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vK4 y ; „;4r ;/r, , g Thaiwdlf. JUIM 4.1964 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER \ ^ ' Sunnyslde Esi&tai HOMEOWNERS HOLD BI-MONTHLYMEETING TONIGHT Fran Olsen 885-S740 Tonight's the night; Sunnyside Estates Homeowners Association, Inc. regular bimonthly meeting, Johnsburg School. 8 o.m. That's the place to get the straight scoop. Remember to bring a neighbor. Road Report Next step toward road paving is having the official reports presented before the county judge to get an o.k. on the bonding. If all goes well, paving should begin around Sept. 1, if not a little sooner. Retnlnder Regular monthly meeting of the Blessed Virgin sodality is this Tuesday, June 9, in the Johnshurg Community Club at 8 p^tti. Congratulations . . . . t o B i l l Davis our n e i g h borhood newsboy, who won a trip to Washington for securing subscriptions to an area newspaper. He and the twenty- nine other winners and their two adult chaperons had a marvelous four day adventure in the Capitol City, touring the white house, Mount Vernon, the FBI, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian Institute President Kennedy's grave, and just having a grand time being together for this memorable journey. The hotel they stayed in was fine, but having colored TV sets in their rooms was the most. We're very happy for you, Bill. Good work well rewarded. • Welcome . . . t o L o i s A n d e r s o n ' s p a r ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Quill, who arrived May 22 to stay at the Anderson home during Mrs. Quill's convalescence. Although the care at St. Ann's hospital was satisfactory, loving care from one's kin carries an added plus. We all wish you a speedy recovery, Mrs. Quill, and above all enjoy your stay here in the lovely country. Coffee Gloria Von Oepen was hostess for a coffee klatch held at her home on the morning of May 26 to introduce her new neighbor, Vi Williams, to a few of the other neighbors: Delores Gerstein, June Voight, find Florence Kanter. Over cake and coffee the women became acquainted and had a grand gab-fest. The Willjamses recently purchased the Scheibe home on Oakleaf, and will be introduced through the column soon. Fire Bug Several fires have been started in the area colloquially known as "The Forest" (those wooded empty lots on the North side of Oakleaf) by a same few children. So far the fires have been able to be extinguished by neighbors who have discovered the flames. SO FAR! Matches are not for children. Do your children play with matches or facsimile? Water Worries Did your faucets seem to be going dry on the early evening of May 25? Know why? Gremlins in medum-size blue jeans broke into the pump house, turned on the water, and left it running. That pump house is not a play house. Caution y o u r c h i l d r e n . T h e w a t e r company is prepared to take severe measures should such a prank recur. The Camp That Cookies Built . . . was dedicated on May 24. Mary Jane Lakowske was among the four scouts from Troop 88 and the whole of Troop 44 who were hostesses at the open house of the. Chapman Hills dedication, which was attended by approximately guests who viewed the new cilities where scouts demon strated typical activities peculiar to the various areas. The keys of the camp were presented to Mrs. Clifford Anderson, president , of Sybaquay Council, by the chairman of the campsite development committee. All cookies should crumble so well: 90 per cent of the land and 100 per cent of the improvements of this Girl Scout camp were financed by the proceeds from the annual cooki^ sale. Everyone take a bow. Cookies too. Home from Hospital Mrs. Hanlnger is glad to.be back home after her week long stay in Oak Park hospital! She is feeling much better and was happy to hear from everyone. Summer Scribe Beginning next week your reporter will be Chris Fail 385-4084. Keep her phone busy. We thank you in advance. Candle Capers Mary Kanter was the birthday girl of the 25th, so on the 23rd, Heather Siepman, Debbie Fuqua, Cindy Bott, Patty Anderson, and the rest of the Kanter Klan saw to it that it would be a happy seventh birthday. Lots of little girl fun. Mary Ellen Wickman blew out her candles at her mother's home, and received fill-ins for her wardrobe for gifts. Herman Mooha was present^ ed some lovin'-from-the-oven in the form of a luscious birthday cake by wife, Mary, and received cash in cards from his sons. Mark Davis was treated to delicacies by Mom and accompanied by Monica and Maureen on his birthday. Baseball is his game, and outfitting for it was his gift: a bat, ball, and mit. Ronnie Fuqua had a beautiful sunny day for his birthday on the 22nd, and there to share it with him were Robin Radtke, Jimmy Wickman, Cheryl Maule, Kim and Erik Olsen, and Sara and Mattie O'Brien. The usual party games amused the little ones, and then Mom Fran was amused when she observed the eight little heads moving "No" in unison to the "Not I" lines of the "Little Red Hen" which she read to them. Precious moment. Donna Noah is the proUd owner of a parakeet which she was allowed to buy with her birthday money. So far Mom is not objecting: the bird is not chattering--yet. Tammy Bieschke was indeed a very happy little five year old on the 26th. Mary Jane Lakowski, Debbie Von Obstfelder planned and executed an entire surprise birthday party for her, which was held at her home. Kathy Rychly, Ray Jensen, Maureen Davis, Pam De- Francisco, Karen Kennebeck and Gloria Gowin were the guests and Mom Alice was the honored one, beaming with appreciation of the thoughtfulness of these two pre-teens who were responsible for all this, including a birthday cake baked by Debbie herself. And yet another thrill was in store for Tammy: a two-wheeler from Mommy and Daddy. Lucky girl. Family illness prevented a big party for 3-year-old Ricky Voight, but with just his immediate family present, th&t's a party size crowd in Itself, and it suited him fine. Among his gifts was a stuffed dog which Diane bought from her fourth grade teacher, with her own money: true sisterly love. He was a very happy little boy. How considerate of Jerry Zeiger's fraternity to throw their annual May dance on his birthday. Can't beat that for celebrating. 'Specially when the monetary gifts financed the occasion! Coming artd Going . . . involves from house to garden for most residents these lovely planting and planning days. And popping in from Detroit last week to take care of doing some exterior painting on their Sunnyside home, were the Bill Grists--or more accurately, Bill Grist painted while Bernadine dropped in to say hello to several of us old neighbors! At least that's probably the SEND COUPON BELOW FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURE WISCONSIN FAMILY VACATIONLAND Wt EJIw UPPER DELLS BOAT TRIP... 15 miles of unforgettable scenery featuring fantastic rock forma tioni. 8 scenic Ports of Call at Cold Water Canyon, Witches Gulch and Stand Rock. LOWER DELLS BOAT TRIP . . . Scenic cruise through Rocky Island Region. FORT DELliS... Step back into yester-year in ail* thentic, exciting Frontierland, Indianland, and Adventureland. STAND ROCK INDIAN CEREMONIAL... Brilliant, spectacular pageant presented nightly by ovet 60 American Indians in imposing natural amphitheatre. (Reached by boat ox car.) SEND FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURES. PIMM cheek below... • BOAT TRIPS • STAND ROCK • FORT DELLS Dells Boat Co., Inc., Dept. SC, Wisconsin Dalit, Wit. B3M9 Nona } Addraa City „ Stale .Zfp See your Local Greyhound, Milwaukee Road OF TiavoS Aganey mmm m SANITONE WITH OUR SANITONE DRYCLEANING FREE mothproofing is included in our professional drycleaning for your out-of-season things. With our advanced Sanitone drycleaning we get them clean and fresh, so you can store them sweetsmelling and luxuriously soft as new. (And mothproofed tool) Cal on us today. Dail 385-0927 For PICKUP SERVICE at CASH and CARRY PRICES RAINBOW CLEANERS 1304 N. Front Street Across from A. I'. Frcund Ball Park McHenry, Illinois Store Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. There's Always Plenty of l KKK PARKING AT RAINBOW'S DRIVE-IN McHenry Shores SHORES CLUB ! MEETS FOR LAST i TIME UNTIL FALL ; Be mice Wilson -- 385-4380 The McHenry Shores Club will hold its last meeting of the summer on June 4 at the VFW Hall on Rt. 120. As usual the next meeting will be in way Bill would tell it. Truthfully, Bernadine painted too-- when she ran out of neighbors to visit. The little VonOepen boys were treated to a day at an amusement park by their Mommy, Grandma Paskiet, and an aunt or two, on May 28. A real whirlwind. Happy Birthday Tomorrow to James Stoffefl. On Saturday to James Hanlnger. On the 8th to Connie Martinez, two year old Robert Brotheron, and two year oldx Dir ana Gowin. On the 9th to eight year oid Alan Kennebeck. On the 10th to Heddy Haninger. Many happy returns of the day. Happy Anniversary On the 6th to A1 and Velma Stephens, who® will have been married about as many years as Velma looks old in spite of the beautiful silver tresses: 33. years. May God grant you at least another equal number of happy years, and grant that the rest of us wear our years at least half so well. September, so there will be .many plans to discuss. Bake Sale Saturday, June 6 is the big day. Things are moving tight along on our first project of thet season. When doing your shopping for the weekend stop in and pick up some goodies for the family to enjoy, everything is very reasonable and delicious, and as I have said before, the girls will gladly pick up the donations so you won't have to take them in. Birthdays and Anniversaries Many happy returns of the day to Edwin 'Ed' Olbinski and Daniel Koleno on June 6, James Whethehult on the 8th, Helen Wolter on June 9. Danny Koleno will be 6 years old. Hope all have a jnost pleasant day as they add on another year. Hill and Ing Corcoran will ho observing another year on .Juiio-7--and Helen and Irwin Wolter on June 9. Best wishes for continued happiness to both couples. ( Showers for Linda and Karer. In the 28th Ing Corcoran gave a shower for Karen Lindwall and it was attended by friends from Chicago and neighbors in the Shores. It was a miscellaneous shower and Karen received many lovely gifts. Last Sunday a surprised Liltda Schopp was showered by eighty persons at the VFW Hall in Des Plaines where her wedding reception will be held. This was also a miscellaneous shower and Ken reports that she got so many beautiful things that all she needs is a home to put them in. Both Karen and Linda are getting married in June so it won't be long now. Lakemoor-Lilymoor: YOUTH INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE Shirley Schuerr -- 385-2645 Young Jimmy Bolda was injured Thufsday, May 28, when he was hit by a car on the Lily Lake road. Jimmy is in the McHenry hospital. Here's hop- Birthday Party for Chuck Chuck Jenner celebrated his fourth birthday on the 27th by having Bern and Lee Lexow, Robin ReedV Jeff and Cathy Musielak and the two Mieritz boys in for cake and ice cream and all the goodies that small children enjoy so much. Beach Duty On Sunday the boys slated for beach duty are: Bob Peter- ©1. JOHN F. KELLY. 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 sen, in charge, and Ray Mack, Charles Matson, Stan Misiak and George Haley as co-workers. Here and There Daisy Smith has been elected senior vice president of the 5th District of the VFW, and on Saturday^vill be installing new officers at the North Chicago Auxiliary and on Sunday will be at an installation in Antioch. Congratulations on your new office, Daisy. " Ing your injuries ctrenotvctti serious, Jim. ; Joseph Box escaped serious injuries when his auto was hi# by another last week. , . Sympathy;;5j.4- No words can express our; deepest sympathies to Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz on the loss of their daughter, Lorraine.; Lorraine passed away, Saturn day, May 23, in Kankakes* where she worked as a regis* tered nurse. '"'"'if • 4 'Mf SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE REMODELING Need a Room, A New Kitchen, Garage? Design Service & Guaranteed Work With Experienced Crews VREE ESTIMATES Phone: 678-2861 Evenings --• Richmond 678-6681 McHenry Representative 385-3294 •u fjf-X mmm Mr Richard Havlovic, Chicago, III.--"I had an Olds hardtop and wanted a convertible. The glasslike rear window in the Ford soft-top sold me on the car." Mr. Alptionsa Slnkus, Chicago, III.- Hl like the style of the '64 Ford. It is s wry comfortable. No trouble in parking. Wow wo'ro a two-Ford family and I'm kGppy about It" -< Mrs. Erwin J. Schwab, Chicago, III.--"Nice car with enough room, and economy, too. From a woman's standpoint, the style is what I like. I like the way this car handles much better than my old Chevy." mam All over ChicSgoland Mr. Ronald Brown, Evanston, III.--"This is the first time I have owned a Ford. I compared and testdrove both a Chevy and a Ford. The Ford rides a lot better than the Chevy. I think the Cruise-0-Matic transmission is better than the Chevy transmission for economy and smoothness." Robert Trailer, Chiccaaggoo., III.--"My new Ford handles much better and rides much better than my old car. With the Ford, which has an 8-cylinder engine, we get much better gas mileage than we did with the 6- Cylinder Chevy." Mrs. Helen Zopf, Chicago, III.--"I like the size, especially in traffic and parking. The car seems very economical. It is much better than my Chevrolet. I find it very comfortable. My daughter Maureen drives, too.' and the Falcon seems just right for her. I'a say it was the ideal family car... it seems to run forever on a dollar's worth of gas!" • •• . _ t w<w<*X-.Xv... w J,MW rmfwfiriiw MM Fact.. .Super Torcjuc l ords arc selling so fast we've had to double production in our Chicago plant. (Hardtop sales alone are up 65% over last year!) Fact. . . sales on the labulous Thunderbird are up 67% over last year! Fact . . . Falcon is selling almost as much as Valiant and Chevy II combined! Fac t . . . no car ever hit Chicago Upper photo: Mustang Hardtop. Lower photo: Ford Galaxie 500/XL Hardtop. with such impact (and such immediate sales response) as the hot new Mustang. And, when it hit, Mustang made the switch to Ford an all-out stampede! What's behind it all? You'ty find the answers when you take a test drive and discover the many'changes in Ford. Stop at your Ford Dealer s. That's where the stampede started. Beiore you buy any now c;ir...test-drive the new total perforrrmiirp The only tars that have changed as much as Chicago HI nr. WALT DISNI Y'S M\CK: SKYWAY AT T i l l IORD MOTOR COMPANY'S WONDER ROTUNDA, NEW YORK WORLD'S I AIR M uitmng • Falcon • PMUUM • Ford • Thuitd«rMr4 FORD SALE 3936 WEST MAIN STREET McHENHY, ILLINOIS