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J<VV W^-'W rmT£,k - ay, June & 1955 THE . M«HENRY PLAINDEALER McCtillom Lake News By Eve Leves^ne ,1 | ^ t •" •• < ••" ' Two important 'appointments ^ere made by the president and the board of (trustees at their weekly meeting -last week.. Earl l?elsOn was appointed village .treasurer and Paul Struck was fleeted to seiye as policeman ir 'the village. - < * r Karl Koch, attorney for the Village^ swore in Emma Pyritz, Village clerk, who, in turn, swore ill the president and the board of trustees, making^! their positions official. ' V Committees JJwetfe forftied as follows: Streets, "highways and fridges, Fred Matthesius, chairman, Allen McKim and Willard Schultz. KaH •FUre, police ffeM-^ublic protection, Williard Schultz, chairman; Bill Creutz and j^n Boyle. Finance, Bill Cr&itz, chairman; Otto Ebert and Jcfon Boyle. Building and zoning, Otto Ebert, chairman; Allen McKim and Fred Matthesius. Plans have been formulated to conduct a special^ census under the leadership Allen McKim. with all membp»gpf the board {participating collecting and compiling the data. July Jamboree Saturday, July 16, is the day to mark in red pencil on your date calendar. Activities and fun for all ages are being planned for the July Jamboree given by the Ladies of the Lake. There Will be games and rides for the youngsters, a bazaar and bake qale for the women and special treats for the adolescent group. Special, entertainment will be put on throughout the evening. Highlight of the jamboree will be- the selection of Miss McCullom Lake. The^jnew title holder will be officialljK crowned by last rj year's queen, MlSs Karen McKim. T|he age group for contestants this year will be confined to the 4- ^through 6-year bracket. Mo thers of these wee ones are asked to contact Mrs. Marge Peterson j at^ 549»J-1 • any, evening after 7 p.m. for further details. Registration is now open. Invite relatives and friends to come and share the fun with you. Mrs. Ruth Smith is the chairman from thfe Ladies of the Lake and PaiiT Struck, chairman of special events of the Cullom- Knoll association, has graciously consented to give his time and talents to the affair. & "More women workers are needed -tor the affair. If -you. are interested, come to the beachhouse Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. !The ladies will be meeting every week until July. the youngster, but We can all help with our prayers to Him, in Whose hapds rests the final outcome. Convalescing Ellen Hiiska, 4-year-old daughter of Theresa and Steve Huska, is recovering rapidly from her recent surgery. She was operated on two weeks ago at Highwood hospital, Highland, 111., for removal of a Cyst fom her leg. Fortuneately, at that age, the memory of pain is short and we are happy to report that she .is scampering, around as good as new. Cupid's Arrow Found its mark in the hearts of our lovely Miss Pat Kuhn and her betrothed, Harry Mueller, of the Country Club subdivision. Pat received her beautiful diamond June 2. The young couple have not as yet get a date for their marriage. Defied Holiday Statistics Minnie and Chester DeBoe of Louisville, Ky., were Memorial Day visitors at the home of Marge and Ole Olsen. The DeBoes "ran into" a little difficulty on the trip. Seems as though Chester momentarily fell asleep at the wheel for a fraction of a second. He came to in time to avoid hitting a telephone pole but crashed through a barbed wire fence and ended up in a farmer's fielid. Luckily, neither he nor his wife was injured, but the car looked like a pack of wildcats had gone over it. In honor of Marge Olsen's birthday Monday, May 30, the DeBoes and the Olsens enjoyed dinner in McHenry. First Visit Bob Kantorski was a welcome sight for the holidays. He planed j in Friday night for his first visit home since receiving his new position in Cleveland. He confessed that he hasn't settled down to his diet yet.' Good News and Bad The. birth of a' child is usually always exciting and happy news, -but at this moinent our prayers are with Gerry'and Bob boran for the welfare of their infant son. Kevin Michael was born around 3 Sunday morning at ; Memorial hospital, Woodstock, but under the shadow of the Rh factor. Detaks -appears on another page. ... Learned mien arid women are using every bit of knowledge they possess to save the life of Holiday Guests Mrs. Arthur Schultz of River Grove had a good time with Theresa and Willard Schultz while, husband and son (both Arthurs) went up to Wisconsin for fishing. But the fish were all caught yesterday, so father and son jonjrnewd back here and 'jgJ)6rft * Tiife4 rehiainder o# * their holiday with the Schultzei also. Ex-City Dwellers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berg, formerly of Chicago, became official residents of McHenry May 31. They spent Memorial Day with son, Art Veugler, and his wife, Irene, out here. FOR ATHLETES FOOT Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. Watch -the old tainted skin slough off leaving healthy, hardy sldn. If not pleased with powerful, instantdrying T-4-L, your 40c back at any drug store. Today at BOLGER'S DRUG STORE, 108 So. Green Street, McHenry. Phone 40. STOP! You Take OVER it p <$ $1AA00 FOR YOUR OLD IUU REFRIGERATOR on a BRAND NEW Croslc^ "Super" Shelvador These features found only in Crosley! 1. Completely Automatic Defrost. 2. 50 Lb. Freezer Compartment. 3. IOV2 Cubic Ft. 4. Roll-Out Shelves. ^ 5. Full width crisper drawer. 4 ' 6. Meat peeper drawer. 7. Butte^and cheese keeper. %e Phis Crosley exclusive Deep-Door design and Tu-Tone Interior. DimensfiUjis: Height 58", width 28'/2'\ Depth 29" Manufacturers List Price -- $399.95 OUR PRICE MQC • • ibr, . • • 00 and Your. Old Refrigerator Lee-Ray Electric W. Main PHONE 882 McHenry, IlL •,«8. OUR DEMOCRACY SPADEWOR.K OUR PIONEER roue FATHERS KNEW THE LITERAL. MEANING OF SPADE WORK IN PREPARING THE GROUND, ONCE CLEARED, FOR. PLANTING OR.FOR BUILDING* ,/H sjm* fa tyrr* A»VK. Mfj&r IW AMER.I CA TODAY, MACHINERY HAS RE PLACED THE 5f»ADE j j EXCEPT IN SMALL JONS - PREPARING FAMILY GARDEN PL0T3, : ^OR EXAMPLE. RUTIN ALL OUR'AFFAIRS-RFROM STARTING A CAREER OR BUSINESS^ TO PLANNING FOR FAMILY HAPPINESS AND SECURITY- WE RECOGNIZE THE NECESSITY OF ADEQUATE PREPARATION. THE EFFORT WE PUT INTO THE 'SPADEWORK* LARGELY INFLUENCES THE RESULT. 2 Annual Affair McDonald's Tavern proudly announces the Old Duffers' ball game will be held Sunday, June 12, at the local ball field. The aged and Infirm will place their names' in a hat and two teams will be selected. We've heard that some of the old "boys" are over 40! No canes, or crutches will be allowed in the game so the players will be forced to navigate under their own power. That should be a sight! Liniment and mustard plasters will be supplied to all making application for same. That's 'Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. at McDonald's field. The public is invited to watch the mayhem. Memorial hospital, Woodstock. The plucky little lady is in her Eighties and we're really praying for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Anne Stoner of Aurora, another daughter, arrived to visit . Under the Kjrife Mrs. Lena . Eofchardt's mother Mrs. Margaret Long, underwent surgery Saturday, June 4, at Home Improvements KARL SCHNAREL CART, ILLINOIS Phone MErcury 9-7233 • Insulation • Storm Windows • Asbestos Siding . # Fibre Glass Awning* I Ornamental Iren Works' ' 9 Fencing • Landscaping her mother and to give Lena a hand with tbe work. Congratulations To the fine young men and young ladies of our community Who received diplomas last week from high school, junior high, Md St. Mary's and St. Patrick's parochial schools. Life is just beginning in °a big way for all of you. May you have the courage and fortitude to protect and fight for the ideals you hold in Siieh high esteem. American Legion Award Master Tom Olsen, delivery boy for the Plaindealer, was the fortunate recipient of the American, Legion award for outstanding scholastic achievement during graduation exercises from St. Mary> on Sunday, June 5. Congratulations, Tom. -r > Family f arty A family party was given by her parents in honor of M»ss Donna DeMar following her graduation from St. Mary's on Sunday, June 5. Slugfest The Wildcats, 'teenage Softball team, demonstrated their superiority over Wonder Lake last Saturday when , they lambasted ^hem 16-6 during, an exciting game at McDonald's field. The Invest in Convenience EAGLE - PICHER TRIPLE SIDE Aluminum STORM WINDOWS and DOORS Unique ERAYDO. metal tracks, of a special formula zinc alloy, assure easy, jamproof operation^! Self-storing glass and screen panels quickly rearranged as seasons demand. ARTHUR BOGER PHONE 840-J SjO^Waukegan Rd. McHenry sporting youngsters included Bob Cable, Paul Scholz, Angelo Budacci and Ed Caron, local boys. The rest of the team included Jim and; Denny, Conway, "Snubby" Justen, John Muscari, Gerry Raycraft and Gene Freund of McHenry. Keep, UJ> the pace, fellas. To Belated Greetings young Steve Huska, Jr., who turned 6 on June 1. It Pays To Be Sweet We reported Mrs. Betty Erickson's eightieth birthday last week. But we just found out that fifty-four relatives and guests from all over arrived the Sunday following her birthday to acknowledge the momentous occasion. ing table. Surgery was\perforimed successfully. At this writing, Mr. SabodashiJ is recovering rapidly and we ~ hope he will be home with his family soon. That's it for today, see you next week! RED BARNS How' American farmers fell into the habit of painting their barns red and their houses white has puzzled many an automobile tourist. One curious reason men 1 Pet. Owners .. IHIilirillMIIIIlHIl The whipworm which is found in dogs is a different species from the whipworm that infect human <• beings. The canine whipworm % cannot infect man. ^Emergency Surgery Paul Sabodash, father of Mrs. Willard Grant, was rushed to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, last Thursday morning and within hours was on (the operatnini in i it i un i n i iniiiiiiiiiiitinrit 11 n Ik* Stop ironing wash trousers! Trouitr Crtastrs do tho chore! Ad|ustabl»! Rust-proof! Durable! Simple to use! Adults' 3 p. I69 Just wash trousers» slip a creaser in each leg, adjust and hang on line. When they're dry they're shaped and creased, ready to wear. Children's 3 pr. *1.49 VYCITAL'S HARDWARE PHONE 98 132 So. Green St. McHenry, 10. Research work indicates It i®'.: unnecessary for a cat to have ft tioned is "that"* patriotic "citi^ns I suPP]y of raw' meat eacl1 '^eeKl developed a red-wMte-blue com-1 for S°°d health. The cat w$l do just as well on cooked meat. In England it is illegal for; anyone convicted of cruelty to dogs to ever own another dog. bination in imitation of the flag, the blue being the sky. A more liikely answer is that red is the cheapest and most rust-resistant paint, since it can be made from ^ iron ore. even from low-grade The British were the first to pasa ore not rich enough for steel. What you have forgotten is precisely what the others concerned remember. such a law. The country of Finland waa declared free of rabies in August, 1954. It Is weR to hove your fonfly^physWon regularly diecfc your' children's eyes, eopt and general health. Necessor^hiiunfty' tests nay be etode at the somejfme) lenefhs con be greaCopd tfie feel wHboM£ Oroat peoco o( mind con result from knowing (he condition of your <Mdrea*s health, and also from die knowledge tfiot this Una pharntocy stands ready with drugs and aedldnes of highest quoBft H kelp you and your chQdren matntoln good hecWi. BOLGER'S 108 So. Green St. McHenry, 111. Phone 40 DRUG STORE YOUR BEN FRANKLIN ON GREEN ST. STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR DAVY CROCKETT MERCHANDISE We strive to bring you only the best of the many DAVY CROCKETT items available: f)avy Crockett COMICS 10c Davy Crockett HATS 98c to $1.29 Ballad of Davy Crockett RECORD 25c Davy Croekett PANTY 49c Sizes 3-8 Davy Crockett 2 PC. 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