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^Thursday, August 2, 1962; THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Eleven Village of Sunnyside . URGE MEMBERS ATTEND VILLAGE MEETING AUG. 6 Betty Lehman 385-6866 Let's not forget to attend fgthe village meeting Monday, Attg. 6, at 8 p.m. It takes all o£ us to make this a better place to live. -Visitors from Out of State X^arol Ries from Minnesota spent three weeks of her vacation at the home of' Lou and Ed Schultz. Dean Cios had his niece and her husband here from Iowa. |u 'Sandy Vandevoort and Bet- T;y Lou Biese from Appleton, Wis., enjoyed two weeks vacation at the home of their Aunt Lou LaBay. Mr. and Mrs. Schurnucker and daughter from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were .weekend guests at the home of Phil and Eleanor Mangold. The Shelleys had friends and relatives here from Utah. f4 Fix Playground The men who helped put up . the playground equipment Sunday down at the beach did a very good job and the village is grateful. „ Vacation Yours truly and family enjoyed a wonderful week of vacation at Black River Lodge in ^Missouri. We were all kind of sorry to leave as we had such a good time and met such nice people. But it's good to be home again. New Speed Limit Signs New signs have been put up in the village. Let's try to obey them. Please try to keep your children from climbing on ^them and writing all over them. Camping Out The Williams family had their first experience with camping out and they loved every minute of it. They rented a trailer and rode out to Devils Lake Park, for the weekend. They enjoyed the hikes, horseback riding and H^hoat rides. The children were sorry -they couldn't stay longer. New Baby Carol and Bill Mangold are the proud parents of a daught e r n a m e d K i m b e r l y A n n . Brother Randy is eagerly waiting for her to get home. This is the third grandchild for Phil and Eleanor and the second for 0paterr,al grand parents, the Larsens of Joliet. Here and There The Lennons had company for the weekend for some fishing fun. Senior Lehmans had their daughter, Lois, husband and children, over for a picnic. The Metzgers took their children swimming at Lake ' t Benedict, Wis. The Fritzes spent Sunday visiting relatives in DesPlaines. Mrs. Garner and daughter, Lois, took in a few places of interest in Chicago last week. Mrs. Fish and children enjoyed their visit with the Richard Schneider family Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Healy from Napa, Calif., enjoyed their five day stay at the home of the * Art Kunkels. Every day they were taken to all the places of interest, such as Holy Hill, Wis. Boating and fishing were also included. It was a vacation they won't forget. neighbors. I will resume that column next week. PISTAKEE TERRACE NEWS Warning It has been brought to our attention that several small children have been playing on the Terrace bridge. Children have fallen from this bridge on various occasions and recently one was injured quite seriously. When May avenue is resurfaced the danger from traffic may be worse. Parents please caution your children and cooperate with those who are thoughtful enough to bring it to your attention. The child they save may be yours. Association Meeting Installation of the new officers will be held at our next association meeting Aug. 6, at 8 p.m. at 1218 W. Oakleaf avenue. Please attend and give your support to the people who will be guiding the organization for the coming year. Rummage. -Sale Where? One of two possible places as yet to be decided. When? As soon as a committee can be formed and work started. Anyone i nterested please contact our auxiliary president. Meantime, save that rummage. More Vacationers The Wiggermans enjoyed a five day trip around Lake Michigan which included a boat ride to Mackinac Island. Vern and Millie Mondi enjoyed a fun-filled weekend houseboating in Wisconsin on the Wolf River. They were accompanied by Wonder Lake friends, Bill and Florence Hauri. The senior Pritchards, who were on their way home to Chicago from a vacation In Florida, spent four days visiting the Bill Pritchard family. Kenny Froehlig, on vacation, spent a day at an amusement park accompanied by several r e l a t i v e s i n c l u d i n g M o t h e r Bernie and brother, Bob. In the evening they enjoyed a barbecue at his grandmother's home in Mt. Prospect. Barbara and Larry La Fleur and daughter, Lynnae, of Itasca, spent Sunday visiting the Zamastils in honor of their godson, David's birthday. Mrs. Inge Eickhoff and daughter, Janet, were weekend guests of Anna Jean Erickson while Cliff and Dickie Eickhoff, Roy and Mike Erickson and Cal and Jim Vyduna were fishing and camping at Green Lake. Wis. Birthdays We have no birthdays that I know of this week. j Anniversary Wishes Go to Jack and Bobbie Roggenbuck on Aug. 2. May they have many more. Due to such a busy week I was not able to visit with cur Birthday Parties Pat Merhaut and Marcia attended a birthday party for her one year old niece, Linda Olsen, in Oaklawn Sunday. The party was held in the midst of a tornado overhead. Fortunately outside of lawn furniture being thrown about it moved on without any major damage. Later she travelled to Westmont to help her mother, Anna Vesely, celebrate her birthday. Jay Connerty celebrating his natal day Saturday, entertained Denise and Bobby Pradelski, Bobby Erickson, Mike Gavin, Barb and Lori Parker, Mark and Scot Wiggerman all from the Terrace, cousin Ricky Jendrick of Cicero plus Grandmother and numerous relatives. Illnesses George Mecko is on crutches due to a fractured knee bone he received while playing baseball at his annual drivers' picnic. Although George's team won the game a month lost from work will hardly be worth it. All who were concerned and sent so many nice cards and well wishes to Danny Turner during his recent nose injury will be pleased to learn he has been released from doctor's care and is back playing ball OWNE -U FREE yourself of DEBTS First Mortgage for those who want security for themselves and their family. AT LAST! You can pay off your house and all Bills in . . . ONE LOW PAYMENT Examples of what can be done: 1. PAY OFF present Contract or Mortgage 2. PAY OFF House and Bills 3. PAY OFF House and Bills and also include needs for Remodelling or Building. 4. WE CAN also Finance your Intended New Home. 5. F.H.A. or Bank Plan Financing without obtaining a Mortgage. JOHN M. HAYES Company, Inc. Call Today tor FREE Appraisal Code 312 Kimball 6-3228 $ Hours 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Except Wednesday & Saturday until Noon After 6:30 p.m. Code 815-385-3987 $ Sunnyside Estates MISS FELICETTI ENGAGED TO MARRY HOWARD MORTIMER Marge Palmer 885-1680 'Happy" is a girl called Rosemary Felicetti. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Felicetti, formerly announced her engagement a/id forthcoming marriage to Pvt. Howard Mortimer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mortimer, Sr., of Mc- Henry. The young man is currently" completing his basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. At the end of his basic he receives a two weeks leave. They plan to be married Saturday, Sept. 1, at St. John's church, Johnsburg. Congrat u 1 a t i o n s and much happiness to you both, Rosemary and Howard. Dates to Remember % Now would be an appropriate time to "get out" your date book or calendar and mark three very important and worthwhile occasions. The first of these is: Thursday, Aug. 2, is the evening when we hold our association meeting at Johnsburg public school starting at 8 p.m. I intended to write quite a piece abdut attending this and all meetings but, since I also am an offender this year and have been unable to attend I felt I couldn't do this with a clear conscience. However, I do feel that interagain just as enthusiastic as ever. Wayne Walters, home from the hospital, will be recuperating for a month before returning to work. Those of us who remember Tom Merhaut's father, Louis, a member of the band that played at our spring dances, will be glad to know he is back to work after a long layoff and two trips to the hospital due to heart trouble. Anniversaries Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weiss and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Merhaut, Aug. 2, and to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erickson for 10 years on Aug. 3. Anniversary Party Dropping in to help George and Mary Mecko celebrate their twenty-fourth anniversary on July 24 were the Deppm e i r s , G u n t h e r s , H i l l m a n s , Mondls, and Wayne Walters. Birthdays Belated wishes to Millie Mondl, whose birthday was July 30. Many happy returns of the day to Irene Seliga and Jim Deppmeir, Aug. 2, Gary Weiss, Aug. 4, Marty Pritchard and Ed Weiss, Jr., Aug. 5, and Joy Vyduna, Aug. 8. est in our community has dropped bff considerably. How about rectifying this mistake at the afore-mentioned date By attending you may express your ideas, displeasures and maybe we can start off by discussing a picnic for Labor Day. We have not had a get-together for awhile and this always proves a success as far as getting people together. I have it on good authority that the entertainment committee would plan a picnic -- all they need is a 'little help" from everyone, instead of a "great deal" from a few. Let's think about this, and other things of interest to all and come to the meeting. See you there. The next date is Aug. 3, 4 and 5. This weekend St. John's has their annual carnival. It is always a great deal of fun -- beginning with the fish fry on Friday night. There is always plenty of activity to keep the children busy including a variety of rides. Let's all go .and enjoy ourselves -- being close to home should be an incentive. Remember this weekend; The third date is the annual benefit dance sponsored by the Johnsburg Rescue Squad. Need we say more? Certainly, this worthwhile dance , needs no selling -- as the work of the rescue squad is well known and buying tickets for this event is just a little way of saying "thank you" for a job well done. The date is Saturday, Sept. 1, at Johnsburg Memorial hall. It is never too early to buy a ticket for this -- so welcome the volunteers who knocks on your door. Get-togethers Last weekend the Miller home, on Indian Ridge Drive, was bursting at the seams. Marcella welcomed, from Roselle. 111., her daughter and son-in-law, Lou and Buck Ernst, and three daughters, Diane, Lauri Ann and Marcy. Along with them, for an annual reunion, came Lou's Steadfast college friend, Mary Margaret Bibler, her husband, Bob, and their three children, Robert, Jr., Kathy and Tracey. They came up from Lafayette, Ind., to Lou's home and from there up here for the weekend. They had a grand time -- especialty the children on the Ernst' boat. When they left a happy, though perhaps a little weary, Marcella Miller was seen smiling -- remembering all the fun of the weekend and the pleasure of having the two girls togethery again -- reminiscent of their college days! Hank Zeiger's home was also bubbling over with pleasant noises last weekend. Before the rains intervened Sunday -- out of town guests, from Milwaukee, Wis., Philip and Rose Dreeshler, and children, Phyllis and Janet, along with Hank and Adeline, sons, Jerry and David, enjoyed a very tasty barbecue -- picnic style. Let's hope the weather is better this weekend as the Zeiger family is leaving us Sunday for a two week camping trip on camp site on Stormy Lake, Conover, Wis. No comment on the name of the lake!! Accompanying them on this trip will be their friends of long standing, Carl and Lu Frost, sons, Mike, Greg, Brad; and Ad's nephew, Bill Teufert, from Valporaiso, Ind. Happy hunting -- oops --• excuse me, fishing to you all. Happy Occasions The birthday celebrants this week include Joan's dad and a new resident, Albert Holtfodt, on Aug. 6. June and "G. C. Banker, will share the same birthday Aug. 8. Happy birthday to all. Convalescing A little late news to report is that little Heather Siepmai; is doing nicely after her tonsillectomy last week. 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