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ISSHiv ' " "i'J 1' $**:/?• fe;S&sfr m Cho s In Q Vr ji ^ ^ V^< 7! " . - Hal' ? DOLORES BRENNAN WEST TOWN CHORUS Barbershop singing groups will be in "high gear" at Woodstock on Sunday, June 23, at 2 p.m. participating groiq>s will perform on the stage of the historic Opera House located on the Square. Anticipating an overflow crowd, (the local organization is making arrangements to pipe the music outdoors and enable those in the Square to listen. Purpose of this free program is to acquaint area people with the sounds of barber shop chorus and quartet singing and hope that any area men, who would like to join the newly-formed organization in Woodstock will let it be known by signing a name card at the performance. All who like good wholesome entertainment are invited to attend and are urged to bring the entire family. Performing at this t>vq-hour afternoon program will be the West Towns and Elgin choruses, plus the "quartets of the Mad Monks of Melody, High Brows, Out Casts and the Valley Forgers. ULLOM LAKE EVE LEVESQUK 385-4141 ESCAPES INJURY AS CAR PLUNGES INTO FENCE Sfet. Ken Loesch and Chief Burl Murray investigated the accident which occurred at 10:05 p.m., Saturday, when a motorist plunged through the fence at the intersection of Spring Road and McCullom Lake blacktop. According to police measurement, he left 66 feet of skid marks. Terry Scott MacLeod reported that he had just dropped his 7 lbs. 6 ozs., and measured 18% inches. Mother and son came home last week, for a joyful reunion with big sister, Sherry, 4. Congratulations to maternal grandmother, Mrs. Frieda Sach of Chicago, and to paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scarbrough, McCullom Lake. George Scarbrough, Mc- Henry, is the paternal greatgrandfather. OLD ENOUGH? « Imagine the consternation of girl friend off and was on his way .se.v.e ral .s ale. . patr.o ns of .a. local f tone. He did not see the stop b,Str° Whe",hey droeped by for sign at the intersection and slid across the street and int^ the fence. His car had txHae towed from the scene and he reported no injuries. HOUSE TOUR BENEFITS HANDICAPPED CHILDREN The beautiful Waterfall House in Johnsburg, will be opentothe puttie on Sunday, June 23 and proceeds will benefit the handicapped children in Crystal Lake, according to a release received from Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc- KUn. The house is owned by John Behmiller and features Jamaican pagoda styling, has two waterfalls, tropical vegetation and indoor pool. The tour is sponsored by the McHenry County Parents Group for Physically Handicapped ^Children, Inc., and the chair- \ men are Helen Chereck and Dorothy Femmel. Signs are posted ih Johnsburg which 3*11 lead you to Dutch Creek Woodlands where the home is located. REGISTRATION OPEN FOR ; SHRINE CIRCUS Parents who wish to register grade school and junior high age youngsters for the free trip to the Shrine Circus, should do so at our home, after 6:30. The circus is sponsored by the Tebala Shrine Temple, Rockford. The buses will be • „ leaving the McCullom Lake beach at 5:45 p.m., Thursday, July 25. The gates open at 7:45 p.m. with the performance beginning at 8:15p.m. and ending about 10:30. It will be an exciting night for the children who will be well chaperoned and also there will be a police escort. cooling libation--only to learn their lady bartender was ailing. It seems she was suffering the pangs of teething, would you believe. Elma Nelson was cutting her wisdom teeth, after all these years. While the jocularity was going on, Marie McKim stopped by, and shared Elma's woes. She, too, was afflicted. Needless to say, both gals came in for a fair share of good natured kidding. WOMEN WILL DINE OUT FOR YULE PARTY A wonderful suggestion that the members of the Ladies of the Lake "eat out" was made at the last meeting of the women's organization, Thursday, June 13, and the idea was accepted. For many years, Carrie and Frank Kurth have had the Christmas party at their home, and are deserving of a rest. Furthermore, the gals figured this would be a novel way to celebrate the holiday season. Lois Parenti who made the suggestion, was named chairman. Twenty women were present for the meeting. Mary Kantorski, Minnie Potter, Emma Pyritz, Jean Wade, Bev Zilinskas, Adele Fusciani, Magda Berglund, Margaret Herzog and Carrie Kurth were awarded prizes. Tasty pastry was supplied by Lois Parenti and Gertrude Murphy. There will be no meetings for the women through July and August. They will convene again in September. C-K DANCE HIGHLY 6 SUCCESSFUL More than 100 persons turned « jjuutc catuiii ovuuvt.. fiwoir the C^ ullom-Knoll fund Don't wait too long to reg- olance last Saturday night at ister. WELL BALANCED FAMILY Bridget and George Scarbrough come out even on the grapefruit with the birth of their second child, a boy, Tuesday, Jufil 11, at 4:45 a.m. Steven George entered the world at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, where his mom just happenecN^ be waitj^ H^tippedth^^cales at the-Spojnia Camp. The music was excellent and the affair kept going until the wee hours of the morning. Len Jensen was chairman with noble assist from his wife, Gerry. A1 Kanak, Gene Adams, Jack Patzke, Butch Stacknick and Ed Caron handled bar duties. The kitchen was in the capable hands of Elaine Gleeson, Kay Godina and Mary Lenz. Fran Lenz was CAR WASH CENTER in Town CAR KELPOK OfXntRiCA protect your. INVESTMENT WASH IT HOW | Automated Stay In Car WE WASH: 38 Seconds No waiting 75 Self Service Hot Wash Hot Rinse Hot Wax More Soap More Water More Pressure 5 MIN. 25 V BAY TRUCK WASH WAJCH FOR THE SPINNING COIN West Route 120 Next to Phillips 66 And Rudy's Drive-In invaluable in helping with the parking. In appreciation, Gerry and Len Jensen are holding a party at their home tomorrow night for all the faithful club piembers who worked so hard for success. BASKETBALL TEAM AND ONE TO SPARE! In case of injuries, Gert and Bill Walter have a reserve player to throw in with the birth of their sixth son, and seventh child, Friday, June 14! They also have a darling cheerleader in the form of Leslie (Tooty.) John Martin Walter was born at McHenry hospital, andweighed 7 lbs., 14 oz. and lodks like brother Bruce, according to eldest child, J.R. In addition to those mentioned, other children include Kurt-9, Michael-8, and Patrick-3& Mrs. Emily Walter, Fox Lake, is the paternal grandmother. We offer our heartiest congratulations to the fine family. OUR OWN PRIVATE WAR DEPARTMENT We're thrilled to release the news about our two eldest children. J.R. made Lance Corporal in the field in Vietnam, and his promotion is dated June 6. Chrys needs only to be sworn in, to become a member of the Women's Air Force(WAF). -She received confirmation of her appointment from Springfield by telephone last Monday, and will be going into the service, August 6. A press release with all of the details will appear,, at a later date in the Plaindealer, HOSPITALIZED Bob Nixon collapsed while 'on' the job at McHenry hospital '•P while carrying out his duties as a respiratory therapist. As of Monday, he was still confined to the hospital, on a patient basis. GIRL'S SOFTBALL The young gals have games each Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m. and at 4 p.m. on Saturdays. They need spectators to cheer them along and you will enjoy the show. . LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE Anyone interested in lending a hand for the little league will be welcomed with open arms. Call Elaine Gleeson if you care to volunteer. The following is the schedule of games for the three teams. Braves and White Sox, June 17; White Sox vs Cubs, June 20; Cubs 'n' Braves, June 24; Cubs vs White Sox, June 27; Braves and Cubs, July 1; White Sox vs Braves, July 4; Cubs and White Sox, July 8; Cubs vs Braves, July 11; Brayed and Cubs July 15; White Sox vs Braves, July 18; Braves vs White Sox, July 22; White Sox vs Cubs, July 25; Braves and Cubs, July 29: White Sox ys Braves Aug. 1; Braves vs White Sox, Aug. 5; White Sox and Cubs, Aug. 8; Cubs vs White Sox, Aug. 12; and final game-- Cubs vs Braves, Aug. 15. ORCHID OCCASIONS Marie and Vic Howe are wed 32 years, the Senior Len Jensens, 35, and Dorie and Bill Brennan, 22 yearns, today, June 21...Colleen Godina iturns 10 and the Ed Whitneys married 16 years, June 22...Cindy McDonald will be 10, Mary Beth ILuto turns 21 and Elaine and Bill Gleeson are wed 12 years, June 23...Debbie Malcolm will be 16, Linda Hachmeister is 21 and Ruth and Whitey Gumm are wed 7 years, June 24...Dorothy and John Cunningham celebrate 13 years of marriage, hep parents-- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kroncke, are wed 41 years, 44 years in double harness for Irene and Leo Sales and 19 for Gert and Bill Walter, June 25...Harry and Irene Johnson mark 31 years of marriage, June 26, and natal day congrats to Lorraine Boyle and Barbara Brand, June 27. Best wishes to all. Back under the same oak tree, in the sun this time, for the preparation of this column. See you next week? HOCAm HONOR heLpems during DINNER PARTY Ila and John Hogan, Georgia and Harry Hogan entertained the people who helpecT in the new homes of both in all capacities. A luscious buffet dinner was served^'followed by ping pong, cards or plain conversation. Both Hogans have beautiful new homes. The party was the Hogans way of saying thanks to all who helped. Guests included,BevandChqck Acker man, Phyllis and Leonard Ackerman, Dorothy and Urban Bauer, Georgia and Roland Bauer, Lor and Bob Brennan, Carol and Dave Zank. Christine and George Blake, Eugene Blake, John Blake, Ardelle Voeltz, Judy and A1 Ahrens, Ann and John Hogan, Ruth Ann and* Jerry Hogan, Susie and Mike Hogan and Charlotte and Dick Thompson. GET-ACQUAINTED PARTY Patricia Mough was the guest of honor at a get-acquainted party held in/the backyard of her folks hptne.^ois and Bob Mough, ong£the--iforner of Barnard Mill and Ringwood roads. All the young teens in the Ringwood area were in attendance to meet Pat and her family. 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