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taction Two -- Page Eight THE BfeHEHBY PLAINDEALEK Thursday# September 10» 1964 SUNNYSIDE ESTATES FRAN OLSEN ROAD REPAIRS PROGRESS THROUGH CLOUDS OF DUST THEY'RE HERE! In the flesh and in the steel: graders, workers, trucks, and tools. It's like a misty dream being freed from its engulfing cloud and slowly but clearing drifting to destinct reality. It's all this dust that helps create .that illusion! But how sweet it is to know that this is our one FINAL dust problem. Quite seriously, hats off to all the men (both workers and supervisors) for their conscientious labor and thoughtful courtesy The workers' friendly waves and cheerful comments to the children are making this project even more fun for them to observe. Extra caution to keep our children out of the Work areas is but a fitting corollary to their consideration. The men can not always see every inch of ground around the equipment they are handling. Prevent accidents by watching from a DISTANCE. Stay out of and away from the culverts. A little extra care can make the installation of our roads a happy as well as an interesting experience. Full speed ahead! -- Aud that's just the speed they seem to be going. Good show. Paved driveway, anyone? Call Mel Simmons with the measurements handily held in your other hand. Note: one half of each road will be open at all times, end of doubts. Welcome Williamses The Williams family hasn't yet lived in their View home two full weeks and already they feel quite at home--for two good reasons, they were remarkably well settled and organized even the day after their move, and since both Jim and Pat have lived in the Fox Lake area for many years, they are not as strangers. Jim and Pat Williams are the ,new owners of the O'Brien home at 1912 West Oakleaf; thus nine year old Patti Jo, lxk years old Jimmy, and 4V& year old Diane Lynn are the new faces in the crowd of youngsters who liven the upper Oakleaf area, while six month old Daniel Patrick makes sure that Mommie does not get lonely in the house. Jim is a roofer for a Chicago firm, 885-5740 so is accustomed to a fair size" drive to whichever roof requires his talents today. Hunting and fishing ate Jjis choices for leisure hours -- whenever that is -- and Pat enjoys sewing -- whenever that can be worked in. So glad to have you with us, Wiliamses. Squad Dance Rescued After a very sluggish advance sale of tickets, the event was saved (and then some) by door <sales, to produce a most successful evening at the Community Club for the annual Johnsburg Rescue Squad Dance on the lovely evening of A^ig.^29. The Gehrkes, Hanahrans7w3tc «inskis, Red Davises, Andersons, Roys, Siepmans, Wegners, Palmers, Simmons, Josts, and the Frank Manns and their son and daughter-inlaw were among the dancers who crowded the floor to enjoy the good music and gay atmosphere. Congrats and thanks to all who worked so hard toward this success for a cause that is dear to all residents in this area. Wishing Well Wishes . . . t o J i m F u q u a w h o u n d e r went surgery at McHenry"hospital last week. After a four day stay, he is home and hobbling about well, but far from his normal pace, and hopes to be back at work in another week or so. . . . t o G u n n a r J o h a n s e n whose severe hay fever is hindering his convalescence progress. . . . to Ve Schroeder who had a fierce case of flue, but is feeling stronger now. . . . t o L a r r y P a l m e r w h o i s under the weather. . . . t o C l a i r e H o t t e l s w h o i s recuperating from popular summer seizure which is commonly called "vacation" Vacation Varieties The wilds of Wyoming called so Ed and Vi and Ed's parents revisited the hunting grounds around Gillette where Ed and his father often go hunting. During this lovely one-week trip they saw antelope, deer and mountain lion tracks, and visited various areas including Pike's Peak. On their return trip through Nebraska Mr. Rodicek presented Ed with a Chesapeake Retriever on his birthday. Lively trip home. Joining their daughter and her family at their Illinois State Park camp site, the Hoettels enjoyed a bar-b-qued dinner and then brought grandsons Tommy and Stevie to their home for six fun-filled days. Two fishing trips with "Pops" (Howard) produced the essential ingredient for a fish fry. Picnicking, go-carting with Aunt Velma, and playing ball with the local crowd made the boys reluctant to leave for home. The fresh trim and shutters that have given the Hoettels home that finishing touch are the fruits of the other week of Howard's vacation. Charming. Drive by. New York, New York What a city. What a time. Short on space. Crummy rhymn! Report next \yeek. Time's vs. mine. Coming and Going Mrs. Emma Olson and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Loesh, (her house guest from Staten Island, New York) spent a week in Nelsonviile, Wis.; visiting Mrs. Olson's brother and sister. They arrived back at Sunnyside Estates on Mrs. Olson's birthday, Sept. 1. During Mrs. Joesh's visit here, the two women also visited a brother-in-law in Evanston, who has been ill. Mrs. Olson loves to be a hostess and hated to have her guest depart. Family functions packed the Gerkes' weekend. On Saturday evening Dick and Jean attended a housewarming for Dick's nephew and wife at Silver Lakes in Cary. With all of Dick's family in attendance, it was a fine reunion. Getting back home at a reasonable (?) hour, the Gerkes decided to see the Rescue Squad dance through its final hour, since they usually miss it totally for some reason or another. Sunday was the reunion of Jean's family at Sand Lake, with ALL members (five brothers, two sisters/ nephews, nieces, grand nieces, grand nephews by the score) attending, coming from as far away as Kentucky and Indiana. It had been over two years since Jean had seen some of them, so it was indeed a marvelous affair with food enough for twice their numbers. Candle Capers For her birthday Mrs. Grace Owen was honored with a dinner for the entire family given by her daughter at her home in Park Ridge. How's this for a warm gift: an electric sheet. That should keep Mom Owen cozy and comfy. Since Donny Voight feds he has outgrown parties, his cek ebration was a family one with his grandmother and aunt from Chicago on hand to join in the chorus. For the Kelsos* double celebration they had two all-purpose cakes: one that was all purpose, and the other that was all-purpose and said so, i.e., "Happy Birthday, Happy Anniversary". Friend Nancy was the thoughtful creator and donor of the second cake. Velma Stephens was honored with two parties this year. One on Saturday evening at the Hoffs in Pistakee Bay and then a woman's luncheon on her date, the 1st, also given by Mrs. Hoff. To climax the grand circuit, she was called over to the Zeigers Tuesday night and was presented with a lovely blouse which Dave and Jerry had gone out to buy on their own, telling no one. Velma was so deeply touched by their thoughtfulness." And it couldn't happen to a nicer person. Happy Birthday Tomorrow to Delores €5erstein (who incidently is the most frequent courier of this column from reporter to publisher). On the 13th to Shirley Simmons and to Helen Wegner. On the 14th to sweet little four year old Sarah O'Brien who just moved away, and to two year old David Hanahan. On the 16th to nine year old Gail McDonald. May your day and the coming year be filled with joys and blessings. Happy Anniversary On the 12th to Delores and Don Gerstein who will be celebrating their 11th year and to Andy and Joanne Eichhorn, on their fifth. On the 13th to Ed and Mary Ellen Wickman on their sixth. On the 14th to Sophie and Frank Barbasky who will be celebrating their 34th year. May God grant each of you many more years of happiness together. Gummy Gimmick Barely getting both feet in the door the Olsen children dived for the grocery sack on the table and- scrambled through the items to pluck out? the latest rage: FOOTBALL BUBBLE GUM, just like all the other kids in the neighborhood have. Zip went the wrappers and sure enough, there.it all was: the football cards, yes, APPLES PICK YOUR OWN APPLES and SAVE! Come anytime -- Enjoy an all day outing or an after-work half hour. Picnic in the orchard -- Bring the kids. 100 acres in which to play. iclsitosh - Jonathan - led L .J . OUS - (iddlen Delicious Get the Finest Quality Direct from the Tree. ALSO -- Apples Picked and Pack aged in Easy-To-Carry Cartons. - PICKING SCHEDULE - JONATHAN SEPT. 12 RED DELICIOUS .. SEP?. 19 GOLDEN DELICIOUS OCT. 3 TYV'N LAKES ROA D ORIOLE SPRINGS ORCHARD STATE LI ME -- road ~RT. 173 OPEN 9 A M. to 6 P.M. Daily All the Cider you can drink FREE DIRECTIONS: Take Route 173 East out of Richmond to Twin Lakes Road at Miller's Corner. Turn North, 1 mile to State Line Road. Turn East on State Line Road and go 1 mile to the orchard. Follow the signs. RICHMOND ( ) SPRINCr RT.3I OROtfE PtSTAKCE HIGHLANDS RtNGMOOD SUNNYSlQE tyVONDcR LAKE JOHNSBURGINGltMDfc WHtURY LAKELAND PARK LIIYMOOP 0WOLO LAK&MOOR TlCICIi * COTTA ISlAMD lake Oriole Springs Orchard State Line Road Richmond, 111. PISTAKEE TERRACE JOYCE TOEPPER 385-3044 REMIND TERRACE HOMEOWNERS OF IMPORTANT DATES Attention, Terrace Homeowners. There are two important dates to remember this coming week. Tonight, Thursday, Sept. 10 the Pistakee Terrace Women's auxiliary will meet at the home of Fran Dack, Circle Drive, beginning at 8 p.m. On Monday evening, Sept. 14, the Pistakee Terrace Association will hold their first meeting of the new fiscal year at the home of our new president, Val Patula, at 8 p.m. Both organizations need your support and attendance if they are going to do the best job possible for the good of the entire subdivision. Won't you please include these meetings in your schedule. Main business for all right now is the "End of Sumnier Dance" which is to be held Sept. 19 at the McHenry American Legion. Dues are payable beginning with Sept. 1. They will be needed in order to obtain a snow plow contract. Terrace Tidings Recent visitors in the Paul Fedorchak home during the month of August for one week each were Jean's two sisters, the tatoos, yes, the comic, yes, and "Look, Mom, even BUBBLE G U M ! " . . . . ! ! Pam and Nancy Daugird of Wheaton. Sunday guests in the William Kern home were Helen and Frank Books of Ingleside, Calif., along with Bud and Mary Rose, Chicago. Later in the day the three couples^lsH^ ed with A1 and Mary Adams in Johnsburg. J Sunday found the/lorn Merhaut family joining^Tom's relatives, the Kotovsky family for their annual picnic at Arie Crown Forest Preserve, La Grange. " Carrie and Fred Woerner returned grandson David to his Elk Grove Village home on Sunday and picked up David's younger brother, five year old Ross Runyon to spend a few days in the Terrace. Another guest in.the Terrace the last week in August into September was the twelve year old cousin of the Roy Erickson children, Linda Eickhoff, Niles. Jerry Kern took his mother, Marie, to Twin Lakes, Wis., on Saturday evening to enjoy a play. Following the show they stopped at Pell Lake for something to eat. Weekend guests at the Paul Fedorchak home were Barb and Don Morozek, Chicago. Wednesday evening visitors at the Ed -Weiss home were LaVerne and Roy Hendrickson, Elmwood. Cathy Stull celebrated her sixth birthday on Friday hosting a party in her honor. Guests included Joy Vyduna, Jimmy Perrewe, Susan Jones, Susie Kaiser and all of Cathy's brothers and sisters. If you have children in your house you probably find your family watching Bozo Circus each week day noon just as this household does. Were you watching close enough on Thursday to see Marcia Merhaut accompany her cousins, the Olsen family of Oaklawn, to view the show in person. Birthday Greetings Many happy returns of the day to the following birthday celebrants this coming week: Noel Gregg, Sept. 10; Eleanore Moore, Sept. 11; William Anderson, Sept. 14; Clara Kurowski and a big ten for Scott Wiggerman, Sept. 15; and Mike Pritchard, five along with Wayne Sabaj, three on Sept. 16. Anniversary Wishes Congratulations and best wishes to the married couples in the spotlight celebrating their wedding anniversaries this week: Cal and Grace Vyduna, Sept. 10 and Ron and Marilyn Wiggerman, Sept. 11. Signing Off Keep working on those dance tickets. Column is short due to the early deadline with the holiday here. Be looking for me to call next week. The last holiday of the summer season should find everyone doing something. START A CASH REACTION WITH A PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED CHEF • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinners • Sandwiches COMPLETE CARRY-OUT SERVICE Specializing In: • Chicken • Hickory Bar-B-Q Ribs PHONE 385-5296 1332 N., Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Sun. -- 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday -- 7 a.m. to 3 a.m. 2)fc» you J(n,lo w Soommeeoonnee Iflew ^own? The Welcome Wagon Representative would like to call on them and extend a welcome to the community. 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