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Page Ten THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday/ June 28, 1962 McCullom- Lake GIVES NIECE IN MARRIAGE SATURDAY. JUNE 23 Eve Levesqne Bro.it lit akjngly lovely, was j •Hridiret Sack as she came; (Uiwn the ;iisle on tlie arm of | tier uncle, Alfons Oherhuber, j to meei her waiting brisieuriiom, (.'.oor-c Scarbrough. in | front of the flower bedecked , ,-dtar of St. Mary's church on I Saturday morning. The bride | is the dauuhlcr of Mrs. Frieda j Sack of Chi<-ai:o while George's ! parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Waller Scarbrou^h of VV. Orchard l>n\c. The romance be.yan . w hite 1 he Sacks resided in the i cottage on Fountain Larie and i Forest View. Details of ihe weddinc appear on ih" society I ai.'c of the Plaindealer. Since her father is deceased. . it was only Til tint; thai Miss Sack lie inven in marriage by • her mother's brother who was only 11i«i happy to fulfill this o.lillation. The bride's broth- , cr. (lei ip;e. ~-ci \ ed as an usher. Following the 11 a.m. ceremony. a wending breakfast for .he 'bridal party w«ts served at , Fo\ Lake with t he reception beinu held at 4 p.m. "Open house" at the Scarbrou^hs followed the recaption. The newly wedded couple departed for: a Florida honeymoon and upon their return, they will live at ~>L'll W. Fountain Lane. Our very best wishes ic the young1 couple. i Registration tor Young Queen Now Open I A new queen to reign over' the village will be selected dur-1 inK the CuMom-Knoll summer; festival to be held on Saturday, July 21. Registration for; all tiny misses in thp 4-7 age ! bracket is open and candidates' j names may be recouled with I Mrs. Flma Nelson or this re- 1 porler. A fifty cent registra- j tion fee must accompany the! registration. The buggy parade is under Ihe direction of Lois Parenti j and candidates for the bike pa- | rade should contact Louise Hammerstein. Other features of the festival include a white elephant sale, bake sale, just to name a few. More details on this next week. » Attention!! All Subdivisions!! Bruce Muench, biologist for the Illinois Conservation department, will he at the beach here in the village on Saturday,, June 30, at 1 p.m. to explain the suggested 'program for ridding the lake of algae. All residents of the village, West Shore Beach. Lakewood s u b d i v i s i o n , G e r m a n t o w n , Camp Spojna and Lakeland Park are cordially invited to attend. It is most important that we continue with "Operation-- Lake Restoration". Well begun is half done, and the young people who have been swim- J ming, report that visibility is 1 improving, which means that j the lake is clearing up! ! Donations for this project1 may be made to M-cHenry | State Bank, to the Cullom- Knoll association and to the! Ladies of The Lake, according j to Gene Piotrowski. j It would be wonderful to re- i store our lovely body of water J 'o its former purity. Will you ' help'.' Ladies of the Lake The gals will meet tonight ai S p.m. in the beachhouse for business AND pleasure! Should be a real good session and sfli women of the community are cordially invited to attend. .. "Teen Topics" Carnival time is here and because of it. last Saturday night's 'teen hop was cancelled and there will be NO DANCE this week. The young people met on Tuesday night and next <veek we will print the schedule for the rest of this month. The "Griffins" received a f i n a n c i a l c o n t r i b u t i o n f r o m Theresa Schultz. Mrs. Lorch bowed out as teen advisor and Harry Berry is now filling this position. The young people were scheduled for a picnic at Lake Geneva today and a bus was chartered for transportation. Here's hoping ol' sol is shining brightly on their little wet heads! We Need Your Help!! 'With July 4 looming just over the horizon, the Plaindealer will "press" one day • earlier. Please call your news \ notes to this reporter by to- \ night. Copy for the column 1 must be on Marie Yegge's desk by tomorrow noon. How about sharing your secrets with all of us? the number is 385-3191! One Shoe On--the Other is Lost One little missy at the Gibi son establishment is hobbling ' around on one foot because of a lost sandal. It was left at the beach some time last week. F.F.C.. If You Please John Padgett, a very proud Private First Class, showed up at the home of grandma and grandpa, the Butch Kennenbergs. recently, for a three daypass. This lad is doing the Army mighty proud. May fuddled around the eyeballs when she saw the stripe on John's arm! Surgical Patient Gone Piotrowski entered Memorial hospital for McHenrv county, Woodstock, Suriday p.m. for routine tests and expected to be home on Monday. Instead he was scheduled for surgery Tuesday morning to lake care <-f his ulcer. Be sure and send' him a card, they mean a lot. Orchid ^ccaaions * 'Twas the first birthday for the Douglas twins of W. Orchard Drive on June 24. . .Delores Piotrowski is 17 today, June 28, while her maw 'n' paw -Lottie and Gene will be wed 22 years tomorrow, June 29. This date is also natal day for Evie Haines and Dale Wilson. . .One year ago on July 1 since Helen Nitz and Walter Streske said, "I do". . . Congrats to Lorraine Blom, as of July 3. Best wishes to all. Here's honing you have the merriest Fourth and are still around to read the Plaindealer on the fifth. Please exercise caution! See you next week. KITTY By Rothman and Buchanan rAVAILABLE IN FLORIDA- K JWO-STORY VACANT LOT / WELL, THERE IS A STORV I TELL THE COSTUAAER-- r-' THEN THERE'S THE REAL STORV I HOW CAM A VAC AWT LOT HAVE TWO STORIES ? WMU/J &UCHAAMU FARM ADVISER GIVES TIPS TO AVOID POISON IVY We really shouldn't expect too much from others --they usually are no smarter Rurnett. we are. j The fir.-t step away from l poison ivy discomfort this summer is recognizing the plant, says County Farm Advisej: Once you learn to recognize this villain, you can control its effects, says Burnett. And w i t h r e l i a b l e , i n e x p e n s i v e chemical weed killers available, there's no good excuse for poison ivy near your home or in parks, camps, beaches and other summer fun spots. Poison ivy has many variations -- in growth habits and the shape of the leaves. It may or may not have berries. But one characteristic singles poison ivy out from other plants, says Burnett. If the leaves appear in groups of three, let it be! ! Poison ivy leaves may be ei- | ther dull or glossy green in jt he spring and summer. In fall j they change colors, much the same as hardwood trees. 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