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McCullom Lake News Under Way In the immediate future, one of the many workers on the McHenry hospital fund drive will be calling on you to explain in detail, the addition. How vitally addition is needed is already known by some of our villagers. We are extremely fortunate to have the hospital facilities now in existence and so close fit hand. Because of the terrific growth In population in our own village and in . surrounding communities, those facilities are already inadequate. The proposed addition with the maternity wing is sadly needed. Meetings for team captains and workers were held last week Monday and Sunday afternoon under the direction of Don Swanson and -Don Frey . The next report meeting will be held Monday, Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The fund drive for Lakewood Subdivision, the blacktop, -village of McCullom Lake and West Shore , Beach is heac'^d by J. R. Levesque. Team captains and their workers Include Paul Nitz with Dorie Brennan, Jean Reid, and Lil Hansen; Max Kolin and Helene; Don Parenti with Ray Aalto, Roy Zody. Jerry Burg, Mervin Schmitt, and Ole Olsen; Shorty Sheriff with Bill Brennan and Frank Polenda . assisting; Mrs. Theresa Schultz assisted by Joyce Wilson, Betty Baumbeck, Evelyn Harrison, Verna Schloffner, and Anne Matthesius; Larry Murray with Gene Piotrowski, Don Lorch, Dave Hansen, Fred Matthesius, and Vic Howe; and Art Stuhlfeier with Leon Hanna, Barbara Thacker, Use Toerne, and Betty Houck. These people will solicit funds in the village. Nick Tabor assisted by Mrs. Marion Barrows will handle Lakewood subdivision andthe blacktop, while Gene Johnson and his committee consisting of Vince Day, Wally Bieszczad, and Herb Boneller will take care of West Shore Beach. Listen to the story they have to tell and then search your conscience to decide what your pledge will be! As though the previous hectic hours weren't enough, Gerry and Len Jensen. Jr. had still another ordeal. On their way home from the reception, (both were members of the bridal party) they were, the first persons to reach the victims of the Johnsburg auto crash. Mr£. JensefL^spoke to the lone survivor of the accident which claimed the lives of five Chicago youths. The young lad was rushed to McHenry hospital and according to reports, he is winning the battle for his life. The fact that he was thrown from the car before the vehicle struck the tree, no doubt, was the saving factor in his case. The entire Johnson family was considerably unnerved on Sunday. A Day To Remember We refer to Patty Jensen's wedding day, Saturday. Oct. 12 when she became the bride of Mr. Jerry Sauter in a beautiful fall wedding at the Community Methodist church. Many of the local folks attended the ceremony and the ensuing festivities at Chapel Hill Country club. Full details appear elsewhere jj/i the Plaindealer. A grim note struck the party about 11 p.m. when Benjamin Sauter, father of the bridegroom, was stricken with a heart attack and was rushed to McHenry hospital. Oxygen was administered immediately. The bridal couple had already departed for their honeymood in Mississippi and were unaware of the catastrophe.. The news will be withheld from them until their return. At last reports, Mr. Sauter was doing well although he will be confined in the hospital for a least six weeks. Our sincere best wishes for a speedy recovery to a man still in the prime of his life. Harvest Ball To wind up the season with a bang, the 'teeners club will have a Halloween dance; Saturday, Oct. 26 at the beach. All sorts of unusual entertainment is being planned and should be quite an affair. Everyone is asked to appear in costume, or course! Some of the featured fare will include yummy refreshments, a dance contest, and prizes for unusual and funny costumes. Should be a lot of fun and attract a good sized crowd. The party will commence at 7:30 p.m. "Kute Kwotes From Little Kids" Fred Matthesius tells this one about his little Nancy. Seems she and sister Louise were consuming their evening repast which was spaghetti. Nancy bolted from the table, leaving a portion on her plate. She was summoned back by her dad to finish the remains. In the meantime, "little lady" Louise with perfect "restaurant manners" asked to be excused. Holding Louise's proper etiquette un for an example, Fred admonished Nancy to finish her plate. Whereup the little tyke belligerently replied. "What do you want me to do, lick it too, Daddy?" Teen Kntertatns Miss Sandy Passalaqua, cute 'teen a per, played hostess to several of her friends and two cousins at a birthday party, held Friday after school. Her actual natal day was Sunday. Oct. 13. Partaking of the treats of cup cakes, candy, ice cream and favors were Barbara Sawdo. Marilyn and Marlone Passat. Chrvssie and D. D. Levesque. and. sister Linda. Ethel Myers and Julia Hecht as "sunshine chairmen." These gals would like assistance from all the members. If you hear of anyone in the club who has become seriously ill* at home or is hospitalized, notify either one so an appropriate missive maiy be dispatched at once! Call 547-J-2 for Julia or Ethel at 678-R-l. They will appreciate your help. Barbara Thacker again assumed the chairmanship of the ways and means committee and will, head the forthcoming "feather party, with your reporter assisting. Delicious cake, coffee, and donuts were prepared and served by Ethel "Peteyv Schmidt and Anna Buschfeld. The "ladies' friend," Wilbur Hecht who appeared to transport his wife home, joined the gals in refreshments. The next meeting, a social one, will be held Thursday, Oct. 24 and will be a Halloween2 party. Ladies must come in costume!!! or be fined! Total Take The recent Girl Scout fund drive which was headed by Mrs. Pearl Nersted netted a total of $66.74 in this community. What A Fix!! Mrs. Lillian McCarthy, who had been spending a little time in Daytona. Ohio, visiting the family of her deceased husband, was on the way home when her trouble occurred. Driving along and enjoying the scenery, she was appalled when her car acted like the bottom fell out! A repair man was summoned immediately and towed her into Elkhart, Ind. where she was stranded for TEN days! Seems as though the delay was caused by parts which had to be sent for. Good sport that she is. Lillian made the most of her enforced visit in Elkhart by exploring the merits of the city. She was due to come home last weekend. Post Rehearsal Party . Our perennial bachelor for so many years is about to take the plunge! There were even bets that he wouldn't make it this time! That is, until folks met the lovely Miss Lorraine Wollak of Lilymoor, who will become Mrs. Ray Deskis on Saturday. Oct. 19 at 11 a.m. in St. Patrick's church. They will make a handsome couple and wo wish them every business in their future life together. After the wedding rehearsal, which was held Sunday afternoon, the bridal party together with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wollak and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Deskfr reason. One, they wanted to put trooped into Whitey and Berenice's 1 miles on the auto, and two, they for a bit of a celebration. > Getting a little pre-seasdn practice, Lorraine had prepared a delicious buffet lunch for the group consisting of tasty sandwiches, potato salad, pickles, and olives. Lorraine and Ray were also accompanied by the musicians who will supply the, music for dancing at their reception. To the delight of the assembled patrons, the musicians ran through sonpe of their repetoire. Correction, Please Through no fault of ours, the F.B.I, police school which will be held commencing Wednesday, Nov. 13 in Crystal Lake must be limited to .police officers, only! Formerly it was announced that anyone interested could attend. The response was terrific; necessitating the limitation. Police Commissioner Gene Piotrowski, officer Larry Murray, and Larry -'Orkfrjtz were instrumental in inaugurating this service for the policemen! Mr. Orkfritz. were instrumental in inauratirig this service for the policemen. Mr. Orkfritz is secretary of the Illinoise police association! Age Is No Barrier Mrs. Max Kolin was delighted to receive word that her two elderly aunts were to pay her a visit. She appeared promptly at the Greyhound bus stop in McHenry hoping to assist Mrs. Helen Lerner, age 87, and Mrs. Carrie Weir, 72 as they alighted. Mrs. Kolin also supposed they would be accompanied by a younger companion. Imagine her surprise when the two spry ladies literally bounced off the bus unassisted and made their way to her awaiting vehicle. The tale does not end there!! Being very fond of mushrooms, Helene arranged for a trip through the woods to hunt the woodland delicacies. After a few hours, Helene gave up because she was tired! The two "young chicks" continued the hunt and came into the house long afterward, looking disgustingly refreshed. Guess age is just a state of mind! • Oh, For The Talent Of , . An Artist!! These were the words expressed by Mrs. Irene Sales and husband Leo as they returned from a breathtaking trip along the Mississippi river, last week. Having just purchased a new car, they took the journey for a twofold Feathers Will Fly Getting enough turkeys prepared for the "feather party" which the Ladies of the Lake will hold at McDonald's, Saturday, Nov. 16, will take some doing!! The women are going all out to make this an "affair to remember!" More details on this later but mark the date on your calendar, in Red! Election of officers was held at the meeting. Thursday, Oct. 10 in the beachhouse. Mrs. Louise Hammerstein was elected as the top presiding officer, with Mrs. Emma Pyritz in the capacity of vice-president, and Lois Parenti assumed the duties of secretarytreasurer for another year. Mrs. Hammerstein appointed OUR^ OAK PARK HOTEL ' PISTAKEE BAT PHONE McHENRY 176 SMORGASBORD - *1 all you can eat EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT year around 50 5 P.M. II P.M. SUCCULENT DEEP SEA DELICACIES Charles Osborn Auction ED VOGEL Auctioneers WE H. Rt'SSEL Having sold my farm and am discontinuing farming, I will sell at public auction my personal property located on the Osborn Farm one half (%) mile West of Solon Mills, Illinois (U.S. Route 12) or 2% miles South of Richmond, Illinois then Vz mile East on gravel road i or % mile south of the intersection of U.S. Rorute 12 and Illinois; Route 31 then % mile East on gravel road on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1957 Starting at 1:00 o'clock • MACHINERY McD H tractor with cult. & snow plow; McD F-12 tractor with cult.; Int. 2-bottom plow; John Deere 8* tandem disc; Int. 42" combine; Int. manure spreader; Int. corn picker; Int. corn shredder; Int. com binder & loader; Hoosier 8' grain drill with grass seeder; Gehl A3 silo filler; Int. side delivery rake; Int. hay loader; Int. corn planter--2-row; Int. 6* mower on rubber; Rubber-tired . Wagon; Steel-tired wagon; 22' PTO weed spray; Set tractor chains; Int. cyl. corn sheller with blower; 3-section drag; Corn elevator; 300-gal. gas tank; 11' roller; Hog feeders; Hog troughs; Bob sled; Cutter; 3-section spring tooth harrow; 36' ext ladder; ; Fanning Mill; 600 lb. platform scale; 2 breaching harnesses; 2 rolls of snow fence. SOME FURNITURE AND OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS '• TO MENTION TERMS: $25 and under, cash. Over that amount, M down and the in six monthly installments on notes approved by the clerk, with the clerk before purchases are made. CHARLES OSBORN, Owner STATE BANK of RICHMOND, Clerking All the NEWEST Ideas in Styles, Colors, Patterns Add new sparkle and zest to your sport shirt wardrobe by choosing from our wide, wonderful array of new numbers for fall. Colors and designs to suit every taste from the daring to the conservative. Soft, long-wearing fabrics. Solids, stripes, plaids patterns. AH the newest collar styles. McGee's Store for Men 117 S. Green Phone 47 Store Hours: Daily 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Fridays 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. 'til noon Mother Nature < outdid herself with the delicate fall shades of the trees and bushes which adonied the highway. The cliffs and rivers in Minnesota and Wisconsin promoted many "oh's and "ahs" from the couple. They recorded the trip for posterity by taking many rolls of colored film. Of countries beyond our borders, Mr. and Mrs. Otto and Emma's mother, Mrs. Aui Hoeft were delighted with a visit from a recent European traveller last week. Emma's aunt, Mrs. Anna Athenous of Los Angeles, Calif, had many interesting anecdotes to relate of her three month trip to Switzerland, England and Germany. „ ' Mrs. Athenous had been staying with Mr. and Mrs. G. Lorenz of Chicago and all three droye out here. Mrs. Pyritz provided refreshments for the trio before they had to return. Fun To Make A Mistake To keep track of our readers, your reporter likes to "boo-boo" once in a while just to hear the results! A great many people pointed, out the error concerning the village board meeting which was reported as being Oct. 7 instead of the correct 14. Thanks to all and keep it up. Hope this didn't keep too many folks away from tne meeting wiiicn w&s neiu Monday night. It will be covered in detail in next1 week's column. CORRECTLY, we hope! Barbara and Chuck Thacker spent three delightful days visiting with Barbara's mother and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beriesh, in Worth. In spite of the ads dition of • four more people there was plenty of room in the Benesh's four room house trailer. Barbara was "green-eyed" with all the conveniences. Oops, mustn't call it a trailer, They are referred to as mobile homes! Dq you suppose the Thackers will be tempted? Sounds Special The meal was but the occasion wasn't, when Jean and Hugh McDonald entertained Mrs. Lou Gielow and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mackin last Sunday afternoon. Jean's menu consisted of pheasant and all the trimmings, followed by champagne! That's really living "high on the hog." No previous preparations had been made or invitations issued. It was just one of those delightful things that "just happened.". Surely was fun and enjoyed by the participants. forty-fourth recently. .Mrs. Anna Muschfeld added another year on her natal day, Tuesday, Oct. 15. She isn't telling how many! Ma and Pa Olsen will'have fiftyone years of wedded bliss behind them Sunday, Oct. 20. With her anniversary barely over, Mrs. Theresa Schultz can look, forward to her birthday, Wednesday, .Oct. 23. Out of typewriter ribbon and out of news. Guess it's time to quit for now. See you next week? SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE Northern Illinois Gas officially opened its new meter shop in LaGrange where the latest methods mUdern equipment ,help assure accuracy of the more than 600,- 000 meters now being used by the utilities customers. The new 20,? 000 square foot meter shop and office replaced, outmoded quarters ' in Oak Park and Aurora. Its construction was promoted by the steady increase in the number of customers in Northern Illinois Gas' company's twenty - county territory the past few years which the* uuttiilliittyv nprreeddiicrttas may exceed 750;^ 000 by 1965. One strange thing in life is that the very persons you don't want to see appear when you least want to see appear when you least want to see them. 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