Mrs. Lang and a wristwatch from Mr. Olsen. Afterwards there was a dinner inwe Rau home to celebrate the event. Attending besides the godparents were his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Herman Rau, of Melrose Park and other aunts and uncles. Johnny received many lovely gifts on this day of days. Meeting Tonight!!! Tonight is that very important meeting of the Sunnyside EsSptes Homeowners association at 8 p.m. in the Johnsburg public school. Please come and listen to the report of recent events. There is also a new de- .velopment concerning the beach. As we have said before your support and help is needed to make our community a better place to live. . Sympathy We extend oilr deepest sympathy to Eleanor and John Fiedler on the death of her father. George Carins passed away. Friday, March 24, after eleven weeks in a hospital. Interment was Tuesday, March 28, in Chicago. Easter Vacation Jerry Zeiger l£ft Good Friday with his aunt and uncle, D<m>thy and George Michehl, of Northbrook, for Albany, Ga. They will be visiting Dorothy's brother, John Laschinski, and his wife, Esta, and expect to be gone all Easter week. Happy vacation, Jerry. Visitors Emma arid Gunnar Johansen were happy to have their daughter, Alice Sissman, and grandchildren, Susan and Martin, of Skokie for a few days visit recently. Good Neighbors Lu Davis was surprised on h e r b i r t h d a y W e d n e s d a y , March 29, when some of her neighbors came calling. On the doorstep stood Bernice Fry wit^i a birthday cake AND a clyso cake. To help with the eating were 'Loi& -.McDonald and her, mother, Mrs. Lundsberg, Emma Olson and Bessie Schwieger. The callers also took a gift for the birthday celebrant. Watch those calories, gals. A Night Out One of our young couples had a night on the town recently. Carol and Bob Lasnek met their friends, Jean and George Interante, in Chicago for dinner at a very posh restaurant. Later they went nightclubbing and had a wonderful time, so says Carol. Outstanding Clif and Andy Sabby have every reason to be very proud of their son, Leland. He teaches mathematics in Valley City high school in North Dakota and has been awarded a Shell merit fellowship to Stanford university this summer. I quote in part from another ^Jewspaper, "Mr. Sabby is qne of 100 outstanding high school mathematics and science instructors from the United States and Canada selected on the basis of merit and demonstrated leadership qualities to attend graduate level seminars at Stanford and Cornell universities. Both schools made their selections from among 1.000 applicants." It is very gratifying to see a young man so dedicated to his work and we will look forward to seeing Leland, his wife, Ina, and their four children when they visit Clif and Andy. Hoodwinked Alice and Ray Bieschke successfully hoodwinked her mother, Mrs. Dietrick, of Fox Lake, into going to Chicago with them so her family could have a surprise birthday party in her honor. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Dietrick's sister and husband, Millie and Ed Ehrenberg. Alice's two sisters and brother with their families were present as were other aunts and uncles. The gift to their mother was a bracelet with eight tiny dangling heads, each engraved with the name and birth date of a grandchild. There is one granddaughter and seven grandsons. Four in One Sunday, March 26, was a quadruple celebration in the Kropf household.. The. occasion was to celebrate Millie's and George's .birthdays, Joan and Stan Walczynski's anniversary and Easter. Enjoying Millie's good cooking were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Becvar, sister, Vi Crane, George's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max Kropf, and Joan, Stan and children. Easter Doin's Sophie and Frank Babarsky and daughter, Arlene, spent Easter Sunday in Chicago with their sons and families.' They also helped their granddaughter and niece, Cheryl, celebrate her first birthday which occurred on March 31. Bernadine and Bill Grist spent the day with Bill's mom on the far south side of Chicago. That Easter hat of Bernadine's Oh! la! la! The Felicettis, Rose, Tom and their 'teenagers, Rosemary and Louie, ate Easter dinner with their good friends, Veronica and A1 Williams in Chicago. Pat Spindler had her son, Jim, his wife, 'Rachel, their children, Niki and Mark ond Pat's brothe r-in-law, Art Lyons, for Easter dinner Granddaughter Niki stayed a few days longer with Grandma. but their two sons,' Donald and Frank, are "now married and' living in Chicago. The boys and their wives presented Sophie and Frank with a granddaughter and a grandson, as you can see by their beaming faces. Frank has his own business of crane servicing. Sophie enjoys cooking and homemkking while Frank just enjoys being at home. Christening Betty «nd Bob Lakowske be* came g od parents Sunday, March 26, when little Miss Cei-ette Louise Eneberg oi Lombard was christened at St. Pious X church in Roselle. Cerette is the first daughter of Betty's cousin, Joyce and her husband, Ralph. The Enebergs have three sons: Sick List Helen Wegner spent a few days in McHenry hospital for tests. My little friend, Monica Davis, has had tonsillitis and had to stay in bed. Adeline Zeiger is our latest flu victim. Get well quick, all of you! Wind Storm In the Wind storm of Monday, March 27, one could recognize the neighbors' belongings as they sailed by. Garbage cans Were rolling and the tops looked like flying saucers. One Of the casualties was the schoolshelter when it blew over. Those two "old faithfuls", Harold Palmer and/Walter Roy set it upright aritf repaired fthe damage. Birthdays Happy birthday, April 7, to one of our newest neighbors, Melvin Simmons. Our ever dependable Plaindealer carrier, Randy Kobus. celebrates his natal day on April 9. Eirthday greetings to that lovely lady,, Florence Wehrmann, on April 10. Verne Jost and 6 year old Donnie Rose blow out their candles on April 11. No anniversaries to celebrate again this $feek. Late News Debbie and Donna Noah took the train into Chicago Wednesday, March 29, to spend their Easter vacation with their maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mr?. Johnston. LaVerne, Kelly and children drove in Easter Sunday and brought the girls home. • i The Great Wall of China is often called the "Longest Cemetery on Earth' as it contains the remains of thousands of workers who died during its construction. BAY VIEW BEACH RESIDENTS WILL MEET APRIL 16 ' !> A meeting was held recently at the Bay View Beach community building to discuss the possibility of forming an organization to bring together the people residing in' Nunda township. On Sunday, April 16, ,at 2 p.m., an organizational meeting will be held at the Bay View Beach community building, Route 176, approximately one mile west . of Burton's Bridge, for the purpose of electing officers and directors and appointing a committee for the drafting of by-laws, membership and other matters of importance. , The idea of an organization of this kind is not a new one. In May, 1957, an organization was formed in the township in the territory east of the Fox river to the county line and roughly north from Route 176 to one mile south of the township line to try and solve a high school annexation problem. This problem had been, at the time, involved yr litigation through five different petitions and eight years of time. It was brought to a successful conclusion with the sixth petition in less than one year, only because of the strength and activity of the organization. This organization was called the Nunda Township'" Civic league and was. incorporated under the laws of the state of Illinois as a not-for-profit corporation and had as it stated purpose, 'To bring together the people residing in various s u b d i v i s i o n s w i t h i n N u n d a RUDY BECKER K 1 Mile East of the SkyHne Drive-In Phone EVergreen 5-2436 s SERVICE... For Most of She Popular Breeds BOARDING ... Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving Jtgwnship limits for the purpose of encouraging and furthering the progress of the territory; and to act collectively and Intelligently on matters of civic interest." Before the meeting closed, a temporary planning committee was formed to go further into the subject and 'come: up with, some recommendation. A rich man and his daughter are soon parted. BUILDING MATERIALS FREE ESTIMATES ON ... Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors Railings -- Gutters Roofing -- Siding Wall and Floor Tile Call FRANK GANS Representative 800 N. Riverside Drive EV 5-1878 - McHenry EAST PAYMENT PLAN Let's Go Visitin' This week we go to 309 May fair avenue to visit the Babarskys. Sophie and Frank and their children moved to Sunnyside Estates in November, 1956. The youngest and only daughter, Arlene, is still in school DR. HENRY REUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS COURS: DIILf 9 TO IS A.M. and 1 TO S P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen Cervair 700 Lakewood Statum Wapom Monta Club Coupe One of these Chevy Corvairs wants (in a friendly way, of course) Either of these Corvairs would make you a wonderful traveling companion. (Any of Corvair's ten budget-priced models would, for that matter.) The Lakewood Station Wagon earns its keep with a solid 68 eubic feet erf cargo space, 10 of it under that lockable hood. And the Monza Club Coupe, with its bucket-type front seats, lets you in on some ultra-comfortable driving. And they both handle and brake and perform beautifully. (Proof of the pudding is the way the '61 Corvair manhandled the recent Canadian Winter Rally, winning outright and taking the first five places in its class in this rugged 1,265-mile, test.) 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