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i'age Twenty THE MCHENHY PLMNPEALEB Thursday, April 5, 1962 Village of Sunnyside Garbage Litters Village Streets Eola Doppmeior 385-6810 Garbage is the discussion this week! You have, I have it, everyone has it, even the president of our country has it, but why in the village do we H&Ve 'to Serve it, "TcStTeved around the streets" A report has been made that ^arbaye is being set out too early for pickup. This consequently yives the Wind or stray dflgs SYid' -cats the opportunity to disburse the garbage in various directions giving ourl otherwise attractive Village a slum appearance. The $anie report concluded. that garbage cans are being left in front of homes after pick-up. Please return all containers to their 'proper place as soon as possible after the pick-up has been made. | Girl Scouts , ' Mrs. Mangold, co-leader, of Troop 408 was welcomed back to the meet ins; and is reported . as doing nicely after the bad fall she had taken. Last week it was agreed that the Girl Scout who furnishes the treat at the meetings also bring a guest. The treat was supplied by Mary Lynn Meyers and her guest Was Mary Ellen Friend, i Many projects toward buduos • were worked on. the main one ; being 1 he,roller skating badge. A dance on skates is in the making and the girls will have j ft "down pat" by April 9. This J date is an important one, because mom and dad will be invited to a roller skating party in McHenry at which time they will be given the opportunity to see their daughters dance on skated. Our Scout reporter. Diane Oeffling. is sporting a sling this week. Seems th^t the last bit of snow was the cause of her falling and breaking tier collar-bone, however, at this writing the mending job seems to be doing quite well. fulfill a greater understanding of their distant neighbors in foreign countries around the world. The girls have been and will be bringing foreign objects, such as clothing, glassware, jewelry, etc., from different countries abroad. Lemme stick routines and a rug which in color will be that of the Brownie flag, projects fir the neighborhood fair, were worked on. Cookie hostesses for this meeting were Audrey Seliga and Leonie Schnieder. Sorry I didn't have the Brownie report this week, but now that proi>er information has drifted over my. way the Brownies shall resume the report next week. \ Brownie News ' Officers at the meeting of Brownie Troop 150 this past week were; president, Connie J a b l o n s k i : s e c r e t a r y , L i n d a Hosier and treasurer, Kathy Harrington. "When 'ere You Make A Promise" was the new song that the Brownies learned along with a review of old songs. "World Association" was the topic which was read in part from their Brownie books. The subject is to help the girls Scout Leaders Meet All area Scout leaders were recently invited to an afternoon session by the Art's Workshop Caravan at the American Legion hall. The session pertained to further and better progression of guidance in Scout leadership. Amo|m the twenty-four women present, were, Alice Bicschke and Sylvia Von Obstfelder of Brownie Troop 150. Five teachers were on hand to pass on Scout songs, new methods in creative dancing and many more activities too numerous to mention. One of the highlights at the meet ing was when everyone in attendance. with no previous lessons. sang Grace in Japanese. A very educational afternoon full of fun was enjoyed by all. Little League Any of you young fellows who are planning to play with the Little Leaguers this year must register before April 15. If you are interested, you may go to Mr. Smith's garage in Johnsburg where registration can be made. Remember now, April 15 is the deadline so hop to it! of women sponsored by her firm in a Chicago tournament? Well, if you do, I just got the results -- Irma's team placed. This lucky lady has some prize money on the way. Betcha she'll spend it on more bowling in order to keep that average up. That a girl Irma- Village Visitin' Cook takes a holiday! In this story the cook is Betty Lehman and the holiday was last Tuesday. Actually, it all started on Monday night when she attended the St. John's Home and School meeting. A cooking demonstration was given and several prizes consisting of food were given away, one of which was a pre-cooked delicious Rock cornish hen dinner that Betty received. Pretty good pickins' I'd say- Bowling Notes Remember last month when you read about Irma Gunther bowling along with five teams Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metzger treated themselves to a short trip to Waukegan this past week where they joined in on a birthday party for Mrs. Metzger's aunt. Mrs. Helen "Harrer. Esther Schneider, a recent surgical patient at the McHenry hospital, is now home and recovering very nicely. Beverly and Wally Boeger are the lucky parents of a new baby girl. The new pinky arrived on March 27. Their son sure is going to have his hands full what with three sisters to look after. Sorry I couldn't be more explicit with this article, but.it is the extent of my find- Anniversary We here., in the village would like to pass on to Bud and Sylvia Von Obstfelder our wannest wishes for a very happy anniversary. The likeable couple will celebrate their nineteenth wedding anniversary on April 9. They have made their home in the village for the past eight years and have three lovely children, Pam, 16, Debra. 9 and Ray. 6. Also with them here is Bud's mom, Mae. Birthdays Best wishes for a happy birthday go out to Mrs. Ruby Crowley, April 4; Clara Cammarata. April 7; Betty Lehman, April 9 and Mike Fritz, April 11. PISTAKEE TERRACE First Snow Then Water Water seems to be the. chief interest of the people who live near it these days. No water damage has been reported at the time of this writing, but, it certainly is threatening to say the least. Living near the water has its hazards as well as living on the high land where severe wind is the challenge. It seems that men will always be matching wits with some unknown force no matter where he makes his home. For now, we here on the channel and on the river must don our hip boots and hope for the best, look for the worst and take what comes! Volley Ball Champs At the first Lakes conference tournament held at the Johnsburg grade school, March 29, the Johnsburg Junior volley ball team were the victors! Susan Benoche and Cheryl Stahlman were on the winning team. Two great little players these gals. Congratulations Johnsburg and keep up the victories. I.adies Auxiliary The auxiliary meeting has been changed to take place at the home of Pat Merhaut on April 12. Bernie Cisewski due to illness will be unable to take the meeting as previously planned. Let's all turnout for this one ladies and have a real interestirig meeting. See you there! Terrace Tid Bits Barb and Chuck Childers and family, past residents of the Terrace, surprised Val and Marsha Patula with a visit last week. The well remembered couple presently of Chicago sent their best regards to all IE Y R RADIATOR NEEDS REPAIRING WEIL FIX IT! At radiator work, we're tops! Anything from a little crack to a big gash, we'll repair with precision. as l@w as $4.0® IfcHiNRY AUTO BODY Phone: 385-0444 4704 W. Rt. 120 (Lakeland Park) McHenry, 111. CABS and TRUCKS -- PROMPT SERVICE COMPARE! Let us vote to elect the best man for our first congressman in the new 12th congressional district! COMPARE!... HERE is ROBERT McCLORY'S RECORD compared with CANDIDATE B compared with CANDIDATE C compared with CANDIDATE D compared with CANDIDATE E compared with CANDIDATE F compared with CANDIDATE G <D > *-> 4--' c <1) </> a> v. a. <D cc <D *t-o> CD O c a) 'u (1) Q. X LU <1) > •*-> 03 (/> c (0 £ <D <D •4--» ro F o E HH---- o o o Q. -*-» o SI r U) o0) . LCL h- X X w m o 73 <D O XI </> P C £ ° z <0 114 ROBERT McCLORY the man for and were sorry but time prevented them the opportunity to greet you. They hope to see you all at the May dance. The Tom Merhauts are a proud pair this week. Not only did their daughter, Marcia, celebrate her second birthday on March 27, but to add to the festive day Pat's sister, Mary Voitman, made Pat an aunt and Tom an uncle. John Paul is the welcomed nephew's name. Several ladies from the Terrace attended a demonstration recently given at the home of Laverne Mierzwa. The ladies enjoyed visitation and the warm hospitality of their hostess, Laverne. Wayne Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hillman, has been home from work for the past'two weeks with an injured back which he obtained during employment. Therapy treatments given to him have been iving him some relief. We all hope to hear that Wayn^ will soon be well. (Me too -- I'm his sis). Friends and relatives called on the Benoches last weekend to join in on a celebration. T^he affair was for Joe and his laughter, Jeannejo. Jeannejo's birthday was April 1 and dad's followed on April 4. A grand time was had by all and that tatenient can be proved by mom. Jean, 'cause like all NOTICE Christian Science services are held every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Building, 1309 N. Court St., McHenry. All interested are welcome to attend. nfoms she was the chief cook and bottle washer! New Arrival Belated congratulations are in store for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wadlecki this weel?. The fortunate folks are the parents of a new 6 lb., 3 oz. baby boy, Russell Edward. The blue bundle was dropped via stork at the Woodstock hospital on March 14. That makes an even two pinks and two blues for the Wadleckis. At home are Ricky, Jane and Jennie. Anniversary Our very best wishes for a happy anniversary go to the William Kerns on Riverdale Drive. They will celebrate their thirty-ninth wedding anniversary on April 11. Bill and Marie, who along with their son, Jerry, came to the Terrace about five years ago, are practically pioneers of our young subdivision. Their lovely home whiqh is located along the river was one of the first to be built in the Terrace. See you next week?? It's very difficult to leave* footprints on the sands of time with bedroom slippers. The U. S. Mint is about the only manufacturing concern that makes money without advertising, or paying taxes on it. NAME INSCRIBED The name of William J. Bolger, who was a local delegate to the Democratic national convention held at Chicago in 1960, is to be inscribed upon a bronze plaque which is to be presented to President Kennedy. The plaque is to commemorate the historical event of Mr. Kennedy's nomination. < There's very little that's common, to common sense. NOW ©PIN! Coin Operated Prf Cleaning Attended from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Daily--9 a,m, - 4 pjn. Sundays Riverside Driwe laundromat Phone EV 5-3115 1404 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. Reward Faithful Service - Ask for Vote lor Xl John Nink Sr. Ballot Democratic Candidate State Repreiefiteti 32nd District >uHulli> Ogle and -- ON of my pledges -- lb p®ss3aie the imkssMall expansion ctf As Mml PzESsfct, thus mw jobs Sw So to* • Tuesday, April 10 M of Bochetle Khwmis sxd Chamber of Gommmm, gem*d cbafcon of the RocheMe centennial, chairman of the special gift oomrnrttee of the /American Cancer society* former resident of D^taib, fife-twne member of the hoyal Order of the Moose, member of the DeKa&> and RochelSe Knights of Colum- DeK=?b Fraternal Order of Eagles, mmnhm of Spodsaeejo's dub, Veterans of ami ttas American Legion. pd. pal. adv. Coming to All McHenry Seven-Fngure Dialing starts April 29 You've probably seen numbers like this -- 385-9981 -- because some McHenry phones have them now. On April 29, all McHenry phones will have a sevenfigure number. These new numbers will be made up of the present two-letter prefiv "EV," converted to its numerical equivalent "38" -- plus the last five figures of the present number. It's easy to dial seven-figure numbers. You just dial) seven figures (385-998D instead of two letters and five figures. The new-style numbers are being introduced in McHenry because population growth and new telephone services demand more usable number combinations than the present letter-number system allows. In time, all the nation's phones will have seven figures -- yours gets into the swing of things, April 29. ILLINOIS BELL Q TELEPHONE 1311 N. Court Street Phone: 385-9981