Transcription: The Shorewood Sentinel (handwritten)
725-2973
June 2-8, 1962
Vol. II No. 23
SCHOOL’S OUT – VACATION TIME IS HERE
Did you ever think about the time you were in school, mainly when that last bell of the
school year rang. You, and me and a host (or mob) of kids came out the doors, shirtails
(sic) flying like it was a canon blast, set of (sic) by the teachers, instead of a bell. I had a
teacher one time who cried the last day of school. I don’t believe to this day it was
because she would miss us for those three months. I think it was one of two reasons
which are, it would only be three months until she had to cope with us again, or that her
nerves were so shot, the sudden release, like a rubber band coming back with a snap, and
she was crying for JOY. The books will be forgotten, the shoes stuck under the bed, and
the bare feet and swimming suits will be the “high” fashions. The school shirts, pants,
and pretty starched dresses will be forgotten, except on Sunday. Boys will be seen
running to the river with their fishing poles and wiggling worms to catch that “big one”
they didn’t last summer. The sunburns will be in style as Shorewood has two swimming
“holes” within easy access to the kids. But, of course, the fathers still must work to
supply more food for this now more hungry-than-ever broods, and the mothers will have
more wet towels than ever to wash and keep in ready supply. The doors will be
constantly opening and shutting, for the cry of the summer will be “I’m hungry, Where’s
my ball, Bat, or Jump rope? Or maybe it will be “Mom, here comes the ice cream man,
Do you have a dime? Gee, Mom, that was yesterday. What about today? I need
something cold to cool me off now. Aw, gee, whiz, what good is cold water when a guy
needs a bottle of pop or somethin’?” CHEER UP, MOM! IT’S ONLY FOR THREE
MONTHS! UGH!!!
NOTICE!!!
Due to a broken typewriter, we had the decision of using another one, or not running the
paper this week. After careful consideration, and deciding it would be easier (sic) hire a
substitute typist, who has a typewriter, then to run in answer to the ringing phone in
answer to why? (sic) there was not paper, we did the next best thing. Please forgive any
short comings you may find in this edition. Editor – A. Blaser –
725-2973 SAINT JUDES GRADUATES
June 2-8, 1962 At nine o’clock mass, on Sunday
Page II June 3, the following
Shorewood
FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS residents will receive diplomas.
TROY HOMECOMING Robert Bessette (sic)
The Troy Township Volunteer Fire Robert Schwartz
Department, which yearly sponsors a William Stewart
homecoming announce that this year’s Sally Terlep
will be held June 24, 1962 – 10 a.m. – Suzan (sic) Terlep, and Linda Wirtz
till — ??? The Troy Sportsmen’s Club At a ceremony held Monday, May
have generously offered the use of their 28, fourteen small fry were grad-
grounds for this years affair. The Ladies uated from Kindergarten. Robin
Auxiliary will be in charge of the food, Connolly, Cindy Hahn, Richard
and the menu will include sandwiches, Hunckler (sic), Frdrick (sic) Kunhart,
roast beef, beef barbecue, ham, hotdogs. Jr., George Muentnich, Judy Pubents
also included will be home made pies, Dianne Sheridan, Linda Skocy,
cakes, potato (sic) salad, baked beans, Stanley Smith, Karen Theobald,
etc. Trap Shoot starts at 11 a.m. Dart Mark Hill (sic), Tommy Diamond,
board games (sic) fish pond (sic) Peggy Richardson, and Mike
children’s races and refreshments. A Mike Schwartz.
drawing will be held, for which only FIRE DEPARTMENT
AUXILIARY
five-hundred tickets will be sold. BANQUET MONDAY
FIRST PRIZE – $150.00 Septic Tanks Cesspools, Cisterns
SECOND PRIZE – $75.00 Cleaned “Anderson Septic Tank
THIRD PRIZE – $25.00 Service” BUD ANDERSON
Ticket committee, Jim Keers, Paul Barns, HO 2-5944 OR SA 7-3485
and Bill Kobe. Tickets may be purchased 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
from any of the firemen. The Friday night HO-2-2711
games at the Fire barn are continuing. For TREASURE ISLAND DRUGS
those who do not care for Pinochle, Euchre, Francis C. Moss, R. Ph.
or other card games, Bunco is also played. U.S. 66 at U.S. (illegible)
Firemen’s monthly meeting, Tuesday.
SHOREWOOD CHURCH OF GOD
Sunday School — 9:30 A.M.
Morning Worship – 10:30 a.m., with
The message being brought by Reverend
Arthur Miller.
Sunday Evening Worship – 7:00 p.m.
Bible Study and Prayer Meeting
Wednesday – 7:00 p.m.
Anyone needing transportation may call
725-9372 AT TROY SCHOOL
Kelley’s Cities Service Cities Service
725-9707 (sic)
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH TROY SCHOOL
Services have been Listed at the Grace Graduation will take place Sunday
Baptist Church for the coming week. at two-thirty p.m. in the school gym.
Sunday School, 9:45, with classes for Guest speaker for the occasion will
Every age. At 10:45 morning Worship Dr. William French, Superintendent
Service with Junior Church being held of Joliet Township High School. At
In the lower auditorium. Pastor J. this time, Certificates of Award will
Fernlund’s Mornin Message will be be given and the first Nellie Lamping
“Give of Your Best.” No Sunday Math Award will be given. Mrs.
evening services will be conducted Lamping is a former teacher of long
for the next three Sundays. Continued. standing at our great school.
HANK FATLAND’S STANDARD The annual picnic for grades one to
SERVICE 725-9834 four will be held at Hammal Woods
CROMBIE’S DAIRY MART on Monday during the regular
Shop and Save! (handwritten) School hours. The upper
grades will
ALLWAYS POPULAR PRICES have school as usual on Monday.
(four illegible words) (CONT’D) GRACE BAPTIST
SUMMER STORE HOURS CHURCH
8:00 – 9:00 p.m., Daily Members and friends are invited
725-2564 to attend the Billy Graham Crusade
Troy Garage 725-2038 (handwritten) at McCormick Place, Chicago. The
Sun Service Equipment service for Sunday begins at three
Expert Tune up (sic) Service p.m. The church bus will leave the
George Hendrickson Owner church at 12:45 p.m. Reservations
may be obtained. (sic) for the bus
trip and free reserved seat tickets
may be obtained. (sic) for the
meeting by calling 725-2858. The
bus will also leave for the Crusade
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday evenings at 5:45 p.m.
Reserve seat tickets are not
necessary for anyone wishing to
attend the Crusade by car.
(all following handwritten)
Troy Riding Club
Horse Show – Sunday 1 PM
Troy – A.C. Club
725-9863 725-9863
Troy A.C. Club
Euchre – Monday, 8:00 p.m.
Games – Thursday, 8:00 p.m.
Watch for forthcoming bake sale,
and fashion show. Full details
later
The Shorewood Sentinel 10 cents
725-2973
June 9-15, 1962
Vol. 2 NO. 24
TO ALL OUR LOYAL READERS
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OUR LOYAL READERS FOR THEIR
PATIENCE DURING OUR CRISIS. WE HOPE IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE,
TO HAVE THE SENTINEL TYPEWRITER BACK IN WORKING ORDER. IN
THE MEANTIME WE HOPE WILL ALL CONTINUE TO GIVE US YOUR
SUPPORT.
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OFFERS GIRLS HAVE A NIGHT OUT
FREE BUS RIDES Last Monday evening fifty-two
The evening services for Sunday at women of Troy Township left their
The church have been cancelled so husbands, children, and etc. to
attend
That members and friends of the the annual installation banquet for
Church may attend the Billy Graham the Ladies Auxiliary of Troy
Crusade, McCormick Place, Chicago. Township Volunteer Fire Depart-
The church bus will leave the church ment at a Candle-light ceremony
At 12:45 p.m., Sunday, and 5:45 p.m., the officers for the coming year
Weekdays. Free reserve seat tickets were installed. Installed as
May be had by calling three days in President was Ann Terlep, Vice
Advance. 725-2858. “Youth for President, Jo Wagner; Secretary,
Christ” will be the them of Pastor Jackie Muentnich; Treasurer,
J. Fernlund’s message Sunday morning Pat Barnes; Social Secretary, JoAnn
At 10:45. In observance of CHILDREN’S Bauer; Trustee, Dorothy Fatland.
DAY, all children who attend Sunday Prospective (sic) new members
School at 9:45 or Children’s Church were the Madames; Kenneth Ray
at 10:45, will be honored with a Charles Dixon, Richard Anderson,
special treat. Those with perfect Ronald Smothers, I.C. Bessette,
attendance throughout Spring Lawrence Pubentz, Donald Rusk,
Attendance Prayer Campaign, will be Clayton Johnson, Fred Rub, Francis
awarded during the Sunday School Ray, Earl Luckey, Emma Kapetanic,
hour. Rev. J.C. Fernlund, Pastor Schoutz, and Miss Sharon
Res. East Shore Drive 725-2858 Bennington. Prize winners for the
LITTLE LEAGUE GETS UNDER WAY games were Mrs. Charles Dixon,
The Little League play got underway Mrs. James Clair, Mrs. I.C. Bessette,
Wednesday evening, but not so good for Mrs. Joseph Alves, and Mrs. Clayton
the Shorewood Team. They lost their Johnson. Mrs. Irene Mulligan was
first game to the Cubs to the tune of 14-1. awarded the prize as eldest mother
on Wednesday the team will play the Braves. present, while Mrs. Richard Ander-
Mr. Thomas Talkie is president of the son was awarded the prize for being
Shorewood Little League, with Dave Barry, the youngest mother. Other winners
treasurer, and Mrs. Claude Beguin as secretary. includes Mrs. Andrew Gollick as a
Raffle tickets are now being sold at the price mother with the most
children, the
of 25 cents for one, five for $1.00. Drawing lady wearing the fanciest slip was
will be held June 23. Prizes are $25, $15, $10. Mrs. Glen Wunderlich, and Mrs.
Practice sessions are held Saturday afternoon Robert Prodahl took home the prize
at the school. The presence of parents would for having the longest run in her
be greatly appreciated at any and all games. nylon. Door prize winners were
June 11 – White Sox June 13 – Braves June Mesdames Denzil Smother, Leah
18 – Tigers June 22 – Wh. Sox June 25 – Clark, Francis Ray, L.T. Levson,
Yankees June 29 –Braves Edward Terlep, Kenneth Ray,
(cont’d) Kerry Sheridan, Irene Mulligan,
and Andrew Gollick. The auxiliary
would like to thank the Famous
Beauty Salon, Ann Terlep, Liz
Lyman’s Café, Bett Barry, Elfride
Pribish, Lorena Rusk, and Florence
Booker, for the donated prizes.
Also to be thanked is the Joliet
Floral Company for the lovely
centerpiece.
725-2973
June 9-15, 1962 TROY 4-H JOLLY GIRLS
Page 2 At a meeting held Friday in the
BROWNIES, TROOP 139 Troy School library, the members
Neighborhood meeting of the South- of the 4H Girl’s were present at the
west section will be held at Inwood following demonstrations.
Park, June 11, at 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. “Foundation Cake”, by Marsha
Troy troop 139 will be acting hostesses Horwath, “Oatmeal Cookies” by
for the affair, for leaders, co-leaders, Leah Harms, followed by Juanita
and mother’s helpers. Mrs. Richard Fitzer with “A Quick to Fix Meal”.
DeGrace is leader for the Troy unit A talk was given by Charlene Dennis
with Mrs. Leonard Perretta as her co- on “You and your Camera.”
It was
leader, while the mother’s helper is decided that the Jolly Girls will
Mrs. Donald Harl. Day Camp for the attend day camp June 20 at the
Brownies will be held August 7,8,9, Fred Francis Field. Registrations
10, at McKinley Woods in Channahon. are to be made with Mrs. Harvey
The Troy Brownies have a total of 26 Lewis on or before June 14. Cost
girls in the troop. per girl is one dollar. June 14 was
BIRTHDAYS set as the next meeting at the school
Christian Blaser June 6 – (17) at 2:00 p.m. Any girls in the first
Beth Ann McKanna June 7 – (2) year sewing are to be present at
1:00 p.m.
725-9863 + 725-9863 Treasure Island Drugs HO 22711
Troy A.C. Club (handwritten) (handwritten)
Euchre Monday – 8:00 p.m. Frances C. Moss, R. Ph.
THURSDAY ONLY U.S. 66 at U.S. 6,
Bake Sale will be held in connection Kelley’s (handwritten)
along with the games. This, Thursday CITIES SERVICE
Only! AT THE SOUTH EDGE OF CITIES SERVICE
SHOREWOOD 725-9707
(all following text handwritten)
Sun Service Equipment
Troy Garage 725-2038
GEORGE HENDRICKSON, OWNER
725-2973 LITTLE LEAGUE (CONT’D)
June 9-15, 1962 Two farm teams have been formed.
Page 3 Their schedule will get underway
TROY A.C. AUXILIARY NEWS soon. Uniforms have been issued
The regular monthly meeting of the and the boys are ready.
A.C. Auxiliary will be held Tuesday SHOREWOOD CHURCH OF
GOD
at 8;00 p.m. at the club. All present (CONT’D)
members, and any wishing to become Missionaries Society meeting at the
members, are urged to attend. The long home of Mrs. Russell Mauk, Tues-
planned bake sale will be held this day evening.
Thursday, Game night, at the A.C.’s We have heard they’re pulling some
At 8:00. big ones out of the lake at John
TROY FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS Westerveld’s.
On June 3, 1:00 p.m., trucks were Village meeting at the Fire Station,
called to the corner of Route 52 Tuesday 8:00 p.m.
and 59 to extinguish a fire in an (sic) DRIVE SLOWLY, CHILDREN
auto owned by Ray Saldge of Route ARE OUT OF SCHOOL—-BUT
#1, Oswego. Damage to the fully insured MOTHERS, BEWARE!!
car was estimated to be about $300. Help Wanted! (handwritten)
SHOREWOOD CHURCH OF (sic) GOD MAID FOR DAY WORK NEAT
Held in Troy School AND CLEAN PERSONABLE
Sunday School – 9:30 a.m. APPLY ONLY IN PERSON
Sunday Worship Service – 10:30 a.m. Rossi Motel (illustration of
With message by Pastor Arthur (sic) hotel with name “Rossi” on it)
Miller. Wednesday night Bible study Crombie’s (handwritten) DAIRY
and prayer meeting at 7:00 p.m. (cont’d) MART COMPLETE LINE OF
HANK FATLAND’S STANDARD OF GROCERIES MILK,
ICE
SERVICE 725-9834 CREAM, GROCERIES WE
As you travel, look to Standard STRIVE TO PLEASE COME ON
Let Us Do Your Dirty Work IN AND GIVE US A CHANCE
Septic Tanks – Cesspools STORE HOURS ** 8:00 a.m. to
Cisterns—Cleaned 9:00 p.m., EVERYDAY!!
ANDERSON’S SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Shop and Save (handwritten)
Cisterns cleaned, repaired, and guaranteed. WE HAVE ALL YOUR NEEDS
Twenty-five years experience Bud Anderson
U.S. 6 Route #3, Joliet HO 2-5944 or
SA 7-3485
The Shorewood Sentinel (handwritten)
725-2973
June 16-22, 1962
Vol. 2 No. 25
Father’s Day (handwritten title)
Father’s Day — The day set aside, like Mother’s Day, to honor our Fathers. It has been
set for the third Sunday of June. Some of us remember our fathers, and some do not. As
for me, I remember my father very vividly. He was a cripple all of his life, and walked
with a cane. But when it came to playing baseball, he had a knack, he would the ball, lay
down his cane and run for all he was worth. He also would play hide-and-seek with us.
He always did the “seeking” while we hide. His method was to sit on the back porch, or
goal, and outwait us. He figured that a child’s (sic) curiosity would not permit them to
stay hid very long and as we came out to see what was going on, he would call 1-2-3.
My father seldom did the whipping in our family He figured that the mother was there
when the mistake was done and it was her place to do the whipping. I remember only
three times that he did take into me. One was for talking back to him, and the other two
were for running from my mother when I had a whipping coming. I was tied to the water
pipes in the basement and soundly whipped with the business end of the razor strap,
applied to the lower back side designed for the purpose. As a family we had a great deal
of fun, even during the depression. He had a steady job, making 70 cents an hour, to
feed nine “kids”. My mother would buy a bolt of black material, because it was cheaper
than any other color. We had patches on our clothes, but dad said that as long as a person
is clean, inside and out, we were as good as the next guy. I can still hear him saying
“We’re poor, but we can also be proud.” DADS do not always expect a present for
Father’s Day, you can go to him and just tell him how much you love him, and chances
(sic) are he will like that more than any gift you can buy, after all you cannot buy real love
and affection.
THE THOUGTH FOR THE WEEK: HONOR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER.
725-2973 NEWS IN SHORT
June 16-22, 1962 Linda Vanderhoof was seen going
Page 2 to her first formal dance of her
SHOREWOOD CHURCH OF GOD young life, last Saturday.
The
The members of the Missionary address of Steve Paul has been
Society met the week in the home of received. Pvt. Stephen H.
Paul
Mrs. Russell (sic) Mauk. The meeting U855 744-854 Fort Knox,
was opened with the Christian Mission- Kentucky.
ary Pledge. Bible study was led by James and June Clair celebrated
Mrs. Bisching and devotions by their fourth anniversary on June 7.
Mrs. Mauk. The Anderson, Ind. (Greetings – Secret Pal.)
Camp meeting will be held June 18- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodman
24, and linen for the missionary chest left on a vacation – fishing trip
will be turned in at this time. The last Wednesday. They went to
bake and linen sale will be held June Flora, Ill.
22-23 at Hillcrest Shopping Center. Doug Miller has the mumps.
Next meeting will be July 3 at the Sue Prodehl has been taking
Marshall Donaldson home, 805 flying lessons and received her
Clement St. student pilot license and is now
Sunday School 9:30 a.m. working for her Private (sic)
Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. license. She made her solo
Evening Service 7 p.m. flight last Sunday.
Wednesday Bible study and prayer Turn in your Pepsi caps to Lou
Meeting 7 p.m. Prodehl.
VILLAGE NEWS A lot of residents have been seen
At the meeting on Tuesday evening taking the bus to the Billy Graham
(Cont’d) Crusade. The teenagers left before
FIRE DEPARTMENT AUXILIARY noon today to take in the
sights of
The Women will be calling for donations Chicago before the meeting tonight.
for the Homecoming Picnic. Beat them GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
to the call and call them. They are Jo Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
Wagner 725-2705 Pat Barnes 725-2316 Children’s (sic) Church and
and Jackie Muentnich 725-2719 Morning Worship at 10:45 a.m.
The pies and cakes donated do mean a The message will be given by
lot to the Fire Department from the Rev. Fernlund entitled (sic)
cake walk proceeds. “A Father’s Responsibility”.
Expert Tune-Up Troy Garage (handwritten) The buses leave the church at
Geo. Hendrickson, Owner 12:30 p.m. for Chicago and
SERVICE SUN EQUIPMENT Billy Graham, Sunday. (cont’d)
GET M 2 P G with Standard
AT HANK FATLAND’S
STANDARD SERVICE
725-9834
SPECIAL
At
Keet’s Grocery
All Day SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
PEPSI
12 OZ. – 6 PACK
39 CENTS PLUS DEP.
KEET’S GROCERY
725-2957
(illegible) VILLAGE NEWS CONT’D
June 16-22, 1962 Jim Keers made the report that a
Page 3 vet will inoculate the village dogs
TROY HOMECOMING Sponsored for $4. a piece. The village will
By The TROY TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER give each a village dog tag free
FIRE DEPARTMENT. June 24, 1962 of charge for each getting the shot.
10 a.m. til ??????? At the grounds of the To approximate the number to be
Troy Sportsmen. The Ladies Auxiliary “shot”, give your name to Bertha
Will be in charge of the FOOD. Menu Hofer. The treasurer’s (sic) report
Consists of Sandwiches, Roast Beef, was as follows, a total of
$80.50
Beef Bar-B-Q Ham, Hot Dogs, was received and $58.24 was spent,
Homemade pies, Cakes, Potato Salad, leaving a balance of $1785.85
Bakes Beans, etc. Trap shoot will begin The bills included $32 to Hank
At 11, a.m. There will be Dart boards, Bauer for road grading, $5.85
Fish ponds, Children’s (sic) races, telephone bill. Herb Renwick
And plenty of refreshments. The was present from the state to
Drawing for which only 500 tickets explain the details of the Motor
Were sold include, $150. first prize, Fuel Tax Fund for the village.
$75. second, and $25. third prize. The amount allotted to Shorewood
Ticket committee consists of Jim is $7945.14 thus far. It can be
Keers, Paul Barnes, Bill Kobe. Spent maintenance (sic) of the roads,
Tickets available from any fireman. But first an engineer must make the
EUCHRE MONDAY 8 p.m. initial survey of the work to be done,
GAMES THURSDAY 8 p.m. after which the plans are submitted
Troy A.C. Club 725-9863 (handwritten) to Elgin for approval. After which
FASHION SHOW JUNE 30, 8 p.m. the funds will be released for the
South Edge of Shorewood Rt 59 work. Weeds in the vacant lots will
Kelley (handwritten) CITIES begin in the village. Mr. Donald
SERVICE 725-9707 Johnson of Oakwood Manor was
Given approval on final plans for
Unit #1. The check of persons who
Have refused to buy their vehicle
Tags will begin this week.
Four new home permits were issued
(sic) this past week. Three are for
Brook Forest Annex, and one for
Sunset Hills.
The Will Co. Health Department
Has been checking the non-working
Septic tanks in the village. (sic)
BIRTHDAYS
Ann Terlep June 16 (?)
Scott Randall Goebel June 13 (2)
He is the grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Love.
Jackie Muentnich June 5 (?)
Joann Looper June 2 (8)
725-2973 GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
June 16-22, 1962 CONT’D
Page 4 Young Teens will meet on Friday at
Mrs. Robert Prodehl and Mrs. Howard 6:30 p.m. at the church, while the
Mean wish to thank everyone that Crusader Hi-Teens will have their
Participated in the drive for the Pepsi meeting on Saturdays at 7:30
Caps, for the Mental Retarded Children’s TROY A.C. AUXILIARY
School. There were about 6000 caps SUN FUN FASHIONS
Turned in. The drive has been extended JUNE 30, 1962 8 P.M. POOLSIDE
Indefinitely, so please continue to save STYLE SHOW DANCING
Them. Some of the people who were PRIZES SNACKS
Greatly responsible for the success of Tickets obtainable (sic) at Joliet
The drive are Mrs. John Downey, Mrs. Floral and Rialto (sic) Cleaners from
Matthew Ramutta, of Rooney Heights any club member or at the door.
And Mrs. John Polley, Lil Simpson, Admission $1 Children 25 cents
Hank Fatland, Leah Clark, and Lyman’s Treasure Island Drugs HO-22711
Café, Ann Terlep, Mrs. Alice Earls, Francis C. Moss R. Ph.
MaryAnn Rub, Jackie Muentnich, N.W. CORNER US. 66 U.S. S. 6
Helen Hess, Lorena Rusk, and Steve SHOREWOOD SENTINEL
Vertin. Also the Mead family and PRINTED EACH SATURDAY
The Prodehl family. If you have any AFTERNOON PRICE 10 CENTS
Caps to turn in, call Meads 725-2710 AT THE DOOR NEWSBOYS:
Or Prodehl’s at 725-1683. JOHN BLASER
ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE WITH RICK BLASER
THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT??? BILL BLASER, JR.
SEPTIC TANKS CESSPOOLS AND EDITOR: ARLENED BLASER
CISTERNS CLEANED REPORTERS: ANYONE WHO
25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE HAS NEWS….
Anderson’s Septic Tank Service
(handwritten)
BUD ANDERSON PHONE
RT 3 SA 7-3485
U.S. 6 JOLIET HO-2 5944
Crombie’s Dariy Mart Special
Lemon Twist Ice Cream – ½ gal
79 cents (handwritten)
WE HAVE ALL YOUR PICNIC
NEEDS OPEN DAILY 8 a.m. to
9 p.m.
725-2564
The Shorewood Sentinel (handwritten)
725-2973 (sic)
June 23-29, 1962
Vol. 2 No. 26
Summer – ’62 (handwritten)
Summer came a couple of days ago with a “normal” temperature of 72*. As some say —
as summer comes in – so the season will be. Others suggest that we had a long winter,
therefore, we will have a short summer. Or—we had a cold wet winter—we will have a
hot dry summer. Others yet say—Spring came early with a terrific heat wave (sic) – so
we will have a terribly hot, unbearable summer. I heard one lady say, the difference in
summer and winter is (sic), in winter you can stay indoors and put on more clothes, but
during the heat of summer, there is a limit to how much you can take off. If a person had
the money, ambition or what-have-you, you could live in (sic) the winter in Florida, and
the summers in northern Canada. OR stay entirely in the house and turn the air-
conditioning on. Of course, you cannot please everyone all the time, no matter where you
live. So whether it is hot and dry, cool and wet, short and long, it’s here, so are we—so
grin and bear it, if you can. Winter will come soon and then we can complain of the cold,
and hope summer will be along soon.
THOUGHT OF THE WEEK
IF THE HEAT MAKES TEMPERS SHORT—AND YOU WISH TO GIVE A
PERSON A PIECE OF YOUR MIND, — BE SURE YOU HAVE IT TO
SPARE……………..
GO TO THE HOMECOMING SUNDAY GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
AT THE SPORTSMEN GROUNDS… Special meetings will be held at
The church, Sunday through Friday.
The time is 7 to 8 p.m. Speaker will
be John Marrs a ventriloquist. He
will bring with him his “Pal Charlie”
and gospel magic, to illustrate his
messages. All young people of the
area are welcome to attend.
Sunday school will be at 9:45 a.m.
Morning worship at 10:45 a.m.
where Pastor Fernlund’s message
will be “Crusade Echoes.”
725-2973 SHOREWOOD CHURCH OF
GOD
June 23-29, 1962 Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Page 2 Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.
LITTLE LEAGUE Sunday Evening Worship 7 p.m.
In Little League play Tuesday, the Wednesday evening Bible study and
Bombers beat the Astronauts by a Prayer service 7 p.m.
score of 13 to 10. In the game Thursday Rev. Arthur Miller, Pastor.
the Astronauts won over the Crombie’s Dairy Mart Special
Missiles 17-10. The second game (handwritten)
the Comets and the Bombers played to 8 – 16 oz. PEPSI COLA 59 cents
a tie game of 16-16. The game of June 8 plus dep. 3 Dozen SMALL EGGS
was called because of rain. In the game $1.00 STORE HOURS 8 a.m. to
of June 6, the Cardinals 1, the Cubs 14. 9 p.m. DAILY
The Bombers are the boys in red shirts Northeast (sic) Corner Rt. 59 and 52
and the Astronauts are in blue shirts. Cities Service 725-9707
FIRE DEPARTMENT Kelley’s Cities Service (handwritten)
Only one fire call was made the past SEPTIC TANKS CISTERNS
week. At 9 p.m. on June 19, there CESSPOOLS CLEANED
was a grass fire near the grain elevator ANDERSON’S SEPTIC TANK
at Birds Bridge. SERVICE (handwritten)
CISTERNS
DON’T FORGET THE HOMECOMING CLEANED REPAIRED AND
AT THE SPORTSMEN GROUNDS GUARANTEED BUD
TOMORROW……. ANDERSON HO-25944
BIRTHDAYS RT US6 RT. 3 Joliet SA-73485
Timothy Barry June 23 (10) 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Ricky Vanderhoof June 30 (15) (handwritten)
DEATHS
Mr. Thomas Crownover of West
Shorewood Drive died this past week
at his home. He is survived by his wife
Agnes, and a son Thomas, Jr.
Rt. 52 Next To The Fire Station
SERVICE SUN EQUIPMENT
TROY GARAGE 725-2038
725-2038
725-2973 ILLNESSES AND ACCIDENTS
June 23-29, 1962 Jeanne Wynn has been in the hos-
Page 3 pital for blood poisoning in her leg.
TROY A.C. CLUB SUN-FUN-FASHIONS Tom Hess was treated at the
hospital
The Troy A.C. Club auxiliary will hold Wednesday evening, for a 24 stitch
its (sic) fashion (sic) show Saturday slash on his right hand, when he cut
evening, June 30 at 8 pm. Fashions to be it on a saw. The accident happened
shown are from the Boston Store of Joliet. In the TV workshop of Chriss (sic)
The models who will be wearing them Blaser. When he fell out of a tree
are: Cheryl Schmidt, Marlene Chovan, onto some broken glass Wednesday,
Louise De Grace, Ciss Schmidt, Margo Russell Wolfe, suffered a five stitch
Lanson, Joann Quas, Judy Stanley, Ginger cut on his hand and was treated at
Erickson, Carol Giampaolo, Marge Bruno, the hospital.
Sally Donnelly, and Barbara Makar. The 4-H JOLLY GIRLS
men who will be seen in the fashion show At the regular meeting of the Jolly
include: Tom Kowalski, Gene Williamson Girls, held at the school on June 14,
and John Hirschfield. The children’s the following talks were given, Judy
fashions will be worn by Terri Donnelly, Baltz on the American Flag and
Dan Williams, Billie Schmidt, and George Knitting while Sheila (sic) Johnson
Muentnich. Dancing will be enjoyed after and Dianne Dibble talked about
the show to the music of Joe Mosele’s Embroidery. Peggy Waite gave a
Orchestra at 9 pm. Committees for the talk on Threads and Lynn Booker
affair include Sally Donnelly, chairman, on Babysitting. Lorraine Foley and
Betty Stanley co-chairman, Phyllis Ronehetti Lynn Ann Bell gave a demonstration
as commentator (sic) Publicity is in the hands on Drop Biscuits and Chocolate
of Sharon Bennington, and Dorothy Flagg, Drop Cookies was the one given
while the tickets are being handled by by Ann Gerber. Others include
Dorothy Flagg. Cinnamon (sic) Rolls by Hanscna
TROY A.C. (handwritten) Von Borgen, and Cornbread by
SOUTH EDGE OF SHOREWOOD ON Kathy Kirby. Mary Ruth Worth
RT. 59 demonstrated on Salads. The
SUN – FUN – FASHIONS JUNE 30 – next meeting will be Wednesday,
8-PM. at 2 pm. at the school.
EUCHRE — MONDAY 8 p.m. GAMES YOUNG MOTHER’S CLUB
THURSDAY 8 p.m. 725-9863 The club will meet in the home of
HANK FATLAND’S STANDARD SERVICE Mrs. Fred Rub, Wednesday.
STANDARD 725-9834 VILLAGE MEETING TUESDAY
M2PG—–M2PG—–M2PG—-M2PG 8 p.m.
CONTINUALLY (sic) FRESH
MEDICINES HO-2-2711
Treasure Island Drugs (handwritten)
Francis Moss R. Ph.
U.S. 66 AT U.S. 6
The Shorewood Sentinel (handwritten)
725-2973
June 30 – July 6, 1962
(illegible) No. 1
Do you have windows that need washing? A car to clean? A yard to mow? Maybe you
have a babysitting job. If so, there are a lot of teenage boys and girls who are looking for
such things. They need something to do with their time. They also have the need for the
feel of two nickels rubbing against each other. These they could use for swimming or
maybe and ice cream bar. There are a few that I know off-hand, and anyone who has the
Jobs for Teenagers, may call this paper. We will run a list each week of the jobs that are
available and the names of the boys and girls who are willing to do them. There will be
no charge for any job for teenagers listed in this paper. So if you are looking for a boy to
cut grass, wash your car, wash your windows, or a girl who will babysit while you go to
town, or something give us a call. If you are a teenager and want one of these jobs get in
touch with us this week.
Boys available this week: Girls available this week:
Thomas Hess Help us fill this space…
Ricky Vanderhoof
William Blaser, Jr.
Who can you add????
LITTLE LEAGUE PLAY VILLAGE NEWS
THIS WEEK The Veterinarian (sic) has been contacted
Monday the 25 of June the rabies shots for dogs, and the date
Yankees 11 Cardinals 4 is next Saturday. The time is 11 to 1 pm.
Friday the 29 of June All residents of the area may bring their
Cardinals 23 Braves 7 dogs to be inoculated, and any Shorewood
Only one game will be played resident who brings their dog for them will
this week. July 6 the Cubs be given a Shorewood dog tag free of any
will take on the Cardinals. charge. It was voted that Mr. R.H.
The farm teams played on Underhill will be retained to do
June 28 and the Rockets won Preliminary Maintenance Engineering
the game from the Astronauts for the village, in order that the
Motor
11 to 8 Cont’d Fuel Tax funds may be (cont’d)
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June 30 – July 6, 1962
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VILLAGE NEWS CONT’D FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS
Released for the repair of the streets. The Troy Twp. Vol. Fire Department
as was stated only those ones wish to thank all the people
who
designated as arterial streets may were responsible for the success of
benefit by the use of funds, the the Homecoming last Sunday.
board passed a resolution (sic) and We will name some of them and if
forwarded to the State Department we overlook any we thank you also.
asking that four additional streets The Shorewood Merchants, The
be named. The are: Picnic, Grove, Ladies who donated food, the
Bass and Trout. (illegible) the ones Sentinel for the publicity, the Troy
named were: West and East Shore Sportsmen for the use of the
Dr. Meyers, Dupage, Summer and grounds, and the Firemen.
Turtle streets. If the resolution (sic) Two calls were answered this
is passed then plans will be made to past week by the firemen. On
Motor Fuel Tax Money which to Sunday, the top of a dead oak
date totals $7,945.14. Five permits tree was ablaze, believed to have
were issued by Mr. Lumoly. One started by lightning. The tree was
for a pump house, one for a home sprayed, and the fire went out on
in Oakwood Manor and three homes Tuesday. On June 28 a fire on a
in Brook Forest Annex. The present six wheeler truck was extinguished
balance in the village treasury $1,758.40. on Rt. 66 and 80. No (sic) damage
The receipts at the previous meeting was estimated and the owner
$61. and disbursements $88.45. A unknown. The tires were on fire.
check was presented at the meeting LITTLE LEAGUE CONT’D
from the county treasurer’s office David Ewing was hit by a line
in the amount of $327.32, which is drive and the wind knocked out
Shorewood’s Road and Bridge Tax. of him. Also hit by a pitched
No bills were presented for payment ball, in the back was Paul Ewing.
at this meeting. NEWS IN SHORT
SERVICE SUN EQUIPMENT Marilyn Gaebler is back from the
TROY GARAGE Mayo Clinic, and will be happy to
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED see any and all friends at her
PHONE 725-2038 home. Being unable to get around,
GEORGE HENDRICKSON..OWNER it would be best to call before
PLANNING A PICNIC? SEE US dropping in. “Thanks for the cards
FIRST WE HAVE ALL YOUR etc.” Mr. Laverne Earls has had
NEEDS! CROMBIE’S DAIRY his minnow bucket liner taken
MART 725-2564 OPEN twice lately and wishes to say that
8 AM – 9 PM. whoever (illegible) taken the parts,
may have the rest by asking for it.
Good Luck.
Mrs. Vince Creed has left for a
Florida vacation. The fashion show
Will be shown at the Troy A.C. Club
Tonight, Saturday, at 8 p.m.
The school board has decided that
Not enough room exists. That a
Kindergarten can not be started this
Year at Troy School. The Grace
Baptist Church held their annual
Sunday School picnic at Hammal
Woods today.
Tom is safe…..
725-2973 YOUNG MOTHER’S CLUB
June 30 – July 6, 1962 The June meeting was held in the
Page 3 home of Mary Ann Rub, Wednesday
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH evening. Among the various topics
SUNDAY – The Subject of Pastor discussed were the plans for a picnic
Fernlund’s message for the 10:45 a.m. to be held July 7 at the Dixon
Service will be “Freedom of Soul”. Residence. Joan Smothers was
This will be preceded (sic) by Sunday welcomed as a new member. Those
School at 9:45 a.m. The evening service present to welcome her were Jayne
at 7:30 p.m. will feature a color film Clair, Ginny Dixon, Jackie Muent-
strip entitled (sic) “Naa,am, the leper”. nich, Jo Wagner and LeAnne
The message for this service will be McKanna. Games were played
“Eishmann’s Last Day”. And all present won a prize. Several
MONDAY – Services will be held (sic) members received a gift from Secret
at the Morning Star Mission at 7 pm. Pals. Dessert-coffee was served by
THURSDAY – Weekly prayer service the hostess. Unable to attend were
at 7:30 pm. (illegible) Keers and Jackie Foloy,
SATURDAY – The Hi-Teens will hold who has been vacationing in
a splash party at the swimming pool at Connecticut (sic). Jackie Foley
Inwood Park. Time – 6-9 pm. will be the hostess for July when
SHOREWOOD CHURCH OF GOD the club meets at her home.
Sunday School 9:30 am.
Morning Worship 10:30 am. (all text following is handwritten)
Evening Worship 7 pm. Kelley’s Cities Service Get The
Wednesday evening Bible study and “Big Gallon”
Prayer meeting 7 pm. Treasure Island Drugs
Services held (sic) in the Troy School. DON’T BURN IN THE HOT
SUN…
(all remaining text in column is SEE US FOR SUN TAN LOTIONS
handwritten) ALSO SUNDRIES AND A
Ironings Wanted! Jeanne Wynn LAUNDRAMAT GROCERIES
725-2875 Francis C. Moss R. Ph. (on Duty)
Reasonable Rates HO-2-2711
Troy A.C.’s “Fashion Show at
Poolside” Today – June 30 8 P.M.
725-2973 If your child will attend camp this
June 30 – July 6, 1962 summer? Here is a typical letter to
Page 4 keep in mind.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Dear Dad;
MENTAL SLAVERY Gue$$ what I need mo$t? That’$
There is a form of enforced (sic) right. $end it $oon. Be$t Wi$hes.
servitude more abject and humiliating (sic) Your $on.
than that under which so many human Dear Son,
beings were once held in which we NOthing ever happens here. We
call, even then “free America”. It kNOw you like camp. Write
is slavery (sic) to an idea—to an aNOther letter soon. Now I have
unreasonable phobia or weakness. to say good-bye. Dad….
The average man, no matter how Your car will run better with
strong in his general characteristics, Standard
is a veritable slave to the impression HANK FATLAND’S STANDARD
that in facing the ordinary mental SERVICE PHONE 725-9834
habit or physical all (illegible) SEPTIC TANKS CISTERNS
to the human species, he is essentially CESSPOOLS CLEANED
powerless. If you but realize that the Anderson’s Septic Tank Service
best way to ensure (sic) future health, (handwritten)
happiness and success, and build up a 25 Years Experience
protective influence against future BUD ANDERSON HO-2 2711
disaster is through (sic) your developing RT 3 US 6 Sa-7-3485
mental and physical strength and WE NEED YOUR NEWS TODAY
resistance; setting about making yourself 725-2973
mentally and physically fit; you would The Shorewood Sentinel (written)
spare yourself many unhappy moments,
and to a very great extent ward off
disease which require fertile soil for
their growth. For a thousand years
scientists have been groping about
in search for various cures, without
any marked degree of success. How
much better it would be were we taught
how to avoid those troubles, in place
of waiting until they appear and then
searching for a way to eradicate the
trouble. Truly, “An Ounce of
Prevention IS Worth A Pound Of
Cure.”
