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ar. April 26. 1956 McCullom Lake News By Eve ,., THE MeHENHf PLAINDEALER Work Progresses --- frhe Memorial Park committee working hard and long in orcler to finish their project before May 30. On Sunday, an energetic crew composed of Ole Olsen, Clayt and Earl Nelson, Ed Hariimerstein, Jr. and Sr., Don Lorch and his father-in-law, John Dora and Art Stuhlfeier, with Nick Huff lending moral support, worked for many hours. They succeeded in digging out underbrush, trimmed trees and fcteparefl the ground at the northeast corner -of the beach for the huge rock which will be installed as pflrt of the memoriam. Wheh it is' completed, the park will be a place of .beauty and an inspiration for all. Mark Your Calendar For Sunday, May 6, which is the monthly meeting of the tillom-Knoll association. The mecoming party committee met on Sundiay to organize their plans and map out a campaign. We should have any interesting report vfrona them at this meeting. Clean Out The Corners That old umbrella; stand you've been saving for^Jg^many years and never used be just the thing for Mrs. Jones down the M^Teet. Or maybe you'd "rather try out . a special recipe for something different. Be it home baked goods or an over supply of good clothing, furniture or what-have-you, pack it up and donate it to the rummage and bake sale. The Ladies of the Lake are accepting donations from 01 quarters for r this novel sale. It's surprising what wonderful targains turn up at these affairs. *e place, oJ' course, is the beachhouse and the date and time -- Saturday, May 5, from 1 to 4 p.m. Anne Matthesius and Betty Houck have been promoting "treasures" from everyone's attic, basement and storeroom. The sale comes at a time when most women are involved in an- orgy of house cleaning. If you want to have your wares ftcked up, call 713 or 554-W-2 and arrangements will be made. Be sure to save your nickels, dimes and dollars to buy things at the Ladies of the Lake bake and rummage sale Saturday, May 5. Bon Voyage Parties Ingeborg and i Theodor Olsen will need i long ocean voyage in order to rest up from the hectic affairs of the past week, The Thursday Luncheon club surprised Mrs. Olsen with a lovely gift for her trip. She was bid a farewell by Martha Wike, Lillian Busse, Betty Erickson, Ruth Surz, Viola Hands, Louise Passal, Helen Schaefer and Louise Kiddelson. Sunday evening, a pot-luck supper was furnished and enjoyed by the entire family at the Olsen home. Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Olsen left Tuesday morning by car for New York to board the S.S. Stavangerfjord which sails at noon on Friday -- destination, Norway. The Olsens will be gone for five months, arriving home in October in time to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary!! Good luck and happy sailing. Social Meeting The Ladies of the Lake will meet tonight, Thursday, at 8 p.m. at the beachhouse. Games, prizes and refreshments are promised for an evening of fun. Violations Twelve tickets were issued last week for exceeding the speed limit in the village. TTie recipients were Henry A. Vincent, Berkeley, 11].; Don Coleman, Antioch: Gene Selsdorf and Vincent J. Coupe, Ringwood; William R. Kreise, Elmwood Park; Jeanette Hansen, Edward Gallus, and Spurgeon Ballinger, Wonder Lake; Annette Schmit, Lakemoor; Fred Lee Davis, McHenry; John Baseheart, Palos fits.; and John Wurt2ei, No. Chicago. Police Reserve Applications are now being accepted by Chief of Police Dave Hansen, for members of the police reserve. See him or call 603-W-l for an appointment. . . - Double Trouble As if once wasn't enough, Miss Phyllis Piotrowski had her tonsils out for th£ second time on Monday at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. When she was a Wee youngster, Phyllis went through the ordeal and the pesky things grew back in. We hope plenty of ice cream will help to assuage the sore throat, Phyl. Never, Too. Old To enjoy birthday parties, that is. Bill Bolton and Harold Blake remembered their natal day with a celebration at Whitey and Bernice's last Saturday night. Relatives and frfcnds by the dozens turned out 'for the festive occasion. including Mardy and Don Lorch, Cora and. Larry Jensen, Don Liston and friend, Anne Matthesius, . Kathy and Bill Schlitt, and many others. There were refreshments and enough dancing to satisfy everyone's taste for a good time. Happy birthday, fellows. Vision In Pink Cute 'teen ager, Judi Hocin, enjoyed her 'role of bridesmaid at the marriage of her cousin, Terry Hocin, to Miss Sandi Alongi. The nuptials were performed at St. Sylvester's church in Chicago on Saturday. The bride wore traditional white, while Judi's dress was crystalette pink and she carried carnations. After the ceremony, the young DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST Ai 136 S. G?@@n Street, McHenry. 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Yes, in thousands of homes throughout the country, the Zeo-Ran timer is a favorite time-piece, and one of the many reasons why Zeo-Ran is the favored water softener. Why not get in touch with us, hear the complete story and see for yourself why Zeo-Ran is becoming a household word from coast to coast. Call soon ... this week. You'll be glad you did. THE CO of McHenry Claries R. Phone 873 ©IT-Spm, Proprietor McHenry couple left lor Parks Air Force [time on Saturday nights with base in California, where Terry [their "discussions" around the is stationed. card, table*. % • ' • Sharing'The Honor* Jimmy and Jeff Michaels frolicked with glee at their fourth birthday party Tuesday, April 17. It was a family party with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michels, of Johnsburg and Mrs. Mary Lekowitch on hand to enjoy t h e i r fun Gossip Gleanings Larry Murray has been^bedded with an injured back as the result of one of nature's mishaps. He is under doctor's care and hopes to be back in shape soon so he can return to his work. Mr. and Mis. Nick Huff were overjoyed to have Nick's -son, Eugene, home on a three-day pass last weekend. Gene returned to his duties with the Army Engineers at Fort Belvoir, Va.. on Sunday. He has been, in service since November. - Lena Carbonaro was unable to attend the farewell party for Mrs. Olsen because of the death of a near relative. She and Kelly drove into Chicago for the funeral on Thursday. Martin Nevsted Pete's father, is confined to his bed waiting for a blood clot in his leg to clear up. Mr. Nersted's sister is arriving from Norway today, Thursday, to spend a month with the Nersteds. Elsie and Clayt Nelson and Lena and Fred Eckhardt have a gay Our Prayers Are with Joe Matterer, who is still gravely ill at home. Send him a note or a card to cheer him up and let him know you are thinking of him. Are also with Mrs. Julia Hecht, who, at this writing, is still confined to Memorial hospital, Woodstock. The skin graft has not been done yet and we're hoping for her sake that it won't be necessary. She'd love to read your cards, too. Won't you please send one? Best Wishes To Chryssie Levesque, who has been counting the days until her tenth birthday Saturday, April 28. Bruce Thacker can't count, but he's anxiously awaiting his third birthday on the same date, April 28. That's it for today, see you next Week. Page MIIM Pistakee Highlands By Mary Mueller Janet Thoren had an appendectomy Friday evening. Her condition through Saturday was not good, but Sunday afternoon her mother reported she was making bett^ progress. The two small children of Mr. and Mrs. Allison from Elgin were nice" enough to bring their parents to be weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Cooper. Horner's residence Was the scene of a happy family gathering on Sunday. Mr. Horner's sister and family were in from out of town. THANK YOU We wish to thank the voters of this area for their wonderful support during the recent Primary Election. WM. J. BOLGII CHAS. M. ADAMS EAGLE • PICHEH TRIPLE SLIDE Aluminum STORM WINDOWS and DOORS Liberal Trade-in Allowance on your old windows and doors. ORDER NOW! Zephyr Ventilated ALUMINUM AWNINGS and DOOR CANOPIES Also The Famous Zephyr Aluminum ROLL UP & DOWN AWNINGS ARTHUR BOGER PHONE 840-J 307 Waokegnn RdL McHenry Patricia Johnson, daughter of Sverre and Dorothy Johnson, was elected by her graduating class of Johnsburg public school as the outstanding girl student of the class. Mike Creighton won the honors among the boys. Both" students will be presented awards at a forth-coming dinner. Congratulations kids! Your correspondent has been asked to help in the Cancer Crusade in Pistakee Highlands. Do you know that "It is estimated that if present rates continue, 26,000,000 Americans . now living will die of cancer. More children ' from 3 to 15 years of age die .... of cancer than from any othetf? disease." These deaths can bo avoided or decreased to a grea^, extent by research and educations..' which can ^ only be carried on through the personal contribu-„, tions of every family. Your contribution some day might, and probably will be returned to you many fold. The writer will call at your home within the next thirty days for your personal donation of what* ever you can contribute. Buy U.S. savings Bonds 1 "More Changes . Have Been Made" We are pleased to announce, that for the convenience of our clients, we now have four hairstylists on our staff. Special Until May Sffe @mly! $12.00 - $15.00 - $18.00 Permanents ... Reduced) to *8.50 - '10.00 COUPONS NOT ACCEPTED DURING THIS SALE! -- Expert Hair Tinting. -- 62&cc-9/laf*ce {Beauty Skofi, PHONE 890 202 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, HI, Buick CENTURY 6-Passonger 4-Door Riviottfc Modal 630 Makes Ftiends with mo Meanest Roads wb you Mod BwdMs gmatamrzid® ?) THE! r ; SWEET WAY a '56 Buick rides on all sorts of roads iS something you find nowhere else on wheels. Capricious roads that twist and turn -- unruly roads that"rock and roll --tired roads, battered and beaten -- they all seem to wear company manners the moment a Buick approaches. Why? Simply because Buick comes with what it takes to put any road on its best behavior -- the completely ride-engineered combination of chassis, engine and automatic drive that is obtainable in no other car. And that's gospel truth whether you drive a new SPECIAL, CENTURY, SUPER or ROAD MASTER. No other car matches the firm, true tracking of Buick's own ride foundation -- buttressed by brawny X-braced frame and torque-tube drive --cushioned on coil springs and deep-oil shock absorbers. No other has such width of tread and length of - At A New low MUCC-4-Sootoa Comfort ta yow aow Buick with fUGIDAlU CONDfrfONIMO • wheelbase within dimensions,so trim and tidy that Buicks turn, park and garage more easily than smaller cars. No other duplicates the assurance of steering, brakes and rear axle so precisely geared and gaited for the nimble handling that's a safety "must" in modern cars. And certainly no other name plate promises the soaring sweep of power that wells from the big 322-cubic-inch V8 beneath every new Buick bonnet. Nor does any other automatic drive put power to its car's rear wheels with the swift, unruffled pace of Variable Pitch Dynaflow* -- and that goes double every time you "switch pitch" for whip-quick, safer passing. But why stop to count reasons--when results are what you're after? Wouldn't you rather really feel Buick's new "sense of direction'* on straightaway, curves and corners? Wouldn't you rather relax in supreme comfort while tooling this powerful performer over roads you always bated to travel? Well, sir, we cordially invite you to drop in on us and do just that. Make it this week, won't you? Sample the ride that has charms to win any old road--and get first-hand figures on prices that make Buick owning a more positive pleasure. *Sew Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dynaflou) Byick builds today. It is standard on Roadmaster, Super and Century--optional at modest extra cost on the Special. wsmmBf ON TV •• •• •WHEN lllltt AUtOMOSUES Atf SUM MUCK wai R. I. OVERTON MOTOR SAL 403 FRONT STREET PHONE S McHENBY. TT.T.fNOIS -