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Vi. ii a ^Thnrgriay, March 5, 1964 ' - *' _ " ' •• " - * ^"Ji'L'^ ^^n'H 'v ^ T* u ^^.jm - jatiliiteitlla#>' • •' •' ' -' • • ;; . ":, • """! i1' "' ~ :\ •". ~ •'"'. ck ' tHE McBENftY PLAWDEALER :.:..i.^-^,._..-./ •. .^',;' ' ._ • .' ' -.'., - '"' ri»i f Sunnysldt Estate* " STORK DELIVERS BABY DAUGHTER TO KRZYZAK FAMILY Fran Olsen -- 888-5740 Mr. Stork (and Grace and Jim Krzyzak) graced Sunny side Estates with a new resident swaddled in pink blankets on Feb. 22. Mommie and Daddy arrived at St. Theresa's hospital in Waukegan just in time to greet Mr. Stork who was Girding for a landing. Little Ann Marie's vital statistics upon arrive! were 6 lbs. 10 ozs and 20 horizontal inches. Mother was feeling so well she was up and around on the evening of the birthday. Daddy was limply draped in a chair! Little sister Cindy was getting ' gleefully spoiled by the attentiveness of the Fiedler family during her stay at their home while Mommie was away. (Oh, for a. little sister, the boys were saying.) Jim is very happy that the big event is over and that his three ladies are back home with him in their charming green house on Indian Ridge--In spite of the 2 a.m. intermissions for nocturnal nutrition. Congratulations to the Krzyzaks and fancy frilly wishes to their new feminine addition. / Missed Mardi Gras ... but enjoyed New Orleans for a full week just after. Tom and Delores Hanahan combined business with pleasure on their Southern trip with the Sextons. Now even steak in the kitchen is hard to take after oysters rockefeller by candlelight in fabulous French restaurants. (Any answers to your "Help Wanted -- One Chef" ad, Delores?) Or at least they thought it was oysters rockefeller they were eating -- all the menus were printed in French only, talk about surprises! But national boundries were crossed at payment time, and good old USA dollars were fine as francs. The weather was a bit cool, for swimming, so touring occupied their free moments: a boat trip down the river, a motor trip to Lake Pontchartrain, a horse and buggy ride through the French Quarter, and much walking and window shopping in the French Quarter. Having been talked out of taking a coat along to New Orleans, Delores went out to purchase one after one day of shivering (sneaky way to wangle a new coat!) and later wished it had been a suit of armto she purchased: During a pleasant stroll in a picturesque scene of iron lace, Delores was attacked by a door trust open by someone in an awful hurry to get somewhere, namely OUT. (There are things to be said in favor of easements) After regaining her wind without the assist of artificial respiration, she began thinking of all the other advantages of sporting a suit of armor, for example, that would really stick out in the mass array of minks she evidenced down there! Wedding Bells .. .made their first break into the gang of great-nieces; and lephews of Mildred Senkerjk. Mildred, Tony, and 15 year old Kathleen attended the Feb. 22 wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Roger VanSlockteren in Twin Lakes, Wis., Mildred's old stamping grounds. It was a lovely church wedding and the reception at the Twin Lakes Ballroom was attended by 500 guests, mostly family. These bells should be kept quite busy in the next several years :there are thirty-nine more great-nieces and neph^vtb 'com* ing up. Road Report The roads have been surveyed. This took place a few days after the Board of Local Improvement approved said operation. In April or May all residents will have the opportunity to vote for the paving of these roads.^Ideal sledding conditions exist on many of our roads, so please drive cautiously with a wide eye for darting and shushing sleds. The life you save may be your son's. Mel Simmons, your Road Commissioner, asks speeders to use better judgment, especially on the dangerous intersections at the foot of our main streets. Mel welcomes any suggestions br complaints regarding roads- 385-5696. WARNING: Any cars without 1964 license plates, parked on the road, will be towed away within the next few days. Dog for Dog* Not only are the local dogs being allowed to run loose at night, but now during the broad daylight as well. The sheriff's office has been notified. They will be contacting the owners of these dogs within the next week. That will be but a warning. To ignore it is to invite a heavy fine. Ice Items Girl Scout Cadette troop No. 41 has the skating pond reserved for 7-8 p.m. on March 7. Adults Only from 8:30 til???. 24-hour notice will be phoned to you. Plan on that date tentatively, depending on the weather largely. % Tremendous gratitude is due David Zeiger, Jim Farley, and Mike Major, who have been the ever-faithful "Keepers of the Pond," thus freeing Harold Palmer of the chore. To them goes the "Most Valuable Sprayers of the Year Award" with a roaring round of applause from all skaters of all sizes. An eye witness (M.P.) reports that the impromptu hockey team is quite a sight to behold. How about a contest between our young hockey players and the fathers who fancy themselves could-have-been Blackhawks? Challenge??? The Gas man has replaced the broken glass on the meter outside the pump house. It's permissable to use the meter as a hand warmer, but DO be careful around that meter. A hard jolt could cause a gas leak. Opened Hearts ...and opened purses netted (or grossed?) the Heart Fund $44.23 from Sunnyside Estates. The cold but bright week was an invigorating setting for the collections made by Shirley Simmons, Barbara Jesski, Judy Walczynski-, Barbara Urbanski, and this reporter. Captain Joan Walczynski wishes to thank everyone for their generosity and kindness. Sympathy From all the residents of the Estates, expressions of deep sympathy go to Lorraine Major on the untimely death of her sister, Dorothy Geisler, on Feb. wmmsm mmm Built to be overwosiid, .. r-r the years. Pile on the payload. This one out carry more weight than you can usually get aboard. M ton? Surel '/a ton? Certainly! % ton? Why notl And how R workal The 'Jeep' Universal was built to stay on the job year after year--without losing Its usefulness or value. Test it today--see why the 'Jeep' Universal Is the world leader in its.class. Three power takeoff options. Available! with half or lull cabs--or convertible top. Also available in 80* 81" or t01* wheelbase. ¥r*»ATtLM, POWKHWUL, VIRTUALLY INDESTRUCTIBLE KJummm 3mm comromATioN Toledo 1, Ohio iNRY ©AR^©E 928 N. Front PBioms $80-3408 8M 'Jeep' vehicles In Qetfen In < TBB OSUTEBT SHOW (8 SHEW McHenry, ID. Tues., 8 p.m. Ch@sm®l 7 21 in a Chicago hospital. Her illness was not long and its seriousness not realized until Just shortly before her death. May God grant His comforting grace to all the family. Nearly Native The new owners of the Gore home on Dennis Blvd. have virtually moved into their own back yard. Dorie Michels Gowin was reared in Johnsburg and she and Roy have been living with her parents in Pistakee since their marriage. They need no introduction to the area, but are very anxious to meet more of their neighbors. Seven year old Frank is in the second grade at St. John's school and three year old Gloria and one year old Diane keep Mommie company at home. Roy works in McHenry and enjoys building all sorts of things in his spare time. Dorie inherits her love for baking from her mother and is a baker's baker: she uses no box mixes, does all her baking from scratch (and a little flour, eggs, etc.) Of all her friends, Betty Crocker surely isn't one, to the detriment of neither of them. Welcome to your hew home, Gowins. 6WC Founders Day Luncheon Velma Stevens attended the Germania Woman's Club Founder's Day luncheon in Chicago on Feb. 26' honoring Mrs. Jane Hoff, the' Founder-President. Mrs. Hoff is a summer resident of Pistakee Bay, so is well known in this area. Roses and orchids were presented to Mrs. Hoff on the occasion of the twenty-sixth anniversary of the Woman's Club.. The Germania club will celebrate its centennial next year. Comln' and Goln' Frank Gowin recently spent three days with Grandma Michels and the day after his return home the whole family went back to Grandma's to make her birthday a happy one. Alice Bieschke's family put lots of eggs (six birthdays and one anniversary) in one basket and had a grand party at her sister's in Fox Lake. Nearly all the family (twelve adults and PROFE^iOriRL DIRECTORS' 354 DR. JOHN C. OOETIOKL Cblropraetta Fhystote 88*7 West Elm Streek Office Phone: 885-0748 Residence Phone: 885-084? Hooves Hon., TUN,, Wed. ft FrL 10 ».«*». to 9 p.m. Sat* 10 san, to 8 p.m. 12-63 IARL E. WAL8B INSURANCE flNi Auto, Farm i Lite b» Represemteg MB1.IAB1.R COiMPANIBh When Too Need Insurance el Any Kind Phone 885-0043 or S8S-§95« ISO W. Rim St., EflcManry, 111 DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1886 N. Green Street Office Phone: 385-0186 Res. Phone: 385-3191 Hours: Dally 0:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Frl. Evenings 6:80 to 0 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-64 SGHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment """" 8 Miles South on Rt. 81 Phone 885-0850 8-64 OOKIBQNjn. SEH&GANT RegMored Professional Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 618-7491 Vj Mile South of Rt, 12 on Johnsburg - Wllmot Road 5-64 DR. LEONARD L. BOTTARI Optometrist Eyes Examined--Glasses Fitted 1808 N. Richmond Road Hours: Mon., Tues., Bbo. A FrL 4:00 p.m. to ® jpj.mm. Tues., Thurs. A FrL ISve. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sat. 0:80 to 5:00 pj«. No Hours on Wednesday Contact Lenses Phone 885-8268 8-64 eight children), were«ion, hand for thf big day. . . _ Helen Wegner's aunts and undc came to visit on Feb. 23 and brought the dinner -7- all courses complete. The long drive from Downer's Grove was well worth while for the opportunity of - holding their new greatnephew. Everyone caught up on family news and had a lovely full day. On Washington's birthday the Palmers were paid a surprise visit by Marge's parents and aunt who decided to come out to check out the local cherry trees. Finding all trees in good order gave cause for an impromptu party. The following day brought an even bigger surprise. A fallen cherry tree? No. Marty's godfather, A1 Fichtner, and his family came from Morton Grove. Not having seen them for three years, this was a really special day. So near and yet so far in these busy times The Lakowskes were hosts to Bett's cousin and his family from Stevens Point, Wis., on the weekend of the 22nd. After visiting another cousin at Hinsdale hospital, they visited a local yarn shop where the ladies would have preferred to be left and forgotten. Square dancing that evening and a lovely ham dinner the following day topped off the Hess's first visit to the Estates, with a promise of another one soon. Sunday afternoon the Lakowskes attended the second birthday party of Betty's godchild, Ann, at the Vern Thelen home. Turkey and all the trim. This reporter recently had three most unusual guests: miniature schnauzer pups (and Mistress Ann Radte) ranging in £ge from 7 days to 4 weeks. 'Ernie, Kim and Erik were awed and tickled to be able to see and hold the tiny little clump^of fur. Of the three recent litters of three pups, each, two were lost inspire of Ann's expert and patient day and night care. In the Radtke household, a' dog's life is something to be envied. Bottom of the Barrel Empty out the cookie jars soon, Mothers. The Girl Scouts will be coming soon with mint, butter flavored shorties, and fudge creme sandwich cookies. Prepare to stock up: 0 Candle Capers A seventieth birthday is a little more than just another day, so to celebrate hers, Helge Dettlow took Ruth to the Villa Sweden in Chicago where they were joined by his cousin. Then on Feb. 26 Ruth hosted a lovely luncheon for LaVerne .Noah, Rose Felicetti, Fran Fuqua, and one other friend to make her celebration truly complete. Darlene Gerke's godparents and cousins came out for a chicken dinner on Feb. 23 to see her blow at eight candles. (On each cake? Yes, there were two.) She was thrilled" to receive her whirly coaster. Is that why you were awarding blue ribbons to everyone, Darlene? Since .Janice Major Was in Chicago for her aunt's wake on the weekend of her birthda.v, friends there did their best to make her day as pleasant as possible inspite of the tragedy. Pauline and Lou Pechan presented her with a charm bracelet and . lovely cake and took her to a party (Saturday night. Sunday She attended a presentation of AliBaba and the Forty Thieves. * Tommy Hanahan had Michael Herman, Pat' Maule, Brian Kobus, Marty Palmer, Ernie Olsen, and his brother and sisters on hand to help him tear the house apart in honor of his seventh birthday. The choochoo train cake that Delores labored over for hours Was devoured in minutes. Johnny Rau's seventeenth bjrthday gift was a clock radio he wanted very much. Johnny Kanter seemed to be oblivious to who or what all except for his gift of gifts: Beanie Boy who says appropriate things like "Help Cecil. Where is Cecil? You're Funny." Cecil, do you think it's so funny??? You say Beanie meet with an accident? Aww. But to get back to the story: On Feb. 21 Pat and Cindy Bott and a friend from McHenry came over on Feb. 23rd an aunt, uncle, and three cousins came to audit Beanie's repertoire toi Johnny's fifth birthday. ; Bobby Von Oepen celebrated his second birthday by throwing a bowling ball (and himself?) down the alley just like his grandparents, godfather, great aunt, parents, and friends were doing. Later a cherry chees-3 cake honored Washington and a beautiful wardrobe honored Bobby. Kasey Anderson got the bike she has been wanting for her eighth birthday. She had Kim and Kelly Bute and Monica and Maureen Davis in for cake and ice cream on Feb. 21. Nonnie Lindstrom (Ve Schroeder's mother) celebrated her birthday in Cicero at her son's home. / : - Anniversary Oatl^s Ve and Roy Schroeder went out to dinner for their twentyninth anniversary and also shared an anniversary dinner at daughter Jean's, whose anniversary tails just three days before. SIckJList Measels victims are Kenny' Bott and Cheslene Brotherton 'who is sharing her son's polka dots. Frank Gowin is recovering from a charlie horse in his back while his sisters are flu victims..Get-well wishes to Bob Mikkelsen who has been hospitalized and must undergo surgery andtoWa>w^J»reUa who is not .yet in £opa heSSC fv *: Happy 'BlrUiday t ' - Today to SEHOA president Jim Leahy and to Patty Ander- i son who is seven. On the 7th to Tommy Fry who will be 11 > yeiirs old, and to Dorothy Ann Kayler who will be svyeet 16.' On the 8th Eddie Maituzak. On the 9th to Rose Felicetti., On the 10th to. Harold Palmer and to Timmy Maule who will ^ be 2 years old. ' , v ~ri Ilappy Ani^lveraajy .. .belatedly to our new rest* dents, William and Agnes BeH tin. . It often takeg months to think up a sudden thought. McHenry Auto Body« Complete Auto Rebuilding Service "Everything done In our shop" # Wheel Alignment # Frame Srtalghtentng f Radiator Repair 8 Glass & Upholstery All this adds up to greater savings to you. Check the shop that has the complete equipment. INSURANCE ESTIMATES F R E E New 10-Min. Car Wash Mon.-Sai. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. «|M 4707 W. Route 120 Lakeland Park Phone Day or Night Days: 885-0444 Nltes: 885-1488 Buy a new electric range now and get the wiring free [LIMITED.,TIME OFFER] Start enjoying today's great cooking advances at a remarkable saving) - There are so many new and exciting things about the 1964 electric ranges that they must be seen to be believed. New features described on this page will give you an idea. And when you cook the modern electric way there's no flame to make dirt, so your kitchen stays clean about twice ap long. It stays about 10° cooler too, because only \ electric ovens are insulated on all 6 sides, not just * 5 as in flame-type ovens. Electric s&rfgie^ units * clean themselves--pots and pans stajnbright and • shiny. And electric cooking costs sm® average * family only about 2lA cents a meal. • New features of today's electric ranges:: Easy-to-Clean Ovens. All are designed for easy cleaning--some are even self-cleaning. Just set the dial, latch the door, and it cleans itself like new-- electrically. Eyc-LQvelDesign.Adds style to your kitchen . watch your electric rangs automatically perform As culinary magic. Flameless cooking at the height yo« Astomatie Self-Clean-"' Ins Surface Units. Exact temperature control for-- perfect cooking results.. No pots to watch, R0burn<„. ersto clea.HvThe elements „. cleanthemselves.Potsand pans stay bright as Some of the many other new features:;; Full Capacity Convenience Outlets o Rotissarie o Automatic Roast Thermometer • Programmed Cooking o High Speed^ Surface Cooking • Instant High Speed Broiling 'Z HERE'S WHAT YOU GET FRE|: : This special limited-time free wiring offer applies! to a new electric range of any make 0? 2nod6l. lt I can help modernize your home winng and j&ve* you a substantial amount of moini©^-••"•jf-youB" housepower is not up to date. Tho ©fear, applies«• to a standard wiring installation for aB ©lectric^ range in any single-family dwelling s@Fved by;* Commonwealth Edison/Public Service Co. Also1*; for a limited time, necessary wiring will be in- » stalled free in two- and three-flat apartm©si$ * dwellings provided an electric range is installed!,'*'; in each apartment. Look for "Little Bill Barsaill^ Buys" at your dealer's. 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