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^ SUNNYSIDE ESTATES Gloria Von Oepen 358-1751 Lucille Lytle 385-1173 ELECT THREE BOARD MEMBERS AT SEHOA MEET The Sunnyside Estates Homeowners . Association meeting took place at the Johnsburg School on Oct. 5. Mr. Segerstrom commented on the good condition of our roads and mentioned that letters and phone calls were made to Mr. Daan about getting rid of unlicensed cars in our subdivision. We hope the guilty parties will have them hauled away without having to be contacted. It was also suggestedthatparents please make it their business to know of their children's behavior at the playground. A good number of the homeowners have been keeping up with their dues. Much can be accomplished with one hundred percent cooperation. Ed Wichman, Bud Lytle and Wally Berg were elected to the board of directors. They will officalfy take office in January. The next board meeting will be at the Seger strom home on Nov. 9. Coffee and cake were served by the Woinen's club after the meeting, CHANGE RESIDENCE Robert and Linda Ray and their three children moved out of their home on Oakleaf drive. We do not know their future address but we wish them lots of luck and hope their stay in Sunnyside Estates wus pleasant. SICK LEST On our sick list this week are Fran Olsen, PatBott, Terri Radtke, Jeff Radtke, Linda Radtke and the little Radtkes. That sore throat sniffle bug hit them allJSorry to report that Millie Kropf was ill, but she is feeling better now. ROSES TO A COUPLE OF SWEET GIRLS In last week's column, Terri Radtke wrote the 4H news. We think that she did a wonderful job and she will be writing the future 4H news for as long as she wishes to continue. We think it is great for a girl her age to be interested in doing this. Diane Voight will be our re- . porter on the Forester meeting every month. Roses to you also Diane. We hope these girls will encourage more children into these various activities. HERE AND THERE Gloria Von Oepen, and son, Bobby, spent Friday in Chicago visiting her mother and niece. There she was surprised by the presence of her schoolmate, Mrs. Barbara Posch.and her six month old daughter, whom Gloria hasn't seen since the baby was three and one half weeks old. She is really changed and keeps her mother hopping, as she is crawling now and very inquisitive, as a lot of babies are around that age. They had a nice lunch and a wonderful visit. On Saturday, Gloria's sister, Elaine, and her daughter, Hollie, came out to spend the weekend. Sally Segerstrom, Den Mother for Cub Scout Troop 452, attended the University of Scouting on Sunday, Oct. 8. It was a four hour training session in which she learned how to keep up the boys' enthusiasm. Sounds very interesting. Vi Williamr held a demonstration at her home on Thursday night. Present were her mother, Mrs. Ben Larsoa, from Genoa City, her aunt, Mrs. Jean Larson, and daughters, Mrs. Charles Caley and daughters, Donna and Diane, and daughter-in-law, Pam, and Gloria Von Oepen. Florence and Ceec Kanter attended a get-together of cousins at Flo's brother's home in Roselle. They had a wonderful time getting "acquainted" again, as they haven't seen each other in "years". Helge Dettlow is now semiretired. He enjoys being at home but that irresistable urge to "get out and work" still overcomes htm. We are happy to report that Frank BabarsKy is out of the hospital and feeling better. Jack and Lu Davis' son, John is now training copter pilots on gun s!iips at Fort Rusker, Ala. That's quite a responsibility. The Walter Bergs entertained Jim and Peggy Blake and their two children on Saturday evening. Mike Major's fiance, Mary Larkin, who is in her second year of nurses training at St. Therese's hospital, visited with the Steve Majors Saturday. Steve, .Ir.'s wife, Margaret,and their children were oh hand for a Saturday evening dinner and visit. They will be returning to Florida shortly. Tommy Hanahan spent the weekend camping with the Herman family of Jak-Ana Heights. They visited the Cave of the Mounds at the Wisconsin State Park land didn't particularly enjoy the rain. On Tuesday, Oct. 10, Joan Walczynski and La Verne Jost took Millie Kropf out fdr a surprise luncheon. It was a little belated but I'm sure that she enjoyed it just as much. Such nice friends. Ed and Judy Misek are the proud parents of a baby boy. Born in Woodstock hospital, he came into the world weighing 6 lbs. and 5 oz. He ingoing to be named Edward Jay. Congratulations! OUR HERO Our Bill Kuechel ran 85 yards for a touchdown on a kickoff return in the North Chicago vs. McHenry game. This unusual feat was written up in a big Chicago newspaper. Our team is tied for first place with no losses for the year. GO TEAM! The Noah and Fuqua families went to the home of Gerry liicks in Pistakee Highlands, to celebrate Kelly Noah's birthday. Mrs. Dicks had a lovely cake and all had a grand time. Dad received a nice wallet from his children, Debbie, Donna, Diane and David. On Sunday the Noahs went into Chicago to celebrate Kelly's and LaVerne's father's birthday. Kelly received some nice shirts from LaVerne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. Ann Radtke was invitedtoher mother's house in Chicago on Friday for her birthday celebration. Her mother, Mrs. Eggedrecht; had baked a beautiful cake. Her girl friend, Lori Zonda, and her mother, Mrs. Blaketa, were there to help celebrate, but the biggest surprise of all was that her brother, Jerry, who is in the Air Force and stationed in Florida was there. Ann only gets to see him once a year so it was quite an occasion. Ann even brojght a couple of extra children along with her. Her sister wasn't feeling, well so Ann stopped in and picked up the little ones so that she could go to the doctor. Thank God for sisters. Stan Walczynski spent a nici birthday at home with his family, which is quite a celebration in itself. He had a nice dinner and received many gifts. Teddy Voight celebrated his birthday on the ninth with his family. He chose his favorite supper that night, which is spaghetti. There was also birthday cake with all the trimmings. He got his cowboy boots, which he's been enjoying very much. This weekend the Voights are going into Chicago to June's mother's homo where there will be another celebration for Teddy. It has been a sad household at the Radtkes since the death of their pet Schnauzer, Schnopps. He never recovered from an operation he had. Terri worked hard to train him and the loss hit pretty hard. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday on the nineteenth to Roy Gowin and Jimmy Williams, who will be eleven. Mike Major will be a year older on the twentieth. The twenty-first is Lillian Kelso* s day to celebrate. Best wishes to you all. , ACCEPT LATE REGISTRATIONS FOR YMCA EVENTS , The Lake Region YMCA will continue to accept late registrations for all activities listed in the fall schedule until Friday, Oct. 27. Any interested boy, girl, man or woman who is able to make the remaining meetings of all activities should contact the Lake Region YMCA. The Saturday swim Instruction classes at the Elgin Academy pool, and at the Woodstock high school, for boys and girls ages 7 through 13 have space for more participants. The Tuesday afternoon bowling Instruction and league has space for additions of both boys and girls in grades 2 to 8. The gym fun classes con- Our apology to Dick and Alice m Janicki. Last week we reported that they were married fourteen years instead of twentyfour years. Our arithmetic is just a little rusty. Please forgive us. So long for this week. We hope to hear from you by next week. ducted at Lundahl Junior high school, McHenry Junior high school, Algonquin Eastview school, and the Woodstock high school are open to new enrollments at any time during the year. The soccer clinic, conducted at the Central school gym for boys in grades 9 to 12, welcomes additional young men who are interested in this sport. The adult activities of Beauty oh a Budget, Bridge, and the Lose Weight class are also open for additional enrollments. Family members of the Lake Region YMCA may elect to swim at the Northwest Suburban YMCA in Des Plaines on Monday nights and at the Elgin YMCA on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Also on Saturday evenings at the Elgin YMCA, families may take part in a program of gym activities. Memberships in the YMCA may be completed at anytime during the year in order to take advantage of programs at the convenience of members. DIVORCE GRANTED Be mice M. Raven has been granted a divorce from Stanley M. Raven. OCT. 18, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. 2, PG. 7 DRYING CORN Over drying is o ie of the most critical corn quality problems. To avoid damaging the starch in corn, kernel temperature during drying should not go above 140 decrees F. You need to look at what overdrying costs. University of Illinois specialists say the value of corn decreases in direct proportion to the decrease in moisture below 15.5 percent. Also, the drying costs increase. If the market price of corn is $1.10 a bushel, at 13-percent mo'sture the cost of moisture loss is 3.16 cents a bushel. At 10-percent moisture, the cost is 6.7 cents a bushel. Be Wise Shop In McHenry r i i • i i i ! I b For That Old Fashioned Flavor - Come To yiwn&mmm Sausage Company • 35 Varieties of Sausage • True German Style Flavors • Lean Hickory Smoked Baron • Country Made Sausage • Delicious Hickory Smoke<l Hams Phone 385-6260 tm •• •• mm eh E Route 120 Just East of Rt. Vnlo, Illinois we care ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Ann and Ken Medeen spent a quiet anniversary at home with their daughters on Sunday, Oct. 8. Ken gave Ann a very nice gift. We wish them many more happy years together. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS iffl&Mwteriesf Mrfild! We're 108 Years Young! Save ori Fine Meats! Beef Chuck Roast KIP CHUCK QOAST ot au CHUCK tOAlT A&P's Super Right Blade Steik BONELESS CHUCK ROAST FLAVORFUL, DELICIOUS & JUICY Some people may not care...but we care. Your grandmother's classic blueberry pies were baked with juicy, urild berries, not with today's pulpier, cultivated ones. So, we're stubborn. Only wild, berries get into our Jane Parker Blueberry Pies. In fact, we care so much about such things, we've made just one big change in the classic recipe: We bake only wild berries that are U.S. Grade A! GREAT VACATION When you win in Las Vegas, you are bound to have a good time. That's exactly what Don and Dolores Gerstein did. They gambled, attended shows, swam, toured the Hoover D?im and drove 180 miles to see Scotty*s Death Bailey Castle, out in the middle of nowhere. They did a little bit of everything, except rest. The highlight of their trip was flying into Chicago at night. The Iigftts . , , , , are just fantastic. ; ^W^vebeen in the baking business for 50 years. Lucy and Bud Lytle entertained Sharon and Dick McManaway of McHenry, and Lucy's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Gazda of Prairie View, on Saturday evening. The evening was a smashing success for the men. They played several games of canasta with the men pitting their skills against the women and winning every game. SUPER RIGHT TOP QUALITY CVING OF THI ROAST" Beef Rib Roast Super Right Ur Him 3rd Ribt , 99' And thatts the way we are about all our baking. To celebrate our golden anniversary as bakers, this week, we're featuring Jane Parker Blueberry Pie at a price that'sas wild as the berries...49C. If you want proof that caring this much counts, try a Jane Parker Blueberry Pie this week. , COPYRIGHTS/ 1967. THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. INC. 3-lb. Pkg. A&P Super Right or more Lesser Quan. 73c lb. lb. fire Ribs sa Super Right 2 to 3 lb. Avg. • - Cooked Salami • Spiced Luncheon Fancy Medium 5 lb. Box $4.79 Ann Page Soup Chicken Rice Ann Pfta« OwoRty 1 OVi-ox. M Ann Prepared Ann Page Finest QuolHy Soksd P in* lb. / Fruits & Vegetables! "FIRST OF THE SEASON" NEW CROP FLORIDA ORANGES 1 -lb Pkg 69' 17. BANANAS FIRM RIPE White Mo«s U.S. NO. 1 so Ann Pctge Tomato Ketchup 20-ot. 29® btl. Quality orHord & H«M Mkw, IliljfPi Our Own Finest Quality Tea Bags 100-ct. 98# pkg. r A&P Instant COFFEE 99< Instant Coffee Wk IIPERf GROOMING • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAMING • POODLE TRAINING SPECIAL RATE Rudy Becker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. 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Jar Pkg. of 6 31' 39' 29' Parker Oven* 8-inch SAVE Pumpkin Pie Custard Angel Food Cake Donuts Potato Bread JANE PARKER CAKE ICED • PLAIN • SUGARE0 • CINNAMON Jane Parker Sovt 9c Mb. Uavei 59' 59' 29' 49' *1 Anniversary Sale! Dairy Values! A&P P Finest Quality Liederkranz Cheese Natural Swiss Cheese A&P Cottage Cheese Black Cherry Gelatin BORDEN'S BRAND pkg A&P S-ot FINEST QUALITY pkg DESSERT A&P 49' 55 "b 55' l-lb JQ< ctn. • » Tabby Liver & Fish Rfcd Mixed Grille Cat #ood 6'/i-ox. Cam li'/i-ot. Cans 35c Woolite Cold Water 59e Cloirox Bleach Wash Liquid Whitens Deodorize* 8-oi. btl. Vi-gal. Btl. 75' 35' Liquid Plumr Toothpaste Drain Opener Listerine Thrift Pack qt- Btl. 89° I Anacin Tablets 2 lu"/, 63c White Rain Hair Spray Btl. of 50 Can 89' sisissBKwssisi eta i sis i wa iasa:a Phone 385-0783 McHenry, IH. 8 BM 3 «•! PLAID STAMPS TOO! 4 The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Inc., These prices effective thru Oct. 21, 1967.