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Thuntday, September 6, 1962 THE McHENBY PIJUNDEALER Wonder Lain VANDALS CAUSE EXTENSIVE DAMAGE AT LOCAL LAUNDRY Mary Lou Hartog - Our local launderette was again the target for the group of vandals who have nothing better to do than prowl around at night causing misery to other people. Mrs. iSteffan of the Wonder Lake Laundry said the rear door had been broken open and all the finished laundry had been opened and scattered all over the floor and mixing up everyones laundry in the process. It all had to V be washed and ironed again and sorted to the best of her ability. She still has some which she doesn't know to whom it belongs. Sick List Hospitalized last week were Mrs. Florence Bell and Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes. Latest Thing in Babies A sweet young lady was born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Berlin of Woodstock. Mrs. Berlin is the former Jean Clinton of Wonder Lake. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sorensert on Aug. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Marshall of Wonder Lake announce the birth of their first child, Dcbra Helene, on Aug. 17 in Christ Community hospital in Chicago. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Erich Marks, Lake Shore Drive, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall, Batavia. The baby's mother is the former Adele Marks. Harrison PTA News Fathers will get more attention at Harrison Parent- Teacher meetings this year. President Ardele Bell announced. Speaking for the executive board, Mrs. Bell said that men have a lot to offer PTA with their abilities and diversified interests. The .iob is to get them to attend meetings. The first one of the new year is Tuesday, Sept. 11, at 8 p.m. in Harrison school. On the other hand, she continued, PTA has much to offer men and programs are designed to prove it. The opening meeting is built around "Hobbies for Hubbies". It consists of talks and discussions on model railroading by members of the Wonder Lake Model Engineer's Society; Flowers and Gardening, by Mary Lou Hartog; Art, by Garret Beverwick, and Music, by pianist-organist Charles Jacobson. The meeting also will feature introduction of school board members, the teaching staff, officers of PTA, and the annual membership drive. The goal is to exceed last year's roll of members. In addition, for purposes of determining the room attendance award to the teacher having the largest parent attendance each meeting, extra points will be given to men. "So, when a child says, "Dad, you can earn points for my room', Well, Dad, get the point by coming to PTA!", said Mrs. Bell. Other program highlights: Oct. 9 -- "Reading instruction in Primary Grades"; Nov. 13-- Open House, featuring physical fitness programs for youth; Jan. 8 -- World Problems and International Relations Confronting Youth; Feb. 12 Fun Night, in charge of Pat Dustheimer whose surprise program last year is still the talk of the community; March Pete's #by Harry Peters COST LESS PER MILE The oil filter is the most important accessory of your automobile's engine. It keeps dust, dirt and sludge from getting into the crankcase oil, thereby allowing smooth lubrication of bearings and cylinder walls. Without this protection the accumulated grit in the oil would be acting like sand- * paper, wearing into the important metal and life of your car. Even the best of filters become clogged with impurities after four or five thousand miles And should be changed. PETE'S SINCLAIR specializes in checking this important part of the automobile, and would like to be of service to you. The drive over to 4416 W. Rte. 120, Lakeland Park for this . important auto services will ^ keep your mile-to-mile travel cost lower than you ever experienced before. We may look like just another filling station, but let us prove that we Can do a lot more for you. 12 -- Robert F. Topp, Dean, College of Education, DeKalb University; April 9 -- Fathers' Night, featuring the magic of Bill McKibben, introduction of school board candidates for the April election, and a tie-in with the school's Science Fair; May 14 -- Music Appreciation. Committee assignments for the year are almost completed and will be announced shortly, Mrs. Bell said. Anyone interested in volunteering for any of a number of diverse activities available in PTA should contact her. Ski Show Held on Sunday The fourth annual ski show of the W. L. Ski Club was held next to Lookout Point beach at 2:30 pim. last Sunday. There were approximately fifteen acts, including Terry Brannbetg doing the barefoot act and Glenn Riedel, the "jump shoe", pyramid and piggy back. Ron Simczak is president of this group. Kiwanis News Lenny Freund opened the meeting by reporting the total profit from the bowling banquet amounted to $45.29. The figure is somewhat astounding considering the lack of attendance. President Joe remarked that Frank Higgins has put in much time and work to legalize our original charter. Lenny asked if a picnic should be held this year. It was suggested that a "Ladies Night" and the picnic on Sept. 23 be combined and that the men do all the work. If interested in attending contact Lenny Freund, 3602 N. Richmond Road, McHenry. We will figure 100 per cent on the response from this publication <md if the response is not great enoueh, there will be no picnic. Paul Eberle gave the program for the evening. He spoke on the growth of the post office in Wonder Lake, over the Dast year. He noted that our P.O. now serves over 1,500 people in the Wonder Lake and Ringwood areas, with the addition of the third route, which was established last week. Lakeland Park CANCEL GENERAL MEETING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Gloria Flannlgan - 385-4710 Barbara Mearer - 885-4856 The Lakeland Park Property Owners association has cancelled the general meeting they had planned for Sept. 9. Please watch this column for the future date of this meeting. More Next Week I've handed out a pretty skimpy looking column this week and it's my own fault I guess -- I forgot to tell you that I had to have the column in on Friday on account of the holiday. My news giver-outers don't get on the ball until Sunday morning with calling in the news so come Sunday there I'll be with egg on my face and no column to write. Well, we'll just have to double up next week. I'll probably have so much to write next week the powers that be will write me a note and tell me not to be so verbose (that's being a gab artist among us common folks.) Don't be afraid to call in. I love to gab on the phone. I do it all day long. Donald W. Flynn Dies Aug. 80 Donald W.' Flynn, 64, of 8504 Riley Road, died Thursday in McHenry hospital. He was born Sept. 5, 1897, in Beloit, Wis., and resided in Chicago before moving to Wonder Lake 16 months ago. Survivors are his widow, Hilda; three daughters, Mrs. Robert Henricks, Des Plaines and Mrs. Donna Green and Miss Marian Flynn, Chicago; three sons, Harold Flynn and John Barnes, Chicago, and Ronald Mindham, Melrose Park; ten grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. J o s e p h i n e R o c k w e l l , B e l o i t ; and two brothers, Burns, Houston, Texas, and Joseph of Beloit. Minstrels Group "Fnn Days" The Lakeland Park minstrel group is planning to have "Fun Days" at the east beach on Sept. 15 and 16. There will be games, pony rides for the kiddies and a gala weekend of entertainment for the,, entire family is in store for all who attend. Breakfast will be served on Sunday, Sept. 16, from 8 to 1 p.m., which will include mouth-watering pancakes, hot beef, hot dogs, pop and plenty of that malt drink. Few the teenagers there will be a twist dance. So be sure to keep this date open and come out and have yourself and your family some fun. Women's Club to Meet The Lakeland Park Women's club will meet on Thursday, Sept. 13, at 8:30 p.m. at the community house. We hope to have a real good attendance at this meeting which will be a social night. All members are to bring to this meeting a gift which is gift-wrapped and has their name inside. We will then exchange our gifts from a grabbag in September. This way we can become acquainted with some new members. It sounds lik^, fun doesn't it? Baseball Clufc Dance Have you heard? The Lakeland Park baseball club is going to have a dance. It will be on Sept. 22 at the American Legion hall in McHenry and begins at 9 p.m. Get your tickets p.ow from any manager or call C. Hearle at 385-5790 and he will be glad to get them to you. Winding Strips and Labels Needed Are you still saving those strips and labels? We hope so, as Lyda Radisch really needs them for that coffee urn. So please continue to save them and give Lyda a buzz and she will be glad to pick them up or you can drop them off at her home, 1712 N. Knoll avenue. Community House Schedule Friday. Sept. 7-- 1 to 6-- Dancing classes, 8 p.m. Theatrical group meeting; Monday. Sept. 10-- 8 p.m.-- Regular board meeting; Tuesday, Sept. 11-- 7:30 p.m.-- Boy Scout meeting; Thursday, Sept. 13-- 8:30 p.m.-- Women's club meeting (Social) Please call Jo Rizzo for reservations at 385-2728. Get Wen Wishes To Jack Oakford who entered McHenry hospital yesterday and is being operated on today. Hope you're feeling better by the time you read this. Get well wishes to Shirley Koch who is in McHenry hospital. Leave for College Pat Faunt left for North Central College in Naperville Sunday. Pat won a scholarship from McHenry high school for sports. Hope you'll be a star Ask About Our Free Wash er Lube Service Plan. EDNA EISSLER SALE AUTIONEERS: Gordon State 8c Wm. Siade. Jr. Because of ill health, I have decided to quit farming and will sell at public auction the following described property, on Wednesday, September 12,1962 commencing at 10:00 a.m. REAL ESTATE 117 acre Farm located 3 miles Northwest of Huntley, 3 miles Southwest of Rt. 47 at the North Union Road and 8 miles South of Woodstock. A high productive farm with very good buildings, some wooded area. Most of the land under cultivation. Fine barn, tool shed, milk house, deep well, and modern farm home. Property may be inspected any time prior to sale. 63 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE 45 Holstein Dairy Cows; 4 Holstein Heifers, 10 mo.; 5 Holstein Calves, 3 mo. 2 Bred Heifers; 6 Holstein Heifers, 6 mos.; 1 Holstein Bull, 10 mos.; 30 yearling hens. FULL LINE OF FARM MACHINERY Int. "M" Tractor; 1960 Case "400" Tractor; Case "300" Tractor w/Fr. End Loader; 4 Row Case Cultivator w/3 pt. hitch; J.D. 4 Row Corn Planter; Oliver 10 ft. Grain Drill; Massey Harris 3 bot. 14 in. Plow; Massey Harris 10 ft. Disc; McD. 3 Sec. Drag; New Idea Manure Spreader; Case Manure Spreader; Brady Field Chopper; 6 Row Sprayer; New Idea S.D. Rake; Case Power Mower, 7 ft.; New Idea Hay Conditioner; Steel Tank; Hot Water Heater; Case Road Scraper; Massey Harris Silo Filler; Mayrath Elevator, 32 ft.; Case Hay Baler; Case Field Ghopper; Gehl Blower; 2 Hay Racks; 1 Box Rack; 2 Self-unloading Knight Wagons; 4 Rubber Tired Wagons; New Idea Com Picker; A. C. 2 Bot. Tr. Plow; Gehl Hamimermill; David Bradley Corn Sheller; 4 Surge Unit Milkers; 2 DeLaval Milkers; Pails and Strainers; Kraft Bulk Tank; Small tools and many articles too numerous to mention. FUllCD 2,800 Bales Alfalfa and Timothy Hay; 800 Bales 2nd Cutting Alfalfa and Timothy Hay; 600 Bu. Ooats; 700 Bales Straw; 40 Ft. Silage in 14 ft. Silo. EDNA EISSLER, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK Clerking Member F. D. I. C. Not Responsible For Accidents Lunch Wagon on Grounds Federal Reserve System TERMS: Usual Bank Terms $25 or Under CASH player in college as you were in high school Pat and lots of luck in your future years. Belated Birthday Wishes To Danny Ladd who was 2 years old Aug. 25 and to John Steele who chalked up another year on Aug. 31 and to David Ladd whose birthday was Sept. 1.1 Mere and There Kathy Humann spent last weekend up in Court O'Reilles, Wis., with her Grandma and Grandpa Humann. Visiting the Jack Oakfords last Sunday, Aug. 28, were his cousin and wife, Graham and Vivian Oakford, from Dixon. Betty and Bill Walker spent four days on a trip to Hot Springs, Ark. They took a hot bath in the famous hot springs down there, stopped at the Merrimas Caverns and saw Jesse James hideout, and visited the safe "Little Las Vagas" where three famous Japanese girls were performing. Barb Meurer and the kids took a last fling before school started by going to Lombard last Thursday where they visited with various friends before ending up at her sister's house in Wheaton where a lunch was served. Nancy Matthews was an overnight guest of Linda Meurer last Thursday. The girls did lots of talking before settling down for the night. Joe and Gail Parisi and sons, Joey and Stevie, spent last weekend in FonduLac, Wis., coming home in time to attend a family baby shower on Rosalie Slonina on Monday, Sept. 3. John and Gloria Flannigan and children spent the weekend in Cicero visiting with friends, Jen and Vint Flanagan. * On Sunday they attended an annual picnic for a club to which they belong. The Oakfords' guests Sunday were Petey's sister, Marilyn McCallough, and daughter, Pat, Mrs. Eileen Grondy, Petey's mother and her brother, Duke Grondy, of Chicago. They had a grand time celebrating Marilyn's birthday. Barb, and Ron Meurer and tl-.e kids visited Pat and Ken Ellis, former Lakeland Park residents, last Thursday evening at their home in Griswold Lake. The Ellises were getting ready for their week's vacation in Missouri where they will visit friends and relatives. Guests this past week at the Radisch home included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riley (their youngest daughter and her h u s b a n d ) o f C h i c a g o a n d grandchildren, Susan, little Lyda and Carl. Also Diane Page Eleven Sunnyside Estates SIMMONS FAMILY ENJOY GUESTS DURING SUMMER Joan WalcEynski 383-3105 The Simmons household on Grandview Drive is always full of guests it seems. Mel's brother, Floyd Simmons, and his daughter, Sherry, were guests for a few weeks the beginning of August and these past two weeks, their house guest has been Ann Carstensen of Chicago. Usually every weekend they have a houseful of friends and relatives enjoying their hospitality. Cordial folks, the Simmons. More Guests . Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro enjoyed the pleasure of a visit from Kate and Bert Reese, former residents of Sunnyside Estates. Friends of theirs will be happy to hear that Bert has retired and as of Oct. 1 they are moving to Florida to spend their leisure years taking life easy in an easy climate. Another guest that same Sunday afternoon was Pat Spindler. Did you know that Pat has sold her home here in our community and moved into an a p a r t m e n t ? W e , t o o , j u s t learned of it, and an occurance of Sunday proved how much she is a part of this community. When she backed her car out of Kimbro's driveway she backed out so as to head up the hill to her old house, instead of out of the subdivision: See. we get in your blood! The K i m b r o s e n t e r t a i n e d a g a i n during the week when Reverend Smith's wife, Florence, brought her two girls and Glenda Wiech brought her two boys over to spend the day visiting. Needless to say, Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro enjoyed having them. spent the time working and loafing, alternately, naturally. Visitor Cliff and Andy Sabby have had Cliff's sister-in-law, Nani Nelson, visiting with them for a couple of weeks. They've Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bell of Norridge, 111. Demonstration . Toots Gerstad was hostess for a demonstration last Tuesday, Aug. 28. There were about fifteen women attending. Orange sherbei t, cookies and coffee were served. .Tripoley Party Ann Herzog had a "spare of the moment" Tripoley party last Wednesday evening with friends, Delia Julian, Edna Hountras. Ivy Lezak, Helen Kraskiewicz and Ruth Mc- ^Ma^hon. aDancing Party The pre-teen girls of our subdivision from St. John's school held a pre-school dancing party last Monday afternoon and evening. It was an everyone-pitch-in type of party and was held at the Palmer residence. The girls attending w e r e M a r y A n d e r s o n ; h e r cousin, Jean Oelrich, from Chicago; Carol Dehn; Mary Farley; Kandy Kobus; Kathy Palmer and Judy Walczynski. The entire day was spent dancing, eating, talking, dancing, eating, etc. Well, I could go on and on, but I won't I'll never know how Marge Palmer could take the music and talking so long, but she didn't call for help, so I'll just say "Orchids to you. Marge, for being the type of mother you are." Picnic, Anyone? What was supposed to have been a family birthday gettogether turned out to be a mess of misunderstood arrangements. Stan's sister, Aida, and children. Sue, Peg and Bob, (Daddy Stan Zmudzki had play-offs in his golf club) were to come here and we were going to go on a picnic to celebrate all the August birthdays in the family (which happened to be mine and Billy's). Well, the Zmudzkis understood us to say we'd meet them at the picnic grove and since the weather was so lousy we thought they were just simply coming late; and, to make a long story short, they sat at the picnic grove for over three hours and we sat here at home waiting for each other to arrive. Just as we decided to take a ride to the picric grove to check, they pulled up in front of the house. Well, it took a while to get together, but we had a wonderful remainder of the day. And to top it off, our Mary Joan went home with them for a few days. You'd think with so many kids around you wouldn't miss one, but we do miss her, very much. Sick List The only one I've heard about is Ray Kropf who strained his back down at work. He was home for a few days, keeping mother Millie hopping. Just when she thought she was going to take it easy, since Georgie returned to work this past week, after his bout with pneumonia. School Dnse Speaking of taking it easy, how many of you mothers are in your glory now that school is back in session? Really living it up, huh? Not me, I miss the help I had, but I think the REMEMBER: THE SAVINGEST MONTH IS SEPTEMBER AT YOUR RAMBLER DEALERS Month after month the '62 Rambler is setting new sales records. We're celebrating by offering the highest trades on the most popular Ramblers ever built. Right now you can get the year's best buy on a new '62 Rambler--best seller in Rambler history--because it has extra-quality features not available in other cars costing hundreds of dollars more. 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SEIBEL MOTOR SALES,4611 Wes,Routel20 McH#Bry Lakemoor VILLAGE CLERK OFFICE RELOCATED TEMPORARILY Carol Venable The village clerk, Pat Morrison, wishes to announce that her office in the village building will be closed. All business will be transacted in her home until the arrival of her baby. The address is 119 W. Valley View and the phone number is 385-1117. turned home the next day, and now her eye is perfect. Operation a Success Little Donna Mannes. daughter of Jerry and Joyce Mannes, underwent eye surgery Tuesday, Aug. 21, at St. Francis hospital in Evanston. A loose muscle was causing her eye to pull to one side. She re- Sehool Days' Our two seminarians - went back to Holy Cros.«i Seminary ' in La Crosse, Wis., thi.s week. Gene Bolda left Sunday, Sept. 2. Because he is in his Junior year, he had to return early to help orientate the new boys. Ricky FOPS left Monday, Labor Day. He is entering his Sophomore year. To these boys and all the children in our village who returned to school this week, go our best wishes for a very happ'jy and successful year. kids needed the vacation (from me, that is). Happy Occasions Happy birthday greetings today to Karen Rau. who becomes a teenager; to David Zeiger, who is fourteen; and to Keith Wegner. Torhorrow, Aug. 8, to Dick Gerke and Edward Marczyk. And on Sept. 11 to Dolores Gerstein. Best wishes one and all and many more to follow. A double anniversary in the Banker household today. June and Chet Banker, and June's folks, Bessie and William Schwieger. share today for their anniversary. My records need going over, I guess, because I don't have the date of the Bankers' wedding, but I do know that the Schwiegers are married fifty-one years today. Tomorrow, Sept. 7, Donna and Ray Jensen will celebrate four years of married life. And Sept. 12 is shared by Dolores and Donald Gerstein, who will celebrate nine years and Joanne and Andrew Eichhorn who have' three to record so far. Congratulations to all of you. May you share many, many years together. Signing Off The column is short this week, I know, but that's due to the early deadline. Hope you'll make up for it next week by really swamping me with calls. Until then, I'll say, 'Bye Anchors Away The Kinnerk family is sending its second son to the Armed Forces this week.. Danny will be the one in the proverbial bell-bottom trousers. He joined the Navy and is leaving for training. As many of you know; the older boy, is completing his basic training for the Army-at Ft. Knox. Ky. Happy Birthday Vicky Schmit celebrated his fifth birthday on Monday. Aug. 27. Those helping him celebrate were his brother and sisters, Joey, Mary Therese and Puppet, and friends, Tommy and Wayne, Kawell, Mike and Jimmy Tobias, Peachie Pogany and Lessie Venable. The kids enjoyed cake and ice cream. Judging from the giggling and squealing, I would conclude a good time was had by all. Reminder AS I wind up the column this week, I would like to remind you to call me if you have any bits of news from the holiday weekend you would like to share with your friends and neighbors. That number again is 385-5287. McHENRY JAYCEES ON THE VILLAGE GREEN (City Park> Sept. 16, 1962 -- 12-S p.m. NYE DRUGS 1825 N. Riverside Dr. CONTINUED ONE MORE WEEK!! BACK-TO-SCHOOL S A L E As Advertised In Nye Drug Circular EXAMPLES Reg. 25c V • Consiruciion Paper A 9 Reg. $4.75 *998 • Gym Bags « Reg. 98c Rft* • Binders - Regular, Top Punch OO (Mixed or all one flavor) • Luxury Mints hII For 3U Does it Matter where a Prescription is Filled ? <• It Does -- Try NYE DRUGS Your Friendly "Walgreen Agency" and See! NOW GIVING PLAID STAMPS