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Bi' Thursday, May 28, 1964 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ."V..Ca§SI Sunnyslde Estates LAURELI JOST WINS 3 FIRSTS IN TRACK MEET Fran Olsen 885-5740 The fleet feet and boundless energy of Laureli Jost rushed her over the finish line to run off with no less than three first place honors at the Jaycees track meet held under ideal weather conditions at Mc- Cracken Fienld on May 17 beginning at 2 p.m. Her prize areas were the 50 yard dash, a broad jump of 14 feet 5 inches, and in the 4-40 relay. And Miss Fleet Feet didn't even train for this event! Congratulations, Laureli, and may you be invincible at the county track meet in Elgin in July. You may not be jable to hear us all the way to Elgin, but we'll be rootin' for you. Another Farley To The Shepherd's Fold , The' baptism of John Thomas Farley at St. John the Baptist church was performed by the pastor, Father Dording, on May 17 at 2 p.m., and witnessed by John's godmother and aurift, Joan Lyons, and her husband Terry, who was proxy godfather for Ed Farley, John's uncle, who was unable to be present. Helathy and hardy J. T. was undaunted by the important event, save for all the added attention caused by having the seven members of the Lyons family from Chicago staying for the weekend. The families from parents to tots had a grand visit and the children hated to leave this lovely country living to return to their city home. Return they must, but return to Sunnyside they shall. Mareen Mualcale Congratulations to Dorothy Ann Kayler and Cathy Palmer for their participation in the excellent musical production at Marian Central high on the evening of May 16. The audience was captivated by this exceptional group of young voices, the Marcen Singers, who this year performed in their own freshly purchased choral robes, and were accompanied on their own recently installed organ. Milestones in the performance, experience, and development of this new and growing group. Field Day Michael Mikkelsen and Mom Loretta were among the fortytwo children and eleven adults who bussed into Chicago on May 19 for the Johnsburg School eighth grade outing. Big day, field day, hay day, this May day: an excursion boat trip around Lake Michigan began their day with a tour of the locks, shoreline view from the other side of said shore, and an along-side comparison of their craft next to a docked freighter- Mmmm. Sad to report that Ihey were informed the water level in Lake Michigan is the lowest it has been in 100 years. Next off to an amusement park--and we'll leave this commentary to the radio and TV commercials, and your own imagination. Another Outing Melody and Marily Fail, Donny Dettlow and Steve Bro? therton are members of the Johnsburg school first grade clasB who took a tfip to Elgin on May 21 to tour a dairy, the Elgin park, and a newspaper office. Bake Sale Home made goodies of all varieties will be on sale at St. John's School May 31 after all the Masses. The Sodalists need donations of baked goods as well as customers for these, in order to affect success. Be as generous as you can. Monetary gifts will also be accepted. Batter Up Get behind those Little Leaguers who are knocking at your door with wistful eyes, hopeful hearts, well-oiled gloves, and the energy and spirit that leads them to the ball diamond initially. Adult support is the logical compliment. Agreed? Agreed. New Leader The officials of Brownie Troop 150 take great pride in announcing that Delores Gerstein will be the new leader of this troop next year. Now" a co-leader is needed to insure the continuation of this, the Estates own troop. Mother, give a call to Delores at 385- 0248 and assure her she'll have that co-leader. Road Rumors . . . are flying high and wide. Clear up any confused notion by calling Mel Simmons or Jim Leahy. Here's one clear fact: paving cost for front footage will be $3.71; for side footage (for corner lots) $.76 per foot. OAA Sandy Fry, Patty Voight and Laureli Jost received their awards for the points they accumulated during the year at the Girls Athletic Association tea at McHenry high school on May 21 at 7:15 p.m. The Mothers of GAA members were invited and proudly attended their daughters' big night. Wishing WeH Marie Leahy was so pleased by the cheer brought to her at McHenry hospital via the SEHOA plant she received. Marie is home now and feeling better. Mrs. Haninger is a patient at Oak Park hospital, but hopes to be home by the time this appears in print. She's improving now and we hope will be her bouncy self soon. Zzooom! It's a stereo set--it's TV--no, It's the real live thing, as eyewitnessed by Herb Anderson and son, Mike: the Indianapolis Speedway time trials on May 16. It was very exciting, they report--and the 250,000 other spectators attested the accuracy of their judgment. Spring Is Here --which always brings mail box problems because the little ones seem to get such a case of spring fever they can't find enough neutral or positive things to do. Parents, remind your children of the seriousness of tampering with mail boxes. Surprise Guests appeared at the Mel Simmons home last week: Mel's brother and his wife from North Carolina, whom they weren't expecting for at least another month. So Shirley quickly formulated their plans ami they managed to fit in: horse shoes, gossip, and trips to Kenosha to visit Mel's sister, Cedar Grove, Wis., to visit Mel's eldest brother, and Milwaukee to visit Shirley's mother-- all this in just three little old days. It was "one beautiful visit" relates Shirley . Summer Scribe ' This reporter is very pleased to announce that my good neighbor, Chris Fail, will be writing this column during the month of June and the first week of July. She'll appreciate your thoughtful calls. Give her all the material she can use. Thanks. Candle Capers Oh the beautiful afternoon of the 20th, Kenny BoU, Philip Voight, - Marty "Jesski, Guy Garn, Melody and Merijy Fail, and Donny Dettlow were among the twelve little guests at Steve Brotherton's first large birthday party. Steve, who normally ' loves cake and ice cream, was so taken by the thrilLof it all, he couldn't even eat. And his excitement was increased by the typewriter he received from his parents and all the models, clothes, and toys he received from the other guests. After enjoying the Mickey Mouse candle-lit birthday cake and ice cream on the porch picnic table, the little guests delighted by watched the monster movie on TV. A day Stevie will long remember. Rose Tillich's birthday was made rich by the impromtu open house caused by friends and relatives dropping in to wish her happiness and give her happiness. Her parents Pisiakee Terrace CONFIRMANDS HONORED AFTER CHURCH CEREMONY Joyce Toepper -- 885-3044 Kathleen and Barbara Parker were confirmed into the Zion Lutheran church, McHenry, on Sunday, May 17. Witnessing the church service and attendfrom Chicago came for a steak dinner. Marge De Francisco visited her for the afternoon, and they were soon joined by Rose's niece and nephew from Waukegan, friends from Long Lake. Mike's sister from Antioch, and the Shetlers from the Highlands. Ham and of course a birthday cake came in the evening. It was a grand day for Rose. Bob Mikkelsen had his wish for his birthday: he spent the day putting his new set of golf clubs to good use at a local course. After 9 holes he went home to rest and later returned to complete the last 9. Glad to hear you are doing well Bob and yet taking good care. Happy Anniversary All warm wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro way down in Tullahoma on their 53rd anniversary today. Golden, golden Vears. Heave, Heave A STRIKE! "Wow, it must be a whopper--can't get it reeled in--hmm must be a big one--maybe I've hooked the bottom--no/ it's moving--but it's sure holding back--tough customer--now it's coming--" What was Jack Kelso's prize catch? A paint can!! But that was topped by Jerry Olsen who hooked the anchor rope! Anyone kn6w a good fish market? bisons W&y To S@© Us li Y@m Bleed A Water System or Well 1. Only trained personnel In their respective field of Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump inventory in the county (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system 5. A guarantee in writing 6. We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and S£ar? pumps 7. Our men and machines are completely insured 8. Pump cutaways on hand for yotlr inspection 9. Parts available for all makes 10. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points 11. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK County W@1 & WELLS DRILLED 01 DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS Located Is Sh© Village of McCullom L&Iso 2% miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wonder Lake Ed. IPEsone MdHIejaffy 235-5252 or Residence Something Something DIFFERENT NEW » MILK NEW PLASTIC BOTTLE # No Deposit # No Return # Drive-In Self Service / Free! F^.,SAT.&SUN. MAY 29 - 30 - 31 V2 Pint Fresh Grade A MBi wifls Gas Purchase KEAN BROS SliVICE STATION Route 120 & River Road Just East of the New Bridge ing a party in the girl's honor at the Terrace home of Russell and Dorothy's were: Ruth and John Peters and two children, Bensenville, Kathi's godmother; Ray and Eraine Johnson and two daughters, Glen View, Kathi's godfather; Bert and Betty Carlson. Jr. and four children, DesPlaineS, Barb's godfather, and Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Schwebke, the girls' grandparents. Also included in the celebration were the Bert Carlsons, Sr., Des Plaines, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tesche, Park Ridge, Loretta Heck, Chicago, the Herb Rowes, Sr., the Henry Andersens, McHenry, the Pradelskis, Connertys and Moores and their families from the Terrace. The Len Toepper family attended a confirmation party on Sunday for. Len's cousin, Cynthia Powell. Cindy joined the United Church of Christ, Forest Park, and a party was held in her honor at the home of her parents, Harry and Ruth Powell, Bellwood. Johnsburg Graduates Celebrate The eighth grade graduates from Johnsburg grade school celebrated the upcoming occasion with a dance held at the school on Friday evening, May 22. The students picked as the dance theme, "Age of Tomorrow" and attending were the eighth graders, their parents and the teachers. Graduation will be June 3. Third Grandchild a Boy Bud and Kay Davidson were presented with their third grandchild and first grandson on Tuesday, May 19, when daughter Donna and husband, Charles Hack, became the proud parents of their first, a son, Mark Allan. Mark made his appearance at Edgewater Beach hospital weighing in at 8 lbs. and measuring 20 inches. Donna's twin sister, Diana, has the Davidsons' two granddaughters. Co-Leader Needed for Troop 150 Brownie Troop 150 is in need of a co-leader to work with Dolores Gerstein next fall. Volunteers may contact Dolores at 385-0248 and if you call in the evening you have a' better chance of reaching her. Anyone interested in becoming a leader themselves will be gratefully received also since there is a long waiting list of girls interested in becoming Brownies but no mothers to oversee them. Terrace Tidings . Visiting in the Don, Hawkins home Saturday and Sunday were Don's brother and! wife, Dave and Patty Hawkins, and Son, Donnie, of Royal Oaks, Mich., a suburb of Detroit. A friend of Bonnie's, who also lives in Royal Oaks, accompa nied the Hawkins for the brief visit. A party was held at the Hawkins' home on Saturday evening in honor of the visit with approximately thirty people in attendance. Jerry Kern treated his Mom and Dad, Bill and Marie to dinner out on Sunday, May 10, and then the three of them visited with the Richard Kern family in Wheaton during the afternoon. Saturday visitors at the Kurowski home in observance of Torty's birthday were^his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kurowski, Pell Lak^ The Val Patula family accompanied his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Patula of Ingleside, to Cedars Point, Wis., for the weekend. Don, Barb, David and Dale Zamastil drove to Kendallville, Ind., for a short visit with Barb's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Zonker, on Saturday. Betty and Dart stayed with their grandmother Zimmerman in Addison for the day. Dropping in oh the Harry Gavins on Sunday were his parents, the Harry Gavins, Sr., and Harry's brother, Bob, and family of Chicago. Unfortunately Patricia didn't enjoy the company being a sick little girl over the weekend with tonsilitis. Dorothy Parker accompanied the eighth grade class of Johnsburg on their field trip Tuesday. The students first enjoyed a boat trip on Lake Michigan and ended the trip with a visit at Riverview. Birthday Greetings Belated birrnday wishes to Val Patula whose birthday was May 24. Many happy returns of the day to the following birthday celebrants this week with the ending of May and beginning of June: 9 year old Mike Erickson on May 29, Rolpf Schilling on May 30, Russell Parker, June 1, Nicole Fedorchak who Page Twenty-One will be two years old on JufV£; 2 as well as Bobby Froehling who reaches eighteen on June 2 and Conrad Pohlman on June 3. ' Anniversary Wishes Congratulations to two coil? pies this week as they celebrate their wedding anniversaries: Dorothy and Russell Parker, May 29, and Mickey and Pit Ferrell, June 3. ' , EPISCOPAL CONVENTION Episcopal Churchwomen of the Diocese of Chicago will meet for their annual two day convention on Wednesday and Thursday, June 10-11, at North Central college, Naperville. The United Thank Offering Ingathering for missionary work at home and' abroad will take place at the 8 a.m. Holy Communion service on June 11. Reservations for the corir vention and dinner are being handled through the president of the local Episcopal Churchwomen, Mrs. William Haynes of St. Paul's church, McHenry. AlTOFtlse - It Pays! WATER SOFTENER SERVICE SAME DAT SERVICE ON MOST MAKES £ MODELS • Service • Rebuilding # Repair • Cleaning On* # Overhauling # Installation • Recondlttomlag # Removal ALL WORK GUARANTEED WATER SOFTEST! 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