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Page Ten THE McHENRY RLAINDEALER Village of Sunnyside Stork Stops At J Jablonski Home Betty Lehman 385-6366 Thomas Steven arrived at McHenry hospital, July 13. He weighed in at 9 lbs., 4 ozs. His brothers and sisters are tickled as'can be with this little fella. Ringwood LOCAL GIRL VISITS PEN PAL IN MEXICO Lor Brennan - W.L. 2045 Busy Sunday The Gunt hers had a busy Sunday. Daughter, Barbara, her husband and their new daughter, Jean Marie, came for a few days. Also on Sunday son. Bill, his wife, Joyce, and theii; two children, Denise and Laura, Bill's brother, Barnc-y, his wife. Marie, came for the day. Birthday Wishes To Roberta Roggenbuck on,j July 24; Sylvia Von Obstfelder on July 26; Michael Williams on the twenty-eighth; Laura Muleski on the thirtieth; Charles Herman and Hazel Mao Laughlin on the ttfirty-first. Camping Cory Patlerson and Richie Fredrick spent the last week at the Boy Scout Camp Lowden at Oregon. Juvenile Foresters Picnic Will be at Wilmot Park on Aug. 1. Please get your permission slips from any of the directors. Katie Dehn, Nancy Weber or Lou LaBay. Visitors Please If any of you have five or ten minutes to spare please take a walk over to see and talk to Mrs. Tucker. She will have to be confined to her home for about three months, and time goes very slowly when you are alone. It was quite a vacation for Pat Low this month, a trip to Mexico, accompanied by Mrs. Vale Adams. Two years ago, Pat's folks, Walt and Doris Low went to Mexico and met a very nice pen pal for Pat. For the past two years Pat has been corresponding with her in hopes of some day meeting in person. This year her dream came true. They flew from O'Hare Field in Chicago on July 9, destination: Mexico. Mrs. Adams and Pat had a most enjoyable trip spending time with Pat's pen pal. On July 14 tfiey departed for O'Hare field and were met by Pat's folks. The girls have hopes of meeting again in the not too distant future and, keeping up their friendship. Last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thomas were breakfast guests in the Walter Low family. Over many cups of coffee, a "Mexico" talk was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas had been to Mexico two years ago with the Lows, so Pat had lots to tell them about. returned home to Chicago with the above on Sunday evening. Bridal Shower in Pope Home Mrs. Dorothy (Pope) Petsha was guest of honor at a bridal shower held in the Pope home by her sister, Miss Judy Pope, on Thursday evening. She was showered by many lovely and useful gifts after which a delicious luncheon was served. former Carol Engta, now of Belvidere. St. John Carnival Don't forget the carnival and dinner Aug. 3-4-5 at the community hall in Johnsburg. Beatty-Low Reunion The family reunion of the Beatty family was held Sunday at the Walt Wilcox home in Woodstock. Among those from here attending were Grandma Beatty, Mrs. Viola Low, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low, Pat, Donna, Linda, Susie. Pam, Tommy and Ray. Grandma Beatty also celebrated her birthday on Tuesday. She was 91 years young. Happy birthday wishes go out to Grandma, who is enjoying her good health and her family. Vacation The Ray Harringtons and their children spent two weeks fishing in Minnesota and took time out to go to Canada. It will be a well remembered vacation. Due to yours truly just getting home from two weeks vacation the column will be short this week. I will be back on my toes socn. . . Thank you. PISTAKEE TERRACE NEWS The road committee consisting of Cal Vyduna, Roy Erickson. Bill Stahlman, Marvin Phillips and James Bush has begun to study the needs and considering bids for the resurfacing of May avenue. Women's Auxiliary The Women's auxiliary bake and fancywork sale will be held July 28 at 10 a.m. at the home of Mary Mecko, 1301 W. Circle drive. Welcome We welcome two new families to the Terrace. Joining us at 1010 W. Oakleaf avenue are Russell and Dorothy Parker and daughters, Kathleen, age 12, Barbara, 11, and Lori Lyn. 5. They formerly resided on the northwest side of Chicago. He is a routeman for a laundry in that city. Moving from Addison, 111., into the home at'1018 W. Eld- • er avenue formerly owned by the Staszewskis are Jean and Paul Fedorchak and daughter, Nicole, age 6 weeks. He is a salesman for a glass firm. Births Harriet Phillips became an aunt again when her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson of Elmhurst were blessed with a baby girl, 5 lbs., 2 ozs. on July 13. Vacationers Many from the Terrace have been vacationing both at horftc and away. Jean and Joe Benoche, Jeannie and Susan, spent a weekend in Louisville, Ky„ visiting Joe's grandfather. Joe Waener. Joe's niece. Joanne Locke of Clarendon Hills, spent several days with the Benoches. They and their house guests attended a barbecue at the home of Joe's mother, the Chester Crowleys of Sunnyside Village, honorine Verna Welch of Northlake who was visiting the Crowleys. Cindy Kettner and daughter, Linda, have returned from a two-week stay with her parents in Carroll. Iowa. Bob drove out the last weekend to bring them home. The Bob Froehligs enjoyed his week's vacation at home. Fishing took up most of Ewald Pradelski's time but Virginia and the children managed to corral him for a day at the zoo. Mitch and Ronnie Sabaj and sons along with Louise Jankowski, Pat Merhant and Marcia spent a day 3t Brookfield zoo and another picnicking at Cedar lake where Tom Merhant joined them for lunch before the rains fell. Helping Agnes and Howard Secord enjoy their vacation was their house guest the Senior Mrs. Secord from Milwaukee, Wis. Hawley Reunion Another family reunion was held on Sunday. This one in Madison, Wis., in the John Woodward home. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley of our fair town, along with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall, Mark and Gary of McHenry joined with the John Woodward family for the gala get-together. Birthday Greetings Dorothy Kay Aissen celebrated her eleventh birthday last Tuesday. Grandma Beatty celebrated her ninety-first. Mike Hogan has reached his sixteenth. Best wishes to all. 500 Club A 1 p.m. dessert luncheon was held in the Mrs. Flora Carr home on Thursday for the 500 club. Mrs. Ruby Shepard was high. Mrs. Bud Whiting was low. Picnic at Bowmans Mrs. Martha Bowman of Chicago, spent the weekend at the home of her son and family, the Fred Bowmans. On Sunday a picnic was held for her at Bowmans, with the following attending: Mrs. John Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kotis, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Powers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Paget and family all of Chicago. Mrs. Bowman Anr • her guest in the Terrace was Roy's niece, Linda Eickof of Niles, visiting the Erieksons. Recent dinner guests of her niece, Harriet, and her husband, and Marvin Phillips, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins of St. Petersburg, Fla. Jim Vyduna, after returning from a three week visit with relatives at Barnesville. Minn., has been spending several days with his grandfather, George Vyduna at Long Lake. Liz Schmidt and children of Berwyn and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stahl of Algonquin, surprised Grace Gavin with a visit on Monday. Liz and Grace are friends from grade school days but hadn't seen each other for six years. Sick List A speedy recovery is wished to Wayne Walters who was taken by his family to McHenry hospital due to a back ailment. We are pleased to report Bob Kattner is back to work after a short hospital stay. Barb Zamastil's four week old nephew, Chuck Zimmerman of Lombard, underwent an operation and we hope he is doing fine. Bobby Moore received what might have been a most serious cut from glass in a garage door. It required twenty-eight stitches but the doctor assures Eleanor and Jim that no damage seems to have been done to nerves. Sympathy We wish to extend our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wadecki of Riverdale on the death of his mother, Mrs. John Wadecki, following a long illness at Weiss Memorial hospital. Birthday Wishes To George Mecko, Sr.. July 27. Classmates Get Together After ?? Years Apart Lots of girl and family talk went on last Monday at the Johnsburg home of Mrs. Donna Dowe Maulis. A picnic dinner and chit-chat is planned for the four classmates who are: Mrs. Earl Sonnemaker, the former Mary Hogan; Mrs. Marion Bigelow, the former Marion Blake, now of Ohio; Mrs. Donna Dowe Maulis, the former Donna Dowe of McHenry and Carol Slove, the Giant Rooters Last Tuesday evening, Mary Ann and Jim Wegener anil Bob, Lor, Bobby and Patty Brennan went to Braves Stadium at Milwaukee, Wis., to cheer the San Francisco Giants on to victory. Charlie Hiller of Johnsburg, who is the Giant second baseman, is quite well known around here. It's always nice to have someone you know make good in the major leagues. It was a beautiful night at the stadium as we c h e e r e d t h e G i a n t s a n d Charlie. judges for the Miss, McCulldm Lake contest held last Saturday evening at the beach | house, and next Saturday will | find her one of the judges at Wonder Lake for their contest. Little League Our Ring wood youngsters are doing quite well and enjoyi n g t h e m s e l v e s a t L i t t l e League. Try to see a game or two if you are cut for a drive some evening. All games start at 6:30 p.m. at the McCullom Lake beach. For next week, games are as follows: July 31 - Yankees vs. Pirates; Aug. 2 -- Yankees vs. Sox. Visitors Tuesday dinner guests in the L. E. Hawley home were Mr. Our Dairy Princess Called On as Judge Miss Pat Hogan, our Dairy i and Mrs. Frank Hawley, Mr Princess, is a pretty busy gal | and Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crysthese days. Aside from her j tal Lake, Andrew Hawley of dairy promotion, she has been j Fox Lake Grove, Edwin Hawcalled upon to be one of the ! ley of Tucson, Ariz., and Mrs. Marion Reinwall and sons, Gary and Mark. Mrs. Radar and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Freund of McHenry were callers in the Mrs. Nellie Hepburn home on Wednesday. Dorothy Kay Aissen has returned to her home after spending several days in the home of her brother and family, the Dick Aissens, at Pistakee Bay. On Thursday afternoon Mr. ans Mrs. L. E. Hawley were callers in the Mrs. Marion Reinwall home at McHenry. Mrs. Ruby Shepard was a Sunday guest in the home of her daughter and family, the Allen Aingers, in Hebron. Mildred Terwillegar of Chicago was a supper guest of Mrs. Nellie Hepburn on Wednesday. Callers in the afternoon were Miss Geneva and later, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of DesPIaines. Also on Wednesday Mr. Schaefer called in the Mrs. Nellie Hepburn home. On Wednesday after noon, Mrs. Martha Bowman of Chicago, Mrs. John Ehlert, Mrs. Fred Bowman and Nancy Bowman were visitors in the homes of relatives at Wilmot, Wis. Mrs. James Wegener, Mrs. Helen Winn of Richmond and Mrs. Betty Leonard of Lake Geneva, Wis., called on Mrs. Don Smart of Waukegan. Mrs. Arcada of Chicago, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Freund of McHenry were callers in the Mrs. Ruby Shepard home on Wednesday afternoon. Callers in the Mrs. Nellie Hepburn home on Tuesday afternoon were, Mrs. Miles Jerousek and son, Paul, of Melrose Park. On Thursday evening /ir. and Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake and Edwin Hawley of Tucson, Ariz., were callers in the L. E. Hawley home. 'Thursday, July 26, I9B2 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Page of McHenry were supper guests in the Mrs. Ruby Shepard home. 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