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Thursday, March 2, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Fifteen ^ McCullom Lake REPORT GOOD COLLECTION ON HEART FUND DRIVE . Eve Levesque Residents of the community did indeed show their generosity on Heart Sunday, when a total "of over $120 was collected. Top contributors were Mrs. Peggy Kasper and Mrs. George Iuto, who was also on the" soliciting end. These two will receive a personal thank you from the Heart Foundation. S?p collectors included Mils. Wmda Senter, Petey Schmidt and Gert Walter. Grateful appreciation also to Mrs. Ethel Fox, Ann Nye, Lil Ringelstetter, Marion .Scarbrough, Melinda Adams, Verna Schlofner, Adelaide Patzke, and Lois Parenti. Most of the gals commented on the fact that residents were waiting with their contributions when the calls w«p made. xJiany "thanx" to all who gave so generously--AND to the women who did the collecting and contributed their own share! Co-chairmen for the d r i v e w e r e M r s . T h e r e s a Schultz and your reporter. i Former Resident Dies on Sunday Mrs. Olga Scheubert, 66; t will resided in the village for ma'hy yealrs until she sold her home on McCullom Lake road, passed awsy in Resurrection hospital sometime Sa t u r d a y night. She succumbed to. a second stroke which felled her about two weeks ago. She suffered he first one about 18 months ago. Services for the deceased were held in Mount Prospect TuSday evening with burial private, on Wednesday. Widow of the late George, she is survived by one daughter, Mr9. Violet Thiele, with whom she resided; one granddaughter, Mrs. Arlene Wingate of Crystal Lake, and her greatgrandson Tommy. Mrs. Scheubert made many close friends during her years atj^he lake and her passing wirr be deeply mourned. Climbing Ever Upwards A Steady gain is being made in thfe, bank account of the Cullofft-Knoll building fund. A party, under the direction of Mr. -Mrs. Frank Poledna, was held at Whitey and Bernice's last Saturday and proved qjuite profitable. The next affair will be held at McDonald's on Saturday, March 11. Everyone is cordially invited. A suggestion for further revenue for new or larger quarters has been made and is up for discussion. What is your opinion as to "buying bricks" for the building? Each contributor's name would be recorded. Your comments will be most welcome. the horizon, there is only one day left to check your registration status. Tomorrow, Friday, March 3, is the deadline. Voters in precinct one go to the polls on Tuesday, April 4, to elect township officials. This has no connection with the village elections which will take place on Tuesday, April 18, for which you do not need to be registered. Hope that covers it. Men's Club--Your Hosts For the most tempting array of breakfast foods, turn off the stove, and hie yourselves to Whitey arid Bernice's where the members of the Men's club will demonstrate their culinary talents on Sunday, March 5. All you can eat of the very best AND '-'the price is right"! Serving begins at 8:30 a.m. and continues until noon. A better bargain you won't find. Dame Doings The gals met at the home of Mrs. Marie Howe last Thursday night for an evening of game playing and consuming tasty pastry and plenty of good coffee. Much happier on the homeward journey than when they arrived were Mary Kantorski, Louise Berquist, Irene Sales, Pearl Padelford, Laura Slater, Robbie Carroll, Emma Pyritz, Theresa Schultz, Bernice Bjork, Antoinette Iuto and Wilma Zody. About twenty-five women were on hand to bid welcome to new members and guests Mrs. George Iuto, Margaret Davidson, Henrietta Donkel, and new bride, Lillian Hecht. Nice to see Ella Benson "back in the fcid". Next meeting of the Ladies of the Lake will be Thursday, March 23. Last Chance to Register With an election looming on Tanned, Bathed and Rested The McDonalds and Mrs. Theresa Cunningham pulled up to the front door on Friday evening after their journey which took four weeks and encompassed almost four thousand miles. First destination was Miami, Fla., for a stay "on the beach". Then it was on to visit with former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madsen and a futile attempt to locate Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kinsey of Sarasota. On the return journey, they paused for one Week in Hot Springs, Ark. for the therapeutic baths. In Dothan, Ala., where they rested for one night they were hailed by home towners, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ekstrom of McHenry. Fun to leave cares and work behind, but nice to be home again, was their comment. In their absence, Mr. ana Mrs. Butch Kennenberg did a fine job "minding the store". Sentimental Journey During the week of our sixteenth, wedding anniversary - Feb. 24 - it was only fitting that my "groom"should journey to the scene of our meeting "and romance. We were both stationed at N.A.S., New Orleans during W.W. II. I fixed 'em--and he flew 'em. (Airplanes, I mean) This formed the basis for our future compatibility, but we were married in Chicago, while both on military leave. While in the southern city, Jake had occasion to park his (borrowed) car in the very spot where he claims "I put the words in his mouth". Whoever did the proposing, we're mighty happy about it! and so are the four young ones we are raising. Flying Trip Home Former resident, Mrs. Frank Rourke, hit the airline trail on Tuesday to Adrian, Mich., to be with her dad, John Rimell, who underwent surgery on Thursday. According to daughter, Cynthia, John is recovering nicely and may be home in a few days. It was fine that Bev could be on hand to give moral support to her mom during the trying days. Peter Wj. fasten Son OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone EVergreen 5-0063 "DR1IG, = Inc. 129/ Hi Riverside Drive EV 5-4426 McHenry, 111. 3 DAYS ONLY! -- FRI.. SAT. and SUN. CIGARETTES Regulars *|98 per cln. _ Kings or $^1(1 Filters mm plus tax Aspirin Tablets iottleoflOO jj, Jure 5-Grain 11° (Jamit-1) $149 Qm&r 5 Ba. GRASS SEED CeimiMij* QQC ALL OMEN 77 Heavy Duly Plastic Floor & Carpet PROTECTORS 30"x6 ft. I* 49 RUBINSTEIN SPECIAL Ultra-Feminine FACE CREAM Beg. $5.50 5350 Now Plus Tax DACRON PILLOWS Sleeping Beauty $259E3CH EMPIRE BABY PANTS All Sizes 100% Virgin Vinyl Plastic Reg. 29c 19' WALGREEN FILM All Purpose 620 -- 120 -- 127 Reg. $1.29 3 Roll •*()* ROLL PACK Pack # SI PLASTIC SHELVING 6 Asst. Pastel Colors Reg. 89c I* 49 FOAM PILLOWS Lightweight, Moth Proof, Plump Comfortable, Non-Matting 2" Pair FRIENDSHIP GARDEN HAND LOTION Reg. $2.00 $' J00 Plus Tax TUSSY COLOR SHEEN SHAMPOO Reg. $2.50 »o.'l50 Plus Tax BEST LIQUOR BUYS! GIN -- Walker's J| Reg. $3.80 mh$319 VODKA -- Semkov Reg. $3.49 $ 5th 289 GIN -- American Reg. $3.29 $ 5th 279 BOURBON - Supreme Straight Whiskey 90 Proof Reg. $4.59 5th *359 Walker's Private Cellar 100 Proof -- Bonded Reg. $4.69 $' 5th 389 BRIARCUFF Blended Whiskey $< 5th '298 Dacron COMFORTER 4 Asst. Pastel Colors 72"x84" -- Washable Reg. $| $12.95 598 Slumber-Soft BLANKETS By Beacon Extra Larger--6 ft. x 7'/z ft. Reg. $MOg $6.95 J Home in Skokie Bob Smith who has been a patient in Passavant hospital for several weeks was allowed to return to his and Ruth's temporary quarters in Skokie. His condition is somewhat improved but he is still suffering some discomfort and pain. Dinner with "The Kids" Irene and Leo Sales sampled "bride cooking" when they drove into Wheeling to visit with youngest son and wife. Chick and Caroline, on Sunday. One Month Left In which to purchase vehicle stickers and dog tags from village clerk. Mrs. Emma Pyritz. The deadline is March 31. Belated Greetings To Cynthia Cunningham who was 4 on Feb. 23 and to Violet Gates who marked her natal day on Feb. 27. Their name& were omitted from last week's column. . . .Elsie and Clayt Nelson will be wed 34 years tomorrow, March 3. . . .Second year student on the campus of Bradley College, Peoria, Tom Olsen. will turn 20 also tomorrow, March 3. . .Four on the fourth best describes red-headed Kevin Ingersol. . . .Gene Piotrowski will be in line for congrats on his natal day, March 8. Looks like the kids can put up their skates and sleds and start thinking of marbles and jump ropes! Here's hoping our "spring" lasts! Bye for now. See you next week. SANATORIA VACANCIES Of the total of 3,645 beds available . in 26 tuberculosis sanatoria in the state, 990 beds are vacant, according to Dr. L. L. Fatherree,0 director of the Illinois Department of Public Health. During 1960, there were 5,564 admissions to these sanatoria for diagnosis and treatment, and 5,709 discharges. Prior to the development of newer techniques of chemotherapy and surgical procedures, the average length of stay in a sanatorium was about two years. Under present methods of treatment, the average stay has been reduced to nine months or less. • Saturn is the only planet believed to contain an atmosphere. FREE Single Strand Simulated FREE PEARL NECKLACE To Be Given With Every Watch Repair Of $1.00 Or More This Is A Limited Get Acquainted Offer Only One To A Customer -- While 25 Last THE LITTLE WATCH SHOP Circle Building Route 120 East EV. 5-5561 McHenry. 111. SCOUTS ADVANCE R. G. Ullrich, advancement chairman of the Kishwaukee district, Blackhawk Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, announced that Dean Page of Belvidere has qualified for advancement to the rank of Star Scout and Lewis Price and Lynn McConnell, both of Crystal Lake, have passed the board of review for the rank -j.JT of Eagle Scout. The Scouts were examined at the court of«.X honor held at the Grace Lu- r-y theran church in Woodstock^ *•' Thursday night by Mr. Ullriclv» and two members of his committee, Roscoe J e p s e n of • W o o d s t o c k a n d R a y m o n d Hughes, McHenry. ! EVERYONE ENDS UP IN THE DOG HOUSE TAVERN Main Road, Johnsburg Phone EVergreen 5-9896 Open Every Day From 8 a.m. Arnie and Ev's Kitchen Plate Lunches--Sandwiches--Homemade Chili and Soup PIZZA TO GO FRIDAY: Tuna and Egg Salad Sandwiches -- French Fried Shrimp -- Fish Fry. Potato Pancakes. SATURDAY and SUNDAY: Chicken and Steak. Open from 11 a.m. to midnight. 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Go new North Western commuter streamliners and relax while we do the driving You'll make better time, every time -- whatever the weather. <Tl COMPARE your driving time with the running time of these express trains from downtown Chicago: McHenry 71 minutes • Woodstock 14 •hlittt Harvard 90 mlMtM GO NEW C O M M U T E R S T R E A M L I N E R S !&• • .. - and ro°r