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Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Thursday, August 3. 1961 Pisiake© Highls '* Teen Club Lists Many Activities F. Money-HY. 7-3820 On July 15 the teen club v is supj >f\l f" sto to the stock . ar r.icr 'r v. >-«ot brt due to the wort; the track v. as cli <.u r~> he club filled up Ihe t aj, IJJ, playing mi.iiature golf, bow r>r»rl eating pizxa. Monday, July ..he group had a social ; .. Honey Hill Beach in Wauoonda. • The to ' >"lub ishes Butch M-teller w'-»s has joined the Anny i. . oi jack. The next meeting will be Augusi 7, fit 7:HI at tV bam. Any graduate of gra<" school who wishes to join m;'/ attend this meeting. Don Carol and Janet Winkowski have returned from their vacation to Washington, D. C. and Florida. On Tuesday night, July 25. Dennis Diedrich had a going away party for Bud Messel, who left for the Navy, July 27, and will be stationed at Great Lukes Naval base in Waukegan. July 26 Barbara and Janet Wilson went to Springfield for a few days. Christine Wroblewski spent last week visiting with his cousins. Gloria Waldin and Barbara and'Janet Wilson. She is the guest of Elly and Tec1. Wpoblewski. Gloria Waldin is spending the week in Elkhorn, Wis. She is staying with C^-ry and Marilyn The] en. Honey Reilly spent last week visiting with her girl friend in Chicago. Don't forget the meeting on Aug. 7 at the barn at 7:3,0.. Christening: Held On July 23. Patricia Mary, infant daughter ot Richard and Mary Madock was christened at St. John's church in Johnsburg. Father Blitsch officiated. Godparents were Beverly Lewandowski and Robert VanZevern. A gathering was held later in the Mar* nek home. Guests were M>\ and Mi-. Bauer and family, Mary's mother Trs. Butler, Mr. and M"s. ) n e, gv ndparents : d gre~ -Trandpareius, Air. uiiJ 'Mis. Dennis. Support the Rescue Squad That's wha+ you can do with th" purchas of a ticket to the dance being held on Sept. 2 at the Johnsburg community hall. The proceeds from this dance will cover the ex ~ses of the squa^ *or trie coniifi rca-. D" your part, buy your now. Here :>ed There Belnt"i happy birthday to Dick Madock on July 12. On Ji 'y °7. Mamie O'Neil entertain Anna Cohrs, Em- ' ma Rosengart, Toots Spankuch, B l a n c h e H e a f l i g e r , E v e l y n Falk and Marie Schlick in her home. The gathering was in hon'ir of Mamie's mother who is spending a few days here, The gals did a bit of card playing. Dorothy Erbin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ScWurak, are spend ing a week visiting Dot, Jack and chiMreij. Jim, Carla, Reed and Kevin Bales returned last week from their vacation. Reb Sisk is enjoying a two week vacation. Wally Sielisch will celebrate his birthday on Aug. 15. The George Neesans left for their new home in Stone Park, 111., last Saturday. Their friends hope they will be back tor many visits. Raymond Thelen, Jr., underwent surgery at the McHenry hospital lastMweek. We all hope he will be home soon and good as new. < Joan Megley was happy to have her sister and mother visit for a few days. Her guests were from Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Janquarts were pleased to have Jan's sister, Eillen, and children with them last week. They were visiting from Milwaukee. The Bales, Sisks and Dobeckies attended a summer stock play in Highland Park this week. Marge and Bill Moreth were in Chicago last Monday. Marge paid a visit to her sister in the hospital. Carl Heafliger spent a few days in St. Loufs on business last week. Blanche stayed home and nursed some badly burned hands, as a result of a freak accident the Sunday before. Dorothy Orlowski spent last week in Chicago with her sister, Gola MacDonald. Best wishes to Bud Messel who left last Thursday for the Navy. Bud enlisted and is looking forward to his hitch in the Navy. Don Morin is enjoying a two week vacation. Don, Audrey and children returned Wednesday from Michigan. While on vacation they celebrated Don's birthday on Aug. 1. Richie Orlowski and Gene Heir attended the American Legion convention in Chicago last Friday, Saturday and Sunday. They marched in the parade Sunday. Blanche Haefliger and Adele Hauck spent last Tuesday in Waukegan. They enjoyed the day visiting a state park. Ross and Dick Farwell entertained guests from Cicero this past weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Havlicke and family. They also had a visit from Dick's mother who came to cclcVate Paul's tenth birthday on July 31. Wally and Eleanor Lindeman from Antioch were guests NOTICE The office of Dr. Jeb; T. Gray, Optometrist 1236 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois Will be c" sed from 9:00 P.M. on Friday August 4th to 9:30 A.M. on Monday August 21st. 11 K( )ns To See Us If You A Water System or 1. Only trained personnel in their respective field of -- • Drilling -- Pump Iinstallations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. I ' gest pump inventc - in the county. (Jets, Sub- Tiiersibles and Sump Pumps) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency. 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system. 5. A guarantee in writing. 6. We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and Sears pumps. 7. Our men and machines are completely insured. 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection. 9. Parts avtilaole for all makes. 1C. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well point' 11. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK McHenry Cmty Well & Pump "ELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN air f .j, Sendee ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of McCullom Lake 2^ miles f/om McHenry on MeCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Paone McHcnry EV 6-5252 or Residence EV 5-0713 at Herb and Lorraine Lindemann's last week. v; Skip and Harriette Wilson and family have returned home after spending a few days in Springfield. Happy birthday to Cheri Janquart who will be 14 on Aug. 3. Many happy returns of the day. Hazel Rogde was pleased to have her sister, Mrs. Mable Gates, from DeKalb staying here for a few days. Last Sunday Herb and Lorraine Lindemann were pleased to have their son, Harry, spend the day with them. They helped Harry celebrate his birthday. Happy birthday to Tommy Morin who will be five on Aug. 8. He will have a party on the fifth with his family. Happy birthday to Janice Janquart on Aug. 9. Dick Morley returned to work last Monday after completing his two weeks away from the ole grind. The Lindemanns visited their daughter, Marilyn, and family in Lansing last Saturday. " Congratulations to good ole Floyd Johnson who celebrated his twenty-ninth birthday on July 27. Leo and Lil Orlowski entertained Lil's cousins, Eleanor and Joseph Tocha, and an old childhood friend. Mrs. Agnes Saski, last Wednesday. They are all from Chicago. Kay and Wally Sielisch entertained Kay's aunt, uncle and daughter, the Hanleys, of Chicago. They came to pick up their daughter, Karen, who spent the last two weeks with the Sielisches. Your reporter and family spent last Monday at the home of Jim and Sue Barrett at Crocketts Estates. Doing a bit of double celebrating were the Marv Jones and Hank Zenners. They went out last Saturday and ^oth couples celebrated their anniversaries. ! Belated happy birthday to Tom Hauck who was fifteen on July 27 and to Don Williams who celebrated his birthday on July 29. The Lindemanns* daughter, Marilyn and family spent two days here this week. When they left, they left their nine year old daughter, Susan, for a vacation at Grandma's. Belated birthday wishes to Grace Reinhardt on July 31. News of a few more birthdays have come my way. Sooo, happy birthday and many happy returns of the day to Ron Spankuch on Aug. 3, Barbara Sisk on Aug. 10, Gordon Murray on Aug. 2, Stephen Murray, Aug. 7, Jane Malek on Aug. 9, Dorothy Jenkins on Aug. 4, and Robby Lewandowski will be three on Aug. 8. ) fri< Welcome A ffiendly and warm welcome to the Titteroni family who moved into their home last Saturday. They purchased the Neesan home and came prepared to fill it with three active little boys. Another welcome to the Moroch family who move into their new home at 804 W. Broadway. * House Numbers I have been asked to remind residents that your house number and last names of all persons receiving mail at that address should be on your mail box. The mail carrier is having a difficult time delivering the mail. Complaint Department I received a call from a civic minded resident who is concerned for the safety of the bathers at the beach. Boats have been parked there, water skiing too near the shore, fooling around trying to capsize the boat and causing a hazard to the children in the water. These offenders are adults who should know better. Thanks To Kay Sielisch who did HAN'S AUT© BODY & FENDER SHOP Complete Accident Service Frame Straightened -- Wheel Alignment Window Glass -- Complete Painting 917 N. Front St. McHenry, 111. T#D. EV 5-@356 FOR THE Walworth County Fair n. Wis. Seot. 1.2,3,4 GO ON SALE -- MAIL ORDER ONLY MONDAY, AUGUST 14. 1961 AFTERNOON TICKETS. GRANDSTAND. Friday -- Free Grandstand, Saturday, Sunday, Monday Reserved 6 sections south of wire and X sections north of wire . ... .V $2.00 Bala nee reserved 1.50 (ieneral Admission -- 5 sections south end of (Grandstand 1.00 Terrace Seats 1.00 EVENING TICKETS, GRANDSTAND Friday -- Free Grandstand, Saturday -- No reserved seats -- Gen. Adm. Adults $1.00, children under 14, 50c Sunday -- Monday Reserved 6 sections south of wire and 8 sections north of wire $1.50 Balance reserved 1.25 All box seats in this section 1,50 General Admission -- 5 sections south end of Orandstand 1.00 Terrace Seats 1.00 Season Box 8 Chairs, Day Only, Saturday, Sunday and Monday ' $35.00 Auto for day, inside parking Auto Season, inside parking 1.00 Non-Resident supply badge 25.00 Fair District Resident Supply Badge 5,00 All orders positively must be accompanied by check or money order and self addressed and stamped envelope. Limit 11 tickets per single order. PROGRAM FRIDAY Afternoon, Evening Horse Show, Free Acts SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY Afternoon: $16,400 Harness Racing Program Evening: Saturday, the Lone Ranger; Sunday, Myron Floren Show; Monday, Trans-World Auto Daredevils. such a nice job writing the column for me last week. It was a pleasure to sit back and read it. I would also like to thank her for all those nice things she had to . say on my behalf. That's It For another week. I hope to be hearing from you with your items of interest. Bye now, see you next week. COOKS ATTEND WORKSHOP Among the twenty-six cafeteria managers and cooks who completed a one-week school lunch workshop at Northern Illinois university was Marie Wieczorek of Spring Grove. During the „week, the women attended lectures and demonstrations on work simplification methods, meat cutting and cookery and food buying. The total number of meals prepared each year in the school cafeterias where the women work is estimated at more thart a million. FULL PROGRAM OF EVENTS SCHEDULED FOR COUNTY FAIR One 16-ounce jar of honey contains the nectar from about 2 million blossoirw. Following is a complete schedule of events which will take place during the four days of the county fair. August 3: 9 a.m., 4-H hog judging, advanced sewing judging, 4-H and open class beef judging; 9:30, 4-H poultry and rabbit judging; 10, 4-H garden judging, 4-H beginning flower arrangement judging, open class grain and vegetable show judging; 10:30, Girl Scout display and demonstration judging; 1, news and radio broadcast; 1:30, dress review for state fair; 2, tractor pulling contest; 7, carnival; 8, queen contest and entertainment. August 4: 9 a.m., 4-H dairy1 judging, 4-H flower arranging demonstrations (continuing all day), 4-H sheep judging, 9:30, open class poultry and rabbit judging, baton twirling contest (all day); 1, news and radio broadcast, open class hogs judging; 4:30. open class flower judging; 7, grand livestock and machinery parade; 8, style review and crowning of 4-H king and queen. Carnival kiddies day will be from 1 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 11 p.m. August 5: 9 a.m., open class dairy judging and open class sheep judging; 9:30, Junior Olympic track meet; 10, 4-H advanced flower arrangements judging; 3, 7 and 9, thrill shows by Swensons Thrillcade. The carnival will be open all afternoon and evening. August 6: 2 p.m., livestock auction; 3, junior horse show; 3:30 and 4, Sky Divers, parachute jumpers; 7, senior horse show. The carnival remains open all afternoon and evening. ATTEND INSTITUTE Dale Yingst of Rt. 7, McHenry is among 225 high school mathematics teachers from throughout the country who are learning new teaching methods at the University of Illinois this summer. They are attending the Committee^ on School Mathematics Summer Institute. Several of mankind's most obvious blunders are: (1) to judge others according to his own standards and ability; (2) to expect uniformity of opinions and belief; (3) to measure the enjoyment of others by his owiii; (4)f to expect judgement and experience in youth; (5) to worry, over what cannot be remedied; (6) to forget to make allowances for the weaknesses of others; and (7) to consider as impossible anything HE cannot do. NAME CHANGED The state has announced a change in name from McHenry Building Materials, Inc., to Dinero Corp. ' • Some price tags represent value--others, nerve. BI-LEVEL BEAUTY! On Your Lot HIGH STYLE HIGH QUALITY 1713 sq. ft. of Living Space -- Beautiful Cabinets Vinyl Tile -- Oak Floors -- Etc. Come in and let us show the Plans. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ARN0I Richmond. 111. MAY BUILDERS, IK. Ph. 4381 So?iu@JS! H* | liisilif BAUSCH & LOMB SUN GLASSES / Ray-Ban Sun Glasses provide unequalled protection from the sun's blinding glare. That's wty the U. S. 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