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Page Twenty-Four THE McHENltY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, August 16; 1962 llcCullom Lake CULLOM-KNOLL ASS'N. MEETS TO ELECT OFFICERS Eve Levesque The annual election of officers which didn't come off the 1st Sunday in August will take place at 8 p.m. tonight (Thursday) in the beachhouse. It is imperative that every member attend -so that a slate of dedicated people can carry on the vital, work of the organization which maintains the beach and park. Everyone likes to use the facilities, but far too few are carrying the burden of supporting the obligations. In order to cast a ballot, you must be a member in good standing. However, you can attend the meeting tonight and pay your dues at this time and will be eligible. New members can be received and are also eligible to vote. . Many important items of business need action also and these will be brought before the assembly. Will YOU be there? Summer Resident Succumbs An illness of a terminal nature claimed the life of Mrs. Mary Palumbo, about 54, last week Wednesday. She had been ill for some time and hospitalized at intervals, but at the time of her death she was at home. Services for the widow were held on Saturday with funeral Mass at St. Boniface's at 9:30 a.m. and interment in St. Adelbert's cemetery, Niles. She is survived by one son, Ray Angelski. The Palumbos owned their cottage on W. Orchard Drive for about 10 years. Mr. Palumbo died in 1951. "Child" Bride and Groom Wed 25 Years Only 16 years old was Sally Hocin when she and Tony said "I do" 25 years ago, Aug. 9. They were married in Crown Point, Ind., in 1937. She turnone grandchild. Their eldest - Judi, is now Mrs. David Young and the mother of almost year old Scotty. Next in line is Anthony, Jr. - 21 and presently somewhere at sea in the service of the United States Navy. All the rest reside at home, including Teddy, 19, Jeanne, 16, Jeanette, almost 14, Sally, 12; Alex, 10; Jimmy, 6; and Timmy, 2. One son, Allen, died in 1954 at age 5Vfe months. The Hocins have been residents since Sept., 1950, and for a short while, Tony served as a member of the local "gendarmes". Sally is a member of the Ladies of the Lake and they are members of the Cullom- Knoll Assodiation. They had planned a small celebration but the death of their dear friend, Mary Palumbo, the day before put the "kibosh" on that. Instead, they had a cookout for the family. Among the many lovely gifts was a huge baby carnation .arrangement from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dean and a handsome silver tray with 25 silver dollars from son, Teddy. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Adams called to offer their congrats and brought a huge cake which Mickey had baked. It was about 24 inches in length, 18 inches wide with trimmings suitable for the occasion. We wish Sally and Tony every happiness as they start on their journey towards their GOLDEN year! Screwy Dozen "Invites" Are Out The invitations for the "Screwy Dozen" reunion have been mailed and should be received this week. If you don't receive one and feel that you are entitled, please call this reporter at 385-3191. The guest list was compiled from memory since there were no official records of all the members. Should be a "howling" fine time on Sept. 15 when the old gang meets at McDonald's for food, fun, and reminiscing. burg, recently, with Father Jo-, seph Blitsch officiating. The little lad was born on July 13. Proud uncle Dennis served as godfather with Elizabeth Costello, the mother's cousin as godmother,. A dinner for the family was served at the home of the young Huffs and attended by maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Groh, and son, Nick, and Henry Adams of Richmond. Gathering Of The Clan It was practically "open house" at the home of Barbara and Joe DeMar on Sunday with relatives arriving from far and near. Their daughter, Mary, who is attending St. Mary's Convent in Prairie du Chien, Wis., spent three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hawk, Joe's cousins and was brought home by the Hawks. Bob Hawk is the well known radio announcer on the staff at WCFL. The couple stayed with the DeMars until Tuesday. Also present were Joe's brother and wife, Col. John and Jean DeMar. He was stationed at the^ Pentagon in Washington witfi the Signal Corps. They are now residing in Arlington Heights and waiting for new orders. Condition Worsens A call received at noon on Monday informed us that Charles Temple, the son-in-law of Sally Olsen, was rushed back to St. Anne's hospital in critical condition. She and husband, Theodor, drove into the city immediately to be with Sally's daughter, Gertrude. Charley, who is a teacher at Steinmetz high school, has been battling a serious infection for several months. Presented At The Font Stephen Nicholas, the infant son of Ann Marie and Gene ed 17 five days later. They now | Huff, was christened at St. have nine living children and ! John's Catholic church, Johns- FRANK J. GREEN ESTATE 2-Day Sale AUCTION 2-Day Sale August 20 and 21,1962 Al'TIONEERS: Dan Powers and Ed Vogel To settle the Estate of the late Frank J. Green, the following farm personal property will be sold as follows: The following two herds are outstanding dairy cattle and will make good replacements or help establish new milk base (All cattle TB and state laboratory BANGS tested). On Monday, August 20, 1962 (Commencing at 10:00 a.m.) On Farm No. 1 located miles West of Woodstock on U. S. 14 at the West entrance of the Woodstock By-Pass: 112 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK -- Including 83 head Dairy Cattle, consisting of young cows and first calf heifers, fresh and close springers at sale date; 2 Holstein Bulls, service age; 27 Hogs. MACHINERY -- 1 McD. "45" Tractor; 1 McD. Super "M" Tractor; 1 McD. "M" Tractor; 1 McD. "B" Tractor; 1 New Idea 2-row Corn Picker (mounted, 1-year old); 1 McD. 4-row Corn Planter (new); 1 Gandy Grandular Spreader (new); 1 McD. 12-ft. Grain Drill; 1 Kewanee Disc on rubber with hydraulic cylinder; 1 McD. 4-section Drag; 1 McD. Manure Loader; 1 McD. 4-row Corn Cultivator; 1 J.D. Side Delivery Rake; 1 New Idea 7-ft. Hay Mower; 1 M.C. Chopper (new); 1 New Holland Baler (new); 1 McD. 7-ft. Combine; 1 New Holland Manure Spreader; 1 rubber-tired Wagon and Silo Box; 1 McD. 3-16-in. Plow; 2 McD. 3-14-in. Plows; 1 Wagon and Rack; 1 Mall Chain Saw; 1 Ford Post Hole Digger; 1 E-Z Flow Spreader; 1 Decker Spray and Motor; 1 Mott Mower; 1 Table Saw; 1 Wagon and Rack; 2 McD. 2-row Cultivators; 1 Endgate Seeder; 1 Wagon with iron wheels; 1 Papec Hammermill and Belt; 1 All-crop Dryer; 2 Sit-down Rotary Lawn Mowers; Harnesses, Collars and Saddles; Miscellaneous Tools and Equipment. On Tuesday, August 21,1962 (Commencing at 10:00 a.m.) On Farm No. 2 located 3 miles West of Woodstock on U S 14 at the Hartland Blacktop road. 25 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE -- Several registered, close springers and fresh cows; 1 Bull, 20 mos. old. MACHINERY -- 1 A.C. "WD" Tractor; 1 A.C. 3-14-in. Plow (mounted); 1 A.C. 2-row Cultivator; 1 Ford Tractor; 1 JD Disc on rubber with hydraulic cylinder; 1 3-section Steel Drag; 1 Case Rotary Hoe; 1 Case Combine with engine; 1 McD. 10- ft. Windrower; 1 McD. Grain Binder; 1 McD. 28-in. Grain Separator; 1 J.D. Manure Spreader; 1 Kewanee 32-ft. Elevator; 1 12-ft. Grain Elevai >r; 1 Case Corn Chopper with attach." 1 New Holland Silo Blower and Pipes; 1 20-ft. Elevator-' 2 Rubber Tired Wagons & Silo Boxes! 1 Lindsey Unloading Jack; 1 Wagon and Rack; 1 Massey Harris Hay Loader; 1 J D Subsoiler; 2 Flare Boxes; 1 Steel Box; 1 J.D. Spring Tooth Harrow; 1 Gas Tank; 1 McD. Hammermill; 1 2-wheeled Trailer; Feed Bunks and Hay Rack; Posts, Fence and Wire; Miscellaneous Tools and Equipment. TERMS: $25 or under CASH -- Over $25 Usual Bank Terms -- Lunch Wagon On Grounds -- Frank J. Green Estate MARY B. GREEN* Executrix FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member F.D.I.C. Federal Reserve System -- NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS -- Fifteen Gals and 43 Kids! That's a pretty good sized crowd and Mrs. Peggy Kasper played hostess last week at the beach. The women are members of the Mary and Sarah Circles of the Community Methodist church and met for a day of fun 'N' sun. The fortythree youngsters ranged in age from 10 months to 12 years. The women brought picnic lunches and mothers and kiddies were dressed for swimming and sunning. Those present included Laura Belford, Louise Winters, Nancy Ewald, Veretta Gerstad, Joy Dass, Lorraine Thomas, Harriet Marshall, Barbara Meurer, Shirley George, Jan Kozy, Sandy Leonard, Marilyn Bohl, Shirley Blumberg, and Margaret Lightner. About 3:30, they all started to scamper for home, in time to have dinner on the table at the usual time! Holiday Hills PROPERTY OWNERS MEET TO DISCUSS PURCHASING LAND Inez Young All residents of Holiday Hills are cordially invited and urged to attend a special meeting of the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association to be held at the Community Congregational church in Island Lake on Monday, Aug. 20, at 8 p.m. The purpose of this special meeting is to discuss the purchase of a plat of land, 4% acres in area, to be used for a play area and community house. I'm sure all of you will be interested in hearing all the lies not so much in the various things that happened, but the way jshe tells them. A real fine person, she was the guest at the norne of Marge and Ole Olsen last week. She is their son Tom's godmother. Even with two J Tommys under one roof, they managed to keep things straight. Marge served a tasty luncheon last week which Sally Olsen and I were fortunate enough to attend, in her guest's honor. Mrs. Thomas climbed aboard the Greyhound bus on Friday night for the long trip home, and we can bet her companions on the trip were well entertained! Two more batches of company are expected at the Olsen home this month. Attend Governor's Day Theresa Schultz, daughter, Lynne, and Mrs. Irene Sales were scheduled to be in Springfield today to attend the democratic convention during the state fair. Highlight of the da> will be attending the tea at the home of Governor Kerner. Correction, Please In error, we printed the name of the new store owners as Lorse and it should have read Loser, pronounced with a long O. Our humble apologies. Hectic Bus Ride You would have to meet Mrs. Lillian Thomas (called Tommy) in order to properly appreciate the harrowing bus ride she had from Louisville. Ky., to McHenry. The humor Tot Plays Hostess Cute as a button was Sandy Straumann as she welcomed her guests to the party to cele» brate her second birthday on Monday, Aug. 13. Those attending included her playmates Janie Frost, D.D. and Matt Levesque and Kevin Rourke. Nifty "Gifty" Days Belated "congrats" to Antoinette (Tony) and George Luto who marked their thirtysixth wedding anniversary son Aug. 14. . . Big day today! Judy Michels turns 14 - Lois Parenti marks her natal day - Earl Nelson is a "39er" in goo-o-o-d standing - Sally Olsen is a peppy 71, and "life begins" for me- - all on Aug. 16. . . Sirteen years in "double harness" for Lorraine and Gene Frost tomorrow, Aug. 17. Two couples wed 2 years on Aug. 20. They are Anita and Dan McMahon and Joanne and Frank Branham. Best wishes to all of us! Feels more like October than August. Watch the thermometer soar when the kids go back to school! That's my cheery thought for today. Bye for now, see you next week. details (not rumors) of this undertaking. Be sure to keep Monday open and re-read your newsletter. This could be the start of the biggest advance our community has made. Every dream has a beginning. All of our homes started with a piece of land first. This piece of land can be the start of fulfilling all the dreams we've had for a place, close to home, for our children and young people. Helen Boettcher, Luau Queen Helen Boettcher was crown-- ed 'Queen Helen' at the Hoik day Hills Woman's Club Lu^u held at the Mahon home oq Birch street. Never knew we had so many 'Islanders' here. The gals came out in their muu muus, sarongs and grass skirts. The committee created the atmosphere with flowers strewn all over, palm leaves, and even the cub scouts helped by letting us use their stuffed pig that they had for their luau. Hawaiian music played in the background while the ladie9, sitting on cushions on the floor, enjoyed punch and an island fruit salad served from melon bowls. Our utensils were bamboo sticks. Each lady was presented with a lei when she arrived to complete the feeling that we were really in the islands. The gals who worked so hard on this enjoyable evening were Virginia Lundelius, Mary Mahon and her mom, Mrs. Rackwolski who made the leis. Eunice Heise, Midge Teuber, Gloria Smith and Mary Mahon were hostesses for the Luau. Weeds! Say, doesn't it look nice to see the weeds, which had all but taken us over, going down? Just in case you wondered, or don't know how this is being done, I'd like to explain. This tractor, which is being used, is now the property of the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association. It heis been purchased by them. The men running the tractor are volunteers who want to see Holiday Hills improved. If any of you have the ability or know how to run a tractor, and would like to help, call either Mr. Postal or Mr. Harper. Kindergarten Bus Fare Each year we need one or two mothers who will volunteer to collect the fare for the bus that comes in for the children in kindergarten. This year we already have two mothers who volunteered. ' They are Chady Ary and Kay MacWilliams. If you have a youngster going into kindergarten this year give either of these ladies a call for further details. Bryan Walks on 1st Birthday Bryan Malzahn took his first steps on his first birthday, July 20. A party was given in honor of the big occasion on Sunday, July 22. Among the guests were his great-grandparents Malzahn and Weinrich, his grandma and grandpa Malz a h n , g r e a t - u n c l e E d m u n d Weinrich and his godparents, Mr., and Mrs. Ronald Weinrich. Get Well Wishes We're sending get well wishes to Elmer Mettelka who is now at home after a stay and many tests at MrHenry hospital. Elm will be going to a Chicago hospital" for further tests soon. We're all hoping they find the trouble soon, Elm so you and everyone else can relax. We'd also like to report that after the Woman's club received a lovely note from Ellen Erickson about how she wished she could have attended the Luau we decided to take it to her. On Thursday Mary Mahon, Vi Abbink and I went over for a visit and took salad and nut breads, flowers and a lei so she could enjoy the Luau also. I'm pleased to report that Mrs. Erickson is coming along nicely. She is following doctors orders and resting some and even doing some of her work little by little. Her granddaughter, Kris, Jack's daughter was doing a fine job of 'Grandma sitting'. The one worry of Mrs. Erickson now is that her youngest son, Eddie, is in the hospital now and she can't get out to see him. Tom Ary Celebrates Tom Ary celebrated his ninth birthday with a party on Aug. 3. On the program were a picnic supper, games and dancing for ten of his friends. On hand to enjoy the happy occasion were Bonnie McWilliams, 'Linda Velman,' Pam Potratz, Matthew Justes, Joey and Tom Landis, Scott Musolf, April Young and of course Tom's brother, Ricky. and Ray Baird who are enjoying a trip to Yellowstone. As many as 5 million maple t r e e s a r e o r d i n a r i l y t a p p e d each spring for the sap from which maple syrup and sugar is produced-- (annual market value, some $2 million. Vacationers The Jendes just returned from a two week camping trip thru lower Michigan and Canada. During their trip they stopped for a visit with Rene's mom, Mrs. Ozan Bazoff, in Caspin, Mich. Just got a card from Jean Rely On Us To Send You A Cab Call us for quickest cab service. No matter what the weather may be, our Radio Dispatched Cab will be there within minutes. McHenry Cab Ph. EVergreen 5-0723 2 Use Our Free Planning Service! Considering a room ad dition--a major repair job--or remodeling? Let us help you on proper JH materials, and other important points you'll need to know! Plus an estimate on the job. This exact information can guide you to a safe and worry free decision. SH0WD0WM SAIE IM McHENRY i WISCONSIN FINANCE AUTION AUCTION SALE Valiant "225" beats Ford and Chevrolet V-S'i at Riverside! At the now-famous "Showdown at Riverside" a '62 Plymouth V-8 beat a '62 Ford V-8 and Chevrolet V-8 in 8 out of 10 events. Afterwards the U. S. Testing Company was asked to conduct a special test between the '62 Valiant with the optional 225-cu.-in. engine and the full-size Ford and Chevrolet V-8's. The official results are below: RICHMOND HILL HORSE FARM JULE LOHN, Owner Located 2 miles East of Richmond, 111. on Highway 173, then South on Clark Road IV2 miles. SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 Starting at 1:00 p.m. REAL ESTATE -- 55 ACRE HORSE FARM. This is an exceptional well laid out farm with 8 large pastures and hardwood paddocks. These have been under pasture management by farm designer. The following buildings are in excellent condition: 1-22 stall brand new horse barn with 12x12 hardwood stalls hayloft above and office in barn. 1--5 stall stud barn just built new. 1--40x60 hay barn in perfect condition with new roof. 1-- 24x40 garage or machine shed. 4 bedroom house with stone fireplace, completely remodeled, new gas heating plant, all new wiring, IV2 baths, new aluminum storms and screens. Farm has 2 new deep wells with cross over pumping systems. VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT TO RIGHT PARTY. For prior inspection to farm, Phone Lake Geneva, Wis. CH 8-3173 or CH 8-2360. Wilbur Kuecker Real Estate Broke & Auctioneer. FARM MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT -- Massey Ferguson Model 35 Special, like new condition; International Harvester Model M with power steering and EZ ride seat; New Holland Model 68 Hayliner Baler with Wisconsin Motor, wagon hitch and bale chute; New Idea Hay Crimper, used for first cutting, like new condition; Mayrath Elevator, 24 feet long and 20 inches wide with 8 foot drag hopper; Cunningham Manure Spreader, like new condition, used 8 months, with top beater, high sides and P.T.O. driven; New Shawnee 3 point rear grader blade; Lindsay farm wagon, like new, with flack rack; International 3-14-in. trail type plow with plow chief bottoms' Case 9 foot Wheel Disk; Gehl Blower with P.T.O. drive and short hopper, like new, 1 year old; Oat Crusher with 3 h.p. motor, like new, for crimping oats to feed horses. PICKUP TRUCK, ROTO TILLER & POWER LAWN MOWER -- 1961 Chevrolet Apache V2 Ton Pickup with long box (styleside) and Radio;' Power Lawn Mower, 27 inch Toro reel type with sulky riding attachment, like new; Portable Air Compressor, V2 h.p. Capacitor motor, used 1 week only, new 9 Tow Chains, 5/16"xl4 feet long with grab hooks. LAND MASTER POWER TILLER, MODEL MK150 -- Complete with the following attachments: Roto Tiller, Rotary Mower, Chain Saw, Sprayer, Hedge Trimmer, Pruning Saw Steel Power Brushes, Polisher and Sander, Hedge Trimmer! Grinder and Drill. (All attachments are new in the box and never unpacked yet.) MISCELLANEOUS -- Hudson Power Sprayer with Briggs & Stratton Motor, sprays 80 feet; Feed Cart on rubber; Wheelbarrow; Bench Grinder; New Sump Pump; Western Saddle and Bridle and well trained Horse. Usual Wisconsin Finance Corp. auction terms will be announced day of sale. Sale Clerked By WISCONSIN FINANCE CORPORATION RAY BERG, Manager WAYNE OSTERLIE, Clerk Elkhorn, Wis. -- Phone 723-3260 WILBUR KUECKER, Auctioneer -- Geneva, Wis. U.S. TESTING CO. OFFICIAL RESULTS EVENT VALIANT "225" CHEVROLET V-8 FORD V-8 QUARTER-MILE DASH 18.8 sec. 19.2 sec. 20.5 sec. 0-T0-60 DRAG 12.3 sec. 13.6 sec. 15.4 sec. STANDING KILOMETER 36.1 sec. 36.5 sec. 38.3 sec. PAA WE'RE HAVING A PRICE SHOWDOWN Confused about clean-up-time prices? Here's how to get the straight facts. Come in and compare prices during our gigantic "Showdown Sale/' A showdown on price... and on value. This is the time of year when trade-in allowances are exceptionally high and you pocket the savings! Prices on the '62 Valiant are reduced to make our deals extra attractive. HURRY IN AND CHECK VALIANT'S LOW PRICES! A. S. Blake Motors, Inc. 2508 West Route 120, McHenry i