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Page Eighteen THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday, November 15, 136^ "EsMwood Manor ANNUAL EMPOA THANKSGIVING PARTY NOV. IT Hetty Iehffl8n 385-6866 . On Nov. 17, Saturday evening at the barn au8:30 we shall, have the annual K.M.P.O. A. sponsored Thanksgiving gettogether. There will be food, drinks, prizes and fun. Bring your friends *nd relation, and especially, bring yourselves, will you? "We promise you a lot oi fun. of Lake Zurich all came out to hefy celebrate and enjoy the birthday cmke and coffee. Tripoli ClHti Joanne Hutchinson was Tripoli hostess last week serving hot do«s, relishes, cake and coffee. Marilyn French was the winner of the evening and Jof »nne won her own booby prize. -- Eastwood Manor Property _ Owner's Association Oar next flM.P.O.A. meet- "ing will "be on Nov. 23 and not on Nov. 16 due to the annual Thanksgiving get-together at .^oljarn oh Saturday. Nov. 17. - We nope to see a large crowd out than, and remember, you ~ can become .a member just by signing your name before or * after the meeting. We'd like tc - see each home "become a mem- " ber this year, whether renter or home owner. Birthday Greetings Today, Nov. 15, is little Shelia Barry's .third birthday. Celebrating the same day will be 14 year old Susan Bet ke. Nov, 1|> TBHchael Stuart will be 12 and Tommy Mersch will be just three. Sunday, Nov. 18, belongs to the grown-ups as Jack Mclntyre, Mel I vers cm and Hannah Harner celebrate their big day. Nov. 19 Mike Coughlin becomes a big boy of seven. Nov. 20 Ed Vestgard shares with Greg Fultz who will become eight. Best wishes to you all- Anniversaries November weddings seemed to be pretty popular as Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaeffer and Mr. and Mrs. Car! Hagerup celebrate their anniversaries on Nov. 16; Mr. and Mrs. Moyse Cary on Nov. 18. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuck and Mr. and Mrs. Robert French "celebrate on Nov. 19. Wishing you all many, many more. Accident Little Gary Engstrom will be losing his fingerinail since he got it caught in the car door. Birthday Celebration Little Billy Huemann had an adult evening birthday party as his great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben. DeCicco from Lakemoor, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Huemann, godparent, Elyse Falsetti, uncle, John Huemann from Johnsburg, Terry Harth of McHenry, and. aunt Lucille Manson New Home Owners We'd like to re-welcome the Bill Huemann family into the Manor. They have rented out here for a number of years and just recently moved into the house next door at 2313 Manor Lane which they plan to buy. They have so many friends here and nearby that we are glad they decided on this permanent move. Welcome and good luck in your new and beautiful home. Harmonica Lessons Monday, Nov. 5. A1 Bianchi gave his first harmonica lessons in his home. Any Eastwood Manor child who would like to have lessons should contact Mr. Bianchi. Lessons are given free in his home Monday evenings. Presbyterian Church News Nov. 15, Thursday -- Women Society will meet. A special thank offering will be received. Nov. 18, Sunday -- Sermon topic will be "Thanksgiving and Sacrifice". Nov. 20 Tuesday -- 8 p.m. -- Choir practice. Nov. 21. Wed nesday -- 6 p.m. -- There will not be a Brownie meeting. 7:30 p.m. -- The Joint Boards will meet w i t h P r e s b y t e r y ' s N a t i o n a l Missions Committee. Bridjre Club Carol Hayes was hostess for Bridge Hub last week serving a very delicious epicurenn sandwich in casserole which all the girls enjoyed and got the recipe! Rita Simpson >von first prize, Marian Kreimier won travelling prize, and Marilyn Truckenbrod "booby prize. won the Around the MahMr Nov. 2 Lenny Hansen had a birthday and Nov. 3 Dolores Lawrence had hers so the H a n s e n s , t h e L a w r e n c e s , a n d the Krebs all got together; for 'birthday cake and coffee in the Hansen residence. \ Goran and Joyce Engstrom went into Chicago to a wellknown large hotel where the members of the Pioneers held their annual banquet. Over 1.000 attended and enjoyed the wonderful steak dinners followed by dancing. Joyce won a table prize of a blender and ice crusher. After the banquet they and Chuek and Eunice Hiese of Holiday Hills dropped in to visit Joyce's dad, "Raymond Klein. Mrs. Klein stayed out here with the children until he came for her on Tuesday. Roger and Joan Jacobson drove tc Marshville, Wis., with their three little ones to visit Rogers family, Warren ana Ruth Droesser for a weekend on the farm. The Dick Fenner family attended a birthday party Monday evening for their 4-yearold godchild, Dani Loveless, in Streamwood. Scooting Both of our Cub Scoutmasters, A1 Bianchi and Mel Stephenson, attended a training course in Harvard. The training course was held by the District Scout Council. Wednesday, Nov. 7, Cub Scout Den 10 of Pack 454 met in the Faith church under the leadership of den mother, Lydia Fenner and her co-worker, Mrs. Sigman. Mrs. Stoll was their special guest. Jimmy Fultz brought the cookie treat and said the grace. The theme for the month is Buckskin Pioneers and the boys worked on their projects and played a game. The new denner for the month is Rflssell t)avis and assistant denner is Jimmy Fultz The boys still have some of DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Cwwi Street, McHcnry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EY1SB EXAMINED -- GLASSES F1TOQD VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS •OURS*. 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Both den mothers, Louise Griffeth and Carolyn Congdon attended special training clashes in Crystal Lake. Rcundtahle discussions are "held monthly for leaders in all Scout packs. The last meeting was Thursday, Nov. 8, in Woodstock. Saturday, Nov. 10, all leaders were invited to attend the annual pow-pow in Rockford. The monthly pack meeting of Pack 162 will be held on Nov. 29 at 7:30 p.m. This is for all den mothers, 'Cub Scouts, and parents in this pack. t Brownies Oct. 31 there wasn't anv meeting of Troop 211 as it was Halloween. Nov. 7 they met. a: Faith church as usual at 6 p.m. They began work on their T h a n k s g i v i n g c e n t e r p i e c e s . Nov. 14 they will all bring an item for a basket for a needy family for their Thanksgiving dinner. Charlene Jenner was dessert hostess for . this meeting. On Wednesday, Nov. 21, they will have no meeting since it is the eve before Thanksgiving. Dec. 5 is the date of] their investiture. Betty Radner is the leader of Brownie Troop 211 which meets in Faith church every Wednesday at 8 p.m. She has a job outside of the home and a l s o f i n d s t i m e f o r h e r Brownies and present family of four active children. Ed afld Bet ty's eldest daughter, Sandy, is married and presented them with their first grandchild recently. The Radner family have resided in Eastwood Manor for 6 years. Their next eldest is son, Dick, who is 18. next in line is - Cynda Lou, just 14, Jackie is 11, and Pam is 7. Betty was a brownie co-leader so that gives her wonderful experience for leading these girls. She is a member of a monthly Tripoli Club and loves to read good books, dance, and sew. Kay Stephenson is the coleader of this same troop. She was a Cob Scout den mother for two years and also is a room toother for Hilltop school. She lias a son; Mark, age eleven, and her daughter, Betsy, is a new Brownie, age «even. Husband Mel is a Cub Scout master. Kay's hobby is her yard. Reminders There will be no E.M.P.O.A. meeting Friday, Nov. 16. The new date is Nov. 23. Come join us Saturday night, Nov. 17, at 8:30 at the'barn for the annual Thanksgiving geitogether. B-C-N-U. Hundreds of trainloads of buffalo bones were picked up on the western plains and sent to fertilizer plants in the later 1800's. In fact, some communities made their living in the •off" years in this manner. SEEK CONSTRUCTION AID Federal funds are being sought to finance construction of a scenic highway through the Tllinois Ozarks and Shawnee National Forest between the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers in Southern Illinois, Gov. Otto Kerner has announced. The state is seeking funds under the Forest Highway System program established by Federal Public Works Acceleration act recently passed by Congress and approved by President Kennedy, the governor said. The funds would cov- «r construction of about 77 miles of the proposed 108-mile^ route. t POLE BUILDINGS MACHINERY, CROP ANIMAL. STORAGE 1. 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