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• ifna . ^ MCCULLOMLAKENEWS flSVE LEVESQIJE 385-4141 Action Packed Five Week European Tcmr F^r Local Resident Poland, Holland, Germany. Switzerland, Italy, and France wefethe countries visited by Evelyn 0* Halleran during her repent five week tour of the continent which ended last weeken# She left O'Hare airport on May 6 and first stop was Lotfdon. She was amazed when shepreached Europe to find their Spring further advanced than ourfc. Gardens were a riot of coibr and the weather was warm juidinviting. Her tour took her to Amsterdam, Holland, for a brief visit and then on to Utrecht, for an overnight stay. Evie motored through Germany along the Au&bahn by bus, following the Rhine River. A steamer ride down the river revealed that it Was no good for recreation bemuse it is used for industrial purposes and sewage disposal. In Ruedesheim, Germany, she visited a typical outdoor German beer garden. Lucerne, Switzerland, in the heart of the Alps, was the most pictorial and captured her fancy. A thrilling cable car ride and a bolt trip on Lake Lucerne precepted her visit to Italy. Ib Venice, a ride in a gondola, complete with music, was a ^must". St. Mark's square and; a trip through an ancient caiile with eerie dungeons which were cold, damp, and unlimited, cast a pall over the touring group. They were happier to visit a glass factory wheire they witnessed crystal being hand blown. The city of Venice is slowly sinking and inay disappear in the next century, due to the damage caused by floods. Walls are crumbling and the decay is evident. Evie especially enjoyed the trip through the Medici chapel which holds the Michelangelo statues and other priceless works of art. The floods revealed that one of the cathedrals was constructed above an ancient Roman church and workmen are busy excavating to uncover the entire structure. \ In Rome, Mrs. ^ Halleran visited the famous Fountain of Trevi, the Colleseum, Spanish steps, and the American Embassy. In St. Peter's Square, the noise of horses' hooves on the cobblestones was thundering. When the touring group went through St. Peter's Cathedral, their arms had to be covered, and Evie borrowedthe bus driver's jacket. The interior was of marble, gold gild, and mosaic. The longest tunnel in the world took five years to complete and connects Italy and Switzerland „ and was a joint venture by the two countries. In Paris, Evie visited the Eiffel Tower, Napoleon's tomb and viewed the Arch of Triunqjh. The art museums and a visit to the Louvre proved fascinating. In Dusseldorf, Germany, Mrs. Cf Halleran visited with her aunt, uncle and grandparents. They applied for visas to enter East Germany and after a long delay, payment of many taxes, and filling out innummerable forms, they were able to enter. The neglect of Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiacom Complete Stock of Original Equip. Heater Control Valves ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Next to V.F.W. '3004 W. Route 120 properly in East Germany was evident. The inhabitants have . no inspiration to take care of land and property because all is owned by the State. In Wausleben, she found her one uncle gravely ill. The price of coffee is eight dollars a pound! But by comparison, rents are only eight dollars per month. This was where Evie was so thankful to be an American! Her difficulties with the language were almost insurmountable. She just barely got by with an English-German dictionary. She boarded the M.S. Europa in Bremerhaven for the 8H day trip home. The ship featured a swimming pool, and there was entertainment all day long, and dancing every night. June 9, Mrs. OeHalleran landed in New York and after a brief sightseeing tour, she boarded her plane for the trip to O'Hare. When she arrived home, it was to discover that all the children had been ill except Steve and daddy Fred and the two grandmothers had their work cut out for them. It was truly a most memorable trip. VILLAGE BOARD A change of meeting nights came up for discussion at the last meeting of the president and trustees, heldMonday, June 5. Road repairs are under way. The next meeting will be held Monday, June 19, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. J LADIES OF THE LAKE Routine business reports were made by the various chair- ' men at the last meeting of the women Thursday, June 8. Mrs. Kirth gave a full report on her highly successful bake and rummage sale. The women chose to drop plans for a summer card party. During the social portion of the evening, Ercell Lock, Lois Parenti, Adele Fusciani, Gertrude Murphy, Mary Kantorski, and Irene Johnson captured the loot. Lois and Mary supplied the refreshments. No further meetings until September. PLAN LITTLE LEAGUERS UNIFORMS Plans are underway to purchase uniforms for all the little ball players. The response from residents has been spectacular and if anyone wishes to contribute, please contact president Bill Brand, vice president John Boyle, secretary Elaine Glee son', or treasurer Jake Leyesque. Practices are held Wednesday evenings at the beach and the first game will)be held Saturday, at 2:30 p^n. The public is invited. The kmsr need your support! There aire still a few openings for more players. If you live in the village, West Shof*e Beach, or Ringwood, your lad is eligible^ BOUND FOR THE PHILIPPINES EN2CDVIC John Vycital is due to report to the Philippine Islands June 30 where he joins his ship which will be on the way to Viet Nam some time this summer. John has been stationed at Glenview since Jan. 10 when his wife and mother were severely injured in an automobile accident. Nancy is recovered and returned to their home in Beach- Haven, N.J. with the youngsters, Vickie and Cindy. With luck, Henrietta Vycital will get the cast off her arm, next January. TOP SCHOLAR AT JUNIOR HIGH Mis s Debbie Smith who graduated from McHenry Junior high school last Thursday night, received the M. L. Schoenholtz award for being the highest graded scholar. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, McCullom Lake Road. The young lady is not only a brilliant student, but is well mannered, lovely, and has a delightful personality. Truly de- Serving of this high award. > NEITHER RAIN, NOR STORMS, ETC. CAN STOP OUR BOYS In the midst of the torrential rains, and the mud which it created, the Forum Fits and the Cullom-Knoll Inn Misfits met on the ball diamond for a game which ended in a 13-13 tie! Spectators ran for their vehicles to prevent getting soaked, but the boys played grimly on. Here's hoping they have better weather for Sunday's game, starting at 1:30 p.m. ORCHID OCCASIONS Denise Parenti will be 4 and Sally Hocin turns 17, June 17... Eight candles on the cake for Tammy White, June ^...Clifford Morris will be 16 and cousins Janet Murray and Kathy Cajthaml will be 20 on June 19. Birthday congrats toElma Nelson and Len Jensen, Jr.,this date, too...Marie and Vic Howe are wed 31 years, 34 for Shirley and Len Jensen, Sr., and 21 for Dorie and Bill Brennan, June 21. Best wishes to all. Our daughter, Chyrs,whohas been studying at the University Personals JUNE 15, 1967 - PLAIN DEALER - SEC. 2, PG. II Among l!hosfe from the McHenry area who recently attended the Simpson-Creamer wedding in Monroe, Wis., were Mrs. Carl Buckner, Mrs. Albert D. Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Freund and Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C.Martin,Mr.and Mrs. GaryRicker,Mr.andMrs. Philip Ricker, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Ullrich; Mrs. William Mc- Curdy and Linn of Crystal Lake, formerly of McHenry; and Miss Elizabeth Busching of Crockett Estates. Mrs. Margaret Creamer and daughter, Lucille, of Grand Rapids, Mich., visited in the Dan Creamer home recently. While here they attended the wedding of the grandson of Mrs. Creamer in Monroe, Wis. Mrs. Irvin Heberg, Mrs. Albert Novak of Villa Park and Mrs. Byron White of Palatine visited Mrs. Quillar I. Wagner at 1612 Flower street Wednesday. They enjoyed lunch at a local restaurant and then returned to the Wagner home for cards. Mesdames Alpha Pedersen and Kathryn Worts of Riverview Camp, Mary Kantorski, Gertrude Murphy and Agnes Wissell erf Fox River Valley camp of the R.N.A., were among the thirty members in attendance at the June meeting of the McHenry County Past Oracles club held at Algonquin Tuesday, June 6. The next meeting will be a picnic in the Woodstock park which due to the holiday will be held on July 11, instead of the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lockwood motored to Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Monday of last week. Their son, Gary, who had completed his second year at Wesleyan college returned home with them to spend the summer. The previous evening they had attended Baccalaureate services at Zion-Benton high school where their niece and nephew, Sheryl and Gregory Hiatt, were members of the graduating class. On last Friday evening acof Strasbourg in France since February, arrives home June 30. What a joyous reunion that will be. See you next week? companied by her sister, Amanda Behrens, of Woodstock, they saw another niece, Barbara Behrens, receive her diploma at commencement exercises at Hebron high school and later attended a gathering in her honor at the Alden community hall. Mrs. Carl Elshoff, Karen, Debbie and Tony of Springfield are house guests of her sister, Mrs. James Thompson, and visiting her father, Herb Simon, and many other relatives in this vicinity for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Adams and Miss Kathryn Hudson returned to their homes in Kansas City, Mo., last Friday after a week's visit with their aunt, Mrs. F. G. Schreiner. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Kirkpatrick and Naomi and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Kirkpatrick and Barbara of Chicago were Sunday visitors in the home of Mrs. G. R. Spindler and weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vera Dunlap of Youngstown, Ohio. All accompanied her to the dedication of Faith Presbyterian church on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Knox, Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Miss Genevieve Knox, LeRoy Conway and son, Mike, attended the wedding of Miss Diana Angela Incollingo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Incollingo of River Grove to Daniel O'Shea, which took place at River Grove at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 10. Mr. O^ea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Shea of Grayslake, formerly of McHenry, a graduate of St. Ambrose college of Davenport, Iowa, and former newspaper reporter in Grayslake, is now a sportswriter in Davenport where they will make their home. He is in the Army Reserves. Mrs. Anna Barron of Milwaukee spent the past week in the home of Mrs. Eleanor Foley. Mrs. Elvina Latimer has returned from a vacation with relatives in Thorp, Wis., where she attended the wedding of a niece. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hay, who spend their winters in St. Petersburg, Fla., returned here Friday to spend the summer. Mrs. A. P. 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Robert Dixon accompanied Dr. Hoffman and Dr. Youngdahl and a group of boys from Chicago on a weekend trip to Benton Harbor, Mich., where they visited the House of David and saw many things of interest. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Misicka (the former Ida Reynolds of McHenry) of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, called on Miss Clara Stoffel last Friday. Mr. and Mrs? Stephen Sjchmitt, winter residents of St. Petersburg, Fla., returned to McHenry last week and are residing in the home of the late Mrs. Eleanor Young on Maple avenue for the summer. Out of town folks here to at- j tend a party at the James Thompson home Sunday honoring their daughter, Maribeth, a graduate of Marian Central on June 5, included Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Kansasville, Wis., the Marion Messman family Woodstock, the Robert Wayman family, Arlington Heights, the Carl Elshoff family, Springfield, and the James Wagner family, Milton, Wis. Necessity Insulation has become almost standard material for all new houses. 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