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Section Two -- Page Three THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday /August 19, 19651 MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 885-3101 LOCAL LITTLE LEAGUE DEFEATS LAKELAND PARK A very jubilant group of young lads rode home in the back of a truck shouting their victory last Saturday afternoon. The exact quote, "We WON! WE WON!" could be heard from some distance. The final score was 4-2. The local all stars went ahead with two home runs in the first inning and continued to increase their lead. We couldn't be happier for this great bunch of young guys who play to win but have demonstrated good sportsman- Ship along the way. Accolades to Brad Kommer, Terry and Larry Harvey, Val Bailey, Boyd Knaack, Wayne Johnson, Jim 4n' Jeff Michels, Jack Kaminski, Ron Kumpula, Tom Frost, Bruce Thacker, and Alex Hocin on their fine ball playing. Home runs were belted out by Jeff and Jim Michels and Terry Harvey. Praise must also go to Hill Kaminski and his adult helpers who have worked with the lads and fired their enthusiasm! Well done! Tornadic Terror Mark Ringelstetter and his companion of the road stopped at a restaurant in Addison,111., for a brief repast recently. The day was rather pleasant with no hint of foreboding in the air. As the two men sipped coffee, they glanced throgh the large plate glass windows and saw storm clouds in the distance. As the formation drew nearer, the terrifying funnel took shape. Knowing what was approaching, the two men took cover behind the counter while a few other customers who had not been through a similar experience paused to watch the show. The counter man literally "threw" one of the waitresses to the floor, also behind the counter. Those who took cover, including Mark and his friend, were uninjured while the "spectators" were badly cut with flying glass. The holocaust sucked every pane of glass out of the place and caused considerable more damage. Needless to say, Mark has a jgreat deal of respect for Mother Nature on the rampage and does not care to repeat his experience! The Browns and their daughter spent all sof last week enjoying a much needed vacation in the handsome home which they have renovated. Tom joined them for the weekend. More Chairmen Added To Roster Plans for the Cullom-Knoll summer festival are proceeding with great haste. Two more chairmen, have been named and they are Lois Parenti in charge of the buggy promenade and Chuck Thacker will have charge of the "wheels" parade for young lads. The festival will be held Saturday, August 28, beginning at ntibii. General chairmen for the event are Rich Johnson, Rog Kinsey and Ray Lary. More workers are needed to run the various games. If you are Interested, please call Rich at 385-6467. Hospitalized Marge Reid has been a pa-, tient at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County since Friday, Aug. 8. As of Monday, she was due to be confined for another week, recovering from a respiratory ailment. We sincerely hope her recovery will be rapid and immediate. Cystic Fibrosis Drive According to communication received from C.F. area chairman Neva Fuhrer, Lorraine Frost will head the drive in the village. The drive has been scheduled to begin next Monday, Aug. 23 and will continue through Sept. 10. Mrs. Frost needs volunteer workers to aid her in this cause and would appreciate a call at 385-3465. Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown of Chicago and Spring Road proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Carole, to Mr. Thomas A. Wunder of Chicago. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wunder also of Chicago. Carole received her lovely diamond solitaire on the afternoon of the Cullom-Knoll square dance, July 17, but the couple waited to make the formal announcement until they had set the date for their marriage. They will exchange vows and rings on May 21 of next year. He Has An "Owie" And it really hurts! Greg Burg, Sr., smashed his forefinger in the line of duty almost two weeks and it has required visits to the medic several times already and more to go. As the driver of one of those huge semis which requires shifting about 8-10 gears, his hands and fingers are a vital part of his job. He did try to work with it the very first day, but had to give up being a "stoic American Indian". The original bandage (almost a sling) has been replaced with a smaller and much daintier looking one. Goody. Almost in the line Three young local lads were mighty astonished the other afternoon as they were lounging in front of a business establishment. They were exchanging banter and watchin the traffic roll past when the; were almost clobbered with flying wheel. Bob Matchen of McHenr; and another fellow riding wit him were travelling east on the blacktop in a '58 model car when the entire rear right wheel assembly parted company with the vehicle. The bolts were sheared off. The two in the car assumed they had a flat tire and were horrified when they discovered the real story. It shook them up considerably. Jim and John Bailey and Mike Schmitt were the spectators and went to the aid of the unfortunate two. A tow truck was hastily summoned and peace was restored to our hamlet. Attacked By Flying "Missiles" Almost In The Line Of Fire No ddoubt, young Frankie Lorch let out a mighty scream last week when he was attacked by about 50 angry bees. He had been climbing a tree when he upset the hive and the flying insects retaliated. His face was a terrible looking mess for several days, but fortunately he suffered no lasting ill effects. Congrats Corner •IIHIIIHIMllMii -itS _ $3*S ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. "The Best of Everything for the Builder" On Highway 31 South of Main Street. McHenry, 111. Phone 385-1424 HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG EXTEND WELCOME TO RITA OLEYAR FORMER SCRIBE A warm welcome to Rita Oleyar, former scribe for this column. Rita and Ed and their four daughters, Beckie, Jane, Majorie and Heide, are visiting with the Mettelka family. They will be here in Holiday Hills from tomorrow evening (Friday, Aug. 20) thru Tuesday. On Saturday Earline will have a pot-luck supper and anyone who would like to join them is asked to call Earline to let her know. If you are unable to attend the" pot-luck supper and would like to see the Oleyars you are welcome to call on This is their first visit-back them at the Mettelka home, here since they left Holiday Hills four years ago and moved to California. While here, they were both very active in Holiday Hills affairs, with Rita the first reporter for this paper and Ed the first president of the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association. G.L.A.C. Breakfast Next Sunday, Aug. 22, is the next breakfast by the fellas from the Griswold Lake Athletic Club. This is the last one of the season to be held at A thousand humble pardons for neglecting to mention Sally and Tony Hocin's 28th wedding anniversary on Aug. 9. Sally also observed her natal day on Aug. 14 and we offer our best wishes for both occasions most belatedly .... Happy birthday! to Peter John Klapperich today, Aug. 19.... The Frank Branhams will be married five years tomorrow, Aug. 20, while Papa and Sally Olsen celebrate their, fifth on A u g . 2 3 • • • - T w e n t y - s e v e n years wed for Eleanor and Bill Creutz as of Aug. 24 and Harry Berry marks his natal day also this date.... Four candles on the cake for Bryan White, as of Aug. 25. Best wishes to all. 885-4678 Ravens Farm, 3 miles north of 176 and 3 miles south of 120. They will be serving all of the bacon, sausage, eggs and pancakes you can eat from 8 a.m. til noon. Woman's Club The Woman's Club met at the ranch house on Wednesday, August 11, with Mickey Walters, Marge Schmidt and Chadie Ary as hostesses. The materials for the fencing at the spillway have been purchased and if you can help with the work on it please call Bill Exline. A tour of a local cosmetic plant is planned for the near future and anyone interested in going is asked to call Gerry Breede. That about wraps it up for now and we'll see you next week? Old Fashioned Picnic Just one more week from Sunday to the picnio^planned by Harry SchroedfeiiV^nd his committee. They hive fun and games planned for\the entire family - a baseball game, races, balloons, hot dogs, horseshoes and many more things that go to make it a good old fashioned picnic. If you would like to help, and most of the time it's more fun to help, call any of the following committee members; Chady Ary, Bill Mahon, Jackie Bodenheim, Helen Grant, Marge Potratz, Con Kasprzyk and Fred Frantz, Sr. Sunday, August 29, 12 noon until 7 p.m. Heads C-F Drive in H. H. Nancy Ohlson is chairman of the Cystic Fibrosis drive here The drive will begin the end of August and continue thru the middle of September. Any volunteers to help Nancy? How about you teen-agers- Give her a call at 385-0368. Bairds Blue Bundle Jean and Ray Baird welcomed a tiny little blue bundle on Wednesday, Aug. 11, at McHenry hospital. Arriving just a bit earlier than expected, Mark Alan weighed 6 lbs. 15 oz. This lucky little boy goes home to Patty 13, Buddy 11, Mike 10, Billy 6, Regina 5 and Bridget 14 months. Congratulations DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS MONDAY -- Spaghetti & Meat Balls $1.00 TUESDAY -- Pork Cutlets, Mashed Potatoes & Vegetable . • $1.10 WEDNESDAY -- Corned Beef & Cabbage, Boiled Potato • • • • $1.10 THURSDAY -- Thuringer & Kraut, Boiled Potato $1.10 FRIDAY -- Haddock, French Fries & Vegetable .... i... $1.00 -- RESTAURANT HOURS -- r Open 7 Days a Week -- 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. Breakfast, Luncheon & Dinners Served. -- DINING ROOM HOURS -- Open Tues. thru Thurs. -- 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sundays 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. "JnmiKeJJo's CLOSED ON MONDAYS 3312 N. Chapel Hill Rd. Johnsburg, Illinois PHONE 385-1475 WATER SOFTENER SERVICE SAME DAY SERVICE ON MOST MAKES & MODELS • Service • Rebuilding • Repair # Cleaning Out • Overhauling • Installation • Reconditioning • Reiftoval ALL WORK GUARANTEED WATER SOFTENER SALES NEW -- USED -- REBUILT 385-55M JUoi eno WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES McHenry, Illinois EYEGLASSES Eyes Examined -- Glasses Fitted WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES My 28 Years Experience Is Your Guarantee GLASSES FOR FAR OR NEAR From 1050 Dr. Lester W. Engel, O.D. 103 N. Main CRYSTAL LAKE Phone 459-4393 OFFICE HOURS: Mon. and Fri. 9:30 till 8:30 Tues., Thurs. and Sat. 9:30 to 5 CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY to 611 the Bairds. Paul Ohlsen's 6th Birthday Monday, August 9, marked a big day in the life of Paul Ohlsen when he celebrated his sixth birthday with a party for the following friends; Billy Baird, Bobby McWilliams, Susie Tony, Derek and Kerry Cristy, Larry Bockhorst, Greg Worm, Vickie and Wendy Prince, Eddie Brite, Howard Notson and Debbie and Danny Ohlsen. ' Colorado Vacation Ray Baird, his dad and three boys, Billy, Mike and Buddy, recently returned from a 2 week vacation in Colorado where the highlight of their trip was a pack trip that took 3 hours to get to their destination in the mountains. While the boys were gone, Patty and Regina went to visit Grandma Baird, and the three of them along with' Jean and Bridget took advantage of not having ^rnen to cook for and frequently ate out, making it a nice vacation for all of them. Kuples Klub Picnic Sunday, Aug. 8, when it rained ALL day, a group of friends with whom Claire and I went to school (J. Sterling Morton• gathered at our home for our annual picnic. On hand this year were the Broms from Elmhurst. Selfs from Berwyn, Streets from Wonder Lake, Olsens from Cary along with my sister and her family, the Savareses from South . Beyd, SUNNYSIDE ESTATES FRAN OLSEN PHONE 385-5740 EIGHT CHILDREN GET READY FOR KINDERGARTEN There are eight children from the Estates who will be atending kindergarten this September. They will all be in the morning class so mothers may contact each other if they are interested in a car pool. The children attending are; Martin VonOepen, Warren Siepmart, Cindy Roth, Debbie Caley, Christine Casey, Kim Olsen, Jeff Radtke, and Dannie Schneider. Noah Chairman This year's Cystic Fibrosis fund drive will be from August 23 to September 10th. The chairman for our area is La- Verne Noali. Your help will be very appreciated. L.L.C. News The plans for the Lucky Ladies Ciub have been slightly changed for their meeting on August 25. Instead of the demonstration that was planned there will be a pot-lurk supper and our neighbors, the Abbinks. My sister, Jean, an I niece. Deb, stayed on for a week before returning to South Bend. with meat and dessert furnished. The ladies are asked to please bring a salad or casserole dish to complete the menu. The meeting will be held at Fran Olsen's home, 1915 Oakleaf Drive at 8. The L.L.C. is also taking orders for Christmas cards and all occasion cards. Anyone interested in seeing the samples may call 385-0639. Orders must be in by October. Wet Birthday " The James Walters of 1914 Oakleaf Drive had a small family cook-out in honor of "JinVs birthday on August 8. Guests were his parents, the Senior .Walters from Spring Grove, and his brother, Ronald, and family from Fox Lake. The meal was ver^ pgood until the rain put the clamper on things. On the Move Stanley and Jackie Smolinski and their two children, Laura and Tommy, will soon be leaving the Estates to move to their new home in Des Plaines. The Smolinski home is at 1902 W. Indian Ridge. Everyone is sorry to see them leave, but wish them the best of luck in their new home and years to come. All Moved In We now have' riew neighbors at 1717 W. Oakleaf Drive (the former Felicette home). They are Edward and Sharon Cerocke. The Cerockes have two. children, Debbie, who is three and Joseph, who is two. Ed is a partner in a business irv McHenry. This is what made the Cerockes make the big move out of Chicago. Being out here only four weeks they are still adjusting to country life. We hope the adjustment won't be to difficult and you will be happy in your new home and in Sunnyside Estates. Birthday Notes A happy birthday today to Bob Mac Donald. On the 20h to David Noah who will be eight and to my better half (sometimes) Jim Williams. The 21st to Bernice Fry, Andrew Sabby, and Louise Olson. Billy Walczynski will be seven on the 22nd. The 24th will see Michael Mikkelsen become' fifteen. Anniversary On the 21st Herman and Mary Mooha will celebrate their silver anniversary.. Congratulations to you both and best wishes for another twenty-five. Your reporter, Fran Olsen. and her spouse, Jerry, will celebrate their ninth anniversary on the 25th. Best wishes for many more. Taughannock Falls, New York State, is the highest east of the Rockies, and some 50 feet higher than Niagara. The Best Deals are at your Plymouth Dealer's Annual •&MVi<S6w*k*66'. Get a Yes Deal at your Plymouth Dealer's! FURY/BELVEDERE/VALIANT/BARRACUDA ^CMRVoLER WJTS MOTORS CORPORATION FURY MOTORS, Inc. 2508 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY. ILL. i