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i McCullom By Eve Levea^ne *P:k - Celebrations (ialore T^e community wore a festive look last weekend, with two grand, openings going ^ori. .Brightly colored flags fluttered from Lottie * and Gene's to the Mc- Henry County Well and Pump Go. - Both places of business received many baskets of flowers from people wishing them well. At the super market, the three pretty clerks, Lottie and daugh- !% *er' PhyU's Piotrowski, and Myrtle Burg wore attractive pink nylon uniform^* and radiant looks as they took -care of customer needs, , All the youngsters in the community had a whale of a good time on the brightly colored carousel. Our sincere best i wishes for a long and profitable business ca- «j,...reer to Lottie and Gene, and % Fred Matthesius. "Cohgrats" To . Fellow •journalist, Art Stuhlfeier, on the first edition of his Newsletter, printed last week. The little bulletin will be published bi-monthly. Good luck, Art. Hawaiian Holiday . * Our good neighbor and hard 1 working mother, Charlotte Mc- Ouat, together with her lads, , George, Maury and Craig, departed for Hawaii by air. She was accompanied by her mother; Mrs. Maurice LeBoiisqiiet, who has nearly as many overseas trips to her credit as Capt. Ted Olsen--and, now all the boys yearn to be pilots for Uncle Sam. Imagine the tales of the South Pacific these youngsters will be able to tell their grandchildren. Dad McOuat is keeping the home fires burning during their absence, but we're betting tV»e house is big and lonely for him. George is as enthused about his new duties as his place of employment. He was disappointed at not beng able to make the trip also, but if he had, "Who would watch the £tore?" * Mrs. Gerald Burg. No hay ride party would be complete withput "eats" so the entire, group ended up at the beach, where a blazing fire awaited their arrival. Hot dogs, buns, marshmallows and fruit punch were consumed in huge quantities by the young "troops." . All of them were delivered home safely before midnight, .but it was truly a night to remember for the growing kids. They are looking forward to the winter season and an ice skating party, when the weather permits. Appointment Mrs. Irene Sales was appointed Democratic precinct .committee woman by Jessie Armstrong. They The»tf*ied To. Dp It! For the last fifteen years, at least, and finally did„ The George Baumbeeks tore themselves away from their pretty little home on ParfcYView West and made a trip .which covered 1100 miles. Heretofore, their furtherest journey was a trip to Wisconsin, not far above the state line! Betty, George and the two lads took in the thrills of Mammoth i Cave in Kentucky. Discovering the joy of the highway, they made a real trip of it and hied themselves to Nashville, Tenn. The family took another route which brought them home via Louisville, Ky. ,You would have to know the Baumbeeks to appreciate the enormity of their vacation trip. We understand that plans are under w$y for a trip to Alaska next year! August Hayride Our young 'teen agers wound up their summer fun with a rip roarin*- hay ride party last \yeek. As the big contraption Waited for its young passengers, Bob Cable, Jean White, Billy Jensen, Charlotte Smith, Judy Hocin, Johnny Scarbrough, Angelo Budasi, Anne Peschke, Jim Tomasello, Carol Strita, George Baumbeck, Eleanor Wirfst Johnny Vycital, Fr&n Hfinilin.^Jack Osterby, Sandy Nellis, Ronnie Creutz and Phyllis Piotrowski scrambled to take their places. Invited to come along, were the younger jean-agers, Donny Vycital, Ricky Baumbeck, Judy Murray, Ricky White, Sandy Tomasello, Bobby Gates, Roberta Houck, Butch Stacknick, Donna DeMar, Jerry Corset, Mary Grace Meyer, Jim Liston, Luellen Tomasello, "Sugar" Scarbrough, Gregory Burg, David Miller and Terry Hart. The young f.olks were very well chaperoned by Mr. and 'Mrs. Gene Piotrowski and Mr. and Young Surgical Patient With nary a wlvmper, Terry Schmitt, age 7, underwent surgery at Sherman hospital, Elgin, Tuesday, Aug. 28. He had been suffering from "an obstruction in the nose, consequently, a piece of bone was removed to correct the condition. He was brought home Wednesday night, and has recovered with amazing rapidity. His parents were justifiably proud of his hospital behavior. ' New Orleans Fling While the little gals, Sandra and Linda, were comfortably cared for at grandma and grandpa Hussaks' home in Northlake, 111.,- Anne 'and».Frank Passalaqua took off for,, a business trip to New Orleans via plane. They stayed across the street from the French Quarter. They were conductecT on a tour of the fabulous city by Mr. and Mrs. Catalano. aftd chiidreri, Cathy and Marion, Jr., Anne and Frank also had the pleasure of being gufests at the home of Frank's aunt, Mrs. DeStafano, and were aniused at the antics of her' children, John, Pauline ind baby Cheri Lynn. Anne flatly refused to enter the more "colorful" bistros which abound in the Quarter. Regretfully, they left New Orleans end .were waved off at the. airport by Mr. and Mrs. J. Laine. ing from our shores . • for • too long. Bob* flew in frofti fcleVeland Friday nght to spend Labor Day weekend with; his parents Mr, . and Mrs.. Ja. ke K- an' t,o eski. Sorry'To Lose Our good friends and neighbors,' Svea and Art, Berg wt>o moved from our community last Friday. The Bergs nad been re- j siding in the George Meyer home ! on Spring Jldad. The Meyers j moved out fromuthe city on .{5at- j urday and Ar{,'?&d Svea are^ Jiv-' ing in the Towh; Club ijni|fMc- Henry. -i ' f ~ / THEMcHENRY PLAlftOEAlER ThisWEEK'S Family iteunlon A wonderful surprise. Friday night, was the appearnce of Dick Olsen, Ole Olsen's eldest son. The fed, having passed his twenty- first birthday Aug. 10, had a desire to become acquainted with his half-brothers and sister, Tom, Ted and "new baby" Margie. His father was startled to learn that Dick had served as a staff sergeant in the Marines in Korea and was wounded. It has been seventeen years since his aunts and uncles last saw the handsome, strapping lad, who was then, a tow-headed, cute little boy of 4. Dick lives in the city with his mother, Mrs. Roger Reed, but has promised to return often. Imagine the' ecstasy grandma and grandpa Olsen will feel when their oldest grandchild is oij hand for their golden wedding anniversary - in October! Can't. Resist It Theresa and Willard Schultz are really imbued with the wander lust. Having very recently returned from a wonderful trip through the west and north, they took off again for Iowa. With another week's vacation granted them, they had to make one more journey to see Aunt Lil and Uncle Bill. The sweet couple regards the Schultzes as their children and couldn't love them more if they were. They had a marvelous trip and will probably be content to stay home for a little while, at. least. Isn't it quiet , around home with the kids back in school? Bye, bye for now, we'll see you next week. Gone Too Long Welcome home to Big Bob Kantorski who had £een miss- 0 "Ev^ry Tooth In Man's Head Is More Valuable Than A Diamond" • (Author's name below) There are now many new dental discoveries that help your Dentist to save your teeth. He has improved methods and techniques unknown just a few years ago. Newly perfected anti-pain chemicals for both internal use and external application make your visits just a pleasant call. Your Dentist now can prescribe vitamin aids __that-hclp prevent the foriffation of cavities. Should he recommend ahy dental aids or prescribe any medications, we have them in stock and will be glad to supply them. TOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHQNB McHenry 26 WHEN YOV NfitED A MEDICINE A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? NYi iRUGS "OOalyttH i^ywioy" PHONE 2ft 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111 PRESCRIPTION chemists •Quotation by Cervantes 1600 DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST Aft 136 S. Green Skeei, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 8 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY Sto SAL *y Construction General Contractor . & Route 5, Box 289 PHONE 1295-J McHenry, HL isHfSPUL R^NCH H®iii ' COMPLETE Here are just a few 6f the outstanding features ® of this home: § Brick Veneer- with Partial Lannon-Stone Front • 38' x 26' Basement • Building is 62' x 26' including Breezeway & 1-Car Garage • Oak Flooring 9 Complete Tile Bath "• Automatic Gas Heat with Aluminum Duct Work • Lot is 110' x 77! z' with Water • Completely Plastered and Insulated \ • All Birch Cabinets with Formica Top in Kitchen • Building has Hip Roof with 18" Over-Hang around entire building • .American-Standard Plumbing Fixtures Including Laundry Trays in Basement • Also Sump Pump and Automatic Gas'Hot . Water Heater Building is situated on Lot 2, Block 14, Unit 5 of Sunnyside Estates, Johnsburg, McHenry, Illinois , MARKET BUY Most meats remain steady at retail on generally higher wholesale cost*. Spat values for lamb and pork. Poultry products hold value advantages. Potatoes lower. Other produce items at prico levels of a year ago. MEATS LAMB--Slmilder ft leg roosts PORK---funics and Rib (heps MEFHSrend beef ami Reeed steak POULTRY--Stewing Hens and Turkeys for mar* mar*or Hps and food information writos UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Consumer Service 160 N. La Salle St., Chicago 1, III, EGGS Oroio A Wfft/doi Cost/lb Small Uai 26< Medium 21 ei 33* Lars* 2* as 34* FRESH PRODUCE Potatoes--Tomatoes--Sweetcorn. Peas--Apples--Grapes Based on Market Surrey For Week Sept. 4-8 EDiltlHtEDUCATOR Schools are opening again. Watch out for children at all times. Some are going to school for the first tim*. Help the school leach' good traffic habits. lilinoil Education Asioclotioa HI FIDELITY by MAGNAVOX PLAYERS COMBINATIONS PORTABLES >>:i CONSOLETTES - CONSOLES SPEAKERS Transistor Radios RADI0NIC SALES 80S E. Elm St. McHENRY 144*J * COM*** HT" McHENRY 718 an d cR a fsiJaijton Water Sy^ma We Repair and Service All Pumps Authorised: Red Jidiit "i* De>ton Pjiep Ageecy Wells Drilled or Driven Pumps & Repairs MCHENRY COUNTJ . WELL & PUMP COMPANY Fred H. Matthesius Phone 113 IcHENRY FIBRE GLASS AWNINGS / i Direct-To-You Lite Without Heat Installed Custom Made at 50% Savings -- Beautifies -- Protects Your Home -- Best Materials Used. ALL WORK GUARANTEED We Will Not Be Under-Sold FOR FREE ESTIMATE McHENRY 10MM •FOREMOST LAKES AREA DANCE SCHOOL" ADULT and TEENAGE BALLROOM Reasonable Rates -- Quick Results Course Includes All Popular Dances Day and Evening Classes V ADULT WOMEN and TEENAGE GIRLS Join our figure control course. Includes: Barre Exercises, Floor Exercises and Modern Dance. CHILDREN'S CLASSES 212 ,years and up. Beginner's course includes Baflet -- Tap t -- Acrobatic * Also Children's Classes in Baton - Toe - Character - Modern « REGISTER TODAY JUstice 7-3211 McHENRY STUDIO RIVERSIDE DRIVE Smi|t0st time of a / j M tn p "00" HOLIDAY SEDAN wBrBBe w@&atr paalc tradieig valine! s .rising upEfe@p bo©s4s -the per-mile cost of driving four present car! i\fOIV...and buy ©Ids ... the- bug-car buy with all the features you want, pBaos an attractive price and value ttiat lasts'! SMO B I YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR OLDSMOBILE QUALItY DEALER'S! , J. Overton Motor Sates «« f™* ^ -- BE CAREFUL . . . DRIVE SAfELY! X •* i