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r^ivr jr/.-j •Thurgday. Aq^uit 81, 1958 tlcCullom Lake PI PROCEEDS WBAKE SALE - « v by five Levesque ) • > ;r *. • •.- . This promises to be the biggest project of its kind, put on by tl^r Ladies of the Lake. For this reason, all the woolen" in the community will be "Contacted far a donation of any tied of home-made pastry :-- vw it a pie, cookies, bread, jfcakes or fudge, if you like. •When you are called upon, give the gals your cooperation. Remember, the money realized from this enterprise will be used/ to improve our community, specifically. the beach. All the youngsters who have play- ^ ed in the water since the new pier was'installed have reason tjk be joyful. This was a project of the Ladies of, the Lake. At the last meeting, enthus i a s m f o r t h e p r o j c c t r a n high. Many new good ideas were proposed and, will come up for further discussion at future meetings. The last meeti n g w a s a ' s p e c i a l o n e . T h e regular meetings will ' resume the second Thursday in September. Why not plan to join* Notes From The Village Board At the last meeting, held Monday, Aug. 11 Mr. Roy Zody, member of the police commission, received confirmation of the appointment of Jack Schlofner from the reserve status to regular police officer. He replaces Tony flocin, who resigned. Road commissioner Don Par. dfti reported that weed cutting i/as been ordered, along the right-of-way. Some of this work is already completed. John Boyle informed the t r u s t e e s a n d p r e s i d e n t t h a t thirty-six building permits have bec-n issued'to date. The next meeting will be held Monday, Aug. 25, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. ^These are your -village offi- OTls who are working in your , best interests. Why not attend one of the meetings and give them your support? See you there? t * • .. Surgical Patient ^ Mrs. Barbara Thacker received an unpleasant surprise as a result of a visit to her physician last Tuesday night. 1 A f t e r t h e e x a m i n a t i o n , s h e was sentisfiome""f<&-"pack a bag and return to McHenry hospital the next day--for surgery! The operation was performed Wednesday afternoon? The undesirable situation was corrected, and Barbara was expected to be released on Monday.. She is doing just fine, but will be e on the convalescent list for * quite some time. Here's wishijj^ {his sweet gal a speedy recovery so she can take over t h e s u p e r v i s i o n o f h e r t w o active boys. While Barbara has been incapacitated, the home chores have been taken care of by husband, Chuck; and Barbara's mother. How about a, card for her. They Need Help! £Dur 'teen-agers have had a wonderful season with their dances, and they are almost over. With the few weekends remaining, they are meeting with opposition in obtaining chaperones for Saturday nights. Several generous adults have already given many nights for this important chore. But the parents of the kids attending have been too busy! Doesn't sSm fair. When contacted, please volunteer for one Saturd a y e v e n i n g . S u r p r i s i n g j u s t how much fun you will have. Sad1 Defeat 'Twas A heart-breaking game that our own Little League All-Stars lost to the McHenry Falcons oh Sunday. The final score was 13-4. Our lads played t^. their utmost, but got cariWd away in the third inning, when McHenry gained 8 runs. Most of those were earned on errors. However, the boys gained valuable! experience and we're sure they . profited . by their mistakes. Here's wishing them better luck the n eoc t time. There is a big ball game scheduled for Labor bay with our All-Stars meeting 'the Wonder Lake All-Stars at our beach. The^ time and details will be printed next week. Headed For The Deep Nortli Whitey Bjork, Bill DeVries, y o u n g B i l l y C a b l e a n d D i c k Osterby departed our shores with the rising of the sun on Monday morning. Their destination is someplace in Canada and (according to daughter, Diane Bjork, the foursome will be miles from civilization. They expect to bring back the limit in game fish. A real icetreat for real men! Tops In Teens Our McCu{lom Lake 'teen .team is out to win the trpphy in their 16" softball league. Two weeks ago, the young men played Vycital's< Hardware and wort by a score of 17-3. Last Wednesday night, they engaged the formidable Mort's Drive-in and Raycraft's Tree Service teams and were again victorious by winning 10-9 in the last inning! On Mondiay and Wednesday nights of this week, they were scheduled for the games which will decide th'e Championship. Here's hoping they bring home those trophies!! Second place winners, will be awarded medals. The lads who have been actively engaged in combat on the diamond are Jack Osterby, Sonny and Teddy Hocin, Don Hayes, Jim Walker, Jack Schaefer, Ronnie Creutz, John Bjork, Bemie Klapperich, Tom Olsen, Jim Peterson, Jim Jones, Don Hawser, /Dick Antonsen, Bud Reid and| George_ Meyers. Transportation For Tots If your little member of the "trike set" is /eady for kindergarten next month and you need transportation, please call Cecil Ballowe, bus driver, at -723 or 2423 and register. Some of the mothers from the •'community registered their little ones, but the names and numbers were indistinct and cannot be read. Please call Mr. or Mrs. Ballowe again. "Sun, Sand, and Swizzling" The vacation is almost oyer f o r J e n n i e M e l o n e a n d h e r three gal' pals» Eleanor Kosl o w s k i , M a r y K l e i n a n d . E v a Bajic, who have been ^whoopin' it up" at the Melone cottage on Maple Hill drive for the past .week. The women work together in Chicago ,and spend all year planning for their "lost week" here at the lake. I^ast Tuesday night ,was celebration evening in* honor of Eleanor's birthday. During the sunny hours, the crew absorbed plenty of Vitamin C from evenings--well, they just aren't telling. Making the rounds! Good to see them once again. Next year seems so far away! JPhnt Page Hesdlinen! Wee Terry Fluger and Fred Matthesius have something in common--in spite of the span between their years. They both made the column "Musin' and Meanderin" last week, in case you missed it--and * we hope you' didn't. Seems as though Terry's mind is on Santa Claus in spite of the heat. Guess he wants to' get his order in early 'cause he has the distinction ol sending in the first Christmas letter of the season! > , Freddy was, mentioned because his name was ofnitted from the list of, advertisers to the Dollar Day supplement Couldn't miss the opportune to giye these two a plug in the local gab! V Hubby's Home Jean Reid was so thrilled to have her ever lovin' back home again, she greeted him with open arms, cake and ice cream. The goodies \vere for Bill's birthday, which passed while he was gone Monday, Aug. 11. Bill tells the story of how surprised Pearl Nersted was when she walked into her new home in Florence, Ala. and saw the furniture all in place. Bill was happy to be of assistance t o P e t e i n t r a n s p o r t i n g t h e load. / Strange Sight All in a day's work was the transporting of a huge barn from its location at the Northern Pump company farm near the railroad tracks here at the lake to its new site on a farm .near Richmond. Quite naturally, it wasn't moved all in one piece! The building was sectioned off and taken apart. But some of the pieces, especially the round roof, were quite large. The entire edifice will be rebuilt at the new location. Good To Welcome Back Marge Peterson and young sprouts, Corky and Mario, who are spending two weeks with us. They have been renting the Geitz cottage on Orchard Drive, only two, doors west of their former home. Marge and Lowell still miss living here but eagerly look forward to their two weeks every summer. Home From The Road The Nelson family en masse, Elma, Earl, Ken, and Donny, returned last week from a glorious trip through the South, at Mammoth Cave in Kentucky They spent- considerable time a n d t h e n on t o , t h e G r e a t Smoky Mountains. Interesting sights were seen at the Cherokee Indian reservation, North Carolina. Their trip was a leisurely one, with no hair-raising ^deadline or itinerary to meet." They look great! Whixzln', Around Young old timers, Ma and Pa Olsfen, ar® "having a ball" ol' Sol at the beach. In thefwith their new purchase, a motor boat! Maiden voyage took place last Sunday afternoon to the delight of their ANNOUNCING The Opening Of The R&L hiding Stable T e& RIDING PARTIES ACCOMMODATED •INSTRUCTION AND SUPERVISED RIDES FURNISHED •HORSES BOARDED > FIRST FARM 120 ON CRYSTAL LAKE .BLACKTOP Phone McHenry 3531 Snug, ^klarbor -BOAT CLUB- %^ear nniveriaru Party. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22nd . FUN and FAVORS FOR ALL MUSIC BY Dke Vi IQgo Drio ' AFTERNOON and EVENING LATE BUFFET SERVED • FOX STREET PHONE MeHENRY 2671 prizes. An assortment of cakes f|| and coffee were served. WITH HAIL 4j*%.. 'by Marion £ulok--592-R-l * On severalr owjtijjtions reports have come iii' i^m ViUag&Office and to the^ police department on the loss of mail due to the tampering of the mail boxes by small children. A report from the postal authorities states that the p^cents of chilwho tatpp^wj-th the mail boxes^ai y responsible for the loss of mail ahd; the .mischief that the children'cs^elsite' To ajll parents ol siqall children, please do not send them ,.for; the mail because they open Several boxes and misplace Other people's maii. This is a' very serious offense so do warn the little ones to stay away frpm all mail boxes. Vacation Ends Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Maxwell returned home from a ten-day vacation with relatives sin Detroit, Mich. While there, they spent a lot of their leisure time fishing and getting^a gpod catch of silver bass, pickerel and perch. The beautiful lakj? of Lake St. Clair was th^ spot the Maxwells chose to do their fishing. A great time was had, but all good things must come to an end so this couple is now back in the swing of the same old routine at home. } L.I.A. Party A fttieceM • On Snturriiiy evening, a large crowd Rttlhor*^ nt the commuiv ity fire hou to enjoy themselves plH.vliw ffmlfi and bunco. Lovely table prizes were given, and also a selection of other Family • Reunion' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harder attended a family reunion on Sunday, Aug. 10. A grand time was had, with the family all together at Joliet. Plenty of food was around for the gang to fill up on. Nothing keep? the Harders from going places or entering. 1 On Sunday, Aug. 17, the Harders' children from Chicago and nearby towns gathered at ri^om and dad's house to have a picnic. All the grandchildren had a big time out in the country air. Mrs. Harder was in for luck because the food was all brought to her home just for her to. eat and no cooking to be done. - We all know that the Harders enjoyed themselves with their children all around them for a day's outing. grandchildren, J. R. and D. D. Levesque who got into the act. Pa is taking no chances with the mischief makers. He bought a trailer and transports his pride and joy with, him! V Congratulations > To Anne and Frank PasSalaqua on the occasion of'their sixteenth wedding anniversary which was Monday, Aug. 17. Best regards. August Birthdays On Saturday, Aug. 16, Mrs. Stephanie Zarek celebrated a birthday with a. group of close friends at a corn roast and barbeque. A lot of food and lots of merriment made this a day for her to remember. Ray Cynowa also celebrated his birthday on' this same day. From Village Office On Tuesday evening, Aug. 19, the finance committee met at the fire community house to discuss the financial situation of the village and make plans for expenditures. Surveying of Sheridan and Park roads are now under way through the motor fuel tax fund. Drainage tile will be laid and the widening of Park road will soon start. Visits Sister Miss Helen Baskovic spent 9 few days with her sister, Mrs. Jennie McDermott. Miss Baskovic is enjoying a month's vacation from her work in Madrid, Spain. By the way, if you folks are wondering about the small car Jen's brother, Joe, is sporting around the village, it *is a Karmann Ghia, that his sister brought with her from Spain. That's it for this trip around. See you next week? Most of the kids (are shuddering but most pa^ph^ a r e< happy. School bells will be ringing soon! Entertained Robert Montgomery entertained Mrs. Myrna Morrison and daughter at a cocktail party on Friday. Mrs. Morrison and daughter were pleasantly surprised and a grand time* was had with some close friends and relatives. On H.P.C. Friday evening, ANNOUNCEMENT YOUR RIVERSIDE BAKE SHOP 111 RIVERSIDE DRIVE MeHENRY, ILL. WILL BE CLOSED FROM SEPTEMBER 1st SEPTEMBER 9th "i WAS DISGUSTED! "I really was fed up with searching for what I needed to buy --until I started looking in the > Yellovy Pages." find it fast in the Yellow Pages 7" - HP.C. club met-at the home of Mrs. John Kraus. The lucky winhers for the evening were Mrs. Anne |Bolda and the host- 2ss, Julia Kraus. Julie served a very nice lunch to the ladies, making the evening of fun complete. some nearby woods, where they will be working exclusively on outdoor advancement requirements. Personals Mrs. Nellie Morrison and daughter, cousins of Mrs. Jennie yMcDermott, spent a few days in our village enroute to their new home in Wilmington, Deleware. Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus visited their son, Curly, wife and daughter on Saturday at Niles. Karen, the Krauses granddaughter, was the center of attraction at the belated celebration 6f her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dortmann of Sheboygan, Wis., spent the past week at the John Kraus home. Mrs. Dortmann is Mrs. KraUs's sister. ' ' < . On Tuesday, Aug. 12, Mrs. Margaret Hatch and son, Michael, " Mrs.%Midge Beahler and daughter, lori, were Chicago visitors. While there, 'they enjoyed a Walt Disney production. On Wednesday, the Beahler family, Michael Hatch and Kenny Ehrhardt visited the Wisconsin Dells, staying overnight. The following day they journeyed to Eau Clair to visit Mrs. Beahler's mother and brother. Ted, Michael and Kenny then travelled farther north to do a little fishing. By the way their catch wasn't too plentiful. Cub Scout News Den 8 The Cubs of Den 3 and their families are having a pot-luck picnic at Fox River State Park in Wilmot, Wis. this coming Saturday. The river runs through the park and will provide fishing for the avid fishing fans. Those not interested in this sport will enjoy a baseball game and various races and contests. Last Friday evening, those concerned with the scouting program in Lakemoor were treated to the' all-star football game at Soldiers Field, by the Kishwaukee district of the Blackhawk Area council. Mr. Lubke, Lpfette and Sally Lubke, an^-Mr. Zabroski accompaffi$ 3ute following Scouts into the game: Butch Lubke, Jimmy Prasil, Davey Heckman and Donald Mercure; also the following Cub. Scouts, Duane Brossman, Richy Heckmann, Andy Patellaro, Terry Rogers, Chuck Zabroski, Herbie and Michael Zabroski. All were very thrilled with the game and the limited amount of traffic. Anyone interested in having ^ their children picked , up ^or "^ j kindergarten is asked to call-;^t the bus driver, Cecil Ballowe,'.;'® Kat 723 or 2423. |p Water Fights For an afternoon of pleasure and. some excitement, let's all Boy Scouts Troop 161 V.F.W. Troop 161 now has i two active members in the Order of the Arrow. One is the scoutmaster. Cliff Todd, who was initiated in 1951, and the other member is Robert Bartelt, who just became initiated this last weekend. Robert was one of a select group who underwent a severe test of stamina and persaverance. 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