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PageTwelT# THE McREURT PLAINDEALER Thursday, September 7, 1961 McCullom Lake VILLAGE EMPLOYS ELECTRIC TIMING SPEEDING DEVICE Eve Levesque /his publication and oiit more will constitute sufficient notice to residents that traffic in and through the village will be ohecked by an electric timing device. At the la.<t meeting •of the president and trustee, the bill was p.tssed by a vote of 4 to 1. One trustee was absent. Police commissioner Art Nelson proposed the purchase of the device. After the proper motion and second was made, discussion followed. It was docreed by the president that discretion should prevail in the -use of the instrument. Traffic will be checked on the through road and also on streets within the village. The . posted limits are 40 m.p.h. on the blacktop and 20 m.p.h. along community streets. Signs will be posted to that effecl. One more notice will be published next- week, and then lei the SPFEDER beware! . This notice dated Sept. 7, 1961! Two Days for Ducats If you don't have a reservation for the seventh annual dinner 'n' dance to be held Saturday night, Sept. 9. at the • Polish Camp barn, you just .might be missing the best time •of your life! Still time to purj chasp ducats for either event --or;better YET! both of them. 'Al,) !the chicken, ribs, 'n' the •goodies that accompany both | foij c) very nominai sum. A • "healthy" bar with plenty nt ' attendants, a wonderful or- Ichestra, and plenty of space. 'All you fellows have to provide lis Ihe "living doll" to twirl • around the dance floor. These 'tickets, too. are very inexpensive. Sounds like a dreamy tinc and you CAN HAVE IT! Thai Is at the Sportsmen's Club din- 'ner and dance. Sent. 9. For tickets, see anv member, or call 385-0348. Nuptials for Jack Osterhv Jack Osterby has chosen Miss Kathleen Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wright of Sunset View, tor his bride. The two will wed at St. Patrick's church on SaHmkiy. Sept. 16 at 10 a.m. Attendants for the couple will be Jean Reid's brother and best chum, Don Hayes and Miss Patricia Moran'; the bride's cousin, as maid-of-honor. Jack completed four years at McHenry high school in 19.T7 and is employed in McHcnry. while Miss Wright is a '60 local grad and earns her livlifyood in Crystal" Lake. Details of the reception had not been completed as of this writing. More on this story next week. More Board Notes The subject of a central sewage plant came up again at the board meeting held on Monday, Aug. 28. This problem is becoming more acute every day. and something must be done. Experts in the field of construction and financing will be invited to appear nt the meetings. but 1'hi* will be publi>hed in adxance so that tbc-public will be informed. The next meeting of the village board will be held on Monday. Sept. 11. at S p.m. in the beachhouse. Your attendance at these meetings is appreciated by youy officials. •'Pat on Back" for Teeners Two of the teenagers deserve special pat on .the back for knowing their eiyic duty and following through. A'few'\yoek> ago, a revolting -episode took place on the beach, involving two youths from town. 'Charles (Peanuts1 Tomaselln and \ i r - , inia Taylor threatened lo call tlv police if the young t^en did not desist. For h;s courtesy. Peanuts was attacked, and the police were summoned The two offenders wee 1mm.l-.ri with disorderly conduct and assaull. and were taken be'ore Police Magistra'e Howe Proper punishment wa> meted out. but one of our ottieers le't our own young people should be >ewarded tor their fine WE SURE CAN RK PROI'D OF THEM' Ladies of the Lake Will he resuming their regular meetings next week on Thursday. Sept. 14. at S p.m. in the beachhouse "Nulhcv reminder next week. On His Way as Alan of the Cloth Ronald Nit/ departed our shores on Aug. '_9 for the Salvatorian Novitiate in Co'tax Iowa where he. wall In come a clerical novice of the So-•!.•».. oi the Divine Savior. His mother and younger brother. Paul, accompanied him to the depot i:i ! the city where he joined al oe1 forty other young men with the same goal. Ronnie ••oni'.! >-ed six years at the Salvatonan Seminary. St. Na/ian/.. Ws., which was a proving ground for i his life's work. On Sept. 7. his lanuly Mr and Mrs. Walter Sire-k>' and hoys, will journey to Colfax to witness the investiture sei\i'-es. at which time Ron will bo assigned his new and permanent name. From Colfax, the family will detour through Wisconsin, on to the Salvatorian Seminary | to deposit young Paul who will follow in his hrother's footsteps. Last Saturday night. Mrs. Gene Adams gave a farewell party for Paul which was at- | tended by his family and many | of his school chums. j Three Weeks of Sheer Bliss Home again after a 4,800 , mile iaunt which took her j through twelve states, Mary i Nantorski has stored up a | wealth of treasured memories. Alary travelled with her daughi lei and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Poh T .oesch of Chicago, and her cousin, Mrs. Pearl Klemmer. First stop was at Columbia. 111. to visit relatives and then Mrs. Grace Nye and kiddies. • lays with "big" Rob. her son. Mob is ecstatic wiih his new position. He is Working for the same company but opened a new office and now holds the official -title of naanager. His new apartment ^.is^^a'l!>o very handsome. ' '\ Much as the.quartet hated to leave Roll, they were anxious to continue their auto trek, and moved on down to New Orleans. i This brings a nostalgic thought to. this reporter who was stalioned there foi years, and captured a hand') Eastward to Florida group paused in Tampa, arrivin" at the home of the Eekhai'dts Lena a n d Fred one day after the visit from Klma and Earl Nelson'• Quite a coincidence, what'.' All four were accorded a very warm welcome. They Ihen travelled un the eastern coast of Florida and .--topped briefly in Tennessee before starting on the homeward leg-of the journey. When Mary arrived home she was greeted hy Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmitt; her brother-inlaw and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Kantarski (different spelling); their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kantaj%ki and daughter, Gwen, and Mary's brother. Ed Przybylski, wife, and two grandchildren, all of Chicago. * For Labor Day. Mrs. K. was planning on a housefull and we'll carry that next week. two hust be Family Reunion in Kansas Shades of "South Pacific" if Marge Olsen and progeny didn't truly enjoy u line from that musical when they journeyed to Kansas last month. If memory serves nie^right the lines go "I'm as corny as Kansas in August", etc. Fifty-six of the J trihe gathered for a reunion of the Rziha family with matri- | arch Mary at the helm. The old homestead is located in [ Hoisington. The original family includes widowed mother, two boys, and eight girls, one of whom has been a nun for Ihirty-three years. She was un<* a I vie to attend the festivities, but Marge and the kids did get to Great Bend to visit her. A few members of the family were among the missing including Ole Olsen and son. Tom, who stayed home to "bank the fires"! Roads were wonderful and the trip progressed so smoothly, Marge, Ted and little Margie "breezed" straight through for 780 miles and made the homeward leg in one day. Fine way to end the summer. " VII Shook I'p" Was "Annie" Nye as she glanced through the windows o f t h e P l a i n d e a i e r o f f i c e I where she is gainfully employed) to see her sister-in-law, on to Kansas City, Mo., for two For a few seconds, Ann actually felt she had lost her hearings and 1 bought she was back in Detroit where these particular Nyos hail from. Acclimated once more, she was delighted to see the trio and discovered that they were homeward hound after a short vacation trip to the Dells. They just decided to surprise the local Nye tribe, and SUCCEEDED! Too soon, the visit ended but not before Brad and Barbie had time to become re-acquainted with cousins. Leg. and Joanne. AUTO RfPAl R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s a n d maintenance hy our experts means lower car cosls (or you. Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Kcrvire All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling doTCH'S Auto Service '•31-HOlTR TOWINC. sfrvicf 1002 N. Front St. EV 5-0811 MeHenrv. 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"The silence is deafening" as once more our wee ones populate their desks. Time to think of every housewife's bugaboo fall housecleaning! Ugh! Will you be around this same place next Thursday? NAME PETIT JURORS New petit jurors have been selected to report for duty in the circuit court in September. They include Clarence Larson. Theodore Young, Raymond Pieroni, William Miller, Rose Frett, Raymond L. Smith, Shirley A. Cristy, Leonard M. Freund, Harold W. Smith, Richard Adams, Christine Blake and Wylma Bergstrom of the McHenry area. Every human is an open book, if one knows how to read it. Johnsburg Lady Foresters Plan Luncheon Betty Hettermann Sept. 10 is the deadline date to get your reservations into Virginia Pitzen for the luncheon planned for Sept. 13. St. Agatha's court No. 777 officers and members are cordially invited to participate in this luncheon which will start at 12 o'clock at the McHenry country club. An afternoon of cards will follow. Be sure to get your reservations into Virginia on time. Surprise Party Surprise! Surprise! is what greeted Lloyd Smith when he came home on Aug. 29. A group of his young friends planned and carried through a surprise party honoring his sixteenth birthday. Joining in on the party fun in the Smith home were: Sandi Smith, Pepper Lopez, Honey Riley, Gail. Reed, Ther: esa Hettermann, Vicki Viverito and April Smith. Also Harry Smith, Pete and Ken Weber, Ted Freund, David Klapperich, Wayne Fuchs, John Rourke, John Hiller and Joel Himplemann. Rescue Squad Calls Our rescue squad was called out twice last week. The first call took them to Oakland subdivision where a resident suffered an apparent heart at- YiK mtx- GRAPES? Ma/be you're to blame if your child's school grades aren't what you think they should be. Maybe a health problem is involved. Healthy children are happy children - they learn faster, eat and sleep better. Make sure your children enjoy the best health. #.fleywr.%,wv.wv irif «« ITA-.VAVA vJAZrfJLf. % tne* VtA T\A VA >* ,V.« DRUG STORE GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILL. tack. No hospitalization was needed. In the early hours of Friday morning a man from Sunnyside Estates suffered an attack which necessitated him being taken to the McHenry hospital for treatment. Sodality to Hold Meeting The Blessed Virgin Sodality will resume its fall schedule of meetings on Tuesday, Sept. 12. The meeting will start at 8 o'clock in the evening, in St. John's school hall. Visitors from the South Jack and Ollie Keenan of Pompano Beach, Fla., arrived here last Thursday. The Keenans will spend several weeks here during which time their son, Tom* will be married to Joan Blake on Sept. 16. Before arriving here Jack and Ollie visited the daughter, son-inlaw and granddaughter, the Don Dowes in Bloomington. Around the Town David Miller of Fort Benning, Ga., recently spent a fourteen day furlough with his parents, Joe and Alvina. Little Eddie Hettermann celebrated his sixth birthday on Aug. 29 by entertaining a few of his friends at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Laures of Florida visited friends here last week. Joe and Alvina Miller spent the long holiday weekend visiting their son and wife, thai Bob Millers in Carbondale. Mike and Eva Schaefer and Alvin and Alma Freund. returned recently after spending a week's vacation up north.. Because of the early' holiday deadline, news is a little short this week. Please call in your items for this column by noon on Monday. Happy School day, kiddies! t Too many motorists fail to use turn signals properly. Despite their being inquired on all new cars and being a proven safety device, they are of no value if they aren't used to inform others well in advance of turning movements. 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