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Pag«£weniy THE McHENRY Thursday. April 20.1961 Eastwood Manor Home Owners Meet At Barn Rosemarle Newlon Eastwood Manor Property (Owner's association meets tomorrow evening at the barn at 9 o'clock. There will be a discussion and voting on an amendment to the by-laws, so be sure to make it a point to be there to voice your opinion in this matter. Bridge Club Loi$ Krebs was the hostess for the Bridge club this week. She served a delicious c'licken salad. Lee Landin won first prize and Carol Hayes won travelling prize. Wedding Bells! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Radner announce the marriage of their daughter,'Sandra, to Dallas Rigler. Sandy made a lovely l»ride at a quiet ceremony in Wheaton. Bernie Huener and Bobbi Brown witnessed this beautiful occasion on April 8. Saridy and Dallas will reside in Wheaton. Lynn Marie Monahan, Kathy Newlon, Maureen McCormack and Debbie enjoyed a delightful luncheon of hotdogs, chips and cupcakes prepared by Debbie's mommy. The second party was a dinner party given by Grace Goffo. She also madi_ Debbie seven beautiful dressers. June and Lynn Stuart anJ their children attended this party. Laura Kellogg, Cathy Barry, Katherine Hawkins, Georgina Thienes, Diane Rogers, Laura Grom, Peggy Cary. Vicky Gruhn and Terry Baur joined Betsy Stephenson at a party to celebrate her six'h birthday. The young ladies enjoyed cake and ice cream, and played a few games. Delores Lawrence had a luncheon for Pat Kellogg's birthday last week. Winnie Hansen, Lois Krebs and Rosemarie Newlon were on hand to wish. Pat many more. JohnsbUrg PARISH LADIES ASKED TO HELP CLEAN CHURCH Betty Hettermann Church News! On Saturday, April 22, at 2:30 p.m., the opening meeting of McHenry County "Chain of Missions" sponsored by the County Ministerial association will be held at the Community Methodist church in McHenry. A discussion panel moderated by the Rev. Ellis L. Graves, returned missionary to Brazil, will also include the Rev. James B. Bowman returned missionary to Nigaria and the Rev; Joseph Moulton returned missionary to India. The theme of the meeting is "Into All the World Together". You are cordially invited to attend. On April- 25 choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. April Shower Georgia Wilson, Marilyn Salo and Jean McHale were the hostesses at a shower on April 7, given in Lee Landin's honor. Carol Rothes, Florence Tucker, Bonnie Biederer, Andrea Butker and Pat Borcovan were the guests. They enjoyed the lovely cake decorated with pink and blue booties. Surprise I'arty A going-away party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kissling of McHenry, l^st Saturday for Helen and Dan Mathes. friends from the Faith Presbyterian church came to bid Helen and Dan best wishes. At this time I would like to wish Helen and Dan the best of luck in behalf of all your neighbors who hate to see you leave. Happy Birthday To Pat Coughlin and Jerry Ryan on April 21 and to Fred Woodbury on the twenty-second. On April 23 Randy Roewer will be one year old and Kathy Monahan will be seventeen. Claire Noonan will be one year old and Sterling Weirich will be fifteen years old on April 25, Dan Mathes also celebrates on this day. On April 26 Sheri Landin will be five years old. Anniversary Congratulations to Howard Lottchea on April 23. On April 25 Norbert and Charlotte Patryas are to be congratulated. apH Myrtle Booster on April 21 and to Harold and Shirley Cnb Scout News Cub Scout Pack 454 went to O'Hare Field Saturday. They had a wonderful day touring a 707 jet and stood on the ramp and watched the jets take olt and fend. After all this excitement they stopped at a drive-in for hamburgers and coke. Election of Officers Brownie Troop No. 211 held election of officers at their last meeting, Debbie Garrelts is president, Ginny Engstrom is scribe and Lynn Newlon is treasurer. Kathy Durkin server] brownies to the girls. Neighborhood News Marilyn and Wally Stocking and their children and Warren and Lois Krebs and family attended a birthday party in Wonder Lake on Saturday. After the party they came back to the Krebs home and spent the evening together. Jerry and Lois Ryan and children had dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wonsik, Lois' mother and dad in Fox River Grove, Debbie Ryan is staying with her grandparents for a week. Lois and A1 Bianchi entertained Mr. and Mrs. Busch and family last Sunday. Lydia Fenner, Lois McCormack and Rosemarie Newlon attended St. Patrick's Mothers club on Tuesday. Films were shown by . Mrs. Peter Justen on her tour of Europe. Sport News The Northern Illini Bowmen will have their annual open house on Saturday, April 22, at 8:15 at the American Legion in McHenry. Films will bf shown and refreshments will be served and there is no admission charge. I'm grateful for all the calls have received this past week, keep them coming. If any mother is interested in helping with Brownie Day camp, contact me, EV. 5-2892. See you at the barn tomorrow night? During the Civil War, the Confederates made a doublebarreled cannon, with the barrels angling outward a bit. The idea was to put a cannonball in each gun, hook them together with a 50 or 75 foot chain, fire them together, and let the chain mow down enemy soldiers. It didn't work. It is now on display on the courthouse lawn of Athens, Ga. Birthday Doings Debbie Olson was a real lucky young lady last week When two parties were given in her honor. Susan Garrelts, Brian Rohrer, Barbara Krebs, MflNCT MOWN §r mm NOW on 2 plus re-usable Handy-Pack BOL§>IR,S 103 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 All the ladies of St. John's parish, especially the mothers of First Communicants are urged to be in church on the morning of April 25. The ladies will join forces to clean the church in preparation for First Holy Communion4 on May 7. The more help that comes on this day, the faster the job will be completed. All helpers are asked to come prepared with their own buckets, scrub brushes and rags. Please do n« t bring any detergents as the cleaners will be distributed at the church. If for some reason you can not be present on thip day, any donations to defray the cost of the cleansers and detergents will be greatly appreciated. Lunch will be served at noon to all the workers. Donations of pies, cakes or food of anytype will be greatly received also. say that just about everyone knows their son, Charlie, made his debut with the San Francisco Giants recently. Charlie has played with the minor league teams for several years and had his first crack in the majors when the Giants opened in San Francisco. Our very best wishes for future luck is extended to him and we all hope thojjse next few weeks will see him continuing in the fashion he is noted for. His wife, Pam, and young daughter, Stephanie, are keeping their fingers crossed th&t everything comes out right. News of the Brownies Troop 378 enjoyed a very active afternoon of roller skating on April 9. Several of the parents and the troop leaders joined in on the activity. , At last Tuesday's meeting, this troop made invitations which they presented to theii mothers to invite them to the annual Mother-Daughter tea The tea will be held on May 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the community club hall. Installation to be Held The juvenile girl Forester* will hold installation of officii s next Sunday, April 23, beginning at 1:30 in the afternoon in the community club hall. Each member attending at this time, except those on the committee, are asked to bring twenty-five cents for refreshments. - - "Busting Their Buttons" And with good reason, I might add. Of course I'm referring to George and Olivia Hiller. Without reservations, I Solicits for Rummage Mrs. Harriette Marshall has once again taken on the task of collecting rummage h) this immediate area. The rummage collected along with pother things will be placed on sale at the Methodist church in McHenry on April 27 and 28. Please call Harriette at EV. 5- 1476 if you have anything for the rummage sale. She will be most happy to pick it up. Girl Scout News At their meeting prior to Easter, troop 408 colored eggs which were put in a decorated basket and distributed to the patients of the Villa Rest Home. The girls have been doing a lot of practicing on their skit which they will present at the M o t h e r-Daughter tea next month. Bowmen Present Program The Northern Illini Bowmen invites the public to attend their annual open house program on April 22. T"his event will commence at 8:15 in the American Legion hall. Entertainment will be provided and refreshments will be served. There is no admission charge for this program. Sewing Guild Meets The Pink Ladies Sewing guild met at the home of Mae Siadek in McHenry last Friday where they enjoyed a dessert luncheon. Members on hand at this time were: Celia Blake, Isa Braenne, Marion Carlson, Lilah Jordan, Tess Kelly^JVIa- Book Mobile Popular Well received in its first two visits to Lakemoor is this book exchange mobile, which is operated under a state program which offers the service to communities who desire it. The program has also made possible for the library in the newly formed McHenry-Nunda district to borrow books which would not otherwise be available to readers of the area. The state mobile unit is located at the Lakemoor fire house one day every six weeks. ^ v **yr r. Sf-Sf n T < .35, , f '4s % 1 m •£* o I lih" * **>«. .. ' V > \jr \ A rush of powerin the hush of luxury Just toe the pedal and off you go. Instantly. Without strain. Swift as a bird. And as the miles fly by, suddenly you sense the luxurious silence of Buick's great new Wildcat V-8. Realize it whispers as softly at expressway speed as it does at 30. Because it's been streamlined--inside and out--to give you more go (but on less gas!). And it's teamed up with a new, trigger-quickTurbine Drive (at no extra cost!) that's smoother and quieter than ever. But Buick pampers you in other ways, too. With lavish room for heads, shoulders and legs. Wider doors and flatter floors. Deeper, softer seats. Body by Fisher. The elegant Clean Look of Action. Sound like your type? See your Buick Dealer today. '61 BUICK Exciting new proof. . . icha\ better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW . . . Your Quality Buick Dealer in McHenry is: R. I. OVERTON MOTOR SALES. 403 M Stat - --_• tig mhftbaI fig volu#sJ See yew iulek Dtahr for Doubl* ^Check Uied Cowlbel Martin and Margaret Bolin, all of McHenry^ Nellie Bergener, Esther Knapp and Agnes Koman of Johnsburg; Marge Moreth, Vi Schuble and Lorraine Lindemann of Pistakce Highlands. Congratulations Corner Belated anniversary greetings to Pat and Mary Hiller who celebrated 30 years of "togetherness" on April 15. April 14 is the date shared by Norbert Hiller and cousin Leroy Hiller as their natal day. Alvin Freund did his birthday celebrating on April 15. Belated birthday wishes to Kay Hiller who observed her birthday jon April 7. Richard Dehn has a milestone coining on April 21, while his mother-in-law, Hilda May, has reason for celebration on April 25. Frank Freund was guest of honor at a dinner party held in his home last Saturday evening in celebration of his birthday. The actual date was April 11 though. Joining in on the festivities were Miss Catherine Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Freund, Mrs. Martha H. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Henry NeH, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Tony M. Freund. Around the Town The Johnsburg rescue squad was called out last Wednesday to Sunnyside. "Pat" Patterson's son fell-with, his bike and suffered a possible broken leg. A phone call from their son, Bill, let Ruth and Bill Martinec know that he is now in Key West, Fla. Young Bill had been near Cuba recently with the Navy. Richard and Catherine Dehn braved the snow last Sunday when they travelled to Chicago. They were the proud godparents for niece, Christine Davis, when she was baptized at 2 o'clock service in Maternity R.V.M. church. Recently named as a member df 1961 May fete committee at Northern Illinois university, was Charlene Freund, daughter of Leo and Martha. Charlene, who is a sophomore, will be in charge of campus decorations for the festivities May 19, 20, and 21. Don't forget to get your reservations in for the ladies night banquet sponsored by the community club on May 1. Emitt Hansen is the fellow to see. Luncheon is Served „ The officers and members of St. John's Home and School association are "sponsoring "a luncheon and card party Thursday, April 20, qt 11:30 a.m. Tickets may be purchased from any of the officers or room mothers. Why not get a group together and come over to the community cltub and have some fun. Proceeds of the afternoon will go towards replenishing the school library. Welcomes New Addition; A long awaited event climaxed last Sunday afternoon for Grace and Don Wolf at the Woodstock hospital. They became parents of a very petite young lady who weighed 5 lbs., 14 ozs., at birth. Jacqueline Ann is the name chosen for the newest member of the Wolf household. Three big brothers are awaitfng the time when they can exercise the right to protect their little sister.* HOLY FAMILY CHURCH PLANS FOR Twenty-one families of the ^Church of the Holy Family met Sunday night at o p.m. for a spaghetti dinner, prepared and served by the Men's club of the church. After dinner, reports were given by the various officers and committee chairman of the church. Mrs. Louis Winn reported that a rummage sale would be held early this summer by the women's auxiliary and that many interesting meetings have been planned for the future. The women's auxiliary meets on the second Wednesday of. each month. Mrs. Erica Olson reported that the junior altar guild made Easter gifts for the pediatrics ward at Victory Memorial hospital. Bud Ford, chairman of the grounds committee, reported that the ground improvements would begin as soon as the weather cleared. Father Fish reported that church attendance had increased this lenten period. Confirmation will be May 7 and Bishop Burrell will officiate. Mrs. Hazel Fish asked everyone to see the pictorial history of the Church of the Holy Family and to purchase a copy of the history. The money to be used for the organ fund. ' The deepest known lake in the world is Baikal, Russia. Next to Crater Lake, Oregon, and Tahoe, California. Lakemoor List Library Hours In Area David Heckmann EV. 5-0582 Congratulations are in order. Our girls Marion Sulbk and Connie Johnson won their posts as trustees on the library board. I am posting the library hours again because of a slight oversight previously; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, J2 to 5; Thursday evening, 7 to 9; Saturday afternoon, 1:30 to 4:30. Bookmobile Kent Acres and Eastwood Manor be on the lookout, the Bookmobile will be in your locality April 22. Eastwood Manor, 9 30 to 10:30 a.m.; Kent Acres, 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. The response both to our own library and the Bookmobile is very gratifying to say the least. There is no finer way for our young citizens of to morrow to learn appreciation of the finer things of life than from good books, and their proper use. A vote of thanks should be extended to the young people who give freely of their time to serve you; the public, both at the library and with the Bookmobile. Sick List I Marion Sulok just returned home from a short sojourn in the hospital. Let's pray tha^t this writing Marion is well oil the mend. Mrs. Alberta Brossman has been on the sick list also, misery loves company. Come oil girls, that's no way to be, shake the blues and come out in the sunshine. Travelers Return Oujr three travellers, Cheryl Wolfe, Laverne and Fraqjis Tfickolus, returned last wots from their trip to Washington and New York. According to all reports they had a wonderful time. The movie about Lewis and Clark expedition is expected to gross as much as the entire Louisiana Purchase cost us-- about $20 million. 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