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JFf ;:S. $rp '.y- <*#* '•'km Tfflt rftwajp PLAUfDEALBH .«••..•'••-t - ",v; .<" '"! *> '.9"'^'»-V'* •' «• k•••'.'/ >. »< .JL-1*5 ^v'.' *** * ttfiftE ullom Lake News By Mm. Gertrude Makofttce Mrs. Elisabeth Rudin is another lucky lady who will be seeing California for a couple of weeks. She will be going with her son, Robert, Jr., of Janesville, Wis., who is going to California on a business trip. Anyone interested in diamonds, please noteJ \ Seems Clem and , Fred bought / a new Diamond Point Drill, but on their first Job they lost the diamond, so start looking, folks!! P. S. This was quite a blow to the boys, but the ' drill is guaranteed to do as good a job with or without the diataond t>oint. ;i Two very nice folks who are tiack in their home at McCullom JLake after having spent the winter in Florida are Mr. and )&rn. lEttinger. It's nice to have you •With us again, folks.! Mr- and Mrs. Merle Bazth and their two sons, Stanley and Donald, are visiting- with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reid of Knollwood. These folks hail from Bonner Spring. Kas. We hope you have a very enjoyable time here, folks- Monday afternoon, Mrs. Olga Sheubert, Mrs. Margaret Davidson Mid Mrs. Ella Benson visited Mrs. Salome Kane, who is in the Waukegan hospital under observation We are all hoping for your early return home, Mrs. Kane J! charge of arrangements for this festival. , We were all Very proud of Gorden Thomson, former Cub Scout, and also a 4-H Club member, who appeared on television Tuesday a f t e r n o o n , on the program "Farmtown,. U. S. A." He appeared with his father and sister, Marita, and also two other children from here at the Lake, Cynthia and Johnny Rourke. Cynthia and Johnny were spectators on the program, watching Gordon r show his 5-month-old calf. Mr. Thomson, with the assistance of his daughter, Marita, who steadied the cow, demonstrated the old fashioned way of milking, and the modern methods used today. The theme of this program was to bring out the work, time and money it takes to raise a calf into maturity. It really requires a lot of time and patience which a 16t of us folks just don't realize! X very happy by-stander was Mrs. Thomson, %who was cheering in the .audience for her family. You certainly can beproud of them'! derby time and ft* one has heard from Freddie *xm. ¥kart» S**4* die should have talked to the feorses before they went to the post. Many a man has lost more than gasoline money on the horses! •"/ The Shamrocks Lake have been devoting a lot of time to encourage the small fry to form a baseball club and get in the game. They are soliciting funds for uniforms for these youngsters and the response 1? gratifying. Last week the kids played and lost to the Wonder Lake kids by one point We understand the umpire waa at fault!! Where were tfee pop bottles? T? Adam Jablonskl Is on a two weeks' vacation from Auto Lite. Adam has worked nights ao long that he is at a loss to know how to spend his time. He decided to visit the McHenry depot and watch the trains come and go. Somebody should tell Adam there just ain't no such thing! (Copy to C&NW R. R.) They claim they lose money on suburban service. So much for a lost vacation! " McHenry reads the Plaindealer, so we see| Two weeks ago we had a quip about a potato party which failed on account of the shortage at that time. Mrs. Kate Murphy of McHenry read the story and felt sorry for the folks. Her uncle happens to be a big potato raiser from Tennessee. She wired said uncle, and he immediately responded. A huge potato arrived by air mail, which was 14 inches long, but it had ten sprouts an inch long protruding. It was delivered by special police escort to McCullom Lake When the chef. Trvg Ragnstad. received the prized potatoe, he was astounded! He looked it over carefully and decided to bury the thing. Says Tryg, something like Mrs. Ted Tjernberg and Mrs. j this coming from Tennessee could Ounnar Nelson will be enjoying j cause complications! Maybe in * vacation this week in their cot- | the fall, all the kids from Mctages here at the Lake, while! Cully's Pond will be wearing coon their hubbies will be slaving away in the city! Remember now ladies, relax and enjoy this vacation' Sunday morning at 10:30 there will be a mass meeting at Blake's Tavern for the Knollwood addition of McCullom Lake in regard to the Knollwood roads. Everybody is requested to be present. This is your last rhanoa for good roads!! Three fellows who enjoyed their fishing trip to Fremont,- Wis., Respite being bitten by giant mosquitoes arid^-sb'aJ^ed by rain. Were Mrs. Makofske's brother, Paul Jodeit, of Chicago and her Jjon-in-law. Carl Betts. and his f>rother, Earl Betts, of Ringwood. HThey all caught their limit of tvhite bass, though, which really luade the hardships worthwhile. The regular meeting of the Cullom-Knoll association win be postponed until the next Sunday, June 8, 10:90 a.m. at the beach house. Xaeplag Egg* Eggs should be stored with the large ends up to keep the yolks centered, and in a covered container in the refrigerator. Ticklers By George .vLV*"* m "Lady, would you believe It? Even the price on prices hat gone up!" ^ - - N O T I C E - - McHENRY BARBER SHOPS WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY Thursday, May 29th till 6 P.M. ON ACCOUNT OF DECORATION DAY. 1988 BOAT SHOW SCMDMTLKD FEB. 6-15 AT AMPHITHEATRE Sponsors of the Chicago National Boat show followed up the successful 1952 exposition early by annoqnclng that the 1953 show will be held Feb. 6 through 15 in the Chicago convention building and International Amphitheatre. The announcement was made by Hugo Biersack, chairman of the show's industry sponsoring committee, after a meeting of the committee in Chicago. "The success of the 1952 show", Mr. Biersach said, "convinced us that Chicago has become a major boating center and will support a show devoted entirely to marine and related activities. Accordingly, we are able to make early and definite plans for the 1953 show." Next year's show will mark the third successive year that the exposition has .been held in the Amphitheatre. The exposition will be managed by the Outboard Boating Club of America, with OBCs executive director, <3uy W. Hughes, as show director. Ne Weeds On populous Barbados, West Indies sugar island, land has been so intensively cultivated for so many years that weed seeds are virtually non-existent except as they arrive from lands outside. *eep a few ice cubes bandy whe» you press fresldy laundered cottony or linens. You can prevent writ* kli» by easing a cube over dried-out spots to re-dampen them, during thp ironing.- fe Keeps Lawns Sparkling "^1 TURF BUILDtR -- Scotts gross load P*oyides oil the nutrients needed for picture book ^ tfwn beauty. Economical --you nemdoW • ffc per 100 sq ft. Feed 2500 sq ft- .v 10,000 sq ft - $7.85. ^ ScSCU. LAWN Sff0 Choicest blend of all perennial t« grasses. Makes the deluxe lawn in ^ ten or shade. . t •: 1 lb -$1.50 5 lbs - $7.35 rr Vtt - B10RKMAN HARDWARE Si lto BlVSBSmB DRIVE , TOOMB «*• mcUXHBY, UJU "SPEEDY" 9 McHENRY GARAGE Helping celebtaie "Bernle" Matchen's birthday in McHenry wfere Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reid. Mr. iand Mrs. R. Seeber, Mr. and Mia. H. Vycital and Mr. and Mrs. P. Nerstad. It was a very enjoyable evening far everyone, as they sat around the fire roasting wieners and tffaging to the accompaniment of Writ* Saynor's lovely banjo music, - and truly a night to b$ xwiemberedt Our «engratutettemi to *dfcth«r happily wedded couple, Bill and Peggy Rochelle. May we all wish a lifetime of happines* tp you botfclli The Cub Scout picnic of Pack No. 362 was postponed indefinitely on account of the rain Saturday. At a meeting laat Tuesday plans were made for the Cut- Scout packs to go as a group tc see the Indian pageant; "Song o- Hiawatha," given by the Bo: Scouts of the Elgin council, to h* held in June. Cecil Ball owe hs donated a bus as transportattc; and the parents are invited to g along as chaperones. Plans were also made for th Indian festival to be held ii September. Mr. McDaniels of Lll Lake and Walter Aufrecht o McCullom Lake are to be i' skin caps with tails. No reflection on Senator Kefauver!! Erling Olson, who was in the hospital, is home now and convalescing!* We are all hoping for, your speedy recovery J THt BOSS MOO I'D HAVE Tb II 0»6 t^A NEW WAV -B-) N APVCRDSE tME SERVICE OP HICK MILLER S. NCNENRY6ARA6I LETS KNOCK OOLOFP- "THAT DONE THANK INTI POP THE MBMOPlAL DAY UNVEUJNO WHY DtDNT r THINK OF THIS STROKE OF6CNIUS, 5PECOYHOWS vKtoAr Freddie Thompson, his wife and j daughter, Patsy, took a flyer *o] Louisville, Ky. This was about; WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES 604 FRONT STREET PHONE 403 GRADUATION! SURELY, AN IMPORTANT TIME FOR THI SENIOR BOY OR GIRL. t • HERE ARE GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE MAN GRADUATES ON YOUR LIST. Give him useful gifts -- Gifts To Wear -- famous name brands -- brands he kntfi4 CSioose from as * fiui 7T" Parker 5f umJUU nwdt" ' the bright spot of any graduation--the fift of Luting writing pleasure. New "51" % is decades ahead in r atyle and precision. BOLGER'S ilWlTM ST. 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