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Si'gtrMroni 3M.Vftt><> I ESTATES M.irl. n,- lirrj; :«">-X4IX GIVE REPORT ON AVAILABLE LAND FOR PLAYGROUND The Sunnyside Estates Homeowners Association meeting tink place on March 2, at the Home of Ray Jensen. Present wore Ken Seger strom, Jim Williams, Florence Kelso, Norma Gunn and Walter Berg. Mr. Berg gave his report on available playground land which the committee has been investigating. Several more persons are still to be contacted. A complete report will be h£& for the April membership ttieteing. It is hoped many of you will attend as your opinions and suggestions will be most appreciated. Norma Gunn reported on her V|Sit to the tax assessors office regarding the possibility of recited taxes for the beach and i*y playground area. Special fax jrates are possible and will be requested for. The installation of three phase wiring is still being sought The next meeting will be April 6, at the Johnsburg school. Coffee and cake will be served. NEW ARRIVAL Jim end Ffan Fuqua are the proud parents of a spankin' new son. John Michael was born March 1, at Mchenry hospital, weighing in at 7 lbs., 11 oz. Little John was welcomed home March 5 by his sister, Debra, and borthers Jimmy, Ronnie and Gary. They were expecting their mother to bring them a little sister but after one look at baby John they knew he was very special and completely forgot about wanting a girl. WRESTLING MATCH Paul and Donald Voight competed in the Barrington sectional wrestling matches a few weeks ago. Seven high schools a, JC s. now omeone fjew Jn Down? The Welcome Wagon Representative would like to call on them and extend a welcome to the community. Please Call The Representatives Below elcome W aaon CEIL DEWERDT 653-9317 * RUTH BOMKE liic » ? participated. The bays are grouped according to their weight. Donald took third place and Paul took second place. The rules are very strict in high school wrestling, also it is a very strenuous sport. What a good way for healthy boys to burn off excessive energy. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Kathy Gerstein celebrated her eleventh birthday last Saturday with five of her girl friends. Kasey and Patty Anderson of the Estates, Denise Thomas of Sunnyside Beach, Cathy Tonyan of Ringwood and Chris Thelen of Pistakee Highlands joined Kathy at her home for some ice cream and cake, games and of course, prizes. Then Dolores took them all roller skating. Everyone had the best time including Mother. Julie .Dowe celebrated her second birthday with her family and fifteen relatives. All stopped in to wish Julie the best of days and enjoyed cake and ice cream after she managed to blow the candles. FAREWELL A fond farewell to Ed and Sharon Cerocke and children, Joe and Debbie. The Cerockes' first place of residence in the Estates was at 1717 Oakleaf. After some six months they moved to 1914 Oakleaf where they resided for a year. They moved last weekend to Chicago. We hope they will enjoy their new home. HERE AND THERE Mary Mann spent a coiqale days with her son and his wife at their home in Chicago before entering McHenry hospital. The Jerry Whalens entertained George and Sharon Dunham from Decatur over the weekend. Bob and Denise Higgins and children visited the Youngs in Carpenter sville on Sunday where most of the family gathered for a birthday party. The Youngs' youngest child celebrated his third birthday. Bud and Lucy Lytle and five year old Sherri and two year old David went in to Chicago on Wednesday evening to see the circus. Dona'l Voight attended the A^A.U. wrestling matches at Navy Pier on Friday. He was among the several students who got the day off from school so they could view championship wrestling. Boys from all over the state participate and the competition is very stiff. The Bergs. Wally, Marlene and Kerri, spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the hom9'of Marlene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Freund, in Johnsburg. The family gathered for a triple celebration. Elaine Pankiewicz and Bob and Joan Freund all observed another birthday. Present was Elaine's husband, Stan, and children and Bob and Joan's daughter. All were delighted with a delicious dinner and after the dishes were cleared a friendly card game completed the evening. SYMPATHY We are all touched by sadness with the passing of Magnus Olson on March 5. Mr. Olson entered McHenry hospital on Feb. 22. He underwent surgery on the twenty-seventh. Two strokes followed, the second being fatal. ° Visitation was at Peter Justen and son Funeral home on Mon- ' day and Tuesday evening. Wednesday afternooon at 2 p.m., services were held at the funeral home. He was laid to rest at Woodlawn cemetery. Magnus is survived by his wife, Louise. The Olsons moved to 1815 Oakleaf nine years ago and have resided here ever since. They have been highly regarded in the community. Our deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Louise Olson. S.E.H.O.A. You will be receiving your statement soon. Self addressed envelopes are enclosed for your convenience in returning your dues. It is hoped instead of mailing them you will attend the April meeting and pay in person. BIRTHDAY CORNER Happy birthday today to twelve year old Michael Maule. Cheryl Kay Maule will be six tomorrow. JudiRadtke will blow one candle on March 18. Danny Williams will be three on March 19. On March 20 Donald Gerstein, Jr., becomes thirteen. Geroge Kropf celebrates March 21. Laird Kayler has his day on March 22. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Frank and Mary Mann went BuyaLeSabre. "Ybu'H get a Beick and 29 extras y( • Delcotron generator • Reusable air cleaner • Glove compartment light • Dual speed windshield wiper and windshieldwasher • Deluxe steeri ng wheel • Crank-operated vent windows • Smoking set; rear seat ash trays • Magic-Mirror finish • Dual-key locking system • Carpeting • Outside rearview mirror • Finned brake drums • Self-adjusting brakes • Dual horns • Cross flow radiator • 220 hp 340-2 V-8 • Full-flow oil filter • Padded sun visors • Heater and defroster • Upper instrument panel pad • -Plunger-type door lock • Seat belts front and rear • Back-up lights • Frontdoor-operated courtesy light • Dual side armrest front and rear • Step-on parking brake • 15-inch wheels • 6000-mile lubed front suspension • Directional signals and lane change signal GET THE BEST NO-BARGAIN BARGAIN AT THE BUfCK VALUE CARNIVAL NAAK of lacauaci AL COLuit^OUNE BUICK - OLDS, INC honkey tanking for their twenty- fifth wedding anniversary. They dined at an elegant restaurant near Chicago and visited a few night spots. They intended to spend the weekend in Michigan but weather conditions did not permit, but they had a gay time anyway. SUNNYSIDE ESTATES CENSUS There are 116 homes here in the Estates. Two are unoccupied. Four are new residents we have not interviewed. Thirty- one homes do not have children. There are eighty-seven boys from infancy thru twelve and sixty-five girls making a total of 152 children. There are twenty-four boys from teen to twenty-one living at home and thirty-eight girls, making a total of sixty-two. This is a grand total of 214. Of the families who have children in this age group living at home it averages to a little more than 2 and % children per family. 'v SICK LIST Mrs. Frank Mann is in McHenry hospital undergoing surgery on her right leg, due to vericose veins. We hope you are feeling better soon. ATTENTION PARENTS It has been brought to our attention that there is much misbehaving at the bus shelter. Maybe some of you are not aware of the fact that in back of the bus shelter is a spring which makes that area very wet and swamp like. The weeds grow tall and the children have been using them for switches and throwing them in the air. They are also running on private property and fighting. Children who take the 8 a.m. bus have an eighth grade patrol boy who does his best to keep order. This is the only bus time that has a patrol. If possible do not send your children too early to the shelter and please discuss this matter with them. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Best wishes to o Louie and Marge DeFrancisco cm twenty- four happy years of togetherness. Orchids to you wonderful people who called us this week. It sure makes our job easier. See you next week. LILYMOOR WUHLEY SCHCKhH PAGE 4, SECTION 2 - McHENRY PLAINQEALER - MARCH 16/ 1967 the sale till Sunday, April 9. Some of the items .tobe soldare toys and new shoes.. BUNDLES OF JOY Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt became grandparents and great-grandparents within a few days. Their daughter, Mrs. Gert Freund; presented them with a grandson Wednesday, March 2. They became great-grandparents Saturday, March 4, to a lovely little girl. The proud parents of the girl are Kenny and Hanlou Hyatt of Skokie. Mr. and Mrs. James Arbogast became proud parents of a daughter Friday, March 10. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Foute became proud parents of a son Saturday March 4. Congratulations on your blessed events. ANNIVERSARY Greetings go to Herb and Marge Polinski who will be celebrating their wedding anniversary Tuesday, March 21. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together. Ihidren's Pet Puppy Shet A seven month pup which was normally tied up got loose and was shot with a 22. Not only did the pup suffer all day before it died, so did the small children who owned the pup. ^Granted there are far too many dogs running loose in the subdivision and we are all complaining about it, but to shoot a pup and let it suffer is inhuman. You who are shooting a 22 off in the subdivision better check with the police. You are not allowed to shoot a 22 or any other kind of gun in a populated area. You could very well have shot a human. Many bullets haVe been known to miss the target and hit someone. If you know who the dog owner is go to them about their dog running loose. If they don't want to do anything about it go to the police mid see what you can do about it in the legal way. AUXILIARY NEWS The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Monday, March 6. In the absence of the president Lee Bassi, vice-president Lil Wijas opened the meeting. Several things were discussed, among one was the forthcoming garage sale to be, held Tuesday, April 11, at the garage of Diane Fuhler. Winner of the monthly prize was Pearle Stineman. Guest of the evening was Shirleann Krich. Hostesses for the March meeting were Diane Fuhler, Ann Erismon and Kay Meyer. The next monthly meetingwill be held Monday, April 3, in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the Ajjril meeting are Connie Johnson, Ida Legge and Marion Leske. GARAGE SALE The Women's auxiliary is sponsoring a garage sale Tuesday, April-11. It will be held in the garage by Diane Fuhler'sat 706 N. 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