Transcription: The Shorewood Sentinel (handwritten)
725-2973 April 7-13, 1962 Vol. 2 No. 16
EDITORIAL A.
Blaser
WE HAVE A DUTY! (handwritten)
With two elections coming this week, it is the duty of every American citizen to go to the
polls and cast their vote for the candidate of their choice. Too many persons do not “take
the time” to vote and then gripes because the “wrong” person is doing the job all wrong,
and if their favorite had “gotten” in everything would be just fine. But did they help get
“their man” into office? Did they take that few minutes to go vote? NO. But these same
people are always the ones who holler the loudest when things go awry. A lot of voters
do not always vote in a primary, this writer included, because they and I see no reason
why we should have to declare our party. Afterall,(sic) they id put curtains on the voting
booths, so that we may vote in privacy. There are right and wrong people on both ballots,
but you must vote a straight ticket, so you will have to wait until November to “cross
vote” the ballot. So what ever (sic) your party choice, get out and vote in the Primary on
Tuesday, April 10, and the School Elections on Saturday April 14. Both elections will be
held at the Fire Station. Times that the polls will be open are Tuesday 6 am.(sic) to 6
am.(sic) end on Saturday 7 am.(sic) to 7 pm. SEE YOU AT THE POLLS
BOWLING NEWS GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
Fatland’s Team won one game from Regular meetings and services for
Bill Jacob’s. Al Ryan 454, Ginger Sunday.
Erickson 388, Leah Clark 379, Irene Morning Worship –10:45 a.m.
Mulligan 324, Helen Ray 410. Al Sunday School — 9:45 a.m.
picked up the 3-7-9 split. College age group — 6;30 p.m.
Orchid Beauty Salon won three games A film from Billy Graham will be
From French’s. Sally Briskin 486, Bernice the feature of the evening Sunday,
Malik 502, Jackie Muentnich 376, Marion and will feature the highlights of
Crabbe 411, Evelyn Heckett 381. the Billy Graham campaigns through
Village Meeting for Tuesday night has out(sic) the world, in such places as
been cancelled, because of the counting the croud(sic) of 100,000 persons
of ballots of the election. who heard the word at the Branden-
CANCER DRIVE berg G**te(sic) in West Berlin.
Mrs. Bertha Hofer has been named Crusades in England, Scotland, Asia,
Chairman of the Cancer Drive which Australia, Africa, The
will be held during the month of April. Carrebean(sic), and the Islands of the
Her co-chairman are Phyllis Schwartz Seas. The film “Decade of
and Betts Barry. Decision” is narrated by Dave
Mrs. Hattie Brookman, Rt. 3, Mound Garroway and runs seventy-
five
Rd. left to visit her daughter in Southern minutes. The public is invited.
California. She says they are even going Rev. J.C. Fernlund, Pastor
to Disneyland. Phone 725-2858
Fred Gaebler is teaching a class for I.B.M. BASEBALL LEAGUE
at Northern Illinois University at Dekalb, Registration for the baseball
on Thursday evenings. League of Troy will be held at
the school on April 14, from 1-3
p.m. All boys, and parents of
boys between the ages of 8-12
are asked to attend. Saturday,
April 14 – 1-3 pm.(sic) Troy
School.
725-2973 CUB SCOUT NEWS
April 7-13, 1962 Do you have a boy between the ages
Page 2 of 8 and 11 years of age? We are
DEATHS looking for them. The slogan
Edgar Puhl 150 Picnic St. (81)Survived by as most of you know is “a boy in
his wife, Zenia, two sons, Paul and George. Scouting, is a boy out of trouble.”
Last Sunday, people of our village lost a dear We know there are a good number of
friend, especially two little boys, named Paul these boys and would like to have
and John.(sic) Although he had lost his them in scouting. All boys who are
eyesight, Mr. Puhl never lost his faith in interested are asked to call Mr. Frank
People. He liked children and whenever the Talarico at HO-25441.
weather was nice and warm, or when he was VILLAGE MEETING FOR
feeling good, he could be found at the picnic TUESDAY HAS BEEN
table in his yard, surrounded by the youngsters CANCELLED.
of the neighborhood. Children loved Mr. Puhl, Where is your news to fill in this
and I believe he was a second grandfather space? 725-2973 (handwritten)
to all who knew him, young and not so young Crombie’s Dairy Mart phone
alike. I’m sure we will all miss him as much 725-2564 (handwritten)
as his dear close family. Last Sunday, Mr. HAVE YOU FILED YOUR TAX
Puhl left our neighborhood. He will be greatly REPORT YET? THE TIME IS
missed by all who knew him. It could be said CLOSER THAN YOU THIN(sic)
that the Golden Rule was his philosophy of life. INCOME TAX SERVICE
He knew no strangers or enemies. He (handwritten) Phone 725-1236
counseled and entertained the children who George C. Gornick
played around the picnic table where he sat Deadline – April 15. (handwritten)
in the summertime. He extended hospitality
and supplied community knowledge and help
to the adults. And through all the years of failing
health and eyesight his personality continued
to shine. There will be an empty chair and coffee
cup in our midst, but a vivid memory of a
wonderfully kind and good neighbor will
remain. Bon Voyage, Ed! The Ray Graham
Family
Alta Vie Elliot died Tuesday at the age of 74.
She is the mother of Mrs. Ray (Moursen) Seil.
Funeral was Friday from the O’Neil Funeral
Home and burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery.
(Cont’d Page 3)
Treasure Island Drugs (handwritten)
MEDICINE IS OUR BUSINESS
PHONE HO-2-2711 U.S. 6
Rt 3 Joliet, Ill
725-2973 DEATHS (cont’d)
April 7-13, 1962 Mrs. Harold Dirst, 43, of Troy
Page 3 Township, died at Rochester, Minn.
SCHOOL NEWS Thursday. She is survived by her
P.T.O. and Spring Concert will husband Harold, three sons, Richard,
be held on Tuesday, April 10 in Fred, and Gordon; her mother and
they gym. The School Board stepfather Anna and Chris
election will be held at the fire Williamson. Two sisters Mrs.
station on April 14. The polls Charles Greenback, and Mrs.
will be open for 7 a.m. to 7 pm.(sic) and Mrs. Clarence Gullickson. Two
Mrs. Long is attending the Illinois half-sisters. Mrs. James Skocy, and
Association of School Librarians Mrs. Robert Skocy, and a half-
at Peoria, Illinois. The sessions brother, Robert Williamson. Funeral
will run through today. The purpose will be Monday from the Minooka
is to better the organization and Methodist Church at 2 pm. Burial
programming of school libraries. will be in the Woodlawn Cemetery.
The students who represented Troy BIRTHS
School are to be congratulated for Mr. and Mrs. James Dean Clair 90
the splendid showing they displayed Summer Street are the parents of a
in the recent Spelling Bee. The P.T.O. daughter born April 14. She will be
is still collecting those Hills Bros. Named Jayne Irene, and weighed in
Coffee bands (sic) and labels. So at 9 lbs. and 10 oz.
send them to school with your child. BIRTHDAYS
Prizes have be (sic) received for the Dorothy Fatland April 6. (?)
raffle to be held a the Talent Show John Blaser April 2 (9)
on April 28. The prizes are, Tess Floyd April 12.
1st – Basket of groceries valued at $25., ANNIVERSARIES
2nd – $15 grocery certificate, 3rd- Fred and Marilyn Gaebler April 5.
Electric clock, and 4th- A doll and (15) Dave and Betts Barry March
wardrobe. Raffle tickets are 31. (11)
available from any student at the OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
cost of 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Home Cooked Meals
Rehearsal will be held on Friday, Lyman’s Café N.W. CORNER
April 13 at 7 pm. US.(sic) 52 And ILL. 59
NOTICE A meeting for all parents, SHOREWOOD
who are interested in the formation
of a kindergarten at Troy School,
will be held April 12, 1962 at 7:30pm.(sic)
in the community room of the Louis Joliet
Bank. For further information call the
Following numbers.
Mrs. Robert Morman 725-1889
Mrs. Dennis 725-2778 and/or
Mrs. Denton 725-1551
HANK FATLAND STANDARD
SERVICE
(illustration of an Olympic torch)
you (sic) expect more from (handwritten)
Standard (handwritten)
and you get it! (handwritten)
Phone 725-9834
725-2973 FIRE DEPARTMENT
AUXILIARY
April 7-13, 1962 (sic) The committee for the anual
Page 4 (sic) banquet of the Woman’s (sic)
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES Fire Auxiliary to be held in June
Howard Moad(sic) – Brook Forest have been chosen. They are: Jo
Robert Glass – Murphy Acres Wagner, Jackie Muentnich,
Pat
Donald Larson – Leland Hills Barnes, and Betts Barry.
Members
John Phelps – R.R. Joliet may bring guests. There were two
Clyde Bankson – Rt. 1 Joliet guests at the regular monthly
Charles Ewin – Brook Forest meeting held Monday evening.
Robert Alltop – Leland Hills They were Mrs. Edith Rose and
Arlene Blaser – Shorewood Mrs. Edith Ray. Hostesses for the
Be sure to vote on April 14, 1962. next meeting are Delores Keers,
Also election for board members of Eileen Paul, and Donna Sheridan.
your High School District, same THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
day. Polls Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. A FATHER’S WORK IS SUN
At the Fire Station. TO SUN, BUT A MOTHER’S
George Hendrickson owner WORK IS SON TO SON.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED VILLAGE NEWS Police car–
(hand printed) AT THE (hand printed) 1957 Ford 4 Dr. Blue and White
Troy Garage (handwritten) NEXT TO Price $600.00 The committee met
THE FIRE STATION ON RT. 52 and agreed as to it’s(sic) purchase
TELEPHONE 725-(sic) and it will be in service in a week
Euchre – Monday – 8 PM. (handwritten or two.
and hand printed) Games – Thursday – Kelley’s (handwritten) CITIES
8 PM. (hand printed) SERVICE At the Green and White
Troy A.C. Club (handwritten) Sign
Fish Fry Friday Eve. (handwritten)
Phone 725-9863
The Shorewood Sentinel (handwritten)
725-2973
April 14-20, 1962
Vol. 2. No. 17
Get Out And Vote! (handwritten)
Today is April 14. The schools now asks you for your opinion, and put your choice on
your school boards. Today Troy School District and the Joliet Township High School
District have given you a wide selection for you to choose from. We list them here.
Troy School Joliet Township High School
Robert Alltop – Leland Hills W. Howard Lloyd
Robert Glass — Murphy Acres Dr. Suren M. Saron (sic)
Donald Larson – Leland Hills Richard Jackinowski
Charles Ewing –- Brook Forest Neal Leach
Irene (sic) Blaser – Shorewood Peter Fazio
Howard Mead — Brook Forest
John Phelps – Rt. 1
Clyde Bankson – Rt. 1
We all wait for your vote. So get out and do your part as an American citizen and vote!!
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK TALENT SHOW
THE THOUGHT OF THE WIFE Tickets are now being sold for
GOING HOME TO MOTHER the talent show to be held on April
WOULD NOT BE SO BAD IF 28. Curtain time is set for 7:45 pm.
SHE DIDN’T BRING MOTHER This year’s show is intitled (sic),
BACK WITH HER. S.E.P. “Tons of Talent”. Have you
purchased your raffle tickets yet?
At the meeting Thursday evening at the They are available from any student
Louis Joliet Bank, it was decided to send of the school. The price for raffle
out questionnaires(sic) to all parents in the tickets is 25 cents each or 5/$1. The
school district to determine the number of price for the show tickets is $1.(sic)
children that are 3-4-5 years old. This will for adults, and 25 cents for any
be done during the coming weeks, and will student, and may be purchased from
act as the ground work for the Kindergarten any cast member or at the office
that is being planned for Troy School. A b (sic) the night of the show. They
report will be made at the next regular board will also be available at the door.
meeting of the school. For further inform-
ation call the following numbers: Mrs. Robert
Moorman, 725-1889, Mrs. Dennis, 725-2778,
or Mrs. Denton 725-1551.
725-2973 BASEBALL LEAGUE
April 14-20, 1962 Registration for the up-coming
Page 2 baseball season will be held today,
CANCER DRIVE April 14, at the school from 1-3 pm.
Workers have been named for the All boys between the ages of 8 and
Cancer March. They include: 12 years old are asked to come with
Chairman – Mrs. Fred Hofer their parents and register.
Co-Chairman – Mrs. Robert Schwartz, REMEMBER
and Mrs. Dave Barry. (All remaining text of the newsletter
Leland Hills – Mrs. Ray Huber, and Mrs. was handwritten)
Donald Larson. “Tons of Talent” April 28, 1962
McClintock Acres – Mrs. Wayne E. Binkley. 7:45 P.M. To Vote! The Cancer
Rooney Heights – Mrs. Matthew Ramutta, Drive Get Your Raffle tickets 25
Mrs. Robert Stuehn, Mrs. Wm. Gozednik. cents or 5/$1. Go to Church!
Murphy Acres — Mrs. Dale Martincich Also Remember — Our Numbers!
and Mrs. Joseph Viscun. 725-2973
Timberlins – Mrs. Alfred Menzer.
Treloar court – Mrs. Robert Prodehl and
Mrs. James Looper.
Black Road – Mrs. John Phelps
River Road – West – Mrs. George
Koers (sic).
Siel Road – Mrs. Wm. Blaser
Brock Forest — Mrs. Eugene Diamond.
Bankson Trailer Ct – Mrs. Fred Bowen.
Shorewood – West – Mrs. Robert Schwartz,
Mrs. Edward Terlep (sic), Mrs. Kerry
Sheridan, and Mrs. Nello Isabelli.
Shorewood – East – Mrs. Dave Barry,
and Mrs. Henry Bauer.
School Road – Mrs. George Muentnich
Shorewood Park – Mrs. Kenneth Rice.
All remaining acres – Mrs. Henry Fatland,
and Mrs. Fred Hofer.
EXTRA THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
Forgive any mistakes we have made –
We do have two brains — BUT One is
Lost — And the other is out looking for
it. Editor…
725-2973 BOWLING SCORES
April 14-20, 1962 Orchid Beauty Salon won one game
Page 3 (sic) from Herbert’s Plumbing.
SCHOOL NEWS Jackie Muentnich 334
Registration for First Grade will be Marion Crabbe 348
Held on May 16, from 9 am. (sic) to Sally Biskin (sic) 489
1 pm. (sic) All children who will be Evelyn Hackett 329
six years of age before December 1 Bernice Malik 484
should register at this time. Wednesday Fatland’s team won two games from
afternoon the teachers will attend the Bill Jacob’s.
book exhibit, for the purpose of Al Ryan 426
selecting books to be added to the Helen Ray 438
Library. There will be NO school Ginger Erickson 363
on Friday, April 20 and Monday Irene Mulligan and Leah Clark
April 23. Board meeting will be held on were absent.
Monday at 8 pm. instead of Friday, which BIRTHDAYS
is a holiday. This will include the seating Correction The name of Tess Voight
of the new members and the reorganization was incorrectly stated last week.
of the board. Mrs. Bacon has announced Tess Voight April 12.
that the incoming class of freshmen from Stanley Smith April 18 (6)
Troy School has rated second from the top, Lyman’s Café Open Seven Days
compared to the same distance from the a Week (handwritten)
bottom a few years ago. He pointed out ILL. BEST FOOD IN TOWN!!!
staff and the students efforts. Next year Crombie’s Dairy Mart (handwritten)
we should try to make our students A- SPECIAL Make a $1. purchase or
No. 1. more (sic) and sign your name and
P.T.O. Meeting address on the register receipt and
At the meeting, held Tuesday, about 150 deposit in (sic) You may win a 3 lb.
parents and friends were present to hear canned ham. Drawing will be made
the music department give their annual on April 21.
(cont’d) ALL STAR OLEO Reg. 32 cents
You Expect More From now 23 cents BANQUET T.V.
Standard (handwritten on top DINNERS 45 cents ALL 22
of an illustration of an Olympic torch.) cent BREAD now 3/48 cents
And You Get it! 725-2564 (hand printed)
HANK FATLAND STANDARD SERVICE
725-9834
GEORGE HENDRICKSON SAYS –
Have you had your Spring Tune Up? Get (sic)
It today (handwritten) – at TROY GARAGE
(hand printed) Telephone 725-2038
NEXT TO THE FIRE STATION ON RT. 52.
725-2973 SCHOOL NEWS Cont’d
April 14-23, 1962 Spring Concert. The band played
Page 4 (sic) four groups of tunes. Solos were
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH done very well by Christine Corum,
Palm Sunday, April 15. Sermon Topic- Nancy Meyer, and Randy Kraker.
“Hosanna Day”, at 10:45 am. Evening Christine and Nancy each played the
services, a colored film strip for the young flute, while Randy played his
children will be shown while the topic for saxophone. The Mixed Chorus,
the sermon will be “What is Saving Face” Boys and Girls Chorus sang a
(sic) At 8:45 pm. the people of the church selection of songs while the
join the Christian Youth Center Singspiration audience joined in on a few of
at the Judson Baptist Church on Midland Ave. them. The P.T.O. is still collecting
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES the bands from Hills Bros.
coffee
The church will participate in the Good cans and labels from the jars of Hills
Friday meetings at the Rialto Theater Bros. Instant coffee. If you have
any
Between 12 and 3 pm. Pastor Fernlund turn them in at the school or send
will speak at one of the services. 7:30 pm. them with any student. Nominations
at the church the service will include a and selection of officers was held for
crucifixion film strip, and songs by the the coming yea (sic) Those selected
choir. The message will be given by the include: Clada Monze (sic)
pastor. No club Meetings on Friday. All President, Mary Lou Prosiac, Vice-
others will remain the same. There will be President, Evelyn Phelps, Secretary,
a sunrise service next Sunday at 7 am. and Marge Dibble Treasurer. All
Followed by an Easter breakfast and the will be installed at next month’s
Morning services. Rev. J.C. Fernlund, meeting. Anyone wishing to serve
Paster 725-2858 as a room mother for the next school
Kelley’s Cities Service Super 5-0 (sic) year is asked to contact Mrs. Prosiac
CITIES SERVICE at HO-2-4124. Books are still
Medicine Is Our Business wanted for the library. Do you have
Treasure Island Drugs (all handwritten) any suitable?
Francis C. Moss R. Ph. Games – Thursday – 8 P.M.
U.S. 66 at U.S. 6 Rt. 3 Joliet. Fish Fry Fridays
HO-2-2711 Euchre – Monday – 8 P.M.
TROY A.C. CLUB
Phone 725-9863
DEATHS
Mrs. William Farrell age (sic) died
Friday. Surviving are her son
Henry W. and two (sic) brothers,
and two sisters. Funeral services
will be Monday (sic) from Haley
Funeral Home at (sic) Burial will be
in Maple Hill Cemetery at Elwood.
The Shorewood Sentinel (handwritten)
725-2973
April 21-27, 1962
Vol. 2 No. 17
Easter (handwritten)
Easter—The first Sunday, after the first full moon, after the twenty-first day of March.
How do we get this setting for our Easter? The Nicene Council, in the year A.D. 325,
fixed this date for us. The earliest possible date for Easter with this figuring is March 22,
and the latest is April 25, of any given year. What is the Nicene Council? Where did it
get the power to set up such a rule? Well the Nicene Council was a council of the
Christian Church held in Nicea, in Asia Minor. The first council was called by Emperor
Constantine in 325, to settle a dispute of views concerning the Trinity. The council
adapted a creed that declared that God and Christ were of the same essence and
substance, and at this time set the time and date for Easter. It was questioned as to
whether the Jewish Passover, and the Christian Easter should be held the same day and
time and whether it should be on a Sunday. Easter is traditionally a time for spring to be
officially here and when the winter apparel is put aside for the doning (sic) of the new
and lighter things of spring. In most Christian Churches Easter marks the end of the
Lenten season. In some Protestant churches and the Catholic churches this season (sic) is
begun by a day called Ash Wednesday. Holy Week, the seven days preceeding (sic)
Easter Sunday, is a time given (sic) prayer and devotion. Easter Sunday is celebrated by
special music, flowers and services, in churches of all faiths. Just as spring puts on her
best green, so do people put on their (sic) dress and hearld (sic) the coming of Spring.
The Easter Lily is the traditional flower of Easter. Why, no one is quite sure. It has
become the symbol of purity and light, and of course the cross reminds us all as to the real
meaning of Easter. Easter is not the time for candy and toys for the children. It is the
time of when our Lord was nailed to the Cross to die for our sins. H did not have to do
this, but he knew that his Holy Father expected this of him, and this was his whole
purpose of being on this earth as a flesh and blood man. Where would this world be, you
and I, if Jesus had said, “I will not be nailed to the Cross?” But he stood in front of his
accusers and did not even defend himself. He knew that this was his fate and expected it
with all the humility of his (sic) of life. His last words to his Heavenly Father were
“Father forgive them, for they know not what they do”. He, of course knew what they
were doing, and never raised his voice to protest. How many of us are wrongly or rightly
accused and raise a great fuss? How many of us have forgotten the true meaning of
Easter, and only go to church to show off our new spring outfits? The Easter egg roll is a
custom started by President Hayes in 1878 and has continued, except for the war years.
Thousands of persons join in this light-hearted tradition on the White House lawn each
year. In case you plan to be around in the year 2000, Easter will be on April 23.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
NOW IS CHRIST RISEN FROM THE DEAD. 1st Corinthians 15:20 From the World’s
Best Seller.
725-2973
April 21-27, 1962
Page 2
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH EASTER VISITORS
Sunrise services will be held at the The Ray Colvin Family will have as
church, starting at 7.00 (sic) am. their guests at Easter dinner, Mr.
Speaker for this service will be Rev. Mrs. N.A. Buker and family, of
Raymond Wolfe, who is home on Springfield, Mrs. Pat Morris and son,
furlough from the mission fields. Mrs. J.M. Copeland, who is Mrs.
8.15 (sic) Fellowship Breakfast, Colvin’s Mother, and Master Sgt.
followed by Sunday School at 9.45 and Mrs. J. C. Copeland and son,
(sic) and the Morning Worship at of Atlantic (sic) Georgia.
10.45. (sic) The message will be TROY RIDING CLUB
“He is Risen”. The Campus Careers The Troy Riding Club will hold
will meet at 6.30 (sic) after which the it’s (sic) meeting at the Troy
A.C.
Evening Gospel Service. The message Club Wednesday at 7.30 (sic) pm.
for this time will be “The Road to Further plans for the coming Horse
Emmeus”. Show are still being made. Date for
Clubs for the week are the same. the show is May 27.
Rev. J.C. Fernlund, Pastor (all the following text is handwritten)
East Shore Drive – Shorewood Don’t Forget! — Go to church
725-2858 “Tons of Talent” Saturday, 7.45.
VILLAGE NEWS School Gym
Meeting Tuesday at the Fire Station at Village Meeting Tuesday 8 P.M.
8 pm. Police Magistrate Joe Girard has Our Number 725-2973
moved his office to the corner next to
Crombie’s Store. May we expect some
police reports of the village now that
the police car has been put into
service?????
(All following text is handwritten)
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
LYMAN’S CAFÉ “BEST FOOD IN
TOWN”
(all text at top of page illegible as it was miscopied in its original format, but probably
reads as follows as represented in the first three lines in the left column):
725-2973 YOUNG MOTHER’S CLUB
April 21-27, 1962 An Easter Egg Hunt was held for the
Page 3 children of the members, Saturday,
SCHOOL NEWS April 14, at Inwood Park. Prize
NO SCHOOL MONDAY…… winners were Georgie Muentnich
At the Board meeting Monday, held Georgie Keers. Also participating
at the school, the new board members were Georgina Keers, Laurie Keers,
were welcomed and seated. The Larry Wagner, Janet and Shelley
committees were named and the Foley, Kathy, Linda, Tommy and
following men were named to Chuckie Dixon, Freddy and
Danny
serve on them. Rub. The next meeting will be held
Transportation – Harvey Lewis in the home of Ginny Dixon on April
Finance – Don Larson and Charles 25 with (sic) Clair as Hostess.
Ewing. BOWLING SCORES
Building – Fred Hofer. Fatland’s team won (sic) from the
Grounds – Roy Fox. Orchid Beauty Salon.
Education – John Phelps. The Board Ginger Erickson (sic) 421 (sic)
President serves on each committee. Phyllis Schwartz 326
The regular meeting day of the school Al Ryan 350
board has been changed from the third Irene Mulligan 358
Friday to the second Monday of each Helen Ray (sic) 431
month. Leah (sic) Clark was absent this
Dennis and Jack will attend a custodian week.
workshop at Ottawa High School on Orchid Beauty Salon won
two from
Tuesday night. Fatland’s.
Committees have been named for the Jackie Muentnich 345
talent show, to be held on April 28 Marion Crabbe 357
Talent (sic) – Vivian Sypcar and Mary Sally Biskin 407
Smith and Vera Kraker and Oleta Menzer. Bernice Malik 455(sic)
Tickets – Noreen Gollick, Pat Corum, Evelyn Hackett 428
and Bernice Hayes. (the following ad text was
Decorations – Marti Alltop, Pat Rogers, handwritten with the exception of
Nancy Kirby, and Marge Huber the location) EASTER GREETINGS
Master of Ceremonies – Al Menzer From Kelley’s Cities Service
Cont’d AT THE GREEN AND WHITE
(the following ad is handwritten) SIGN Rt. 52
We will be closed Easter Sunday, but Troy A.C. Club (handwritten)
Wish you all a “Happy Easter” HAPPY EASTER
Crombie Dairy Mart Don & Lew Games – Thursday 8 P.M.
THE COLD SEASON IS UPON US —- Euchre – Monday 8 P.M.
GET YOUR PRESCRIPTION FILLED Fish Fry — Friday
HERE “MEDICINE IS OUR BUSINESS” At The South Side of Shorewood
HO-2-2711 On Route 59
May You All Enjoy a Happy Easter. Telephone 725-9863
TREASURE ISLAND DRUGS (hand printed)
Francis C. Moss R. Ph.
U.S. 66 at U.S. 6 Rt. 3 Joliet
725-2973 SCHOOL NEWS CONT’D
April 21-27, 1962 Publicity – Dorothy Baudi, Hazel
Page 4 Stephens, and Louise McMillin.
FIRE DEPARTMENT Program – Helen Kinzler, Virginia
Special Euchre and Pinocle Party. Johnson, Mary Glass, and Joyce
Portable Television, Clock Radio, Reed.
and a Transistor Radio. Tickets, Raffle – Evelyn Phelps, Marge
Available from any member, are Dibble, Pauline Travers, and
$1. The public is invited. Mary Lou Prosise.
Cancer Drive at at the Fire Station, Music – Linda Craughwell.
April 29. Additional – Mary Lewis, Leona
Euchre and Pinocle every Friday 8 pm Meyer and Thelma Hostort.
Two Grass fires were put out on Friday. Door prizes will be given. The
They were on River Road by Arthur raffle will be held. If you have not
Sharp, and one in a corn field (sic) in Brook purchases your tickets as yet, all
Forest. pupils have them. The prizes are:
BIRTHDAYS 1 – Basket of groceries valued at
Marie Ann Stafford April 22 (3) $25
Stanley Stafford April 22 2 – A $15 grocery certificate,
Helen Stafford April 22 3 – Electric Clock.
(sic) Mutchler April 29 4 – A Doll with Wardrobe.
Mrs. Vince Creed is now home 5 – Pair of Lamps.
after a stay in the hospital. Gary 6 – An Electric Blanket
Creed is ill. That’s April 28 and curtain time is
HANK FATLAND’S STANDARD 7.45 (sic) pm. Tickets are $1. and
SERVICE students 25 cents.
Your Standard Dealer in Shorewood Unofficial tally of votes set the
Wishes all his friends and customers a election as:
Joyous Easter (hand written) Larson 208 Ewing 149 Glass 127
725-9834 Blaser 113 Mead 113, and Alltop
109.
John Phelps 279 Clyde Bankson 155
(all following add text was
handwritten except for location,
owner’s name and telephone
number.)
Troy Garage
SERVICE
EQUIPMENT
ON RT. 52 – NEXT TO THE FIRE
STATION
George Hendrickson 725-2038
The Shorewood Sentinel 10cents
725-2973
April 28-May 4, 1962
Vol. 2. No. 18
Education (handwritten)
This week is was brought home to me, just how little we as parents know what our
children do about their education. You send them to school, give them the tools, books,
and things they need to learn. They are even provided with some of the best teachers in
the country, but they refuse to take an interest. Our country, with the compulsive
education system, rates high in the world as a non-illiterate nation, but do some of our
children care? NO. Why is it, that some children in a family can go to school and make
an honest effort and learn? They make good grades and have fun while learning at the
same time, while others who can do the work, do not. They spend their time at
foolishness and day dreaming at the expense of the whole class, and sometimes the
school. It only take one bad apple to spoil the whole barrel if it not taken care of
Threats of failure, extra attention, and even bribes do not even make a dent in the nature
of the “bad apple”. There must be a weak spot or an Achilles heel to this one bad student
but no one has been able to find it as yet. If children only thought how much an
education meant to them, would they put their best efforts into it and study? Most
students are for the most part all right, but we do have the few who ruin them (sic) good
times and memories of the school days for everyone. Do you have any suggestion on
how to handle a person who refuses all help???
SCHOOL NEWS VILLAGE NEWS
The first track meet of the year will be At meeting held Tuesday, the
Held on Tuesday at the school at 3.30. (sic) ordinance for the Planning
Entered into the meet are Laraway, Commission was adopted. This
Elwood, Channahon, New Lenox and Troy. will outline the duties of the
men.
The events have not as yet been set. Troy at They are to meet further with
Mr.
Laraway on Thursday, after school. The Niznik. Jim E(sic) is to get an
Invitational Meet will be at Troy on Tuesday, estimate as to the cost of (sic) the
May 8 after school. The Western Sectional streets. As for the dogs, — Housing
of the Des Plaines Valley Conference will be is needed. A vet is to be called to
held on Friday May 11. The Conference find out if all dogs could be
Qualifying Meet will be held on the inoculated at the same time for a set
11th and any boy placing will enter the fee. A check will begin in the
Championship meet at Lincoln Way High village on the vehicle tags, as soon as
School on Monday May 14. the licenses arrive for the police car.
The boys on the team for Troy are Charles The siren and light for the police car
Spurgeon, Randy Kraker, John Ogg, will be purchased from Denzil
Stephen Mills, Donald Bowen, Johm (sic) Smoters (sic) for $65. Insurance for
Giest, Reggie Ogg, Teddy Richardson, the car was paid the amount of
Gary Goodwin, Stanley Keyes, Bob Travers, $83.85. The village saw is to be
Charles Ewing, Dennis Winchester, and repair (sic) and put into working
Mike Roath. Order. The salary for Mr. Niznik
(cont’d Page 2) was approved for payment in the
amount of $250. for the four month
period. Five building permits were
issued by Mr. Lumley. Two are new
(cont’d page 3)
725-2973 FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS
April 28-May 4, 1962 Three grass fires were taken care of
Page 2 on April 26. A tractor owned by the
School News Cont’d state was the cause of another call.
It
These boys will run on the Light- was on Route 80 at U.S. 65 at 3:30
weight team. Listed on the Heavy- pm. Damage was set at $250. Eight
weight team are: Tom Seeley, Firemen will attend a Resuseitaor
Fred Gaebler, Jim Prosise, Buzz (sic) Operators School scheduled for
Giest, Ricky Roath, John Abel, and May 5 and 12, to be held at the Joliet
Jack Bradford. Catepillar Plant. Time of
classes
on Wednesday May 2, the P.T.O. will be 8.30 (sic) to 4 each day.
will serve the teachers annual Classes will include every type (sic)
luncheon at noon. The next manual resuscitation and detailed
P.T.O. meeting will be held on operation of all types of mechanical
May 15. Don’t forget the “TONS OF inhalators (sic) and resuscitators.
TALENT” tonight, Saturday at the Combination of lectures and actual
School at 7.45. Tickets are $1. for operation of all apparatus with
adults and 25 cents for all students. students (sic) participating. The
VACATION NEWS eight men who will attend are:
Dave and Betts Barry, along with their Kerry Sheridan, Dale Wagner,
sons Timmy and Tommy took a week’s Paul Barnes, Gilbert Anderson,
trip to the west. Places that they stopped J(sic) Richard Anderson, James
were at Dallas, Texas to see two cousins Keers, Denzil Smothers, and
of Betts, Dave’s brother in Tuscon. Kenneth Ray. Work is proceeding
They took they (sic) boys to see the “old on the new fire truck. Winners of
stamping (sic) grounds” of Wyatt Earp, drawing on Friday at the station
at Tombstone, Arizona. A side trip to were: Hank Fatland Service Station,
Old Mexico was also enjoyed. The (illegible) portable t.v., Robert
remarks of all were “it was too short H(illegible) 406 Liberty St., the
a trip. The weather was beautiful and clock radio, and Patrick G(illegible),
we hated to end it so soon.” 203 Timberline, the transistor radio.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Judges for the drawing were, in
order
HOW FAR A CHILD WILL GO….. of prizes, Elizabeth Block,
Mrs.
DEPENDS….ON HOW MUCH GAS Emma Kaputanic (sic), and Ann T
IS LEFT IN THE TANK… (illegible) Euchre and Pinocle (sic)
(The following text was handwritten) were enjoyed by all.
Our Number 725-2973 Crombie’s Dary Mart (handwritten)
WINNER OF THE EASTER HAM
WAS BEVERLY HARMS (sic)
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
MINT CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM
69 CENTS BANQUET T.V.
DINNERS 45 CENTS BREAD—–
3/48 CENTS
TELEPHONE 725-2564
725-2973 BOWLING NEWS
April 28-May 4, 1962 This is the last week we will have
Page 3 the Bowling News, except for
VILLAGE NEWS CONT’D Awards Banquet.
homes in Brook Forest Annex, Two Fatland’s Team won two from The
new homes in Sunset Hills and a Sky Blue Lounge.
remodeling in Shorewood. It was Al Ryan 364
also advised that all residents should Ginger Erickson 342
start their spring clean-up but to be Leah Clark 400
very CAREFUL about the fires they Irene Mulligan 323
start. The police car will be housed at Helen Ray 460
Jim Keeres’ house. The Orchid Beauty Salon won one
TUESDAY NICHT PINOCLE CLUB from Town and Country. No scores
The club met at the home of Mildred are available.
Lizotte in Maycrest, last Tuesday night. BIRTHDAYS
Prizes were won by Marge Horwath, WHAT!!! NO
BIRTHDAYS THIS
Leah Clark, and Irene Mulligan. Marge WEEK
Was a substitute for Rett Schwartz. ANNIVERSARIES
Others present were Ann Terlop (sic), Mayor and Mrs. Robert Schwartz
Helen Shawmeker, Phyllis Schwartz and Phyllis and Bob Schwartz. April 25
Dolores Weber, who also was a substitute No. 18
For Emma Kapetanic. Next meeting HAND FATLAND CITIES
will be held at the home of Leah Clark SERVICE
on May 29. WINNER OF THE T.V. SET OF
ILLNESS FIREMEN’S DRAWING FRIDAY.
Jackie Muentnich has been under the (illustration of an oval with the
Weather. Cheryl Ray and Robin Ray, following text):
a touch of the flu. Valerie Blaser is Standard
in St. Joseph Hospital for treatment. YOU EXPECT MORE FROM
Her twin brother is also ill. A fever STANDARD AND YOU GET IT!
brought on by a cold and longing for
his sister. Larry Wagner is also not
feeling too good.
MEDICINE IS OUR BUSINESS
(illustration of a pestle and mortar
with the following handwritten):
Treasure Island Drugs
Francis C. Moss R. Ph.
US. 66 at US. 6 Rt. 3 Joliet
HO-2-2711