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A Thursday, July 19; 1962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Ninfcieen Sunnyside Estates STEVE MAJOR. MARGARET OLK PLAN TO MARRY . Joan Wakzynsd - 885-8105 ™ The soft peal of wedding bells can be heard in the distance around the Major residence. Lorraine and Steve Major are proud to announce the engagement of their son, Steve, Jr., to Margaret Oik of Holiday Hills. Steve presented his future bride with an engagement ring on Saturday, July 7. We would like to take -A. this opportunity to extend to ® these young folks our heartiest congratulations. Comin* and Goin' The Janicki household had i the pleasure of a visit from . Grandma for two weeks recently. Alice's mother, Mrs. Huldah Krans, enjoyed her visit with the family and hopes to return again soon. ^ The Janicki family also attended a wedding in the family recently. Their niece, Nancy LesChner, became the bride of Ronald Clesoji in a beautiful "ceremony that took place in Evanston. Three other nieces from Cape Girardeau, Mo., who also attended the wedding, returned home with the Janickls to spend the night; they were Judy, Mary Frances and Bar- £ bara Stiemle. The following day their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stiemle along with another aunt and uncle, Harriet and Frank Kuczek of Rolling Meadows, and their two children, drove out to pick up the girls. The mother of the bride, Mrs. Sally Leachner, accompanied them from Evanston for the drive. If Partying The occasion was the birthday of Mike Tillich, Sr., of Mayfair Drive. His wife, Rose, gave a birthday celebration in his honor the day before with the following guests: Mike's mother, Mrs. Tillich of Antioch; Rose's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Raiser of Chicago; her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kaiser of Mendota, 111.; W Clarice Kenney and her two children, also of Mendota; Rose's niece. Mrs. Sharon Wolhert and her son of McHenry; and Marge and Pam DeFrancisco of our lown locale, who I'm told baked the birthday cake. The next evening Mike's brother c and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tillich, and children of Mattson came out to extend their best wishes. Wee One Former residents, whom most of us know, were blessed with another wee one last Monday, July 9. Dottie and Hugh Hoyle, (Marge Palmer's sister) became the parents of a darling 5 lb., 8 oz. baby girl at 130 p.m. at McHenry hospital. Liltle Barbara Jane, as ^ she will be called, will be welw comed home by brothers and sisters, Joey, Mary Beth, Timmy a n d Michael. Grandma Giannini is holding down the fort at home until Mommy brings the new baby home. Travellers Marge and Louis DeFrancisco and daughter, Pam, spent a three-day weekend recently taking a trip to Union Lake, V Mich., where they visited Marge's sister and husband, Edna and Rex Cleal, and her niece and husband. Sharon and Lenny Prv.ionski, and their new baby son, Jeffery. While there Marge also got to visit some of her girl friends, one of whom also has a new baby boy. Louie got the chance to go fishing, and althongh they were told the fish weren't biting too good, he caught five nice size bass. If that's not biting, imagine what your catch would be if 'they were, Louie. Partying Our daughter, Judy, attended a pa jama party last Friday at the home of Lorraine and Norbert Hiller in celebration of daughter, Diane's birthday. Diane and her six guests had a grand time staying up at night playing games, eating, talking, etc. and w$rp out at five in the morning to watch Norb bring in the cows for milking. After breakfast Lorraine drove all the girls home to try and catch up on the sleep they lost. Maiy Anderson of Grandview Drive was another of the six guests who had a night of fun. Stan and I were pleased to have our friends, Mr. and Mrs. John- Stuhlman of Chicago, as overnight guests last weekend, and it's a g^ood, thing I didn't courit on Judy/for too much help,. 'cause she was tired. Saturday evening we had additional guests; Joanne and Lee Lewis and their five children of Melrose Park came for a visit. Joanne and I went to school together and we don't get to see each other too often so we did a lot of catching up on the news. Sorry to Learn We were very s^rry to learn that John Ramsauer underwent surgery last week, but we're told that if all goes well he should be home by the time you read this. Certainly hope he'll be back on his feet in no time. I'm also sorry to report that my Mom, Laura Holtfodt, took a bad fall last week. We were afraid that she had broken her hip, but after an x-ray she was allowed to return home and re cuperate there, for which she was grateful. There were two pretty sick young fellows last week. Little Tommy Hanahan and Marty Palmer were feeling mighty low for a week or so, and this is no time of the year to be sick. Missing Could it be that anyone would be so low as to steal (remove) three little artificial baby ducks from someone's front lawn? I'm afraid it's so. The same people have had driveway reflectors vanish as well. Sounds like stealing to me, and how people can sleep with this on their conscience is beyond me. Guests Lorraine and Steve Major have their niece, Francine Geisler of Oak Lawn, staying with them for two weeks. She and Janice Major are about the same age, so the girls are really enjoying it. If all goes as planned Janice will go home with Francine for two weeks. We, again, had unexpected but welcome guests. Bernice and Rich Grabinski and their two sons, Tommy and Jimmy, of Chicago and Bernice's mother, Mrs. Angel, of Park Ridge, came out to spend the day with us. We did a lot of catching up on the news with them, too, since it's been just ages since we saw them last. Happy Occasions Our birthday wishes go today (July 19) to Josephine Marczyk; tomorrow (July 20) to Herb Anderson: on the twenty-first to LaVerne Noah and little Donnie Dettlow who will lie six years old; on the twenty third to Bessie Schwieger and Gladys Kayler: on the twenty-fourth to Dorothy Bierchen, Jim Farley and young man Neil Davis who is eleven years old this year; and on the Reasons Why To See U« If Yon Need A Water System or Weill 1. Only trained personnel in their respective field of Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump inventory in the county. (Jets, Submersibles 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 available for all makes. 10. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points. 11. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ON DISPLAY 8EE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK McHenry County Well & Pump WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKFS 0F PUMPS! Located in the Village o! McCuIlom Lake 2% miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McHenry EV MtU er Residence EV *-0718 twenty-fifth to Charlotte Maule. Happy birthday to each and everyone of you and many, many more to follow. Anniversary wishes to Hedwig and James Haninger on July 21 when they will celebrate thirty-nine years of married life together; on the twenty- fourth to Eleanore and John Fiedler who chalk up fourteen years of happiness together; on July 25 to Jean and Dick Gerke and to Adeline and Hank Zeiger; on the twentysixth to Marge and Harold Palmer who will have shared twenty-two years of wedded bliss that day. May all of you enjoy many, many more years of health and happiness together. Day Camp Valley View Day camp was in session this past week, at the same location they enjoyed 'ast year. The only girl from our subdivision who attended was Mary Jane Lakowske. Betty Lakowske and Alice Bieschke were counselors at Day Camp, with Alice heading Unit No. 6, better known as Sugar . and Spice. The camp consisted of eight units, and Alice's unit decided to major in the AdvenUirer's Badge. The girls did a Tine job and this rould not have been accomplished without the use of tne tent loaned to the girls by Helen and Sol Kobus. Signing Off Thanks to a nice number of ohone calls the column seemed to go like a breeze this week, and hope you will all be nice enough to call Marge Palmer next week with your news. Marge, as you know, is pinchhitting for me while Stan is on vacation so that we and the kids can go without a worry in the world. Hef phone number is 385-1680. Please call her with your news. See you all again after vacation. 'Bye now! STORY HOUR The Woodstock public library is featuring a. story hour for the little folks Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Starting July 12, there will be a story hour for boys and girls from third through sixth grade at 10 a.m. SHOP IN McHENRY Lakemoor VILLAGE BOARD LACKS QUORUM AT on Fiesta Day, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Hatch and Airman 2/c Loren Dascher were here to see all the Fiesta Day merriment. Loren is now stationed MONTHLY MEETING | at the nike site in Arlington Annette Sefamlt Heights The regular monthly meeting of the Lakemoor village board was unable to stand in session last Thursday due to a failure to have a quorum. Summer vacations were given as the reason for the absence of some of the trustees. A tentative date of Friday, July 20, was announced. Severed residents turned out for the meeting. Jerry The Crow Have you met Jerry the Crow? He was a new little baby bird when the folks at Pokett's house picked him up out of the mud and mire and nursed him back to health. He feels a little out of place though. His own kind do not recognize him and he is so human and knows only human beings as his friends. With a friendly call to him, he lites on your arm and can be fed.' Neighbors have just about worn out their shovels hunting for worms for him. He's the most friendly pet in town. We do hope that the children will be careful when s handling Jerry so as not to ruffle his feathers. We're Proud Of Alyce Kowal who is now senior regent of the Moose lodge in McHenry. Alyce was one of our early residents herein the village and we all want her to know how very proud we are of her work. Good luck, Alyce. Busy Vacation Marge Beahler has been on vacation and it doesn't seem as tho she's doing too much sitting around. On July 3, Marge and Ted celebrated their twenty-seventh wedding anniversary. From the twentyninth of June to the fifth of July, Marge's mom and dad came down from Eau Claire, Wis., to spend their vacation with the children. During the week, Ted's friends from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fay, dropped out. On Sunday, July 8, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dascher came out from Eau Claire and At Bible Camp Miss Lorrie Beahler and Kennie Opalka returned on Saturday, July 14, from the Alliance Bible Camp at Manville, 111. economy-tire buyers "never had it so good I' ••••«• HCW fm with precision-bladed tread design 7.50-14 Tubeless NYLON Blackwalls 6.70-15 Tube Type Add $3 for Whitewalls 1295 16.70-15 Tubeless <1495 All Prices Plus Tax ALL SIZES cmpm-abiy LOW PRICED Available wBh black or whBm *kU~ wafit.,.tub* fype or fubefest Mow's The Time To Trade Tires BATTERIES - TIRES - TUBES for Tractors, Trucks and All Passenger Cars Special Trade-In Allowance from $1 to $5 on your old battery. Complete CALL US... FARM TIRE for your SERVICE Truck Tire Needs McHenry Tire Mart WALT FREUND, Prop. 8931 W. Main St. Phone 383-0294 McHenry, 111. Perish The Ahought Poor Rick Foss and Tommy Para. They sure had a time this past week. Seems that they both won a duck at the Legion carnival and had all sorts of fun with their' new pets. Rick named his Ugly, and Tom dubbed his Stinky. Well everything went along well until they had to leave the pets for a day. While they were gone, the rains came. They returned home to find that both little fluffs were dead. Feeling very badly, they proceeded to hold graveside rites in Tommy's back yard. Barb Para and Fluffy, the Para dog, looked wistfully on as Jim Cassell did the honors. Better luck next year, kids! Alfred Seyfferth P©e.s Old timers as well as new friends were saddened last week to learn of the passing of Alfred Seyfferth. He was 81 years old and one of the early settlers of what is now Lilymoor. Services were held on Saturday in Chicago. Burial was in the Waldheim cemetery. Mr. Seyfferth was a Mason. Friends here in Lakemoor extend their heart-felt sympathy to Le Orra and the children. Alfred and Le Orra left the area to make their home in Texas. Last December, he suffered a stroke which necessitated the move back to Tee Hirano's home in Villa Park. He and Le Orra have been with Tee since they returned. my information and Sadie says she's really had it" for the past "five weeks. She was sent to the Woodstock hospital for an x-ray and it is believed that she does have gall bladder trouble. Sadie's husband, Harold, will be going in to have his heart checked pretty soon. We wish Sadie a quick recovery and hope that her pain is soon eased. Sadie's 111 Talked to Lil Summerville last week and she informed me that Sadie Stanley, the folks who bought the Werz home, has been pretty sick. I did make a call to Sadie to check Femme New little new-born -- a precious caress, -- No boyish romper -- instead lacy dress -- No boat and baseball, -- better dollies and curls, -- 'Tis not for boys, -- This ones for girls. A darling little baby girl was born July 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald DeLeeuw of Montgomery, Ala. Mrs. Joan DeLeeuw is the former Joan Vacondio of Riverside Drive. Little Cynthia Laura weighed in at 7 lbs. and 1 oz. and will be mighty proud of her heritage since her daddy is in the Air Force in service of his United States. Cynthia is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vacondio of 308 Riverside. Grandmother Vacondio is in Montgomery at the present time giving aid to Joan and will be met there during the week by her daughters, Sharon and Judy, and her husband, Dan. Congratulations Joan and Don and a special congratulation wish to grandma and grandpa! Gone Fishing! That fine old friend of ours, Red Summerville, is fast becoming our local angler. He's gone , fishing, with his wife, Lillian, this time in Alabama where he's vacationing at his folks home with his family. They left their new home so as to relax away from the grass seed and planting. We understand that Red's father has been quite ill and they frequently make a trip out to make sure he's coming along all right. They returned on July 15. Family Visit On June 23, Mr. and Mrs. Krai enjoyed a visit " from their daughter and son-in-law, Virginia Win Hugh Boyle, of Champaign. J Phillip Gillman Passes » Oldtimers in the area will be surprised to hear of the passing of Phillip Gillman of Morton Grove. He had been a long time summer resident here until they purchased their Home in Morton Grove. He passed a^way on July 14 and was buried in Skokie. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sarley attended the funeral of their old friend. Amen This reporter was much gratified by the response of her readers this past week and noted that they are writing the telephone number down in their little black books. The number again is 385-5536. Do call and give me your news. If I am not available, please^ leave your name and I'll call back as soon as possible. ENROLL IN COLLEGE Thomas Creighton, son of Mrs. James Creighton' of 1113 W. Rocky Beach road, and Rogene Fox of 520/ N. Leeside, McHenry, are among the 227 students enrolled in the twentieth Lake Forest college summer session. Mr. Creighton is enrolled in United States history and the other local student is studying the New Testament.' EVERGREEN 5-4345 Full Responsibility From start to finish, we handle every detail and take full responsibility for workmanship and materials on every construc tion job. We are not just building brokers who subcontract the work. Your best guarantee of complete satisfaction is to know your contractor iiiP* What motorist wouldn't happily trade circumstances with this delighted gentleman? For this is his first Cadillac--and its arrival in his driveway has occasioned almost as much excitement in the neighborhood as it has in his own home. But if you appreciate his good fortune--then envy him also his wisdom. For he has, without ai)y question, made the move to the "car of cars" fit the ideal moment. He discovered, for instance, that the Cadillac Coupe is now actually priced beU^ eleven models of other less desirable motor cars. Furthermore, he found that most of the features he wanted--power steering, power braking and //'tk'civay/ Hydra-Matic drive--were included in the initial price of a Cadillac. And he has already had a hint of other Cadillac economies. The gasoline gauge has barely budged off the "full" mark and the car moves so quietly that he knows he can drive it with pride for years to come. Yet, he'll be in for a happy surprise when the time does come to sell it. For a Cadillac can be expected to retain a greater portion of its value than any other motor car. So if you have a Cadillac in your heart--then let us show you how quickly and easily we could put one in your driveway. Come see us at any time. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER I OVERTON CADILLAC-PONTIAC COMPANY 1112 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY