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Page Twenty Eastwood Manor PLAN ROLLER SKATING PARTY FOR AUGUST 30 Edte Iverson - 885-6838 Tonight, Aug. 30, EMPOA has planned another big roller skating party for you. It is absolutely free for all members and their families and a donation of 25c for all nonmembers and guests. The last roller skating party was enjoyed so much and by so many that they thought it well worth repeating. All of you who were there before we will be seeing you again and all of you who missed it, let's see you there too! Property Owner's Association We, who missed the August meeting of the EMPOA at the barn, missed out on many plans and business. Let's not miss out on the carrying out Of these plans and next month's business meeting. Tonight, a roller skating party is planned, free for all members and open to all residents and guests for a very small nominal fee. El Borcovan, A1 Bianchi and Larry Moore planned this night of fun for us. Nominations for new officers are open. To get in your candidate, just have him sign a paper with the office you want him to have, add your name, and he's in the running! Get out now and choose your favorite and he has an equal chance to win! Competition is welcome and much more fun on voting night. Nominations in at this time are Fred Woodbury for vice chairman, Dottie Messer for treasurer, and Bill Brogan for a 3-year term on the board of directors. Who do you want for chairman, secretary, and corresponding secretary? Hurry and get their names in, nominations are accepted until the first Friday in September by any present officer. On the third Friday we vote in the new officers. On the first Friday in October we will have a Meet Your Neighbor Open House in the barn beginning at 8:30 p.m. All residents, home owners, renters, members of EMPOA, and non-members are invited to attend. Food and beverages will be served free of charge. This is your opportunity to meet your neighbor and all are welcome from Chapel Hill Road and Fairview Lane to Country Lane and Holly Court. Let's see you there and in O" a big night of fun! CF Fund Drive If you see Mrs. Robert Kellogg and Mrs. Leonard Lawrence going door-to-door, you will know they are calling for donations to the Cystic Fibrosis fund drive. Birthday Greetings Happy birthday today, Aug. 30, to Leroy Rohrer and that cutie, 4-year old Patricia Barry. Tomorrow, Friday, Aug. 31, we have three birthday ce'ebrants crowding the very last day of the month. Best wishes for a wonderful day go to Bill Harner, Mildred Negar, and tiny 3-year old Cathy Fenner. The first day of September Debbie Pickett will bo.-ome a pretty young miss of eight and all set to enter third grade. Sunday, Sept. 2, it's best wishes to Maureen Moore who will be ten years old already, to Edward Vestgard who will be a big boy of five, and to our new neighbor, Carolyn Congdon. ' On Sept. 4 Mary Charbonnier will be observing her natal day. Now there's a full week of birthdays, we wish each and every one of you happiness on your special day. Anniversaries Wedding anniversaries are popular this week in the subdivision &nd it's best wishes for a happy day and many wonderful years to follow for Mr. and Mrs. Warren Krebs on Aug. 31; to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Petersen up on Fairview Lane who will be celebrating their anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 1. To Rev. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Mclntyre on Sept. 3, and to Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyer on Sept. 4. Vacationers . The John Coughlin family just returned from their vacation trip to Des Moines, Iowa, where they visited Pat's brother, Tom Garaty, and wife, Mora. They took all seven children and picnicked along the way. They had such a good time they would do it all over again if they could. While there they enjoyed eating dinner out and also swimming in one of the world's largest swimming pools. The Bob Newjon family had a real good time on their vacation at a dude ranch in Wisconsin. There they have a separate dinning room for the children, maid service, swimming. horseback riding, pony rides, a chuck wagon steak dinner, and many other activities. The children rode in a surrey with the fringe on top drawn by a little donkey. Susan returned home proudly bearing a blue ribbon she won in the horse show! They came home rested and relaxed. During their second week of vacation they went to Springfield to the State Fair. They also visited all the historic buildings and monuments there and in New Salem. Then they returned home and proceeded to make some short trips. They spent a day at Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago. They visited the children's zoo there and the nursery. They also visited an amusement park. Around The Manor Walt and Eleanor Kuck and family attended a big pancake outdoor breakfast Sunday morning with other members of their boat club. They served all the pancakes and pork sausages you could eat and afterwards they watched a waterski show. Monday night they attended a swimming pool party at the home of friends in Fox Lake. The Goran Engstrom family went up to Elkhorn Wis. Saturday to visit in the home of the Adler family. They enjoyed boating, fishing, swimming, and a very delicious ham dinner. Maureen and Ricky Moore have been visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Golve, in Des Plaines. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Moore, Rick, Dennie, and Kerrie, Butch Wierich, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Messer, Douglas, and David, went camping in the state park in Devil's Lake, Wis. The James Penick family enjoyed the company of Dee's sister, Jennie, and little 5- year old brother, Jeff Brubaker, from Cincinnati. They THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 30, 1962 Johnsburg HOME BAKERY SALE AFTER ALL MASSES SUNDAY Betty Hettermann If you need home-baked goods for the long holiday weekend -- save yourself some work and purchase your needs at the Blessed Virgin Sodality bake sale. This sale will take place next Sunday, following all the Masses. St. John's school hall will be the place as in the past. It, stands to reason we can't have just buyers -- we do need lots of spent a leisurely vacation here with swimming and a night at the movies. The Walt Garrelts are spending time at the Waukegan races. One entry was built in Walt's shop. This car won first place in the second .-race Saturday. Nephew Neil Haldeman from Park Forest has been vacationing at the Bud Haldeman residence. He and Dale camped out one night. Saturday they all went to Lake Geneva where they enjoyed swimming, a boat ride, and eating out. Saturday guests at the Bob Newlon's were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wolford and three children. They all spent the day at Wooster Lake. Linda Wiegman just returned from two weeks in the scout camp Far Horizons in Hanover, 111. The girls are driven there by bus from Elgin. She enjoyed the cook-outs, living in tents, sleeping on cots, hiking, and swimming in the heated pool. Ricky Wiegman spent two weeks with his grandparents in Spooner, Wis. where they have a house right on the lake. Birthday Celebrant Butch Kellogg had a grand time at his ninth birthday party in spite of Monday's rain. Ten boys \vere in on the fun and hot dog lunch. Sandwiched in between showers they participated in gunny sack races and potato races outdoors. After the children's party they went swimming at their grandparents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Potter of McHenry. In the evening the Len Lawrence familly came over. At this time he opened family gifts and birthday cake and ice cream were served. Presbyterian Church News The sermon topic for Sunday, Sept. 2, will be "Work Heartily, Serving the Lord" from Colossians 3-23. home-made articles to sell. "The more you bake--the more they can sell." So all the parish ladies are asked to bake a double batch and make this endeavor the biggest yet. Rescue Squad Dance I hate to keep reminding you of the same things week after week but there are certain subjects which merit repeating. The rescue squad •enth annual dance is one of those subjects. These boys Only have this dance once a year and ask your support by buying a ticket. This ticket in turn admits you to the dance where you will have a good time. Where can you do better than that? The Johnsburg Rescue Squad uses the proceeds of the dance fo replace and maintain their equipment so they are always prepared no matter what the emergency happens to be. , Please participate in helping them to help others when the need arises. The dance will be held next Saturday, Sept. 1. in the community club hall. Tickets may be obtained from any of the members or at the door. Rescue Squad Calls The squad members were called to McHenry last week where a resident suffered a fatal heart attack. Pistakee Highlands was the second ot a possible heart attack last Saturday evening. The victim was taken by ambulance to the McHenry hospi'al. Dogs and More Dogs Several times in the past items have appeared in this column concerning dogs running loose. Not only are they pests in the gardens and on the lawns but they can be a menace. A phoneVall last week from a neighbor^ really convinced me of this^ A large black dog has been \hitting her chickens twice a day. So far he has made off with quite a number. If your dog answers this description please keep him tied up. Maybe next time it will be a child he attacks. Please dog-owners keep your dogs at home! Early Deadline Please remember your news items for next week's copy must be phoned to me no later than noon on Friday, Aug. 31. The forthcoming holiday brings an early deadline for all news. Around the Town Ted and Joan Buskow and the Bert Davis family all of Chicago recently visited af the Michels-R o b e r t s home, the Quality Radiator Repair by Factory-Trained Radiator ^Specialists 10 Years Experience Every job FLO-TESTED (or your added protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Phone 385-0783 8004 W. Route 120 McHenry, 111. i """ S V> w . tf ft The charge took place during the filming of Howard Hawks' new adventure movie, "Hatari!" which means "danger" in Swahili. Producer Hawks bought 43 Jeep' vehicles to go on location with him because he had to work under tight deadlines in some of the world's roughest country. He knew he could rely on rugged Jeep" vehicles in any emergency-even a duel with a rhinoceros! And he recognized that for maximum efficiency at minimum cost, the 'Jeep' line offers many advantages over all other 4-wheel drive vehicles. Now here's news of another first from Willys Motors. . . America's f i r s t over* head camshaft engine designed specially for commercial vehicles. It's the powerful, new Jeep' Tornado-OHC engine, now available in Jeep' Pick-ups, 4-wheel drive Utility Wagons, 2-wheel drive Station Wagons.and Panel Delivery models. DRIVE THE NEW TORNADO-OHC POWERED Jeep VEHICLES McHENRY GARAGE 926 N. Front Si. Phone 385-0403 McHenry TIIME III MAVEBICK (Sunday) Evenings 5:30 P.M. IUNE-IN FOLLOW THE SUN (Sun.) Eveuings 6:30 P.M. Richard Dehn home and the Jim Hettermann home. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keenan left last Tuesday to return to their home in Pompano Beach, Fla., after spending two weeks here visiting relatives. The ladies of the T.N.T. league met last week in 'he local bowling alley for a preseason meeting. The league will get underway on Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7 o'clock. The Ed. Hettermann family enjoyed a few days relaxation in Milwaukee last week. The Gerry Wakitisch family "got away from it all" fo? a few days last week also. Congr atulations to our young softball team who won the playoff championship a' the V.F.W. diamond last week. Fund Drive Helper . Mrs. Leroy Marshall will be helping with the Cystic Fibrosis fund drive in our ^community during National CF Week, Sept. 4 through Sept. 10. Please contribute generously when a volunteer comes to call. Diaper Line News Two young and husky fellows made news within the last week. Dennis Michael came to join the family of Pa' and Dennis Ansell on Aug. 16. He weighed a healthy 8 lbs., 1 oz., on arrival at the McHenry hospital. Barbara Lynn is his big sister. Ever so proud grandparents are the Fred Ansells of Sunnyside Beach and the Sam Tomasellos of Pistakee. On Sept. 9, baptismal services will be held at St. Patrick's church. Sponsors for the infant will be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ansell, Jr., of Greendale, Wis. A good strong fellow was welcomed by Arleen and Gerry Thiel on Aug. 18. And I do mean strong -- Young Richard Joseph, weighed upon arrival a' the Holy Family hospital in DesPlaines, 11% lbs.! He certainly has a good start in life. The Thiels also have another son, Gerry. Proud grandparents are the Jtfe Josts of Sun- Holiday Hills r DISCUSS PURCikXSfe OF PROPERTY FOR COMMUNITY CENTER Inez Young The Holiday Hills Property Owners Association held a special meeting on Monday, Aug. 20, at the Community Congregational church in Island Lake. This meeting was called to discuss the purchase of a plot of land as a community center. Following a long period of questions and discussion several of the men present volunteered to serve on a committee to investigate the answers to many unanswered questions. This committee will come back with a report at the regularly scheduled meeting in September. The recent purchase of a tractor with a mowing attachment was also brought up with praise for the men who have donated time to cut down the weeds. It surely improves the appearance of the subdivision and certainly improves the view for many homes. The grading of our roads was also brought up with a report on the cost. This is a very expensive operation. For those who are unaware of the many > people it takes, all of whom volunteer their time and effort, to care for all these things which have to be done, why not come out to the next association meeting just to see what's being done by this group of hard workers, working so we can all improve and enjoy our homes. Griswold Lake A'hletic Club Cook-Out Those boys from the athletic club did it again -- sure did, they took their wives out for a good time. This time they had a cook-out at the beach at Shady Shores and they all danced afterwards. Approximately thirty people enjoyed the evening of dining, dancing nyside Estates and the Jacob Thiels of Johnsburg. Congratulations to all! and fun. These boys sure know how to stay on the good side/ of their wives. Weekend Guests Alice and Wayne Malzahn were pleased to have as weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. Chamberlain of Largo, Fla. Mrs. Chamberlain is Alice's mom, and they stopped here to visit from Friday, Aug. 17, to Tuesday, Aug. 21 on their way home from a trip to the west coast. Happy Birthday Many happy returns to Don Teuber whose birthday is Aug. 30. Belated, but most sincere birthday greetings to Mickey Walters who was 23 on Aug. 12 and Ray Baird on Aug. 17. Neighborly Notes Vi Abbink, Gloria Smith, and Midge Teuber traveled to Mundelein on Monday, Aug. 20, to attend a house warming party for their mutual friend, Pat North. My daughter, April Young, is enjoying a week at camp near Galesburg, 111. 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