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kii?"1 • Page Ten the MCHEMRY plaindealeb McHenry Shores Enjoy SSAC Golf Tourney Patt Petersen - 885-5425 It was a beautiful day for the golf tournament last week. After a cup, of coffee in the lovely country club the SSAC players teed off one by one. With the game over, the winners of the trophies were announced ; First place was awarded to Art Cicchini, second place to Bill Dostal and third place to Tom Burke. The runner up consolation prizes went 1r> Jack Schmitt. Ed Olbinski and Don Musilak. Congratulations fellows on a fine era me! Hospital News We are slad to report that Sam Winters is really coming along fine and probably, by the t i m e t h i s c o l u m n h i t s t h e j presses, he'll be out of the hos pita] and resting at home. Thursday; September 6, 1962 6 er and at one time had quite a layout but eventually h'ad to give it up for lack of space. He's a gun collector and his prize of the collection, a relic of his grandfather's from the Civil War days, hangs above the fireplace. Jeanne says she plays at golf but enjoys horseback riding more. She loves this sport and has riden in shows and has won for herself a beautiful trophy. She raises African violets and when she has time she turns to her art work which includes portrait painting. Gardening out here of course is a must and her sewing and knitting come in handy too. While Jeanne spends the better part of her time looking after the two young Eggers. Doreen and Randy. Art is out working as an insurance broker. Both the Egeers were raised I in Chicaeo all hough Art was | born in New York. Art went to Northwestern University Sewing Club Jeanne to Frances Shimer Last week's meeting of the i and U. of Illinois. GGGG (Gal's Gab and Gossip I -- Gathering* was held at Dotty I Vacation in Upper Michigan Vilim's. The girls enjoyed the j A northern vacation was enusual chatter with some sew-j joyed by the Egger family, ing thrown in. Those account- j Jeanne. Art and their two chiled for: Dotty. Nancy Ewald. j dren spent a week in the uu- Joyce Calvert. Jackie McDer-'pev peninsula at Lake Gogeki mott, Louise Winters. Alice! where Jeanne's parents have Brunke, Elsie Schmitt and yours truly. The evening ended with some coffee and delic i o u s s t r a w b e r r y s h o r t c a k e . The next meeting will be on the eleventh at Alice Brunke's home. Birthday Twins Judy and Diane Cicchini celebrated their double birthday last week with a beach party. They and their guests which included Lynn Munroe, Lynn Zeller. Lois Harrison and Jackie Freund spent the afternoon swimming and enjoying themselves. Later they came back to the house for some mouth watering cheese pizzas set out for them by Marie. Diane and Judy who had just turned 12 declared it to be a perfect afternoon. Private Affair There is to be a very private beach party held this coming Sunday. Only four men of the area are to be invited. They are John B. Smith. John Hinz, Leon Zelvis and Don Calvert. Many ingenious games have been planned for your enjoyment and even the names should whet your competitive sense. There will be the lawnmower race, the sand raker's derby, table fix-up, etc. Sound like fun Come on out then, Sunday morning or whatever time you decide upon. their summer home. They did a bit of fishing and Doreen caught her first big one. a Northern Pike, which she was quite proud of. The kids had a wonderful time especially after they found a baby deer and were also able to catch a glimpse of sojne bears coming down to feed nearby. - A little later Doreen had a vacation of her own when she went to visit with her grandmother in Chicago, Mrs. Harriet Egger. She spent the 5 days there constantly surprising her grandmother with all her accomplishments. She was able to cook the meals and help clean and really was a great little worker and finally because she was getting a little homesick she made a necklace for her mother. Day on the Farm Four of our area ladies spent a pleaisant afternoon last week at a nearby farm-restaurantshop. Virginia Verstege, Helen Smith. Stevie Korczyk, and Mildred Snively thoroughly enj o y e d t h e m s e l v e s a s t h e y strolled about the lovely grounds and visited the shops and had their lunch. Their stay was rewarded when they had their faces sketched by a prominent young artist of the area. They were quite pleased with the work and said it gave a remarkable likeness. Camping in Wisconsin The Tanner family had such a wonderful time on their camping trip last weekend that they went again the following week. Their trip took them approximately 300 miles up into Wisconsin at Peninsula State Park, Green Bay. This was Evie's initiation into the life of camping and unsure of the outcome she went prepared for anything. Much to her surprise they had such fun it was such an enjoyable experience for all of them that she is ready for another trip any time. The scenery was georgeous; they found many little winding paths which led them on memorable hiking trips, and the view from lookout tower was breathtaking to behold. In the evenings there were campfires and new found friends to share a pot of coffee and talk. Bob and Evie exclaimed the willingness to help and the friendliness of the people they met who were sharing the same conditions and love of the outdoors. Glenn had his thrill when he was able to go skiing on Lake Michigan and Evie made them all laugh when she caught the first fish -- by the tail. Anniversary Weekend Bill and Nancy Ewald began to feel like a pair of whirlwinds after their anniversary last week. They started off by going down to DeKalb to take a look at the new construction on the university where they had gone. They hadn't been there since graduating and it was quite surprising that so many changes had been made in so short a time. The following day they went to see Nancy's sister and brother-in-law, Florence and Dan Chase, and celebrated again by going out to dinner. PROFEJfTonfll DIRECTORS' KARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Anto, Farm A Life lb Representing C.lCT.TART.ff COMPANIES When Ton Need Insurance ol Any Kind Phone 385-0043 or 385-095S 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, ID DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1236 N. Green Street Office Phone: 385-0186 Res. Phone: 385-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Toes. & Fri. Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 2-68 Meet the Eggers In the pretty pink ranch on Sunrise View resides a family by the name of Egger, Art, Jeanne, Doreen and Randy, to be . exact. They've lived here in the Shores for almost a year now and really love it. Art has varied interests when it comes to hobbies and sports. He enjoys baseball, pingpong. football, golf, fishing and fencing. He was the captain of the fencing team at school and is very accomplished at this most unusual sport. Although he admits to finding fewer and fewer fellow opponents. ~ He is also a model railroad - SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment 2 Miles South on Rt. 31 Phone 385-0950 8-62 GORDON E. SERGANT Registered Professional Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 4193 Vi Mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnsburg - Wilmot Road 11-62 DR. LEONARD L. BOTTARI Optometrist Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted 1803 N. Richmond Road Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 4:00 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. Eve. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 8at. 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. No Hours on Wednesday Contact Lenses Phone 385-2262 Two Weddings and the Twist Jackie and Mickey McDermott went to two weddings in two weeks. Both couples were friends of the McDermotts and they, of course enjoyed themselves. Last Friday they went fp Des Plaines to go dancing and ended up doing the Twist until 4:30 in the morning. Unexpected Birthday Gift Marie Hinz had a birthday party last week and there for the occasion were her daughter and son-in-law from Norridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hess, and their two children, Allen and Pamela. One gift which Marie received was a surprise to al! concerned. It seems that just be for? her birthday her washer broke down and stubbornly refused to work so a beautiful new washing machine was the result. _ Mother is Guest In . • Smith Home John and Daisy Smith have, as a guest in their home. John's mother, Mrs. Smith of Chicago. She will be staying with them while recuperating from a broken arm. We hope you enjoy your stay, ' Mrs. Smith. Company's Coming The Eamage family had house guests for a week. They were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Legner. The Ramages have just recently returned from a trip up to Northern Wisconsin at Chippewa Flowage and Haworth to visit with friends living in the area. The Ziemits have really been having the company lately. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. H. Hansen, their son, Melvin, and his fiance, Carol, were treated to a steak broil. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hasterock rind Mr. and Mrs. C. Maloney were guests of the Ramages. Monday they entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. Whitney, Sr., and Dr. and Mrs. Emil Teel. The Dostals had a visit from Bill's brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dostal, from Western Springs. Marilynn Moore and , her children spent a week in Iowa visiting with her folks. The Cicchini family had company over 1 he weekend. Marie's two sisters and their families were out last Saturday. They are Mr. and Mrs. Ketter of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Loutsch of Wilmette. Sunday Art Ciechini's folks dropped by for a visit. They are Mr. and Mrs. Cicchini of Rolling Meadows. Later in the week the family took a trip to Starved Rock State Park and had a thoroughly enjoyable lime. Marie says the girls particularly liked a boat ride which pointed out all the unusual rock formations and points of interest in the area. Pat and Tom Burk also took a boat ride: This one was quite a big one though and if I'm not mistaken takes about half a day." They sailed across Lake Michigan on a ferry boat. \ The Ewalds had three little boys added to their own two girls last week when Nancy's sister, Florence, dropped off her three charges: Jimmy, David and Danny, and left them for an overnight visit. Birthdays and Anniversaries William Lokay, Jr., has a birthday on Sept. 7. Kathy Harper has one on the ninth (she'll be 5) and Ruth Miller also has one r>n that day. 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