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Thursday. August 12. 1985 "HIE McHPlRV PI.AINDPALEH Section One -- Page "fluff MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 885-3191 LAKELAND PARK TEAM AUGUST 14 The local all-stars will play Lakeland Park all-stars at Lakeland Park field Saturday, boirinninu; at 1 p.m. The young lads have had a good season, playing as many as four games a week, but they would like to have more parents coming to spur them, on. They are also hoping to have many spectators for the BI.G game on Saturday. Arthur Stuhlfeier "has taken an active interest in the young lads and has set up a reward program for any. of the'.'hoys who hit .home runs. Alex Ilocin hit the first and was presented with a credit slip, for; a - soda or sundae at one of the local business establishments. Manager Hill Kaminski has scheduled a picnic for the boys on Sunday, Aug. 21.). Through the efforts of Clene Johnson, the youngsiers will he Ireated to horseback riding at the Fox Lake State Park. " Including players and managers, alxnit fifty..will be making the trip to Fox Lake. If you cannot attend the All- Star game on Saturday, try to make some of the regular games. They play Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, starting at p.m. at the beach. Kveluingjc Vows Congratulations and best wishes to George Baumbeck and his new bride, the former Lillian Michelsen of McHenry. Young (Jeorge and Lillian exchanged vows and lings in ihe chambers of Judge John Kaulman Saturday, July .'51, at p.m. Volunteers For Festival Many workers are needed for 1he Cullom-Knoll summer festival to be held Saturday, August 2X. According to the three "R's" Rich Johnson, Rog Kinsey and Ray Lary, the festival will feature a bike parade, buggy promenade, and t/he choosing of Miss McCullom Lake. Ohrys Lcvesque will handle the last feature, and contestants between the ages of 4-7 should l>egin registering now. If you have a girl child in this age group, please call .",sr>-:m)i. If you would like, to offer your services for running any of the many games, call Rich Johnson at .'i8.r)-6467. Village Board Routine reports were submitted by the various chairmen at the last meeting of the president and trustees, Monday, Aug, 2. Road repairs were scheduled to begin on Tuesday of this week. The next meeting will be held Monday, Aug. l(i. The public is invited and encouraged to altend. Round For Duty In Hawaii DC:* Don Vycital of the Coast Guard and his new bride, 1he former Sandy Austin, left the village last Saturday by car for the west coast, for about 4-o flays. They came from Ohio on the first of August and visited with Henrietta and Harold for a week. Don, who has been stationed in Ohio, has [licked up the lovely duty of two to three years in Hawaii! The two were married in Ohio on June 12. Don will be stationed at Barber's Point Naval Air Station on Ihe island of Oahu, which is about 20 miles from Honolulu. They arc looking forward to this new assignment with a great deal of enthusiasm. John Vycital who is stalioned with the 6th fleet was last known to be in Spain, enroute to other main ports in the Mediterranean. Hospitalized A^ain Edna Ayers, the young teenager, who was a patient in McHenry hospital last week, was re-admitted on Monday of this week, scheduled for surgery on Tuesday. With youth on her side, we're hoping her recovery will be very rapid. And They Say Women (Jet Confused! Frank Poledna" had a nerve shattering experience recently. Seems as though he was jit Arlington Race track watching the ponies. He went to the parking lot for his car, only- to find it gone! He searched the area and discovered another of the same make and color, but definitely not his. He deduced that, someone else became mistaken and took the wrong car. Turned out he was right. Track authorities wired the other man, but it was 10 p.m. before they were able to reach him. He was completely unaware of Ihe switch he had made. It cost him forty dol- i lars to rectify Ihe error. Oh yes, Frank got home safely by | cab. • Weekend House finest \Vc spent a deli';,htfui weekend with Dan Caspers of Park Forest as our guest. He is senior business major at Mac- Murray College and it was on the campus that daughter Chrys and he met. D<'in arrived late'Fridily evening and departed Monday afternoon. Matt and DeeDee were thrilled Sunday afternoon with the prospect of time at the County Fair, with Chrys and Dan. Joy turned to despair when the sky o|>ened up with the deluge. Attend Silver Wedding Anniversary Sally and Papa Olsen spent the weekend in Chicago with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Charles Temple. The occasion was the silver wed,ding anniversary party for -Gert and Charley. Saturday night, the walls were bulging when the entire clan congregated for a great time. Orchid Occasions Ken Frost is a young man of 18 today, Aug. 12 . . . Sandy Straumann will have six canfiles on her cake, Aug. 1M . . . Tony and George Luto will be wed 39 years on Aug. 14. Natal day greetings to Ed Crick, Terri Mai will be 3 and Sherry Jensen will be 9 all on Aug. 14 . . . Judy Michaels will be 17, Michael White will he 5 a'nd birthday greetings to Lois Parenti, Earl Nelson, Sally Olsen, and your reporter on Aug. 16. Things are quieting down around our house, I'm . gratefijl to say. See you next week? COMMANDER HOSTS AUGUST MEETING OF WAR VETERANS The August meeting of McHenry Barracks No. 1315 of the Veterans of World War I was held on Thursday evening, Aug. 3. Commander Pat Owen and his wife, Reba, were the hosts for this outdoor dinner meeting at their home on Country Club Drive. The ladies of Ihe American Legion Auxiliary prepared and served a delicious roast beef dinner for the Barracks members and their wives. Seventy were present, including five visitors from Woodstock Barracks. During the evening Pat Cairns showed many of his pictures of his | travels throughout the United | States, Canada, Alaska and | Mexico. Women of the Moose Jf^erSonal& Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake returned recently from a trip to New Orleans where they visited many places of interest. Enroute there they stopped in Belleville. III., to see the Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows, and on their return trip they spent some time sightseeing in Springfield. Dr. and Mrs. Delbert Whiting, daughter, Nancy, and Lloyd Whiting and children of Elgin were guests of. Miss Genevieve Knox Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Llovd Whiting and son are visiting relatives in Effg'land.. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Kinsey and family returned' recently from a week's vacation al'Lodi, Wis. Sister Mary St. Hilda", and a sister Companibn have returned to Lincoln, Nebr., after a few flays visit . in the home. of her brother. Robert Conway, and other, relatives in this vicinity. While here they were guests of honor at a family-get-together at the John Whalen home in Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haufe of Neenah, Wis., who were spending ihe week in Rockford. were dinner guests in the home of her sister. Mrs. A1 Grever, and husband Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brokamp and three sons were recent visitors in the Leo Blake home. They were enroute to their home in Delphos, Ohio, from a vacation at the Dells of Wisconsin. Mrs. F. J. Aicher, Mrs. George Steilen, George and Leo Heimer were entertained in the Erwin Laures home in Northbrook Thursday. Howard Cairns and Edward Kennebeck have returned from a most enjoyable 5,300 mile trip in which they travelled through several of the southern states and Mexico where they visited many places of inlercst. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Johnson and children of Arlington Heights vacationed in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Johnson, several flays the past week. Mr. and Mrs. William Althoff motored fo Jefferson, Wis., to pick up their grandson, Jimmy Wiater, who paid them a brief visit before going on tf> O'Hare Field where he boarded a plane for Long Beach, Calif., to spend a few weeks vacation with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wiater. Mrs. Ernestine Christian of Chicago was a weekend visitor in the home of her father,' Dr. Henry Freund. Mesdames Alpha Pedersen, Kathrvn Worts, Elizabeth Schoewer and Ann Moellenkamp attended the monthly meeting of the McHenry County Past Oracles Club, with' Woodstock members serving as hostesses at a picnic at Woodstock park. Their next meeting will be held on Sept. 7 when members of Riverview Camp. McHenry, will entertain with a picnic at the city park. Miss Margaret Stansu of Chicago is spending the week in the William Jordan home. Mrs. Gladys Dusenberry of Chicago was a guest there on Friday, and Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Carter Givens of Elgin. Rita : Ulrich and daughter. Grctchen, attended the open house held in St. Charles, to honor Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ulrich on the occasion of their fifty-fifth' - wedding anniversary/ This was followed by • a dinner for the immediate family. Mrs. Bessie Sund and Mrs. Viola Ruchert of Crystal Lake, Mr. and1 Mrs. Chailcs Su'nd 'of I Ridgefield, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-1 ert H o l t f r e t e r d a u g h t e r . Holly. j of Woodslock and Mr. and j Mrs. Paul Pat/ke were Sunday guests in the Laverne Sund home where they helped Mrs. Bessie Sund celebrate her eightieth birthday. Mrs. Harry Fruik and children have returned from Crystal Falls, Mich., where they spent the past month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sig Engstrom. Mrs. Helen Heuser accompaied her son, Henry, and family, tjf Chicago, to Michigan for a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Dav. Lynn and Kevin have returned from a vacation in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Amo and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rolfs of Kenosha "visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Kathleen Amo, who had spent the past week here returned home with them. John and Phillip Thennes spent a few flays this week calling on old friends in Wisconsin. The Bernard Hamil and William Hamil families spent the past week vacationing in Minoqua, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patzke and children of Champaign spent a few days recently with relatives here where they attended his class reunion. The Robert Keller family of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tracy and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Maxwell an'd daughter of Evanston, . the Louis Pit - zen family of Grayslake, the James Wagner family of Milton, Wis., and the Robert Wayman family of Arlington Heights were here to attend a reunion of the Weber family held at the city park Sunday. Sister Edulfa of Warrenville is spending the week with Mcby Lovie Mrotz The regular meeting of the Women of the Moose was held Tuesday, Aug. 3, with a very nice turnout. "Three new candidates were enrolled into our lodge. They were as follows: Frances Hodges, Marge Ilager and Edna Petlak. The fifth Tuesday of this month will be our open meeting with the men, and don't forget, girls, bring those delicious dishes to pass as it will be pot luck. The meeting 'was closed with refreshments served. Happiness has been defined as "having good health and a poor memory". ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY 18-40 JOIN McHENRY YOUNG DEMOCRATS Donations Accepted DONALD KINSALA 206 N. Honda 3H5-6428 • DONALD E. QUI ST 605 N. Hill Rd. 385-4013 OLD FOLKS HAVEN • PRIVATE * LOVING CARE 24 Hour Duty Nurse Room & Board, Reasonable PHONE 385-2880 THANKS TO YOU ... 1965 4-H LIVESTOCK AUCTION BUYERS CHAMPIONS BEEF -- National Tea Food Store - Grand Champion Steer Westman Nursery Reserve Grand Champion 4-H Production Credit Association --• Reserve Grand Champion Open Class Arnold Wittmus <4.\4 Feeds) -- Rate of Gain Champion SWINE -- Ileinold Hog Market -- Grand Champion Market Hog 4-H Production Credit Association. Arnold Wittmus i4\4 Feeds i Grand Champion Pen 4-H Ileinold Hog Market, Henry Marlowe, Huntley Grand Champion Pen Open Class SHEEP -- National Tea Co., Woodstock -- Grand Champion Markel Lamb 4-H Cary Lions Club, William Russell, Ted Wickman Grand Champion Pen 4-H ^ Herbert Franks, Attorney -- Grand Champion Wether Open Col. E. J. Teberg. Crystal Lake. OTHER STEER BUYERS -- Slate Rank of Woodslock; A. A. Anderson Implement Co.; Marlowe Feed & Hatchery; Leonard Reetstra. Harvard: McHenry County Fair Association; McHenry Sand and Gravel; Bauman Builders; Bakley Construction Co.; Mr- Henry County Livestock Feeders Assn.; Gluth Brothers Construction; Ilicksgas, Inc.; Esmond & Douglas, Wayne Feeds: Farm and Fleet; Eugene Fredrieks. Auctioneer; Don Hansen, Woodstock; Robert Leali, Attorney; 1st National Bank of Woodstock; Holmes Rambler Sales; Curran Contracting Co.; O'Leary Construction Co.; Stewart Locker Service; Northwood Mink Farm; Shields Oil Company; Harms Farm & Grain Automation; Dick WalraMi. Woodstock; Federal Land Bank; O'Leary Brothers: 1>t State Bank of Harvard; Osterberg Trucking; Jones Packing Company; Bland Lee, Barrington; Embert H'n:; Lakeland Construction Co.; McHenry Ready Mix; Tidy Magikist Rug Co.; R. J. Herelev & Son; McHenrv Co. F. S. Inc.; Gil Clausen, Woodstock; Woodslock Moose; Harvard State Bank; Harry C. Kinne, Attorney; W. A. Brown Mfg. Co.; Tidy Rug Company; Jay Dee Construction Co.; McHenry County Farm Bureau:- R. O. Andrew Company; Ted Wickman; McHenry; Dunham-Chemung & Rockford Dist. Mutual Tornado Ins.; William Davidson, Jr.. Harvard; Goodall-Lindberg Oil Co.; Harvard M-o.-e Lodge; Farmer Jones Real Estate--Div. of Tom Jones OTHER II0<; BUYERS -- Heinold Hog Market; Farm and Fleet; Robert Leali. Attorney; Osterberg Trucking; Rardin Long. Inc; Gluth Brothers Construction; McHenry Sand & Gravel; Carl Mclntyre <4x4 Feeds t; R. O. Andrew Company; Fred Christ. Union; Franks Fleet Store; Mike Kane, Richmond; Wayne Doane (4x4 Feedst; R. Kittleson. Wayne Feeds', Janesville; Standish Grain Company; Harold Beebe (4v4 * Feeds i; Jones Packing Company; Production Credit Association; Exner Stock Farm; Robert. C. Knoll Grain & Feed; O'Leary Construction Co.; George Skinner (4x4 Feeds> OTHER SHEEP fil'YKKS -- Production Credit Association;' McHenry Sand and Gravel: Farm and Fleet; Robert Leali, Attorney; 'Ted Wickman. McHenry; Lindow Refrigeration; Talent Unlimited: McHenry County Livestock- Feeders Assn.; Harms Farm and Giain Automation; Kenneth Markussen, Cary; McHenry Ready Mix; G. G. Johnson. Marengo; Arnold Wittmus (4x4 Feeds); Bland Lee. Barrington; Bakley Construction Co.; Fred Christ, Union; Embert Hinz, Cary. 1 9 6 5 4 - H L I V E S T O C K A U C T I O N C O M M I T T E E AND McHENRY COUNTY Jl MOR FAIR ASSOCIATION Henry relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Engdihl. Jr.. and family returned to their home in Livonia. Mich.. Sunday, after spending !\\o weeks with his parents. the Senior Herbert M. Engd.dils. and one week with her parents in Peoria. Mr. .mil Mrs. Arnold Reinert i»: HI-in and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Y.mn- c.t Waukegan were 'Sunday visitors in the Art Smith home. Mr. ;m 1 Mrs. Stephen N. Schmiil. Mr. and Mrs. John Thelen and Alex Adams- sj>ent Wednesday in Techtrv. Mr and Mis. Ralph Smith and Ralph. Jr.. are vacationing in ( " d o r a d o . Mi' and Mrs. Frank Hay, vhn have been spending the past two months here; returned io-their home in St. Petcrsbur-',. Fla.-, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen N. Schmiit. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.. Arnold Reinert of El'--ii. -were visitors at Holy I l i . J , . Wis . a few days recently. I. o i e n Rothcrmel of* Fort Meyeis. Fla.. spent the past week in McHenry visiting relatives and friends. Cook's Corner by Marie Scliateegen Codfish is one fish that is not loo well known by many housewives. It may be purchased fro/en in most large grocery stores and Ls relative-' ly inexpensive. Try it baked | in the following manner. You'll I be surprised at its flavorful < taste. Follow directions on package for thawing. Make a cream sauce of 21 tbsps. butter (melted i blended; with 2 thsp. flour and diluted with 2 cups milk. Cook over j low burner, stirring constantly. until thick and smooth-. Mix 1 cupful of cream sauce with : !i cup shredded codfish. Pour into bottom of wellbuttered baking dish. Sprinkle lightly with, urated American cheese. Cover with fresh bread crumbs and a light sprinkling of the cheese. Dot with butter and bake at 'M~-> degrees for 20 minutes. Baked potatoes are a good accompaniment and 'or baking powder biscuits. Start potatoes at least 45 minutes before you bake the fish. SHOP IN McHENRY CROWN MISS McHENRY COUNTY * Miss Chervl Setser. lront center, is th crowned at the McHciua Ci>unt\ Hair la-t we Woodslock. are other litialists and Jud> Con It Kunsky. Hox Riser Grove, tirst runnerup: Mi- Don IVasley Photo 1 new Miss McHenry Counts. She ssas •k. With Cheryl, who competed as Miss >. "littM winner. From left, front: Karen s Sctser. and Terri Bartlett, Crystal Lake, second runnerup. Back: Rdnee Summers, Miss Wonder Lake; Juds Conies, Letts Las ne, Miss Cars; and Mars Obenaul. Miss Hebron. Cheryl Setser. nesvly-crosvned Miss McHenry Counts', will si-1 sit the Illinois State Fair in' mid-August and then compete j in the Miss Illinois County, Fair in January, 1%6. _spon-' sored by the McHenry Counts ! Eair on both occasions. | Before a jam-packed grand-; stand, Cheryl svas chosen M. s s j McHenry County, 1%.\ by four| judges after a pageant that j featured a dozen of t he most' beautiful, most gracious young women in McHenry count>. The contest climaxed a search for the successor to Juds- Conley, 19(14 svinner, that began in the early spring. Mans local contests were held to decide the dozen e n t r i e s Then the contestants met the judges in mid-July for preliminary judging. Last week's appearance, both informals and ^ssvimsuits, resulted in the selection of Miss Setser, lS-year-old beauty who also reigns as Miss Woodstock. Cheryl is the first Miss Woodstock 1o win since Nancs Berlin Hooper, ssho won in Onls other Woodstock s\ inner'svas Marilyn Thomson in 1949. lirst scar for this 17- sear-oid contest. First runnerup svas Karen Kunsks. dark-blonde, blue-eyed competed as Miss Fox River Grose. Second runnerup svas Terri Bart lei t, another blonde. 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