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/ w Page Twelve THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday, January 22, 1959 McCullom Lake LOCAL TEAMS BOWL MATCH IN CHICAGO by Elma Nelson fellow is wearing a plastic proicctive mitt, held in place by lastex that reaches nearly to his shoulder: Luckily the hand does not appear to be permanently damaged. Here's hoping the future will be brighter, for this week will see Alfortse The icy blasts of last Satur- I starting a business of his own, day didn't cool the spirits of I and will bo equipped to deal McDonald's bowling teams as jservices useful to us all. they left for Chicago for the • " fifth annual competition with Three In A Row the McDay teams of tjiat city. : Celebrations, that is, and Aboard the bus were the first I 'lere al'c- order team, Fred Matthesius, Jim j ** uas Mardy and Don Busch, Bill Brennan, Norm ! Lorch s wedding anniversary Fredricks and Mike Weiser; the | Jan- 14- About Sj p.m., the idea second team, Chuck and Ken ba\ e a bit of fun in honor of •Ingersol, Don Fredricks. Chuck! the occasion sounded like a Brennan and Eddie Wagner j good one. So-after a few plus the fellows' best gals and Phone calls, Larry and Betty some enthusiastic rooters, by j Murray, Earl and Mick Murname, Bruce and Eleanor Bras- j ra>*- I^ois and ^on Paienti, Ann ser, John and Mav Nvhill. Ben !and Fred Matthesius, and Bill Freund. Merv Schmitt and of ! aIld Kathy Schlitt were all at course their sponsor, Hugh McDonald. Upon arrival in Chithe Lorches, toasting therrv to many more happy wedded cago they m°t Mac's best gal, ' years- It was an impromptu Jean', wljo had just arrived : a f fair--you.-know-1 ho unplan there via plane from Florida. After the match, everyone funned it up a bit ftt O'Conners. ned kind, that always tui*ns out to be the most fun, . Mardy Lorch occupied the The refreshments.' both solid : seat, of honor at a luncheon and liquid, were super and the ' party given by Betty Roeske. entertainment was .in the same ! Friday, Jan. 36. It was Mardy s category. What? -- I forgot birthday, and those at the table something? Heck, you can't . making with the birthday chorwin all the time, can you? . ; us were Lois Parenti, Kathy Schlitt, Betty Murray, and, of be so, but most pairs match-- at least that was Lil Ringlestett£ r's impression. She learned differently the other day. Johnny was the first to show the nasty virus symptoms and was promptly medicated .and bedded down. When little Tomipy began to act in similar manner the next day, Lil wasn't too surprised, but checked him cut at the doctor's to be certain. He had it alright, but not the same kind at ail. In fact it was a very different type of bug that required a different "wonderdrug." The youngsters got along just fine, but Lil was a mighty busy gal for a few days, juggling medicines, and- she had the rings beneath the eyes to prove it. That infamous old virus is no respeetor of clubs either, for one of the pinochle ciubs around here had to wait a bit for all members to be hale and hearty. The meetings were resumed last Thursday at Florence Larson's home. She served a mighty tasty luncheon to Alice Gustafson, Wilma Zody, Lena Eekhardt, Edith Brendle and Elsie Nelson. Later a real snappy six handed game got under way, and I hear that Florence was the lucky one for the dav. Spring Grove Sodality Plans For Card Parly by Mrs. Charles Freund Members of the Christian Mothers sodality met at St. Peter's hall on Thursday night for their regular meeting. Plans were discussed for a St. Patrick's day card party to be held in March. Cards were played and prizes went to Mrs. Ray May, Mrs.. Paul Kabot, Mrs. Eugene Hergott and Mrs. Charles Freund. Lunch was served by the committee. Lilymoor Garden Club Met With Mrs. Leske Alma Hueckstaedt--578-R-l home of another member, Mrs.' Earl Sand's of Lakemoor. Bob Fuhler celebrated his birthday on Jan. 11. The Lilymoor garden club met at the home of Mrs. Marion Leske. During the winter months there isn't too much going on. The club is open to new members. Anyone interested can get in touch with Mrs. Leske. The next meeting will be on Feb. 2 at the home of Mrs. Elvina Lattimer on Rt. 120. Anniversaries Mr! and Mrs. Shaft celebrated theirs on Jan. 17. O.E.S. News by Lillian Bossier Shower Village Board Notes The village board met for its course, Mardy and Betty. The third and last of the first meeting of 1959 Monday, \ group was a double celebration Jan. 12 at S p.m. at the beach- j on Saturday, Jan. 17, honoring house. i the birthdays of Mardy Lorch A discussion dealing with the and Mick Murray. The gals changing of the present form of come very close to sharing nabuilding permits was opened by j tal" days, Mardy's being the John Boyle, chairman of build- j sixteenth and Mick's the eighing and zoning. Formal pres- teenth. Their respective husentation of the idea was de- i bands, Don and Earl, took layed until a later meeting, j them out to dinner. Betty and thus allowing time for more de- j Larry Murray and Kathy and tailed information on the sub- j Bill Schlitt joined in the festiv- Well good friends, that does it for this week. I can still be reached at 3282-R to receive your news bits. Take care of yourselves and I'll see you around. Mrs. Kenneth Larson, Jr., was guest of honor at a shower held for her baby-to-be on Wednesday night at the home, of her mother, Mrs. George W. May. About twenty ladies were present to enjoy an evening of visiting and playing games. The honored guest was the happy recipient of many lovely and useful gifts. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses, her sisters, Mrs. Robert Sutton and Miss Diane May. APPROVE TWO REQUESTS FOR LOCAL RE-ZONING ject to be obtained. Don Parenti. road commissioner, reported that at the Jan. 11 filling of the sand barrels located^ at various intersections, a larger portion of salt was added to the sand to prevent freezing. The new proities and they all did the tq,wn. Congratulations to Conrad and Alice Gustafson, who celebrated twentynine years of wedded life on Jan. 21. and a very happy birthday to portions of salt and sand should liUie Karen Sue Brendle, correct a condition present dur- | daughter of Bud and Ethel ing the last sub-zero spell. Brendle. Her very first birth- Emma Pyritz, village clerk, now has the 1959 vehicle tags available. They are not due until April 1, but don't put off getting yours soon. The next scheduled meeting will be Monday, Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. day was Jan. 17, and brother, Terry, and sister. Debbie, helped her blow out the candle, and eat the cake too, I'll bet. Welcome to the new Kinsey family on Park View. When Roy and Myrt Kinsey moved to Florida, son, Roger, and his wife, Grace, came from Chicago's northwest side to make their home here. Young Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey have a son, Steve, a bright little fellow of five, who is real busy getting acquainted at kindergarten. Much happiness t-O them in their new surroundings. Oh No!!! Just when it seemed that Alfonse and Irma Oberhuber had j cago. The guests brought their had just about all the misfor- i young'uns along too, much to Baptism Little Carol Ann Strudeman, infant daughter of Joe and Eva Strudeman, was brought before the baptismal fount in St. Patrick's church in McHenry, Sunday. Jan. 18 by the baby's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Strudeman of Skokie. The solemn occasion took place at 1:30". Later mom and dad, Joe and Eva. spread a festive board in honor of this special event in their little lady's life. The guests who partook of the delicious fare were grandma, Mrs. Carl Rolander, and grandpa, John Strudeman. Mr. and Mrs. David Neely of Hinkley, Mrs. Ragnar Henberg and Thomas Strudeman of Chi- Among requests for zoning reclassifications and variations approved by the board of supervisors last week was that of Virginia and Edward Sullivan , to reclassify from farming to residential property located south of Burton's Bridge, on the west side of the Fox river. Property owned by the Miller - Engvalson corporation, south of McHenry, was re-zoned from farming to residential. ! A petition to reclassify property north of Sunnyside village ! from farming to residential I was granted. The new zoning classification vill allow the dej velopment of a subdivision ad- 1 jacent to this property. . The petition was submitted by Betty J. Will, as trustee, J. R. : Ladd and Florence Ladd. Visit Mr. and Mrs. John Jung visited friends and relatives here on Friday. They are now living at St. Joseph's home in Freeport and are both looking well and feeling fine. They ailso had a chance to visit with their son, Father Eugene Jung, who came from Shelby, Ohio to attend a meeting at Sacred Heart Seminary in Geneva. Skating Pond Mr. and Mrs. Earel Belford flooded their front yaird and made a rink out of it for their children and many other children from the community gather there for a few hours pleasure. Most of the children who use the phone are too small to go to the lake unescorted so they really appreciate the trouble and time pur in by Earel in making the pond. Birthdays Mrs. Vernon Ehredt had a birthday on Jan. 8 and Vernon Ehredt had one on Jan. 10. We hope that both Tony and Vern had a very happy birthday and that they both have many more. j Mrs. Florence Svoboda's I birthday was also on the tenth i but she wasn't able to celebrate it on the day. However | Flo belongs to a birthday club ; and a luncheon was given in her honor on Jan. 14, at the General News Maurice Haines is home from St. Joseph's hospital after i more than a week stay for J treatment and tests. Maurice will be at home for a good rest before resuming his work. The Lilymoor column will have a new columnist starting in February. Next week I'll let you all know about her. BOY SCOUTS It was a pleasure seeing so many in attendance at our last I O.E.S. meeting on Jan. 13, : which our worthy matron ded- , icated as officers' night. A | wonderful social hour was en- ! joyed during refreshments and j following. | Our next regular meeting will be held Jan. 27 with the j playing of cards following the j meeting. Out" worthy matron, I Betty Krickl, has a surprise for us by having a past matron as her guest of honor every meeting. Would love to see as many or more members turn out for our next meeting as for our last. . Betty always has a surprise up her sleeve. Our annual Washington day card party will be held on Feb. 19 at 1 o'clock at Acacia hall. Refreshments will be cherry pie and coffee. A bake sale follow the card party. Would appreciate seeing a large crowd in attendance. WINS PROMOTION Harold J. Nye of McHenry has been promoted from assistant cashier to cashier of the First State Bank of Round Lake. He has been associated with the bank for the past fij years, since his release from Navy. Mr. Nye ,was graduated from the McHenry high school and still lives in McHenry. trU They conquer they can. who believe Guests * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller on Saturday night. A dinner was served and an evening of cards was enjoyed. Chief Young Bear will be in full Indian regalia, eagle feathers, beadwork, etc., as he delivers the principal address at the father and son Spout banquet. The Cubs, Scouts and Explorers will be happy to know that they will have a fine introduction to the Indian lore merit badge from this association. The fathers will be pleased to know that it will be most educational and interesting, as well as entertaining. Chief Young Bear is travelling over 640 miles to be at the banquet at the Wing 'n Fin club at 7:15 Saturday, Feb. 7, to help celebrate scou ting's birthday. SHOP IN McHENKY Move George and Marcella Waspi have purchased and are now operating the tavern formerly owned by Conrad and Frieda Aschacher. The Aschachers have moved to their home in Grass Lake. Peter Wj. fasten & Son OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone licHenry 63 Jos. FRETT & SON BUILDERS Estab. 1926 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Located on Hwy. 120 VA mile east of Fox River Bridge Phone McHenry 976 New homes available for immediate occupancy YOU'RE CORDIALLY INVITED You do not have to be a resident to trade in McHenry but it helps. tune a family can take, their 4% year old son, Michael, caught his left hand in the washing machine wringer and ran it right through, gangling it badly. The hand required stitching and the poor little the delight of young Steve, who was impressed and enjoyed his sister Carol Ann's big day more than she did. Local Chatter Trouble comes in pairs. May- A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to y o u ! C a l l us t o d a y a n d f i n d o u t f o r " yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling £ an> GREETING CARDS for all occasions featuring • MRS. STEVENS' CANDY • SHURTLEFF'S ICE CREAM • VOGUE DOLLS. 120 SO. GREEN ST. McHENRY Phone McHenry 97 j Friday & Saturday uarv 23rd & 24t BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St McHenry, III. Phone 811 -- Residence 91-R ANOTHER THORP SALE WM. RUSSEL -- GORDON STADE, Auctioneers His lease having expired, the undersigned will sell on the farm 7 miles Northeast of Crystal Lake, 4 miles West of j Wauconda at Island Lake on State Route 176 on j TUESDAY. JANUARY 27ih at 11:30 I 52 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK -- Consisting of the following:! 20 Holstein Da^jy Cows, mostly springers - 6. Ayrshire Heifers I 2 yrs. old (Bred) 15 Holstein Heifers 2 yrs. old - 10 Holstein: Heifers 1 yr. old - 1 Holstein Bull 18 mo. old. The majority; of the heifers in the sale are calfhood vaccinated. ! "QH ! MACHINERY -- Massey-Harris 44 tractor & 4 row Cultivator; McD Model H Tractor & 2 row Cultivator; MH 4 row Corn Planter; McD 10 ft. Wheel Disc; JD 3-14 Hvdraulic lift Plow; McD 4-14 plow; Dunham 10 ft. cultipacker w/seed. attachment; New Holland Field Chopper w/Hay & Corn Heads; j New Holland Blower; M & W Hammer Mill; NH No. 76.Baler;, 4 sec. steel Harrow; NI 4 Bar Side Rake; Mayrath 40 ft'.! elevator; 4 rubber tired wagons; 2 self unloading boxes; 2 Hay Racks; Rubber tired wagon w/feed buwk; 3 Feed Bunks; Weed Sprayer w/boom; Knight PTO Manure Spreader; Feed cart; 250 Gal. Gas Tank & Stand; 2 Surge Milkers; 8 Can Milk Cooler; Elec. Water Heater; Milker pump & pip*? line for 50 cows numerous small items. iilMilllt We are going to specialize in service and repair of Television, Radio, Phonographs, High Fidelity, Transistor Radios and Small Appliances. Our aim is to give YOU the CUSTOMER the type of service you have a right to expect. Being a new business, WE NEED YOU, so PLEASE come in, if only to say "HELLO!" Your chicks are guaranteed to live when you start them m 20 ft. of silage. Usual Thorp Terms WM. ASHBAUGH Thorp Sales Corporation - Clerk Woodstock., I1L Ph. 110 Lunch Wagon Here's actual life insurance for your '59 spring chicks! We'll guarantee against losses up to six weeks of age. So start your chicks on nutritionpacked FS Chick Starter and get this extra protection. Ask your friendly FS Salesman for complete details. SEE or CALL YOUR FARMER-OWNED INRY COUNTY .E COMPANY FREE FREE FABULOUS PRIZES ABSOLUTELY NO OBLIGATION -- JUST REGISTER IN STORE 1st PRIZE G.E. TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO 2nd PRIZE ADMIRAL POCKET TRANS. RADIO' 4th PRIZE G.E. STEAM IRON 3rd PRIZE ADMIRAL TABLE RADIO 5th PRIZE * SHEET & PILLOW CASE SET Drawing Sdur&if, Jan. 24, 5:00 P.M. WINNERS NEED NOT BE PRESENT FREE TUBE TESTING SERVICE IN OUR STORE 204 E. Elm St. . 226 West Judd Street PHONE WOODSTOCK 543 JOHN'S RADIO and TELEVISION (FORMERLY WILSON RADIO & TW PHONE McHiNRY 469 PLEASE STOP IN FOR YOUR FKiE GIFT McHenry, 111.