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Pag« Eighteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October 22, 1#9 McCullom Lake SPORTSMEN'S CLUB SPONSORS ANNUAL. DANCE OCTOBER 24 Eve Levesque Reid remained on call at home. The next meeting of the village board will be held on Monday, Oct. 26 at 8 p.m^ in the beachhousePublicisinvited.-- Time to press the party dresses and get your hubby's best "bib and tucker" ready 'for the big dance coming up Saturday night at the Wing 'N' Fin. For those who would like to make a big date out of it, -plan to go early and have dinner before the dance. The music should be excellent and the ^location is a mighty fine one. ; Tjckets are still available at M c D o n a l d ' s . B e r e n i c e a n d »Whitey's. or from any member 'of the organization. That date iagain is Saturday, Oct. 24. Wild Game Aplenty Avid hunters, Dick Osterby, Glenn Marunde. Lee Larson Jr., and one other companion came home from their Canadian hunting trip with plenty of meat for the larder. They managed to bag two moose and four deer during their two week jaunt From the weather reports, we imagine they really had to break out the "or red flannels". a Building Fund Rolling Along *Vrhe committee composed of the Polednas and the Ed Ham- .mersteins are elated over the success of last Saturday's public party held at McDonald's. We have almost approached \tlie «two hundred dollar mark! • Nominations have been re- "(viveq from local people but honoj'able mention should go to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan 'of Ringwood who ar^ helping ,us along the way to a larger recreation center with a check. 'It was presented to the Cul- ]om-Knoll association on Saturday. Hot beef sandwiches and -pickles were served to all guests during the evening. The next affair will be held this Saturday night, Oct. 24 at ^Berenice and Whitey's, starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited. Social Tonight for the Distaf Side The gals will meet for their social tonight at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. This is the regularly scheduled meeting of the Ladies of the Lakj£. A special meeting was held last Thursday in order to line up workers for the coming feather party. The kitchen will be in the very capable hands of Mary Kantorski. Laura Slater and Wilma Zody. Other members will be used where needed. Donations of canned goods and staple groceries are again being solicited. Please bring your foodstuffs to the meeting tonight or to the home of Mrs. Marie Howe. IIclp! Help! Your reporter is sending out an S.O.S. for news items. Can't write about those important social-events^ and"the'"special" things which happen to everyone unless they are known. Your co-operation has always been splendid--and I'll write it, if you will but feed me the facts. "Nuff said? The phone number is EV. 5-4141. n Occasions to Celebrate Anne and Roy Nye of Lake Shore Drive marked thirteen years of wedded bliss on Sunday, Oct. 18 and Anne celebrated her (?) birthday on Tuesday, Oct. 20. With those special occasions, she expects the gifts to "roll in" all month! How about it, Roy? Maude Stuhlfeier and Theresa Schultz share a mutual natal day tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 23. Wilma Zody and Joe DeMar will be serenaded by their respective mates in honor of their birthday which they share on Saturday, Oct. 24. Betty and Larry Murray will chalk up sixteen years of "togetherness" on Sunday, Oct. 25. Jean Reid will mark her birthday on Monday, Oct. 26 while Tony Hocin comes in for congratulations on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Best wishes to all. Notes From the Village Board *. At the last meeting of the ^.village board held on Monday, tDct. 12 in the beachhouse, the jpresident and trustees were in- •ifbrmed of the change of accountants for the village. D. ^Strang, who had served the village since the incorporation, jmoved out of the state. In his place, Eberhardt S. Blanck and Co. of Woodstock have been .commissioned to take over. Police commissioner Arthur Stuhlfeier commended our police department for the speedy ^manner in which they answered the call for help during the repent tornado. »"• Our officers including chief *£«arry Murray, Earl Murray «nd Jack Schlofner spent many "hours during the cold and wind, patrolling and protecting the damaged property in Edge- ,brook Heights. Officer Bill Time Marches On And for little Margie Olsen, it's none too soon. Her chums were becoming disgusted with her tender years. Finally she passed her fourth milestone on Sunday, Oct. 18 and with her advanced years, she is socially acceptable to the 5 and 6 year olds! Attending the party in her honor were Jane and Tom Frost, Jackie Morris, Johnny Ringelstetter. and cousin D.D. Levesque. Plenty of "tasty pastry" as only mother Marge can prepare it was plentiful for the yong appetites. Here's hoping our phone will be busy this week so the column will stretch back to its usual size. See you next week. Many of the worst highway accidents have never been sati s f a c t o r i l y e x p l a i n e d , " t h e i r causes hidden. Often every possible reason such as faulty mechanism, speeds, liquor, illness or fatigue, and traffic violations has been eliminated. According to the Institute for Safer Living, the remaining unproven factor is driver inattention in some form. It cannot be proved because only the driver is in a position to know, and too often he has been killed. ^jiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinfiniimimiiniiniiiiiiiiitiiiniiiimniiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiimiiiiiig 1 VILLA NURSIM© HOME I £ s 1 ON PISTAKEE BAT NEAR McHENRY J I Home for the Aged | 1 S E N I L E . . . . BED P A T I E N T S 1 J Phone EVergreen 5-0461 ^MiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinl McHenry Shores CHILDREN TO HOLD PARADE-- FOR HALLOWEEN By Clare Maeller, EV. 5-0553 of the gurgling kettle (witches brew) are warning us not to be frightened at anything we see that night. , Mothers and fathers of the subdivision are encouraged to help their children decorate wagons and doll buggies for the big Halloween parade that will start from the beach at 3 p.m., Saturday. Oct. 31. All grown-ups, even though you don't have children in the parade, are invited to line the streets of the parade route to cheer the youngsters on and deposit your gifts of tricks and treats goodies in a common carrier that will be provided. The ways and means committee thought that this would be a good way to keep the youngsters from roaming house to house for the usual Hallow Eve treats as had been the practice in the past. The women of the committee will divide the candies, cookies, fruit, etc. into bags at the beach and a clown will distribute them to the expected turnout of at least seventy-five children. The parade at 3 o'clock will proceed north on Riverside, west on Miller, south on McHenry, east on Stillhill and back to the beach where prizes and surprises will be awarded. A bonfire and weenie roast will follow. , Adults Halloween Party Don't forget the date -- Saturday, Oct. 24 and the time -- 9 p.m. at the VFW hall. All members of the McHenry Shores club are welcome providing they can produce a receipt issued by the ways and means committee. Whisperings McHenry Shores Participate In Kick-off Dinner If it is up to the enthusiastic people who attended the Swimming Pool Kick-off dinner last week, McHenry will have a swimming pool by next summer. Dick and Marion Barrows, Daisy and John Smith and Louise and Sam Winters were enlightened considerably on the coming project, after enjoying a delicious dinner. The details appeared in last weeks paper. No ont can deny that a pool is soreiy needed, and contributions of all sizes are greatly appreciated. Birthday Parties Susan Misiak, wha-Ws 7 on Oct. 7, shared her birthday goodies with Sherry Schramm and her cousins, M^rk, Patricia and Paul. Aunts and uncles were also on hafiff fbSielp with the good time that was' had by all. Linda Hattan, who was just 5, entertained the following children at her recent party: Annette Cicchini, Billy Dostal, Robbie Mueller, Linda Peterson, Michael Stark and David Winters. LaGrange to visit Mr. and Mrs. James Perry who with their four daughters have just returned, from-a month'strip to England. Jim had his trusty movie camera along and brought back a lot of interesting shots which when previewed that evening were enjoyed by children and adults alike. The Dobbertins had a busy weekend scheduled -- Saturday they visited in Franklin Park, Sunday was spent in Kenosha, Wis., and Monday they all up and went to see the circus in Chicago. Marie and David Addante eni tertained Robert Felicette, Marie's brother, and Nicholas Addanti, Dave's brother, on a recent weekend^Lprraine and John Mikdls \yifn their four Danny, Randy and , came out to see the destruction wrought by the recent tornado and stopped to finish the day at the Muellers. Anniversaries and Birthdays Friday, Oct. 23, finds the following couples starting another year of married bliss tog e t h e r , G l o r i a a n d J a c Schramm and Joan and Bill Dostal. Birthdays will be celebrated this coming week by Charles MacCallum on Sunday, Raymond Olszewski -- Monday and Glenn Tanner on Tuesday. Visits and Visitors The Winters were over to COME ON IN Drive The Most Beautiful and Economical American-Made Car On The Road Today! 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