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jpiursday, November 9,. 1961 THE MeHTNRY PLAINDEALJBR Page Thirteen McCullom Lake Turkey Trot At McDonald's Eve Lereaqm Bird? and baskets will be in evidence on Saturday, Nov. 11, ai McDonald's "Emporium" when the Ladies of the Lake sponsor their annual fall event. The money realized from these affairs is used for civic improvements, and the current project is getting larger and more durable street signs. In addition, to the "turkey t^lk". games will be played and Wher surprises are in store for you Planning comm i t 1 e e members include Betty Poledna, Lois Parenti, and your reporter, with assistance from the rest of the gals. Should be a really grand time, so break'out your "best bib 'n' tucker" and we'll be waiting to greet you at the door! ^•Scarecrows" Cop Costume Honors "Trike tot" Kevin Ingersol, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ingersol. and Darcy Watson, whose parents are Mildred and Luther, walked away with top honors in the costume department at the Halloween party given by the Cullom-Knoll association on Oct. 31. Quite a wftincidence that both were garbed as scarecrows. Kevin's unique "skypiece" almost obscured his vision! but he managed to see well enough to collect his prize! More than 130 youngsters paraded in and out of the beachhouse in order that judges Elma Nelson and Don Parent! could make their selections. ^Eaeh child was presented with a bag of-"treats"; balloons which were donated by Fred Matthesius were distributed bv "clown" Rog Kinsey; and hot chocolate by the GALLONS! was dispensed. Many of the costumes were so unusual we wish it was possible to describe them all. One little fellow was a cute robot, «mer Gibson (who gave a and") made his own clever headpiece from paper boxes and bags, and there were "bugs bunnies", witches, and goblins galore. All too cute for words. Others who made contributions for the kids and deserve honorable mention are Tommy and John Fox, the Ed Hammersteins, Jean and Ed Whit*, ney. the Parentis, and Mr» and «rs. Theodor Olsen (in abntia). The beachhouse and the surrounding building and grounds were appropriately trimmed which added to the air of festivity. Board Will Meet Monday, Nov. 13 The reg u l a r l y s c h e d u l e d ijieeting of the president and ^•ustees will be held on Monday, Nov. 13, at 8 p.m.\ip the beachhouse. The public "is invited. MCL Teens--Official Name The young people which compose the t< club gave themselves a nam at their last meeting and will henceforth be known as the MCL Teens. They are making plans for a 4tt>liday dance which will be l\eld at the American Legion home, Dec. 29, and all "junior adults" are invited. They hope to purchase jackets for the fellows and sweaters for the gals in the near futufe. They will be brown with tan letters and should be quite attractive. These kids have been coming up with some mighty fine ideas and certainly deserve our support. Sorry trt Report That Art Stuhlfeier was taken ill on Sunday evening and was taken to McHeriry hospital by son-in-law Ben Gates, about 10 p.m. No report on his cofridition as of Monday morning, Hope his recovery is a rapid one. A True Viking The very day before she entered McHenry hospital, Martha Sylthe was -on the roof with her husband helping with hoitte repairs. She was admitted on Sunday and had surgery last Thursday.' According to hubby, Tom, she was due to come home the earl> part of the week. Wouldn't it be nice to drop her u cheery note during her convalescence? She has received so many at the hospital and they have been very comforting. Over the weekend, Tom was treated to a visit from long time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson (spelled with an o and he's a Norwegian!) and son, Paul, from Chicago. Bring Your Staple Items Tonight Members of the Ladies oi the Lake will convene tonight (Thursday) at 8 p.m. in the b e a c h h o u s e . F i n a l a r r a n g e ments for Saturday night's festivities will be made and all the gals are asked to bring canned goods, or any other type of staple item at this time. They will be used for basket stuffing, of course. Wedding Trip--But Not Her Own! Mrs. Roy Nye, who is very much married, flew to Detroit over the weekend to attend the nuptials of her sister's daughter on Saturday. The lovely bride, the former Rebecca (Becky) Webb, was united in Holy Matrimony to Mr. Jay Miller. For 'tlig* occasion, she wore a beautiful white ballerina length gown and short blusher veil. A wedding breakfast for eighty guests followed, and aunt of the bride, Mrs. Nye, must have been stunning in her black sheath and red hat which would accent her lovely blond coloring. Quite a" "figger" on this gal, too. Happy trip and she arrived home in fine shape on Sunday, and was met at O'Hare airport by hubby and kiddies. No "Fish" Story! With arms all the way out to here! Pa Olsen .described PLANNING A TRIP . . . ANYWHERE? LET ITS HANDLE ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3917 W. Main, Ph. 385-5251 r What a happy surprise for your little girl! It's the ETAL by Robin Hood. Here's a sweet little package... all done up in nylon-velvet and leather, complete trith ft cgfflsMony-crepe sole. It's what's iniriife jam*, counts, however, such as quality workmanship and excellent fit. Get your little girl a pair, today! $5.99 - $6.99 ROTH SHOES 1246 N. Green St. EV 5-2027 USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA the ones that didn't get away during his recent California jaunt. He and frau Sally arrived home by train on Sunday afternoon and by this time should have the evidence of his catch. So big, the thtee salmon had to be shipped home byrailway express! Father and son, Ted, caught the limit in salmon within a few hours after they set out upon the wide Pacific. Ted managed to land a 22 pounder, but Poppa's caich tipped the scales in the 17 pound department. Can't wait to taste tHern. Sally had a marvelous time meeting her new daughter-inlaw and grandchildren by marriage. Doris is holding down a wonderful job, for which she is well qualified, in addition to caring for the four sprouts - Ingrid. Nancy, Debbie, and young Ted. The two families took in the sights surrounding Sacramento, San Francisco, and Napa, but the senior Olsens were happy to step through A heir own front door once more. Visitors for Heart Patient Mrs. Siegfried Ste v e n s o n who was laid low by a heart attack a few weeks ago was considerably cheered with a visit from her granddaughter and family--Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw and kiddies of Knox, Ind., on Sunday. Checking on her condition also were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kingston and children of Hebron. This lovely lady who will be 81 in January is worthy of your own cheery greeting so why not remember her now? Sailor Boy Due Home The Greg Burg household is readying itself for an "invasion" by the Navy. Apprentice Seaman Greg, Jr., is due home shortly for a 14 day leave. He has completed eight weeks of training in San Diego and will soon board a plane for the trans-continent trip. Photos of the young "swab jockey" prove the military life agrees with him because he has gained 20 pounds on Navy "chow"! Watch the young ladies when this handsome lad makes his appearance! Next Public Party on Nov. 19 Because of conflicting interests- namely, the Ladies of the Lake shindig on Saturday, the Cullom-Knoll will skip this j week's public party at the 1 beach, and hold the next one Ion Sunday. Nov. 19. The games | start at 3 p.m. and everyone is invited. M any thanks to "sick list" fellow Art Stuhlfeier for his help in making up literature to announce the first party, which was quite successful. The committee would like to see a few j more faces so consider yourself personally invited. Proceeds will be used for larger meeting quarters AND DO WE NEED THEM!! today, Nov. 9. . . .Linda Sue Schmitt will have one candle on her cake tomorrow, Nov. 10. while mom and dad, the Mfcrv Schmitts will be wed 12 yedrs on Nov. 12. . . .The Murray household has two birthdays coming up, namely Laurie Jean who will be 10 on the eleventh, and big sister Judy who will welcome 17 on the thirteenth. . . .Linda Roeske toil! be 9 on Nov. 11. . . .Finally a teenagei for Michael Reid, as of Nov. 15. Best wishes to all. Lots of "hecktivity" this month so the time should pass rapidly and before you know it Thanksgiving will be here! Can you stand the pace! See you next week. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE REVOKE LICENSE OF ONE. EIGHT OTHERS SUSPENDF.r Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced action taken by the drivers' license division of his office", affecting residents of McHenry county. Willard G. Hunt of Hebron had his license revoked for . driving while intoxicated, j Suspensions were ordered for I Dallas D. Davis of Algonquin; j Barry E. Fucfs and Wilson B. ! Talbot of Crystal Lake; t"rank A. Geu, Rt. 5, William T. Goodale and Joseph F. Penze, Rt. 3, McHenry; Fred L. Hughes of Lilymoor and Donald Kibbe of ; Lakemoor. all for three violations. Fashioned Sausage Shop Hi lire., Fri., Sat., Only! Smacking Good Sausage with that Old Fashioned Flavor! GERMAN STYLE Going! Going! Almost Gone! Are the tickets for the Republican central committee dinner and dance, Tuesday, Nov. 14, at the McHenry Country club. Details of the event appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. If you are interested, check with Jake Levesque or John Granath. Natal Days 'N' Milestones Big boy of 7 is J. R. Walter, Bologna • ib. 39® AVAILABLE NOW AT.. Jewel In McHenry 3718 W. Elm St. Pastry Shop Special FrU Sat., Only! TOASTED PECAN RING Coffee Cake 69* AVAILABLE NOW AT.. Jewel In McHenry 3718 W. 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