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^NPag* Ywelvo THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER " . 0 Thursday, January 5, WK McCullom Lake WARM WEATHER WEDDINGS FOR TWO YOUNG BELLES Eve Levesque FIRST in her family of four girls and two lads to wed is Miss Kaaren Judythe Olsen of 901 John street in McHemy. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olsen. Kaaren will waltz down the aisle of St. Mary's church at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 6, to join her waiting bridegroom, Mr. Charles Gies. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gies of Riverside Drive. For a Christmas gift, future mother-in-law Shirley, presented the young couple with a most unusual "coyer". It is for their new home, and a most useful! object Their wedding should be ver^y well attended by members of both families. The &oung lady is the granddaughter of Mr. Theodor Olson and the late Ingeborg of Fountain Lane in the village, and the rest of the Olsen clan abounds in "these hyar parts". LAST in her family to leave "the Nest" is Miss June Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jensen, Sr., of Knollwood Drive. She is the youngest of three children. June will exchange vows with Mr. Kirby Fish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fish of Westby, Wis., some time in June. No other wedding details are available at this time. Both future brides are graduates of the class of June '60, McHenry high school and both are employed in Crystal Lake. Very best wishes to these four fine young people. With every good wish, I am, Sincerely, John F. Kennedy." " A m o n g h e r s o u v e n i r s " Lyhne also has a message from President Eisenhower, via his secretary, and a letter from Mr. Joe Kelly who was master of ceremonies of the Totem Pole Club which appears on Channel 11. Her letter was r e a d on t h a t p r o g r a m w h e n she wished for good health for her grandmother. Keep writing, Lynne, and some day your collection may be worth money- Family Reunion on Second Day of Christmas A tradition in their family for some ten years is the congregating of the Shigley clan and this year it "fell to" Mr. and Mrs. Gene of Hickory Drive to wine and dine the group. When the "roll was called" eldest brother George and wife Irene were marked absent. Gene's twin brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Francis and two young ones; Jim and Winnie and their four; and Bert and Jane and two wee ones were counted in the present column. Patriarch of the family, father James was also on hand. Big surprise was the visit from Aunt Vivian Grow, a "young" woman of 78 winters who "trained^ in from Logansport for the outstanding event. Providing sustenance for the tribe was done via the buffet table. This item provides a comical twist: Because of the nature "of" the Shigley canine, Mrs. Elsie Nelson, a close neighbor was prevailed upon to "dogsit" and she is no fond lover at the beasts! Available--But, Not Due Mrs. Emma Pyritz, village clerk, ^announces that the vehicle stickers for 1961 are now available but not due. Reminders to purchase same "will appear from time to time as the deadline approaches. Why not avoid the rush and pay a visit to Emma now? Johnsburg G.O.F. BOWUNG PARTY ENTRIES CLOSE JAN. 10 Betty Hettermann Victims of Circumstances At the time that Walter Scarbrough (Leo's brother) was confined to Hines Veterans' hospital, his 18 year old son inadvertently became a patient at the American hospital in Chicago. Mr. Scarbrough was receiving treatment for a s e r v i c e - c o n n e c t e d d i s a b i l i t y while his son was involved in an auto accident outside of Elgin. He "tangled" with a truck and was taken to Sherman hospital and then transferred. George was returning home after undergoing a physical examination in connection with a job. Both father and son have been released but George is still undergoing o u t-patient treatment. The Scarbroughs had just moved into the village in November and at this time we would like the opportunity to welcome them. Members of St. John's court No. 96 who wish to bowl in their forthcoming party had better get their team together and submit their entry by Jan. 10. Averages to be entered on these slips are as of Jan. 1. Singles and doubles will take place on Jan. 21, 28 and 29 and team events on Feb. 4 and 5. All bowling will be done at the local bowling alleys. The party for the court members and their wives or i sweethearts will be held in the community club hall on Feb. ll beginning at iB p.m. I Blessed Virgin Sodality Events A reminder to the members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of their next meeting which is to be held on Jan. 10 in St. John's school hall. Also on the sodality's agenda is their public party coming up on Jan. 15. This event will take place in the community club hall beginning at 8 p.m. Everyone who attends these parties always has a good time so why not plan to attend this one coming up on January. Wild Game Christmas Feast Son Kenneth, sired by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson, provided the mainstay of the holiday dinner for his family. With his deadly aim, he managed to bag one mallard and one teal in the duck family, two squirrels, and two doves for the Nelson repast which was prepared in a delicious manner by mother Elma. Not to be left out of the sumptuous repast, maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, motored out from the city for the occasion and paused for an extra day. They hurried back to the homefront when the snow storms were forecast! Village Board Members of the village board will meet for their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, Jan. 9, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited to attend. Treasured Memento Miss Lynne Schultz, who has achieved some reknown as a writer of letters, has one more for her collection. She received the following missive from the man who will occupy the White House as of Jan. 20. "Dear Lynne: I want to thank you for the very friendly message you sent to me after my election to the presidency. I am most heartened by the many expressions of good will Breakfast is Servetf*^* The Men's Club will play host to villagers ( and everyone interested) on Sunday, Jan. 8, when they will be serving breakfast at Whitey and Bernice's. Consider this a personal invitation. You won't be disappointed. Holiday Visitors--Here • and There Bradley College student Tom Olsen gladdened the hearts of his mom and dad when he arrived home to spend the holidays. . . .Roger Zahn, home from Purdue, feasted with his folks for Csristmas and New Year's. . . .Mrs. Helen Nitz and sons, Ronny, Paul and baby Mike, returned home Sunday from a grand trip to Arizona for the holidays. No details available but they will be carried next week. . . .Miss Jill Temple enjoyed a few days with her maternal grandmother and grandfather by marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Olsen. Cub Scout News At the last pack/ meeting held earlier this month, the Cub. Scouts held their Christis i 54 ceived their wolf badges. They were Larry Adams and Warren Smith. mas party. At thi£ meeting two boys of Pack 454 Den 9 re- Home for the Holidays Two of our local servicemen were home to spend the holidays with their respective families. Tom Thiel, who is in the army, arrived home shortly before Christmas while navy man, Bill Martinec, is home for New Year's. New Grandparents Among the new arrivals born in December is the granddaughter of Frank and Connie May. Their daughter, Beverly, and her husband gifted them with their first granddaughter. The little lady also has a big brother. Our congratulations to the new parents and grandparents. Hospital Patient Joseph M. Schaefer is now confined to the Victory Memorial hospital in Waukegan. Receiving cards and little cheery m e s s a g e s f r o m h i s many friends will help make the. hours go a lot faster. Please remember this kindly gentleman in your prayers. many sad playmates, not to mention the neighbors. Please come back and visit us. Elating Events Three candles on the cake for Susan Beth Cable today, Janf 5* . Mrs. Siegfried Stevenson of Fountain Lane will be marking their fifty-first wedding anniversary on Sunday, Jan. 8. Mrs. Stevenson was 80 on Jan. 4. . . . "Genial gentleman" Hugh Patrick McDonald has a natal day on Jan. 8. . . .Bride-to-be June Jensen will be 19 on Jan. 8. . . Smooches are in order for Lee Sawdo as of Jan. 11. Best wishes to all. Off with the old (60) and on with the new (61) and may it be grand and glorious for all!! Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hiller were happy to have their family with them over the Christmas holiday. Father Everett Hiller b,f Aurora was also present for the family celebration. "Pete" and Marge Peterson entertained their parents at their home over the holidays. The • Richard Dehn family and the Jim Hettermann family spent Christmas Day at the John Dehn and the Bert Davis homes. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith entertained members of their family, Dec. 26, with dinner and supper. Organ music and singing with an afternoon of cards were enjoyed by all. Those present were: John Plantz of Dixon, John Smith, Messers and Mesdames Fred Smith, William Althoff, Bernard Smith, Carl Freund, Joseph Schmitt, Leo Smith, Ray Smith and family of Berwyn, and William (Bud) Meyers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Smith did not attend. The Art' Kattner family of Spring Grove were Christmas dinner guests at the Bill May home.. The immediate family members of Pat and Mary Hiller were present in their home for a Christmas Day celebration. Gathering in the Jim Hettermann home on Dec. 27 for a belated Christmas get-together were: Mrs. Helen Hettermann, Carol Ann Stilling, the John Herdi'ich family, the Ed Hettermann family, Barbara Rauen, the Gerry Hettermann family, Tom Keenan and Gerry Stilling. Peter Oeffling and Kathleen, Lloyd Oeffling, Terry and Sherry and the Gordon Robert's family of McHenry were dinner guests in the Michels- Roberts home on Christmas. Friday morning the Emitt Roberts family left for Missouri to spend the New Year's holidays with his family. Lilymoor AUXILIARY TO HOLD SPAGHETTI DINNER, JAN. 21 Shirley Sehuerr EV. 5-2645 The Woman's auxiliary is holding a spaghetti dinner Saturday, Jan. 21, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Club Lilymoor. The public is invited. You may purchase yovlr tickets from the chairman of the dinner, Mrs. Ruth Young, or any of the auxiliary members. The next monthly meeting of the auxiliary will be held Monday, Jan. 9, at the white school house, time 8 p.m. The hostess for the January meeting are Mrs. Louise Farr, Mrs. Diane Fiitiler and Mrs. . Val Fradinardo. See you at the meeting. Association News The next monthly meeting of the Lilymoor association will be held Tuesday, Jan. 10, at the white school house, time 8:30 p.m. A reminder to the officers and board of directors of the board meeting Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 7:30 p.m. at the white schoolhouse. Lady Forester Bowling' Beginning on Jan. 11 at 1:15 and continuing every other Wednesday there after, the members of St. Agatha's court No. 777 will bowl at the local alleys. Ladies are cordially invited to come and join in on the activity. ATTENDS UNIVERSITY Charles S. Parham, Jr., of Rt. 1, McHenry, is among the 10,036 students attending the University of Kansas. A junior in economics, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Parnham. Birthdays Little Miss Ginger Lee Griffeth celebrated her third birthday Saturday, Dec. 24. Gingex had a full birthday this year. Her aunt and uncle held a party for her in Park Ridge. She also had a p^rty at her grandmother's in McHenry. Billy Sehuerr celebrated his birthday Monday, Dec. 26. Bill celebrated his thirteenth birthday. Many happy returns Ginger and Billy. school for the holidays. He will return to school Wednesday, Jan. 4. Congratulations go to Marge Polinski. Marge became an aunt on Friday, Dec. 9. The wee one's name is Mark Raymond Strelau of Elk Grove. L a w r e n c e a n d S h i r l e y Sehuerr and family spent Christmas at Shirley's mother's, Mrs. Bertha Burger, of Lalcemoor. Mr. and Mrs. John Parbst and family have moved from Lilymoor. We are sorry to see you leave. » " Lakemoor Greetings Of The New Year David Heckmann EV. 5-0532 Hope all of you had a wonderful holiday. May this New Year be one of happiness and personal achievement. Christmas Day Journey ^ Mr. and%Trs. J. Sarley spent Christmas Eve with their two sons, Dr. Vincent Sarley, and Dr. Erwin Sarley, and their families at Dr. Vincent Sarley's hooae in Deerfield. Christmas day the Sarleys were dinner guests of Dr. Vincent Sarley at Hotel Morraine- -on-the-lake, Highland Park. Also as guests were Mr. and Mrs. Weiss and son of Chicago and the Sarley grandchildren: *Bobby, Donald, Bonnie and Stephen. Anniversary Jake and Connie Johnson celebrated their wedding anniversary Thursday, Dec. 29. Congratulations, Jake and Connie, and hope you celebrate many more of them. Wins First Prize Miss Kathy Polinski won the first prize trophy with her Father Time costume at a party where she works. Congratulations Kathy. Guests Herb a n d M a r g e P o l i n s k i ' s guests Christmas day were Mr. and Mrs. James Bloner of Barrington, Mr. and Mrs. J. Litka and sons, Joe and Tom, of Chicago, also Mr. and Mrs. R. Polinski and son of McCullom Lake. Sad Iff True Word was received as we were about to go to press that Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toerne of If you're Looking For A Home Come and See This One 1320' Living Space 2 Va Car Garage Numerous Extras $18,900 Minimum Down Payment Can Be Seen By Calling EV. 5-4345 More News A1 " and Pearle Stineman spent the Christmas holiday at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kroch, of Chicago. Herb and Marge Polinski spent Monday, Dec. 26, visiting Herb's mother, Mrs. Grunke, of Chicago. Ronald Wagner is home from 'fcPostKvtTractionl • Tough and Rugged! • More Grip and Go! • D«tp Bh* for Extra Drivt! A Thoughtful Citizen Thanks a great deal, John Hosie, for cleaning the snow from both skating areas. Shares Holiday at Home Terry Brady is spending his holiday vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brady, and brother, Jim. Terry goes to school in St. Paul, Minn., at St. Thomas college. For Christmas dinner the Bradys entertained Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Krieger, Sr., Art Faber and Pat Hogan of Ring? wood. LOW BIDDER The state division of highways received bids totalling $2,755,415 in a special letting in connection with Gov. Stratton's 1960 road program. Apparent low bidder for 3.37 miles of surface course from one-half mile southeast of Spring Grove, northeasterly, was Lak eland Construction Co., Inc., of McHenry .with -a bid of $91,893. McHenry Shbres HERE AND THERE AT McHENRY SHORES DURING CHRISTMAS Clare Mueller EV. 5-0553 Jane and Chuck Ramage with their three youngsters spent the Christmas weekend with grandma and grandpa Ramage on Kinley boulevard. . . .Bob Schweikert and family from Maywood had a delicious dinner at the Clarence Schweikerts. . . .Henry and Phyllis Both were over to the Muellers for the day as was grandma Mueller from Chicago. . . The Musielaks, Joan Dostals folks, were out for Christmas eve and Sunday found the group with Bill's folks in Berwyn. Mrs. Wilson' spent the holiday with her daughter and s o n - i n - l a w , M r . a n d M r s . Lexow, in Chicago. . . .The Whitneys attended a family gathering witiv Chuck's folks in Chicago on Christmas eve. . . . The Zeimets and Whitneys had Christmas dinner with Julia's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kallas, also in Chicago. . . . The Dobbertins celebrated Christmas eve and Bob's mother's birthday at his folks' house. Christmas day they had dinner at Betty's folks. Monday was spent at Bob's brother's home, Rein in Chicago, where they celebrated Bob's dad's birthday. And on Tuesday entertained old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams of Rolling Meadows. The Tiggemanns journeyed over to LaSalle, 111., to visit and spend the holidays with Harry's and Paula's folks. . . The Hattans spent Christmas over in Woodale with Gordy's folks. His brother and sisters with their families were also there to enjoy the big dinner. , .The Cicchinis entertained Marie's sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loutsch from Wilmette and Mr. and Mrs. William Ketler from Chicago, on Ghrist- Many gals seem to decide that the easiest way to keep the wolf from the door is to marry. Stores in the U. S. depend on Christmas shoppers for one fourth of all the sales^_they make during the entire year. ED'S RENTAL R E N T S Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 IIL 11:5 FROM COTY ^'^'•Ifshionable •make-up combination which I have received. I am ; Orchard Drive packed their sure that they reflect a broad belongings and moved to Mcunfty of purpose in our nation. , Henry on Friday. No verificasi- hope that my record during ; tjon was possible, but we wish the next four years will sus-|them happiness in their new tain your generous confidence. | home. The two girls leave DR. HENRY FREUND ' OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. 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Christmas day them in Rolling Meadows wit Art's folks for dinner. ^ John and Alice McKellp spent the holiday in St. Loui? with son, Bob, and his family; . . .Monday the Zeimets "drove over to Spring Grove to hMp dinner with the Maloneys,;>, Sam's sister and her husband,' . . .Art Cicchini, Ray Moore, Ray Olszewski and Jack Schmitt spent Monday afternoon bowling and later on, with their wives and joined % the Dostals and Muellers, decided tp carry on an old McHenry Shores tradition and drop in on neighbors to wish them a Merry Christmas. 4} Brand New Sister Arrives A 'big Christmas present for tnje three youngsters at the Ed Olfiinslu^home was a 5 lb., 11 oz. baby |> sister. Santa was a wee bit early and left Kimberley Ann in Gerry's care at the- Woodstock Memorial hospital, pec. 22 at 1:30 ajxu Hi Neighbor f| Say, we haven't been on this street for quite some time so let's stop by and say hello to Jack and Gloria Schramm who reside at 106 Hilltop boulevard. They moved here from Chicago with their youngsters, Sherri and Randy, in December of 1957. Jack travels daily to Morton Grove where he is employed as an assembler. Handy w0h tools, and when not indulging in some kind of a sport, he likes to work on cars for a pasttime. Mr. Schramm was one of the first members of the SSAC. Both, Jack and Gloria, graduated from Amundsen high in Chicago and are members of the MSC. As a group, the family enjoys summer spocto, especially boating and swimming. Gloria, as a housewife, would like to see a recipe swap column in the local paper for breads, cakes, cookies, etc. ! ove_r/ to ty Jiospi- And In Closing Linda Hattan was the Harvard Community tal for a tonsillectomy. . . - Don't forget the MSC dim®- dance, Jan. 14. Daisy Smith has the available tickets* m ' WALSI^i £ INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Life bk Representing Bf iTAKi.r, COMPANIES When Ton Need Insurance of Any Kind Phone EVergreen 5-0013 or 5-0953 112 E. Elm St. McHenry, m, DR. JOHN T. 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