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Thursday, August 8» Pistakee Terrace ELECT OFFICERS OF AUXILIARY AT MOORE HOME AUG. 8 Joyce Toepper -- 38S-9S44 The Pistak e e Terrace Women's auxiliary will meet tonight, August 8, at the home of Eleanor Moore. Beginning at 8 p.m. the main business will consist of election of officers along with final arrangements for the August 17, bake sale to be held at the home of Mary Mecko on Circle drive. ^Clsewski Family Leaves Ark Norbert. Bernie, Debby, Tommy and Mary Cisewski left our midst on Saturday, Aug. 3. We were sorry to see them go since Norb and Bernie were among the first to build here when they moved in October of 1957. On top of the usual moving problems little two year old Mary had to come down with the three day measles the Wednesday before they left. We wish the best of everything to these friends. Miss Donna Davidson, daughter of Bernard and Catherine Davidson, was married to Charles Hack, Chicago, on July 27, 7:30 p.m. at the Grace Lutheran church, Richmond. Acting as maid of honor for her sister was Doreen Davidson and best man was Richard Berryhill, Chicago. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the church social room with approximately 100 people in attendance, including the Roy Erickson of the Terrace. Dinner guests at the Davidson home of Sunday were twenty-five friends and relatives of the groom's from Minnesota and Iowa. Following a short honeymoon In Lake Geneva Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hack settled in Chicago where Donna will continue her work as director of parish education at the Ebernezer Lutheran Park church and Charles studies to be a teacher at Concordia Teachers College, River Forest. Meckos Mark 25 Yean In Grand Style Saturday evening guests at the Mecko home in celebration of George and Mary's silver wedding anniversary included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Deppmeier, Mr. and Mrs. Williard Hillman, Jim, Wayne and Bonnie Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mondl, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Froehling, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferrell, Mr. and Mrs. William Kern and Mr. and Mrs. Norb Mierzwa along with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mecko, Sr., St. Petersburg Fla., house guests of the Meckos. On Sunday afternoon and evening sixty-five to seventy relatives and friends gathered at the Mecko home to offer their congratulations for the 25 years of wedded bliss and wish the couple many more. Terrace Tidings Weekend guests at the Mitch Sabaj home included Bonnie's mother, Louise Steimel, Chicago, and Mitch's sisters and families, Don and Dorothy Mori<n and Donna, and Rosie and Ray Shonefeld, Chicago. THE McHEHHT PIAINDEALEH Pag* Flftem A family gathering at the Roy Erickson home included his parents, the Eric Ericksons, and sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Eickhoff, Niles; Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Jesse n, Mt. Prospect; and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blomgren, Chicago. Staying behind when her parents returned to Niles in the evening was Linda Eickhoff. After spending a week with her three cousins, Linda returned home on Sunday. Peggy and Jerry Lottenville and children of Bensenville were at the Tom Merhaut home on Friday. Joan Stull enjoyed a two day vacation on Tuesday and Wednesday. Dick took care of the children while Joan visited with her mother, ,Mrs. LeNore Krelle, Chicago. Wednesday evening visitors at the Ed Weiss home were Roy and LaVerne iHendrickson, Elmwood, Before leaving on Friday for the return trip to Florida, George Mecko's parents spent a couple days with the A1 Mecko family of Chicago. With the Senior Meckos in Chicago, George, Mary, and Mike spent Wednesday swimming at Lake Geneva and dining out in the evening. George and Mary to Chicago on Thursday and brought the Senior Meckos home. After seeing the Joseph Meckos, Sr., on the plane for home, George, Mary and Mike went to watch the Chicago Cubs take on the San Francisco Giants at Wrigely field on Friday hoping for a better ending than the Cub loss they had witnessed the previous Friday to St. Louis. Dad Toepper's birthday was reason enough for a family gathering at the Len Toepper home on Sunday evening. Enjoying the supper along with the Leonard A. Toeppers of Trevor were Ron and Chris Toepper of Grayslake. Friday thru Sunday visitors at the Dud Gregg home were his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mangum and family, Peoria. On Saturday the Greggs and their house guests attended the horse races and Sunday enjoyed dinner in Chicago followed by a puppet show. Accompaning them on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. A1 Harris, Pistakee Highlands, as well as Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Gregg, Forest Park. Following a Sunday visit with their daughter Dorothy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schebke, Chicago, took Kathi, Barb and Lori Parker to the DesPlaines home of Dorothy's aunt, Virginia Carlson, where they stayed until Wednesday. On Wednesday Dorothy and Russell enjoyed lunch with the Carlsons and then took their daughters with them to the Henry Tesche home in Park Ridge for supper. Also dining at the Tesche home for supper were the Charles Schwebkes and when Russell and Dorothy returned home in the evening the three girls went home with the Schwbkes until the weekend. William and Marie Kern spent Sunday at the Wheaton home of son, Richard, in celebration of Richard, Jr., second birthday. 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When the Kimbros resided next door to the Davis family, Mark was a constant visitor at Grandma and Grandpa Kimbro's house. I'm sure they're all having a great time especially after not having seen them for so long. Hope the boys remember to say hello for us folks here in Sunnyside Estates. Monica and Maureen Davis are in Moline visiting with Grandma and Grandpa Doherty and no doubt having the time of their lives. This all came about more or less due to the fact that Daddy (Red) had to enter the hospital for surgery. By the time you read this, he is Expected to be home and about. As of now, he is doing just fine. And not to be left out, baby Michael and Neil spent a few days at Aunt Pat's house, but Michael wasn't too happy being away from home, so they returned and are keeping Mother coming in the meantime. Sick Little Man I reported last time I beand family, Chicago, visited the Anthony Kurowskis on Sunday and treated the Kurowski family to a pizza at home. The George Perrewe family is spending a week camping at the Lake' of the Ozarks. Mrs. A1 Harris and Dee Gregg accompanied Laura and Carter Gregg to an amusement Dundee on Tuesday. Robert and Marion Rabb returned recently from a two week trip East where they visited her daughter and family, the Ralph Tuckers, Long Island, N. Y., and his sister, Marie Keesey, Cleveland, Ohio. Ron Lamberg visited at the Tom Merhaut home on Sunday. Joyce, Lance and Lorin Toepper spent "the week catching up on news with old friends. On Tuesday they were luncheon guests of Jackie Davis, Twin Lakes, Wis., and on Friday they lunched with Julie Henry, Crystal Lake. Birthday Greetings Many happy returns of the day to our two August birthday celebrants this week: Debbie Jourdan on the fourteenth and Walter Steidle on the fifteenth. 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Speaking of folks being home from the hospital,, my mother, Laurai Holtfodt, came home as planned and is recuperating nicely from her surgery; however, as usual, her arthritis is giving her quite a battle. im Change Of Plans Our vacation overlapped mother's stay in the hospital so we didn't get away when we planned. Originally, we had planned a drive to Tullahoma to visit with the Kimbros, but after Mrs. Kimbro's heart attack, we knew she couldn't stand our crowd, so we altered our plans somewhat. Then mother was hospitalized, etc. However, we did get away for a couple of days. We took a drive to Dubuque, Iowa It was a lot of fun and something new for the children, but when we get back, everyone had to admit "There's no place like home!" S. E. H. O. A. There was an officers meeting on Wednesday evening, July 31; and then the following day, August 1, there was a regular meeting; however the attendance was very poor. We like to believe it was due to the fact that there was no reminder in the column but there were signs hung on the entrance, ways two days in advance. The meeting was mighty short and sweet and the only new item mentioned w&s the fact that the association would like to hold a Labor Day picnic this year. Keep it in mind. Happy Occasions There' are quite a few birthday celebrations this week. To start our list off today, August 8, June and Chet Banker share their natal day. Tomorrow, August 9, Ted Bierchen, Jr., will become twelve years of age; Lauri Radtke will be seven; and little Howie Siepman will be a great, big five years old. Lillian Gore also celebrates on this day. On the tenth of August, Christine Roy enjoys her fourteenth birthday; and come August 11, Bill Davis will chalk up the second year of his teens, too. Also on the eleventh, Jean Brink celebrates, as does Cecil Kanter. The only anniversary to report his week is that of our next door neighbors, Millie and George Kropf (or Auntie Millie and Uncle George, as our children call them). They celebrate their twenty-eighth year of wedded bliss on August 10, and it is our wish that they share |many more. Signing Off For the past two weeks, we've had no column as you are all no doubt aware; and I trust this is the reason for the lack of news items. I am about to give up. If anyone is interested in attempting a better column, I would appreciate hearing from you. I will gladly give you any and all co-operation necessary to get started. I'm sure that "Fresh Blood," so to speak would be the spark necessary to get a roaring column out of what is now fast becoming a dying ember. Call me either with your news item, or an offer to take over the column. 'Bye for now! Legal NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of PAULINE DORSEY Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, September 2nd, 1963, is the claim date in the estate of PAULINE DORSEY, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. MARY J. BOSS Executor Leroy J. Welter Attorney 1303 N. Richmond Road McHenry - 385-1333 (Pub. July 25, Aug. 1-8, 1963) Poodle Grooming Boarding - Training Phone 385-2436 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry, I1L (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) Lakemoor-Lilymoor DEATH OF LOCAL WOMAN'S MOTHER MOURNED BY ALL Shirley Bdraerr 885-2645 No words can express our deepest sympathies to Mrs. Audrie Fennel on the loss of her mother, Mrs. Edna Noice, who passed away Monday, July 29. Beach Party The beach party held to raise funds for the fire-community house was a success. 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