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Tffceday, November 21. 1961 THE McHEfflT PLA1NDEALER Page Nine McCullom Lake POPULAR BACHELOR TAKES BRIDE AT KANSAS CITY, MO. Eve Levesque It will be nuptials by candleas Robert Kantorski forsakes bachelorhood to become the groom of Luveme Linderman tomorrow (Thanksgiving) evening. The wedding will be solemnized in St. Jude's Catholic church, Kansas City, Mo., with Bob's sister, Mrs. Josephine Loesch, serving as matron- of-honor. Her husband, Bob, will attend the groom as best man. *ifery proud future motherin- law, Mrs. Mary Kantorski, will no doubt witness the proceedings flvith tears in her eyes. She has been with her son for the past month, acting as his hostess. Present for the past week and on hand for the ceremony will be nephew of the groom. Ken Loesch. * Bob's brother, Chester, journeyed from Chicago also. Representing the b r i d e's family will be her three sisters, two from Elyria, Ohio and one motoring from Pennsylvania. Mrs. Linderman's parents are deceased. The couple became acquainted through mutual friends when Bob was still employed in Cleveland. They shared many of the same interests. Realization that this was "for real" came to Bob when he was transferred to Kansas City and was no longer able to enjoy the young woman's company. His joy knew no bounds when she accepted, and the engagement was announced. It appeared in this column in October. A reception for in v i t e d f "jests will be held in Kansas Ci§. Sure will be wonderiui when the newly weds are granted a vacation and we will have a chance to meet the lucky gal. According to Mary, Laverne i* such a grand person that Robert is considered extremely fortunate also. Our very best wishes to the couple who will be wed in just a few hours. ^Dhief Resigns -- Engineer Representative Speaks It was with deep regrets that members of the village board accepted the resignation of Chief of Police Bill Reid at the last meeting of the town council on Monday, Nov. 13. An increase in his work • load caused Bill to feel that he could not devote enoucn time t^pthe position. He will continue to act in this capacity until the pnd of this month. W. H. Jollie, a member of the firm of Baxter and Woodman Engineers, Crystal Lake, addressed the president and trustees. He explained the duties and function of his company. He went on to describe the various types of sanitary sewer systems, their constructfPih and unkeep. One type (pond) would require as .vnH-. as 15 acres of properly while the conveniional type would require only a few acres of ground, but would He slightly more-costlv. A maintenance man would be required for both types. His descriptions were vivid and direct, and the boa"d was most grateful for his appearance. "^lle went on to explain that our best procedure would be to apply to the federal government for a loan to cover the initial survey. This does NOT mean we will have a sewage m JY Tapes by Bill Polkey Housewife Tip A famous Doctor says that Ws better to do your ironing jest fifteen minutes each day, than to do it all in one day. Better to sit than stand by the ironing board, and by no means should you rush your job, but sooner have a slow rhythym to your movements. And never stretch in reaching for an item. He goes on and remarks •Uaat frequent TV watching is laiaxing, and recommends it to take tension off your daily routine. CUSTOM TV agrees with this good Doctor on the TV viewing idea, and adds that sharp, clear pictures will add to the enjoyment. Many housewives use the TV numbed EV 5-3757 or 5-5659 for TV services that always gives the finest TV viewing. But for the 'how and when' advice of ironing, I'd be afraid to forward any suggestions about a household chore that the ladies usually hate. Yotf could get in the position that you'd need a doctor's services pretty quick. disposal plant, but that a survey will be made to see what the cost will be as regards our own community. So sorry that this reporter could not publicize in advance the fact that Mr. Jollie wouid be on hand for this meeting. Just didn't have the information. One very important point to remember!! NOTHING can be done without YOUR approval. IF the survey indicates that a disposal plant is within our means it will be put to referendum. An educated populace can act in an enlightened manner and this reporter is dedicated to keeping you informed! The treatment of sewage was also discussed in great detail by Mr. Jollie, giving members of the board a clear and concise picture. A motion was made and passed unanimously that a letter be sent by the village clerk requesting an application blank to apply to the federal government for planning, survey funds. An answer to our plea may take up to ninety days Elmore. You will be informed when the reply is forthcoming. The next meeting will be held on Monday, Nov. 27, in the beachhouse. Your presence is greatly appreciated by your elected officials. Defies Description The wonderful evening we enjoyed last Tuesday, Nov. 14. at the Country club just about defies description. Your village president was outstanding as toastmaster and it was a thrill for this reporter (shaky knees and all) to be granted the privilege of introducing the guest speaker. The cuisine was excellent, the guest speaker's address was enlightening:!, the place was crowded to capacity, and the dancing was divine. The UNEXPECTED surprise was worth the price of admission. Sometime in the near future, Chuck Miller and Steve Vrbik just might find a wee bit of arsenic in their breakfast food-- not enough to kill them, just enough for a tummy- ache-- but that- is another story! Just kidding, fellas. There was no doubt that over 300 people thoroughly enjoyed the first venture attempted by the newly formed McHenry Township Republican Central Committee with seventeen men in the organization. AHO WLINGSUCCESS! Just Like Peanuts. 'The more you eat, ttie^ore you want" and it seems to be the same with babies! Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meyer (mamma's name is Eleanor) announce with pride the birth of their fifth cliild-- a boy. The li'l guy, Ronald Kevin, was born Nov. 2 at McHenry hospital, weighing a nice round J lbs., 10 ozs. and measuring 20 inches from "bow to stern". Jeans and ruffles already abound in this household with the presence of twins, Larry and Laura--a mere 2ii, Colleen-- 5, and first born Linda-- 6. Our very best wishes to the happy tribe. the "legwork" department. Glad to hear he is faring well. One Hand Washes the Other Our good neighbors in the surrounding area would like to inform readers that the Pistakee Women's club is sponsoring a benefit for the McHenry hospital. It will be held at the Johnsburg Community hall on Thursday, Nov. 30. starting at 7:30 p.m. Binnacle List That's Navy jargon for those who are ailing. Very unhappily we report that Bob Smith checked back into Passavant hospital, Chicago, as of Tuesday last week. Haven't had any report as to his condition. Happily we report that mighty nice and hard working guy Ed Hammerstein was finally turned over to his Louise for TLC. He was granted a release from McHenry hospital as of Tuesday p.m. Hope the medics were successful in coming up with an answer for his ailments. Daughter-in-law, Betty Hammerstein, served as chauffeur. Senior citizen Art Stuhlfeier is trying to organize his paper from the confines of his living and bed rooms. Helpmate Maude is doing a fine job in Relaxing Hours ® Save the time between 3 and 5 p.m. on Sunday and relax with the Cullom-Knoll association in the beachhouse for a couple hours of fun. Public games will be played and refreshments available during these hours. The "loot" realized will provide larger and more spacious headquarters for all meetings. Just can't pass an opportunity like that. That date is Sunday, Nov. 26, and why don't you mark it in red? "One Million Miles" That would take a lot of gas and that's just what Big Mark has used on the road. Last Sunday, he and his lovely Lillian attended the soiree given by Jfis company, called the "million mile" dinner to honor the safety achievements of Chicago- based transport operators. Fancy tables were set at a restaurant southwest of the big town on Sunday evening. Tis rumored Lil was swank in blue lace with appropriate accessories with a beaming Mark by her side. Sons. Tom and Johnny, were livid because they couldn't attend. Corsage Events No one to record for Thanksgiving day but Billy Brennan enters the "exalted" age of teeners tomorrow, Nov. 23. . . Happily expectant are Grace and Roger Kinsey as they mark 10 years of wedded bliss on Nov. 24, and "sweet as a sundae" Louise Matthesius will be 12 on this date. . . "League of Nations" couple Bemice and Torsten Bjork will raise their glasses on Nov. 25 as they mark 23 years in "double harness". . . . Quite the young lad, and "cute as a button" is Ricky Morris with number 1 coming up on Nov. 26. . . ' Cathy Schmitt will lie 10 and Maiie McKim won't tell as they observe Nov. 29. The very best to a group of the finest in our esteemed village as they observe orchid occasions. A very deep curtsy the + For Lowest Prices + For Complete Selections + For Open Display Stopping fee Prescription department approved by American Apothecaries Assn. OREEN TAMPS, Millstream Drugs Walgreen Agency 3720 W. Elm St. Jewel Shopping Plaza PUBLIC PULSE (The Plalndealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less and that all letters have signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) THE COMMUNIST PLAN "Dear Editor: "The Communistic Union of the Socialistic Soviets of Russia take over and dominate nations, not by- force of arms, but by internal subversion, using the native born citizens of the countries to be captured. It must be emphasized that this is the sole method, and no force of arms from Soviet Russia is required. "Cuba was communized by Cubans with financial assistance from the American taxpayer. "Ghana was communized by Ghanese, and without warfare, and sided by the American taxpayer. "China was communized by Chinese, with the considerable aid and comfort of Americans, and financed by the American taxpayer. faithful and wonderful readers of this particular spot. The stuff you have just read represents notes from a very few days, ending Thursday p.m. This reporter would like to extend the very best for the wonderful occasion started by the Pilgrims on that bewildering day so long ago. God's best to' the VERY best. See you ft the regular time about Nov. 30? "The Belgian Congo is being communized by native Congoese, aided and abetted by Americans, and by the American taxpayer. "The Dutch Indies are being communized, aided and abetted by American, and financed by the American taxpayer. "And so on. There are other examples. "The ultimate goal is the United States of America, and the bosses of the Kremlin say it must and will fall. The target date is 1973, and so far, they are on schedule. "However, and whenever the ultimate takeover of power occurs, it will not come as a result of physically destructive warfare. The gangsters of the Kremlin want this country and t h i s p o p u l a c e p h y s i c a l l y healthy and intact, ready for work. But not work as usual. "There will only be one weapon employed, and it will not be a missile, atom bomb, or death ray. The weapon will be exactly the same one that has been used over and over to effect the results achieved above. It will be a weapon of modern war-- warfare aimed at capture of the mind-- psychological warfare. "The techniques of this warfare are documented in government publications, and are available to the general public. These techniques will not be described herein. However, a comment on current warfare and its results is pertinent. "The current psychological warfare is aimed at scaring the living daylights out of every living American, including our politicians of both parties. The purpose of this scare effort is to so benumb the brain that Mr. Average American will refuse to consider anything not connected with the source of his fright. The purpose is to frighten us into complete submission to the demands of the communist and the pro-communist, in this country, as well as in all parts of the world where the communist wants to advance. "The reader is urged not to dig a hole in the ground and THIS WEEK'S NEW ITEM! The "SHORTE" Half - Slip - (For Your Shorter Hemline) Black - White - Champagne -- Waist 24-82 • Ail Nylon with Exquisite Lace Tri&i i Rivewide Retai£ OutHet //O WfGlf PRESSURE tmtfi y-v LOW r-- w WEST END OF OLD BRlJli IN Mcr dive into it, like a frightened gopher. Instead, the reader is urged to do the following: "First, use some old fashioned American common sense. "Secondly, look deeply into yourself, and see what is in your own soul, heart and mind. Set up your own code of nonmaterialistic spiritual and human values. "Thirdly, take a good look at the "Federalist Papers", the American Constitution, and the Declaration of Independence. Then consider the socialistic governments of Cuba, East Germany, and the Soviet Russias. Make your own choice between these systems. "Fourth, study the communistic invasion into this country, and its institutions. Neutralize this effort with your own principles and knowledge: "Now, you are ready to save the rest of the world. "Joseph C. Juel, "5416 W. Lake Shore Drive, "Wonder Lake" The first deed of Indian land to an English colonist is believed to have been made by Samoset, a chief of the Pemaquids. He transferred 12,- 000 acres of his tribe's land to the Plymouth colonist John Brown in 1625. Helping the unfortunate at Christmas has been a traditional service of The Salvation Army since its establishment in the United States in 1880. Lakemoor MANY WORKERS CLEAN CORNER LOT FOR PLAYGROUND David Heckmann - EV 3-0532 New volunteers are .showing up daily to help clear off the corner lot. on Lily Lane and Riverside. Among the new recruits this week was Frankie Pogany, and the Tobias boys and among the younger set Raymond Sovska. It's amazing how hard these kids can and will work, for something worth while. This lot when cleared off will be their playground, keeping the kids off the roads out of harms way. Wedding Shower Tuesday, Nov. 14, a. bridal shower was given for Mrs. Thomas O'Leary, the former Miss "Ginni" Gray. About 50 guests were present, having been informed bv the fun club. The happy bride was completely surprised and was very pleased with the many beautiful gifts. The young couple reside in Emerald Park. May we wish you both all the happiness you both deserve. If it hadn't been for a strong wind, the Pilgrims might have celebrated Thanksgiving in New York. 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Ph. 409-2345 or 459-3921 Crystal Lake, I1L X.,, * < we GIVE TH Left us be thankful... for the freedom to worship in the church of our choice ... for happy faces around the family's Thanksgiving table, and for the plenty that graces it ... for good health, good friends, good neighbors ... and for all that we enjoy in this land of ours. To show our thankfulness ...we at* tend church services ... we meet with family and friends . . . we set this day aside for Thanksgiving. and LOAN ASSOCIATION 3611 W. Elm Street McHenry, III Phone EV 5-3000 / s\ecp for „iay 3*ca c „ vaTl" VNNO *e'ffs e aod styte* % •JSPS* r: A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS SURPRISE! Brighten the holiday for ^ your own wonderful ^ someone with a Christl mas s u r p r i s e f r o m | PHONELAND. There's I something for everyone (you, too) to make living easier and happier all year long. • *, Bell Chime announces calls with a gracious mclodic chimc; also converts to the conventional ring. Comes in ivory or gold. 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