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Wadn*day4 NoTMnb«r 21, 1962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Eastwood Manor CHURCHES PLAN JOINT SERVICES FOR THANKSGIVING Edie Iverson 385-1413 Nov. 21^ 7:30 p.m. -- Wednesday -- The officers of the church will meet with the Presbytery National Missions committee. Nov. 22, Thanksgi v i n g -- Members of Faith Church will join with the Community Methodist church at 9 a.m. All families are cordially invited to attend. 0 Nov. 23 and 24 -- The pastor will attend Cynod's Youth Work Committee at East Bay Camp near Lake Bloomington. Nov. 25, Sunday -- The sermon topic will be "Behold 1 Stand at the Door" text Revelations 3:20. Nov. 27 -- Choir practice at 8 p.m. little Paul. Monday Paul again celebrated his birthday with his grandfather, H. Carlson in Chicago. One of his favorite gifts was a little wagon he could sit in. He just took his first step too so soon he will be pulling his toys about in it. Birthday Greetings P Thanksgiving day is the birthday of Bessie Barnes and also little two-year-old Susan Griffeth. Nov. 23 two little ones blow out their candles as Michael Smithson and Julie Biederer celebrate their second birthdays. Saturday, Nov. 24, Steven Rohrer will be 10 years old. Sunday, Nov. 25, Peggy Wierioh shares with two ^hildren as Cheryl Fenner will ecome six and Delores Pickett will become 11, Nov. 26 is the bis day for Connie Dethlefson. Nov. 27 Robert Welrns will be 14 and Gary Stoll will be 9. Nov. 28 winds up tlie week with best wishes to Pat Borcovan and also to Jacquelynn Cary who will be 11 on that day. ~cni Qbet Eighth Birthday Sunday Priscilla M c I n tyre celebrated her eighth birthday with a party. The table wiis set for thirteen with cake, ice cream, Kool-aid, and candycups. The girls enjoyed playing many games before the day ended. Demonstration Party Peggy Garrelts was the hostess with twenty gals attending. Guests were from Eastwood Manor, McHenry, Lakemoor, Lake Zurich and Lakeland Park. Peesy served tea, coffee and English toffee. Bunco Club Bunco Club met on the thirteenth at the home of Kay Mitchell. Erika Haldeman collected both the first prize and the bunco prize and Florence Tucker took home the booby prize. Kay served a butter pecan cake with the coffee following the game. Girl Scout Troop 436 Girl Scouts in Troop 436 started on their Christmas eifts. They received their Girl Scout 1963 calendars. Colleen Doherty brought the treat. First Birthday ^ Little Paul Carlson celebrated his very first birthday Saturday with his aunts and uncles and grandmother, Mrs. Tolzien from Island Lake. Sunday, Shirley's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Tolzien and children from Skokie and sister, Mrs. Markgrass and children from Island Lake, came for dinner and another birthday celebration for Cub Scouts The Cub Scouts in Den 1 met in the home of their den mother, Louise Griffeth and worked i on their project. They received their achievement chart. Kenny Congdon brought the treat Pack 162 is sponsored by the American Legion. David Stippick, their Boy Scout den chief, made them a stand for their American flag and led the boys to the woods for their closing ceremony. Brownies The Brownies met Wednesday evening at Faith church and completed their turkey Thanksgiving day centerpiece.-,. From now on they will be busy practicing for the investiture program. Charlene Jenner brought the cookie treat and Laurie Kellogg will be the next dessert hostess. The troop got together a basket for a needy family's Thanksgiving Daydinner. Plans have been changed so there will be a meeting Nov. 21, at the usual time and place. Den Mothers Lydia Fenner is den mother for Den 10 of Pack 454 which meets at Faith church Wednesday afternoons after school She is also a member of tiie Mother's club of her church and of the American Legion auxiliary. She loves to bake and bakes for rranybake sales beside for her and her family's own enjoyment. She is the mother of three children. Carey will soon be nine and is a Cub Scout. Cheryl will be six Nov. 25; and .Cathy is just a tiny girl of "Hhree. All this keeps Lydia f>retty busy and her den is doing marvelously this year winning first prize at the October pack meeting. She took over the den just last year. Carolyn Roths&is also a den mother for Pack 431 r.f Dei. 12. This pack is sponsored by Faith church. She just accepted a den this year. They meet at her home on Thursday afternoons. She is also our E.M. P.O.A. recording secretary and a member of the Catholic Daughters of America. Her hobby is sewing. She has three little children: Steve is 9 and a member of Cub Scouts. Martha is six years old. and little David is just 16 months old. Heights but once owned a farm in McHenry. The senior Jerry Ryans and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryan were also present at the celebration. The three Ryan girls, Debra, Brenda and Judy, were Mrs. Schmidt's only great-grandchildren until last year. Now she has another great-granddaughter in California. Sunday Jerry and Lois attended a sports car rally as guests of A1 Bianchi. Saturday, Nov. 10, the Ryai. family paid a surprise visit to Lois' aunt. Mrs. Mary Casty. in Elgin. It was Mrs. Casey's birthday. The Raymond Anderson family also attended. Sunday the Elwyn Eternick family went to Milwaukee to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eternick. A week ago Sunday Mrs. Marian Eternick, James Eternick, and Miss Shirley Breneman came here from Milwaukee. . Rev. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Mclntyre attended a golden wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. knd Mrs. Jeppe Jepsen. of Johnlsburg. T(ne Robert Newlon famiiy went to Chicago to visit their uncle. Harold Gilloffo. Cail Crokin and Rosemary Newlon attended instruction classes on badge work for the Girl Scouts in McHenry. Saturday the Griffeth family had their Thanksgiving dinner with Louise's only sister and her family as they were moving to California. Sunday they attended a farewell party given for them in Arlington Heights. Around the Manor Saturday the Walter Kuck family went into Chicago to visit Eleanor's parents and also to visit her aunt and unclc. Sunday the entire family went bowling. The Jerry Ryan family had a dinner on Tuesday, Nov. l.'s. in honor of Jerry's grandmother, Mrs. Martha Schmidt, who celebrated her seventy-ninth birthday on Nov. 14. Mrs. Schmidt resides in Arlington In Closing This is a brief column due to our early deadline with tomorrow being Thanksgiving Day. I hope each family oui here has a most wonderful holiday with many, many blessings to be thankful for. May you enjoy the day and the holidays together with your families. I have a new phone number now. It is 385-1415. Please call me and give me your Thanksgiving Day news. Use The Classifieds , > ,-v ifiillli '""W f ' -- % - ^ ^ A " • 'v ~ " -< .x^o ^ -v -„ -<Zr- . .. " N .. X\ ^ x 5 Page Thirteen Lakemoor VILLAGE POLICE ISSUE WARNINGS TO VIOLATORS Carol Veuable Several items have come to the attention of our police dep a r t m e n t d u r i n g t h e p a s t week. First of all, owners of cars which are not in running condition and have them standing on their property are asked to dispose of them. This is our village ordinance. The purpose of enforcing this law is twofold. The cars detract from the appearance of your property and next they pose a possible hazard. Several people received warnings during the course of the week. If these are ignored, tickets will be issued. A few people are putting their garbage containers out by the road. This may save the few extra steps required to bring them up for the pick up. However stray animals are scattering the debris all over the roads. Please keep your containers to the rear of your property. This is the final warning to people who have untagged doers running loose. These animals will be picked up and dest royed. Clerk's Notice From the office of our village clerk, Pat Morrison, comes the announcement that dog licenses and vehicle stickers will go on sale Dec. 1. However, Pat will continue to conduct village affairs at her home, 119 W. Valleyview. The phone number is 385-1117. Library Sale The library board sincerely appreciates the co-operation of everyone who made the rummage sale a success. Many, many thanks. Reunited John Miller has a special reason for being thankful this Thanksgiving Day. His brother, Peter Miller, and wife, Gertrude, have arrived in this country from Romania. They are making their home in Chicago. They will be guests at John's home for Thanksgiving dinner. This is the first time they have been together in 52 years. Birthday Girls Two young ladies celebrated their big day this week. Puppet Schmit was three years old on Nov. 14, while Loretta Checchin had her sixth birthday on Nov. 16. Many happy returns, ladies. On the Mend Gail Checchin was in the hospital for the removal of her tonsils. Her stay was made more pleasant by the Brownie troop and her other little OR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST Al 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- OI.ASSES FITTED V18TTAL TRAINING -- VISITAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS DQURS: DAILY 9 TO I t A.M. and 1 It) » P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M BVENIVGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 friends w%) sent her so many cards. Puppet Schmit was quite ill for the past couple of weeks. She seems to have bounced back quickly and is feeling pretty chipper now. Visitor Grandma Herman sp^nt a week with the Schmit family. She returned^ home last Friday to recuperate from her vacation. thankful .if you'll call and tell me what festivities "went on in your home. The number- is--335- 5287. In Closing May I wish all of you a very happy holiday. You'li make me RECOGNITION PROGRAM The annual recognition program in -honor- of volunteers at Elgin State hospital wa-„ held Sunday, Nov. 18, at the Veterans' Diagnostic center on the hospital grounds. The address, "New Directions for Volunteers," ivki gK-en "by'Mrs. W. Harold Row of Elgin. Inflation can be quickly defined as a dr6p in the btkk. GUARD AGAINST VITAMIN DEFICIENCY IN THE BOTTLE! Faulty processing, lack of proper controls and other causes can "rob" vitamins of from 20% to over 90% of their potency! BE SAFE, BE SURE WITH VIGRAN* Don't bargain with your health. Ask for prescription-quality VIGRAN made under the rigid quality controls of SQUIBB LABORATORIES. 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Show just a little more interest and he'll have you in the driver's seat and out on the highwayreciting the roll call of Cadillac's engineering feats. A smoother, quieter engine. A new true center drive line. A triple braking system. We're glad our owners are demonstrative. And even if you subtract the usual new car fervor-- you'll find that what's left over is reason enough to visit your dealer without delay. If you see him fast--maybe you can be the first in your neighborhood with a 1963 Cadillac. An early" move, you know, gives you a full year at the wheel. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER OVERTON CAD8LLAC-PONTIAC COMPANY 1112 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY MNELIHG BIG SELECTIONS IN STOCK YOUR CHOICE BIRCH or OAK 35c SQ. FT. FOR BASEMENTS, RECREATION ROOMS, DENS or STUDIES, KITCHENS, HALLWAYS • PRE-FINISHED WITH FINEST DURA-SEAL • AVAILABLE IN 4x7 * OR 4x8 SHEETS m NOT AN IMPORT BEAUTIFUL GRAINS NO SECONDS OR REJECTS \Mm YES! 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