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V ma&rm-.:- -r:*\ Kwmmpmm' ;:^l ite N l§#^ v ~V'¥! /I ; * WtOXj ;?V 'iTHE MCHENHYJ^ITOEALEH Thursday. ..wood Manor ftEI'OHTER TO REVIEW PAST EVj rNTS IN MANOR I taverne SajTior -- 385-5429 I In this week's column you Will lind everything in the way 'w news that I jhave received to dhat'3 this month, (we do not l$*ve a file 13 in our home). reason I have been unable to cbaipile this news> before this ume was due to a little girl rianifrd Aimee Lee who had a very severe case of the measles, Which took all, of my time and left me none to spare as most of you mothers can realize. ~I am sure there are some of yi)U who feel that you could dp & better job with this column, BUT remember this column can be only as good as the cooperation that is received from the residents of this subdivision, it is entirely impossible to write a Successful column without news from you foll«s who have items Of interest to report. .All news should be phoned in to me by 5 p.m. on Thursday SO that I can compile it for the deadline on Friday. I am home e&rery evening after 6:30 p.m. akid at home all day Thursday, rfemember, I can not report the news I do not have. "Also remember' the news Should be authenic news and not rti'mors, such as the rumor of tfie family that is supposedly moving to Texas. This family is j$st planning on a small vacation to Texas to attend a gathering of fellow veterans. -So kindly check out your information before you report about your neighbor to another rfei^bbor or ° to this column, c&h erwise you might have a case erf embarrassment on your Ijpnds. * Teen Club * At the dance held on Feb. 1, tfce-e .'were thirty-two teens present. Mr. and Mrs. D. Whitman and Hugh J. Saynor, Sr., were chaperones for the events . A fwist contest was held, the winners were, Dennis Moore and I^a Uline Fini. Second place went, to June Tuson and Bill Zal n. The limbo contest winijer was Linda Rigney. Refreshments were served and a grand Aire was had by all. » At the meeting held on Feb. 3 there were nine present. Items Of business discussed was a Va'entines dance that was to t|g. aejd on Feb 15 this was to be a cress up affair and refreshifte i;S were to be served, the (fane would be held from 7:30 until 11:15 p.m. '.The decorating committee »et on the 15th at 1:30 Bjn. The committee for this affiir consisted of June and aqne Tuson, with Lind and Mike Stuart assisting. *"Each month there will be a fSr .llday party for all the teens who celebrate their birthday ifjg that month. There also wa> a most worthwhile project ffls ?usSed for the near future. Th? teens will hold a Slave Day in the near future also, no date has bee~n set for this affair as yet. All the girls from the Xe ens Club held a "Cookie Ba Ke" at the Gilbert Moors Borne, baking cookies for the iialentine Dance. The next meettag of the teen club was held an Feb. 17, the news from this meeting will appear in next week's column. dad, Art Weyde, Ed and Irene 'Terry, Joyce and A1 Koczer, Lil and Bob Schwinn, and family, and Bill Kuck. Valentine Party fob E.M.P.O.A. This affair was a success as far as having a good time was concerned, even though there was not a very good turn out. Those attending this affair were the Mitchells, Dick Weigmans, Don Roths, Tom Birminghams, Tim McCormacks, Fred Woodburys, Carl Schaeffers, A1 Bianchi, and Ed Betke. Birthdays Many happy returns of the day to Mary Ellen Filip who celebrated on Feb. 8, to Ken Massheimer and Steve Simpson on Feb. 9, to Francese Brogan Feb. 13. Birthday greeting also to Julie Schmidt and Gail Engstrom who celebrated on Feb. 14 to Hugh Saynor, Sr., and Ricky Woolwine who blew out the candles on Feb. 15 and to Gerry Biederer, Jr., an Feb. 16, Joseph Halstead on Feb. 18 and Tom Birmingham and Ricky VVeigman on Fe6. 19. Feb. 20 Steve Congdon, Bob Newlon and June Priester became a year older. Fred Mueller and Betty Radner celebrated on Feb. 21 and Keith Durkin on the 22nd. Sweet little Candy Roberts blew out candles on Feb. 23. Feb. 25 found Brenda Ryan, Lee Grabbe and Dee Penick all celebrating their natal day and Lonnie Campbell and Delores Woolwine both celebrated on Feb. 26. Today beings many happy birthday wishes to Mike Penick. Cerebral Palsy Fund Drive The total collection on the Cerebral Palsy fund drive was $53.65. Tom Simpson was chairman for Eastwood Manor. Grantitude is expressed for the cooperation received from all who worked for and from all who gave to this worthwhile cause. Correction In a former edition I made the mistake of saying that Steve Qual was the little eager beaver who received a silver arrow and 8 gold arrows.. The little boy's name should have read "Jimmy Qual." I hope you will accept my sincere apology, Jimm^, it will hot happen again. Anniversaries Congratulations go to the Edward Zenders who celebrated their anniversary on Feb. 8; the John Rogers on Feb. 10; the Gil Congdons and Robert Tuckers on Feb. 16; the William Schmidts on Feb. 18; the Robert Dethlefsons on Feb. 19 and to the William Butlers on Feb. 26. May you have many more years of wedded bliss. , Teen Club News The Teen Club had their Valentinte dance Saturday Feb. 15, and despite the bad weather they had a very good turnout. The cookies that the girls in the club baked at Mrs. Moore's house last Friday must have been pretty good 'cause they really gobbled them up at the dance. Special entertainment was provided by Cathy Ruth and Dolly Meyers who' sang some very nice songs to the music of Cathy's guitar. The twist contest ended up in another tie as the kids ?re so good it's really tough on the judges to pick the winners. The couples who tied were Dennis Moore with Pat Henneberg and Alice Wierich with Mike Sobaki. Chaperones for the evening were of course their counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Moore and also Richard Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sobaki and Mrs. Marion Alford. On behalf of the Teens "we thank you." The regular business meeting of the Teen Club was held on Monday Feb. 17. At this meeting the Boys and girls volunteered their services to do the annual door to door collecting for the Heart Fund, in Eastwood Manor. Also at this meeting the plans for their next dance were made. The dance will be at the Eastwood Manor barn on Saturday Feb. 29 at 8 p.m. No slacks please, girls. . The next regular business meeting of the Teen Club will be on Monday, March 9, at 8 p.m. Any boy or girl between 13 and 19 years old who lives in Eastwood Manor c is welcome, so please come! E. M. O. A. The next regular business meeting will be on Friday March 20 at 9 p.m. at the barn. Mark your calendar and please como out and back up your community. "The Association needs your support. On the agenda for March is our annual Easter egg hunt for the little ones. Watch the column for the time and date. . BE WISE USE THE FIED DR. JOHN F. K OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Wednesday) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION CONTACT LENSES HOURS: DAILY 9:30 a.m. to 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS 8:30 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 385-0452 The biggest problem of politicians seem to be to decide whether to take credit or blame for their actions. r .,«• We've had .New Deals, Square Deals, and raw deals-- what we really want is an IDEAL. Gladstone's Don Howard's Celebrating LEAP YEAR WITH ANOTHER CHILDREN'S THERMAL GALOSHES Last Call! Sizes 6 to 3 SALE SAT. FEB. 29th ONLY Bring in any three garments for professional cleaning arid pressing and you pay only for two of them, the lowest priced one is FREE. EM uw CLEANERS 3722 W. Elm St. IN THE JEWEL SHOPPING PLAZA - Geit-Well Wishes ~To_all the following people who have been reported on the Stck list; to Charolette Urban, who was home with a sinus infection; to Eleanor Kuck who 6ad a bout with the flu and to yours truly who had a battle <£ith the cold bug; to Ernie Kuck who. had ear trouble and to Barbara who was suffering Cbe after effects of having a tooth extracted, but who is thoroughly recovered at this time. To little Aimee Saynor who ! Sad those awful measles, re-J covered, and who now has a flu Bji'4. Cindy Mitchell also had th*' measles, but is now back in achool. And to anyone else who may have been down ill. Hurry and well. Z Around the Manor "Saturday evening Wait and ^eanor Kuck attended a boat <Hub meeting in Fox Lake. Sunday they had a skating party £ar the kids. On Friday guests in their home was fJ]eanor'<: Qpusin, Lil Bonk and daughter, Dorothy. ~Gil and Larry Moore visited Wtih Mr. and Mrs. William Ifelch of Island Lake on Friday t^ening. «... On Sunday, Feb. 9, the Mit- <$iel]s had a gathering" at their home. Attending this gala affair was Pat and John Coughlin, <2arl and Mary Lou Schaeffer and A! Bianchi. ~ThiS past Saturday Walt and Eleanor Kuck attended a surprise birthday party for Ann Korpin in Fox Lake. »Sunday the Kuck home was C beehive of activity as there was a surprise birthday party £ld for Eleanor's mother, Mrs. t Weyde of Chicago. Eleanor gsrved a turkey dinner and all jjjjlje trimmings. Those present fat +ht# oaamton mut Eleanor's Reg. 29C RUBBING VAPORIZER I ALCOHOL Full 8 Hour -- ft % Reg. $5.95 HUMIDIFIE! Beg. $2.19 15c size TYSON Hot Water DEODORANT SOAP Operation Full Year Guarantee Isopropyl. 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