The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

October 19, 19«J THT McHEKHY PLAINDEALER llbm tidhk L IN AL COUPLE Ere Levoque "Bojlmeets girl -- boy (gets art" vis obvious on Saturday ' when le beautiful Diane Ta- ,bor w s united in marriage with Jr. AT Horn, Jr., |n an impresi ve . candlelight service at Nan/ity Lutheran Ghurch on Satrday. Their happiness was aparent as they smiled at one an :her before, duriiig, and after lie double, ring strvice! Details of the wedding appear elsewhre in the Plaindealer. ||In t|e neighborhood ,of 300 guests | congregated dt the Johnsbrg Community- Hall for the wjdding reception. The hall wa tastefully trinsned In white $d royal blue crepe paper streamers which carried out thi theme of the bridal party. Causing many favorable comments was the hug^ sketch of twc children playing bride ahd gbom which adorned the vWtll Erectly over tHe real bridal couple. The artjist was our ovn Chrys Levesque, a. high school freshman. Hall prs included thq Tabor -mother and two daughand Elaine Godina; Cathy Barrows presented the giest book for signatures, at thd reception. "Tirfie wiTI tell' if tie next '^de' is Ruth Tabor. She caught her sister's Redding bouquet, as Rab Web^r stood by, bltishing and grinning from •ar te ear! "Lucky fella" delartment is headed by Diane's oousin, Wayne Korup, who caught the traditional bridal girter,5 A good luck ring was formed, by the guests around thr ha^py couple who danced to the strains of "Let Me Call 4Ri Sweetheart", and then all joiied in the dancing. Hie walls of the Uibor as* tabiishment were bulging and thel'lonely grounds abounding, wit) relatives on SUiWay, as all fathered to fete tie honeymoqting couple. On -hand for the Wit-door barbecue^ were the matlrnal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Taba& Sr., Mr. Kd Vfrs. Matt Tabrn; Jr.; Mr. d Mrs. Henry Sehulthesz, Mr. tad Mrs. Tony Dorner, Mrs. ^ock and dau&hte?, Mr. and Brs. William Kcrup of Indiana, the John Krettlers, Mr. and Irs. Frank Godina, Mrs. Waited Frett and son, and of courses Rab Weber. The weather cooperated and added soaring temperatures and blue skies for the festivities. Now estlrt^pWicxf <fmco»faSesince lor the familjl! Pdge Ele^e* Hbspital Patfetot»--In: and Ont s Happily we can report that Mrs. Betty Murray was released from Mellonry hospital on Tuesday of last week and is recovering rapidly in « her own home environment. It will be wonderful to see her out and healthy again. Mrs. Forrest Bailey is confined at the Shaltgra-La resthome but there is a good chance that she may be released al the end of the month, according to her husband. It is amazing what good therapy is contained in those get-well messages. Why not send one today to a shut-in? Applications Now AVatlAMo Police magistrate Victor Howe and village clerk Emma Pyritz are in possession of the 1961 auto license application blanks, and^rou may apply for yours now. Be sure you have your driver's^ license number and the number uf your certificate of title when you apply. All Women Love Bargains And Aome of the best, will be on display at the Community Methodist church in Mctoday and tomorrow, Oct, 13 and 14. Mrs. Peggy Kasper in the vilfage, has been busy hoping to insure the success of the rummage sale. Why not drive in and "have a peek"? nc les Meet Tonight Sorrj I mixed my dates last week, out the Ladles of the Lake sally are scheduled for a meejng tonight! It will be In the beachhouse at 8 p.m. and all the women oi the community pre cordially invited to attend and perhaps join. We'd A/e to have you. Refreshments will bejserved. Paper Drtve on Saturday Basements, garages, and store rooms ean be emptied on Saturday, when Len Jensen will make the rounds, picking up old newspapers. The paper drive is being sponsored by the Ladies of the Lake but they will donate the proceeds to the C u l l o m - K n o l l b u i l d i n g f u n d which is rapidly approaching two thousand dollars. More on that in the next item. Please have your newsprint bundles tied and; placed in front of your home. In the event of rain, keep it inside. "Thanx" in advance for your co-operatkuac . injg <towards, the sarid mark?' < three thou- AXark This Date In Bed! We mean the Hallowe'en dance scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 29, which is being sponsored by the Cullom-Knoll association. Bill Walter heads the committee and includes Don Parenti ahd Ed Hammerstein. You can bet they will come up with some wonderful ideas which will insure a good time. Second Honeymoon-- Daughter an' All! To mark the occasion of the thirtieth wedding anniversary, Therese (my sis) and Willard Schultz rented space at a hotel in Chicago for Tuesday,.-Oct. 11. Acconrjp&iying them was their 12 year old daughter, Lynne. Purpose of the journey was to have a sumptious dinner and enjoy one of the shows currently showing in the city. Lynne has never enjoyed the delight of having/'room service". Bet it was quite a thrill. Botftfaf Hill# BROWNIE TROOP ORGANIZED WITH tHREE LEADERS Rita Oleyar - EV. 5-4768 .PaMHt Party The CuHom-Knoll building fund beaded by Frank Poledna will sponsor another party on Saturday, Oct. 15. Double surprise is in- store for you and of course, there will be nourishment to tide you over until breakfast! Won't it be nice when the "kitty" starts climb-' Congrats To Anne and Roy Nye as they celebrate 14 years of wedded bliss on Tuesday, Oct 18. Member of the kindergarten class is Margie Olsen who will be five on Oct. 18. Wee Janenne Marie Schlitt will be an active two year old on Wednesday, Oct. 19. That winds up another news week so we'll say so long til next Thursday. RECRUITING HEADQUARTERS The local Air Force recruiter in this area is Sgt. Raines, 8 South Spring street, Elgin. His office is located in Mcrtenry county at the Woodstock post office, where he will offer his services Tuesdays from 12:30 to 2:30 and at the city hall on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. EPS RENTAL RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders EVergreen 5-4123 Breqk In the Old Routine Bracing themselves for the long cold winter, Hugh Patrick McDonald and Fred Mattheskis are soaking up the sunsline and invigoratingjbaths in Hit Springs, Ark. Ther departed our shores on Fric^y night SI are due back jometime s weekend. Fred wjs at the wleel and we hope A<ic didn't suffer /a heart attach on the way down. Fred is sid»red a "low and sl< er! Let us see what tl reglpie can do for thi way of vim, vigor, conhealth in the vitality. JOSEPH FRETT & SON. INC. - -- Builders ESTABLISHED 1928 Mrs. Gerald Walters of Catalpa drive has volunteered her services to Brownie Troop 454 as oo-leader for the coming year. Since the troop numbers twenty-four girls, a third leader is required. Mickey has had experience with girl scouts, Having been the leader when the troop was organized in the subdivision four years ago. She will prove a very capable co-worker with leaders, Shirley Haufe and Marge Potratz. The new troop committee is Earline Mettelka, Leona Estis of Fernwoodi and Pat Wasley. New second grade browrties are Marcia and Rosemasy Luttreil, Linda Uelman, Chrissie Walters, and Rita Ann Mettelka. Mothers are reminded that the registration fee is now due. Reminder to Vote It should be unnecessary to remind citizen^ of a free country to exercise their right to vote at the November elections. But past performances at the polls demonstrates that many forfeit this right. There will be a public meeting presenting both sides of the bond issues to be voted on Nov. 8, at the McHenry high school, Monday, Oct. 24. And if you have not registered In McHenry County, Lorraine Bemis will do it for you. Association Meeting "The regular monthly meettog of the HJtLP.OJL will be held Monday evening, Oct. 17, at the Island Lake Lutheran church, at 8 p.m. Local Family Makes Trip Frank and Barbara Csuti spent a week "away from it all" at a cottage on the St. Mary's river, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. The cottage belongs to Frank's sister and brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Brock from Crystal Lake. The four Csuti - children, Sandy, Lynn, Kathy and Debbie, remained at home, well taken care of by Frank's sister from Malvern, Ohio, Mrs. John Gwynn. Mettelkas in Accident Elmer and Earline Mettelka, with children Ray and Rita Ann, sustained back injuries when their car was hit from behind at an intersection in A r l i n g t o n H e i g h t s s e V e r a 1 weeks ago. The Mettelka car had stopped for aP red light, but the car following failed to stop. Earline suffered a mild concussion and has been forced to wear a neck brace ever since the accident to keep the neck muscles in tone. Elm also must wear a brace. What makes this accident doubly painful is the fact that this is the second time this year Elm's car has been hit from behind. Being the innocent party in the case does not alleviate the pain or ease the financial burdens that follow. Earline's mother and father, Grace and Jess Dickerson, arrived a few days after the accident to cheer her up a little. Their home is in Dupo, III. Demonstration Eileen Longfield entertained a group ot neighbors at a demonstration Tuesday evening, Sept. 27, at her home on Elm s t r e e t . T a k i n g p a r t w e r e Carole Richards, Pat Arendt, Marge Connell, and Ann Slottag. Coffee, cake and three kinds of cookies were served. New Zealand is the most distant part of the world from London, England. CARD OF THANKS We, the relatives,, wish to extend our most heartfelt gratitude to the many clergy, nuns, societies, organizations and countless number of friends for their masses, prayers, generous help and expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles S. Nix. WIN PHOTO CONTEST •<? Kotalik Studio Photo Judy Hansen, right, secretary of the McHenry Camera, club, is sSiown making presentation of trophies to the two first prize winners in the recent photo, contest. They an Jack Salika, left, first prize in color slide contest, ""4 Dick Rausdher, first in black and white competition. FREE For Your Power Reconditioning Your Power Mower Includes? 9 Free winter storage • New gasoline tube, if needed • Lubricate all moving parts t Thorough cleaning 9 Oil change • Clean spark ptag • Check carburetor Check points t Insurance during storage Like New Mower For J# Ml In The Spring Only 0«!RI (Price does not include parts or sharpening) 542 Main St: Vmtsd Roit-CUUk. Ph. E^^2916 MoHenry, OL O i l NEW FROM AMERICAN MOTORS Beautiful New Styling...All-New! America's First Die-Cast Aluminum 6 Engine... All-New! First Guaranteed Ceramic-Armored Muffler... All-tfew! First Cushioned Acoustical Ceiling of Molded Fiber Glass... STRONGEST GUARANTEE IN AUTO- HISTORY 1. Muffler and tailpipe are guaranteed against defect for the life of the car while original, buyer owns it. 2. On all new Ramblers the former standard warranty of- 90 days or 4,000 » extended to 12 months or 12,000 milrn. whichever occurs first. NewJQul Ramblers THREE RAMBUS.R Residential and Commercial • First In Quality • Fairest in Prices • Fastest in Service Phone EY 5-3976 Located on Hwy. 120 -- 'A Mile East of Fox River Bridge Stop ill loktt let oAr cosiheticion help you select the proper type and shade meant just for your hair. (We carraa complete stock of the following hair colorings^ Tresemme' i ^ Rubinstein,Crowning Color Miss Claii^l Factor Tijlirtqae Rubinsteit Color Lift Color Chrome Nutri-Tonlc Rubinstein Coverinse DuBarry Color Glo Clairol Loving Care Noreen Rinse NfE DRUGS, Inc. 129 If. RMrside Dr. Phone EV 5-4426 McHenry# I1L * * * > s New Rambler American Custom Four-Door Sedan, one of 12 Rambler American models Ste the 1961 American Beauty--Completely New Rambler American Leading Economy Compact. New functional pipe, guaranteed against defect as long as styling gives 50% more luggage space, room the original purchaser owns his Rambler for mx. Ceramic-Armored Muffler and Tail- Sectional sofa front seats*... reclining seats.* 1961 Rambler Classic Custom Cross Country, one of 14 Rambler Classic models, 0 or V-8 Set the New Ambassador V-8 by Rambler The True High-Performance Luxury Compact See*the only luxury car with the modern luxury of compactness--the 1961 Ambassador V-8 by Rambler. 250 or 270 HP performance. New cushioned acoustical ceiling of molded fiber glass. Sectional sofa individual front seats* ... - Airlfaier Reclining Seats* ... Ceramic-Armored Muffler and Tailpipe. BJUMIEIIUI8KM otwtt MOW turn MUwI- •d lactori SJJWK»M OMHMH H. nWl klmmM, *• • ny, tpiiomr Jul* See the New 1961 Rambler Classic 6 or All-Pur pose Compact--the 1961 Rambler Classic 6 with America's first car engine block dien^stof aluminum. Standard on Custom models, optional on all other 20© or 215 HP V-S. Molded fiber glass ceiling. Ceramic-Armored Muffler and Tailpipe. Watch for the Rambler American convertible . .. smartest, quietest, most agile of them all! Only eomjMdt tiaursttible with rattleproof Single-Unit construction. 'Optional at sgtra cost (hum-proved by 11 years and 35 billion miles 1961 Ambassador V-8 Custom Four-Door one of 6 Ambassador models m. Rambler The New World Standard of Basic Excellence ®EE THE WORLD'S WIDEST CHOICE OF COMPACT CARS AT THESE RAMBLER DEALERS SEfBEL MOTOR SALES, 405 W. Elm Street