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Thursday.- September 7. 1961 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALES Sunnsyide Estates BY-LAWS, CHARTER AND BETTER MAIL SERVICE DISCUSSED Polly Stevens - 385-1256 Tonight's meeting will be very important to each and evthe residents in our community! The proposed bylaws and constitution of the non-profit corporation charter for our community will be discussed. At the annual meeting in June the issue of forming a corporation was on Mie ballot and was favored by the majority of the voters. Since the election, steps have been taken by our new officers to carry out you^wishes. The workings of the new non-profit corporation will be explained in full at this meeting. A second maior topic at this meeting will be of special interest and benefit to the majority of our residents. This concerns the re-location and addition of new mail stops. A ptetn has been approved by f o s U r i a s t e r H e I t e r m a n n t o mail? it easier for you to pick A up your mail. No more biock ilong walks in the deep snow or anytime, as a matter of fact, ibut close to home delivery. Details and plans lor the early completion of this project will be taken care of tonight. Don't miss out on something that will save you shoe leather. In recenl weeks many projects- have been successfully underTlrken and as you see many hiore projects are forthcoming in the future. To this end \vt need YOUR HELP! Money is coming in slowly but we need a better response. If your block captain has not contacted you please contact Polly Stevens at 3S5-1256. Bernadine Grist at KV. 5-8548 or Jerry Olsen at EV. 5-5740 to ha>^ someone collect vour dues. We might also add to this that snow time will soon he Here. No snow plowing contract will lie signed unless the money is at hand. Early payment will insure plowing this year. Please don't jeopardize any worthwhile project by failure to pay your (iues. J We are grateful 1o thosc^of you who contribute, both finaicia^ and physical . aid to the success of the SEHO\. Boy Scout News Some of the Boy Scouts of Troof) 144 went on an overnight campout at Richmond, Satuidav, Aug. 2fi. Theii activities included an archery contest, compass course and ability with an axe among others. Those participating were Birftoavis and dad, Red; John Fiedler, Jr. and John, Sr.; Richard Fredricks, Mike Haflner, Laird Kayler, Jr. and Laird, Sr., and Chrv Palterson. The lads and dads were escorted by Leader Ray Jensen and Institutional Represen t a t i v e Ted Bierchen. Mike Haffner completed his requirements for second class. ^oop 144 visited the Niki sit'near Waukegan Saturday, Sept. 2 and were conducted on a tour of the base. The boys also enjoyed having lunch in the mess hall with (he missle men. A Happy Occasion Mr. and Mrs. James Haninger of Indian Ridge drive were happy to have their son. Dr. Gl^yi Haninger, two grand- Page Fifteen daughters and four grandsons for an all too short visit recently. The children enjoyed being spoiled by Grandma and Grandpa and swimming in some of our lakes. Dr. and Mrs. Haninger reside in Columbus, Ohio where he is an obstetrician. Vacationers Mary and Red Davis are taking advantage of their vacations to do a little gaddin'. They and their small-fry, Bill, Neal, Mark, Monica and Maureen, spent a few days with Mary's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doherty, in Moline. A day was spent at Brookfield Zoo and another day was spent visiting Field Museum. I wonder if Mark saw the "hippopossum" again at the zoo. her husband, Bill Wilke, and great-grandson, Richi, all of Chicago. The occasion was to celebrate Andy's birthday and Clif's and Andy's anniversary. They tantalized their neighbors with the aroma of good food cooked on the grill. holiday Hill* I .AST REMINDER OF OLD FASHIONED PICNIC SEPT. 10 Inez Young A Trip Jean Hammershoy took her two youngest children. Rosalyn and Ricky, for a two day visit to the Wisconsin state fair. They also visited Holy Hill, Wis., and climbed 200 steps to the steeple of the beautiful church' for the magnificent view of the countryside. VeekendW Pat Spindler's son, Jim, his wife, Rachel, and their children, Niki and Mark, of La Grange Park spent a recent weekend with Pat. The highlight of the visit was the celej brat ion of Jim's birthday with a big dinner and birthday cake. The following weekend Pat was hostess to her brother-inlaw, Art Lyons, and nephew, Edwin, of Berwyn. Let's Go Visitin' Let's go to visit the Felicetti family at 1717 W. Oakleaf drive. They moved to Sunnyside Estates from the northwest side of Chicago in July, 1957. There is Rose, Tom, 18 year old Rosemary and 19 year old Louie. Tom is a service man for a Chicago firm and enjoys g a r d e n i n g a n d p u t t e r i n g around their home. Rose is a wonderful cook and enjoys homemaking. Rosemary graduated from McHenry high school this past June and her ambition is to become a beautician. She enjoys bowling, boating and swimming. Louie has already started in the business w o r l d a f t e r g r a d u a t i o n f r o m McHenry high in 1960. He enjoys bowling and all other sports. Over-nlffhtcrs Millie Kropf's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Becvar, of Chicago came out for an-over-night visit recently. Returned Mr. and Mrs. William Schwieger and grandson, Dennie Banker, have just returned from a 2 week visit with their daughter and son-in-law and Dennie's aunt and uncle, Chrystal and Ed Stach, in Granite City, 111. New Arrival and Visitors One year old Richi Schank, first great-grandchild of Clif and Andy Sabby, has a new baby sister. 4 lbs., 1 oz., Donna Marie Schank was born Friday. Aug. 25. to Judy and Bernie Schank in Chicago. Sunday, Aug. 27, guests in the Sabby home were Clif's sister and brother-in-law, Jaunite and Herman Rivrud, brother, Homer Nelson, daughter, Inez, You'll Find A Complete Line Of <*> 'rowoc 3 Products and Materials For Your School Needs At Your Back-To - School Headquarters Swe EV 5-4500 I 1259 N. Green Birthdays Happy birthday to two new 'teenagers, Karen Rau and David Zeiger and to Keith Wegner on Sept. 7. Dick Gerke and Edward Marczyk celebrate their natal day on Sept. 8. Greetings to Dolores Gerstein on Sept. 11. Shirley Simmons chose Sept. 13 to blow out her candles. Anniversaries Belated greetings to newcomers, Barbara and David Weiman, who celebrated four years of marriage on "Aug. 25. Donna and Ray Jensen will celebrate three years of wedded bliss on Sept. 7. Dolores and Don Gerstein chalk up year number eight on Sept. 12, Happy birthday and anniversary to you all. Late News The championship dinner for the Braves was held in the Peterson home, Jak-Aiia Heights last week. The ten boys and their parents enjoyed the delicious spaghetti dinner with all the trimmings, even a decorated cake, especially for the occasion. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of a trophy to each and every one. The team's manager, Harold Palmer, thanked the coaches! and parents for their help and support during the season. This news was through the courtesy of a sweet, little messenger girl, Kasey Anderson. NEW APPOINTMENT Gov. Otto Kerner announced this week the appointment of Joseph D. Nicol as superintendent of Criminal Identification and Investigation in the Illinois Department of Public Safety, the appointment taking effect Sept. 1. James Christ ensen, who has been acting superintendent, will remain with the division as an assistant to Nicol. This is the last reminder about our old fashioned picnic held this Sunday at the River Beach. Remember, to get there take Sunset Drive all the way down to the river and turn left. You'll see the picnic area from t here. Ladies who promised cakes for the cake walk, please deliver to Shirley Haufe or Marie Pofratz on Saturday, Sept. 9. Be sure to bring the^kiddies along to the picnic so they can enjoy the pony rides and the magician. Teenagers will enjoy the dancing and games and Mom and Dad, well, they'll find lots of things to enjoy. How long has it been since you've • been to a good old fashioned I picnic like we used to have j when we were kid&2, Sounds j like fun? It will 'W! Don't I miss it. This Sunday, Sept, I 10. at the River Beach, startling at 11 a.m. "See you there. ; Stickers and Guest Cards Well, "Labor Day is past, and I for most of us the entertain- • ment season" is- about over. | There won't lie quite as man\ | guest cars coming in to use jour facilities. However, fishing season will still be lininu our channels. Be sure that | your car is identified by a ! Holiday Hills sticker. If you 1 don't have one, see Mrs. Erick- | son at 1408 W. Hickory street. | When you have guests, please | see that they have guest cards | or your identification card, to | make sure our deputy can recognize them as guests and not as trespassers. Read The Want Ad« Local Organization Now that school has started again most of the local organizations will resume meetings. Holiday Hills property Owners association will meet I on the third Monday of the | month, on Sept. 18. If yqu've J been wanting to join and just ! haven't gotten to it, why not ' try to make this meeting. Further news about this will reach you thru a newsletter. Holiday Hills Woman's club spread | faJjUl0US ]yUy\ collar! i „ I WASH 'N' WEAR | DRESS SHIRT $ convertible cuffs! I comparable value *5.00 to *5.95 CERTSFIEO WASHABLE by the American InstiMt of Laundering LUXURIOUS COTTON BROADCLOTH Fully Combed and Sanforized EXPENSIVE SINGLE NEEDLE TAILORING...plus rich, lustrous 100% cotton broadcloth... in a shirt that sells for $2.99! Neat, spread collar. Convertible cuffs, too! And it's compietely wash 'n' wear! Imported from the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong. Blue, Tan, Grey, Plain White and White on White meets the second Wednesday of the month on Sept. 13. Following the business meeting this month, the Rev. Wayne Leighty will present.a lecture and pictures on the Way of Life in India. It should be interesting to see the vast difference in their way of life from ours. Brownies and Girl Scouts have not set a definite date as yet but are looking for new recruits. Please watch this column for a definite date ami place for these meetings. Cub Scouts don't have a definite date either, but the Boy Scouts will be back at Wyczesanys on Friday evenings at 7:30. Dancing lessons will resume on Sept. 18 at the Abbink home at 1505 Evergreen. Lesson will be held on Mondays. The.. Pink Lady Auxiliary card club meets on the third Thursday of the month on Sept. 21. Neighborly Notes Susan, Marilyn and Ricky Ohm were visiting at the Young home for the second time this summer. They enjoyed their stay . earlier so much that .they came back for one more week of fun before heading back to Hinsdale and school again. There was a dual celebration at the Remis home on Holiday Drive Sunday. Aug. 27. Lorraine and Clarence celebrated his birthday and their wedding anniversary. There to help with the celebration were Walter Wener. Delores and Mayo Proefrock. Earline and Elmer Mettelka and Virginia and Henry Mroz. Lorraine Bemis, Ellen Erickson. Earline Mettelka and Bernice Malstrom enjoyed an afternoon out recently and took in a luncheon and style show at a restaurant in Crystal Lake Tuesdav, Aug. 29. tillage of Sunnyside PLAN SOCIAL MEETING NIGHT FOR SEPTEMBER 22 Therese Schneider - EV. 5-1298 Cards and games are planned for the Sept. 22 social so please mark this dale on your calendar and plan to attend. Each couple is to bring a "white elephant" and have il wrapped. Cub Scouts The Cub Scouts are looking for a den mother and if an>- onc is interested in being a den mother please contact Roberta Roggenbuck for further information. llospTfcii News Little Danny Williams went to the McHenry hospital Tuesday to have his tonsils taken out. Sodality The next meeting of the Blessed Virgin sodality will be Sept; 12. Visitors Anna Schneider , was surprised when her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman of Chicago, stopped in for a visit. Last Sunday the Met/gers were surprised to see Mr. and Mrs. John Diedrich and their two children from Chicago whom the Met/gers hadn't seen in 15 years. Visiting Beverly Boger has left on a vacation trip to Virginia to visit her brother. The Richard Schneider family went visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nick Justin Sunday and I everyone had a nice time. i The Lehmans had a wonder- 1 I'ul time in Chicago taking Jeff | and Gail to several places of i 1 amusement on their vacation.; I Pam Obstfelder spent an en-! j joyable day in Chicago at the i Museum of Science and Industry. . i Mr. and Mrs. Armin Obstfel- ! , der and children spent the Lai bor Day weekend visiting with i Sylvia's folks up in Phillips, Wis. Auto Musical Show The Val Patulas and Richard Schrecke of Ingleside attended the 1962 Nelson of Salem, Win. came to the Len Toepper home to celebrate the first birthday of Lorin Toepper. Birthdny Happy birthday to Mar> Jones who celebrated her birthday Sept. 5 and to Cindy Phlug "who will be four the seventh of September. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schultz who celebrated their nineteeth anniversary Aug. 24. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday to Karen Kern who will be four Sept. In and to Eleanor Moore on Sepi. 11. Also congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Cal Vyduna wtio will celebrate their twelfth anniversary. Smith's Alinement Service EI,MKR SMITH, Owner "Across from Ball Park in West McHenry" 1313 No. North Drive McHenry, III. • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING • WHEEL BEARINGS • BRAKES AND SHOCK ABSORBERS • MINOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS I%me EV 5-0724 ©r EV 5-4268 Plstakee Terrace News j Association Meeting ' The next meeting is schedfor Sept. 11 at S p.m. in the V\duna basement and the! raising -of funds will be dis- i cussed. Ladies Aid j Don't forget the Ladies Aid j meeting Sept. 14 at Marcia . .Patula's home. At this meet-] ing the name of your secret \ pal will be told to you. Also don't forget the luncheon Sept. 24. Hospital News Bernie Cisewski's mother, Mrs. Agnus Sedall. was in an ; •iccident on Rt. 12 as she was I .n her way to visit Bernie. | Mrs. Sedall was taken to the McHenry hospital. After she i •s released she will spend some ! ime with the Cisewskis. & Rely On Us To Send You A Cab Pronto Call us for quickest cab service. No matter what the weather may be, our Radio Dispatched Cab will or there within minutes. McHsiry Cab Ph. EVergreen 5-0723 2 Moil., Tues., Fri., Sat., 8 - 5 Tliurs. 8 - 9 by upp't. C^iaire A BEAUTY SHOPPE \'ITI N. (ireeii EV. *>-0010 Why do liair eolor experts mix colors? Colors in tints and rinses are blended for exciting personalized color results. CLARA ELEANOKE MARY ANN t We specialize in Buek-to-Sehool permanents for the kids 9 BEN FRANKLIN CLEARANCE I TREMENDOUS SAVIN©! SGME QTIMS 10 - 15% BELOW C©ST! MATI1NITY CLOTH V2! 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