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Thursday*,June % 1955 / THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pag* Thirteen McCullom Lake News By Eve T^e villagffei,. board (has met three i times informally to determine meeting nights anid to discuss what flnust be done to establish a government f6r us. Under-consideration at the present time are a.^ew appointments to be fillea. Selecting the rlghit people for important positions is an exacting task and we can be sure that ipur .people will give this matter, due consideration. As soon as the appointments are made, you^ tag citizens of our community J^ill be informed. Levesque Miss McCullom Lake, in keeping with the precedent set by the fall festival last year. Details of this contest will be published* later. The last meeting was held May 24 at the beachhouse. Mrs. Bthel Myers and Mrs. Helen Pokomy were accepted as new members. recently purchased the George Kiddeldon home on Fountain Lane. Mrs. Vaillaincourt expects to take up permanent residence some time this week. We are so happy to have you join us. CuSIom-Knoll A large \ interested group of villagers met 1 the beachhouse Wednesday, May 25, for the mbnthly meeting' of tlhe Cullom- Knoll association. At this time, . President Jafce M^evesque, Vice- President John Boyle ami Secretary Emmq Pyrltz submitted their resignations because of their recent election to the village board. By unanimous1 acclaim, these resignations were rejected by the members. Since the annual election of officers for the C-K is to be held the first Sunday in jp September, ' the thought was expressed by ,ithe group that tlhe present officers could serve efficiently and; for the betterment of the organization and community. A membership drive is on and may we take this opportunity to reiterate the importance of the club and the vital purpose it has to' serve 'the community? In the next few weeks, every resident of the village will be approached1 with a personal invitation to join. At the present time there is no better way to serve your community ti'-.an by purchasing a membership for $12 a year. If 0. you are interested in joining before a member of the committee reaches you, just mail your cash, check or money onjer, to Mrs. Betty PoJedna, treasurer, or Mrs. Emma Pyritz, secretary, or better yet, take it to them ,person-. aUyA' commi<$pjft-'of five, namely John Boyle^ Bud Cable, Fred Matt'hcsius, .-jDave Hansen and Jake Leves&ue, was appointed te purchase material to construct a backstop and erect same at the beach for ball playing. The next meeting of the Cullom- Knoll will be held the last Sunday in June. Throughout ti'*.e , summer months, the meetings will be held Sunday afternoons, i- « . . -- - . Ladie*' of the Lake The gals will be meeting at the beachhous^'£:eVery Tuesday evening at & jpft.' until the July Jamboree. This festive occasion Which will highlight Ul-.e summer reason will be helidl all day Saturday, July 16, instead of three days as previously announced. There will be booths and entertainment for mothers, fathers, kiddies, and even bachelors. A program and dancing is also being planned. And, of course, a wee young lady will be chosen PROFEfSIOnRL DIRECTORV B and B EXTERIOR DECORATING Free Estimates Frltzches Estates PHONE 560-R-2 DR. G. R. SWANSON Dentist Office Hours: Dally Exeept Thursday 9 to 12 -- 1:30 to 8:80 MOIL, Wed. and Fri. Evenings By Appointment Only Telephone McHenry 160 FRANK S. MAT BLACK DIRT Sand - Gravel - Driveways Exoftvating Route 5|§ftfcHenry, m. Phone iwBemy 580-M-l Sand Limestone VlflftN THELEN Excavating •ravel j :"' s Black Dirt Dredging Tel.. McHenry 1856 Box 640, Rt. 1, McHenry, HL A. P. FREtJND & SONS , Excavating Contractors Trucking, Hydraulic and Crane Service -- ROAD BUILDING -- Tel. 204.M McHenry, I1L EA&L R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm St Life Insurance Rep^ntiag RELIABLE COMPANIES Wtlen Ton Need Insuranoe of v|U»y Kind FflONl 43 or 958 Green ft Elm McHenry, m. • SCHROEDER IRON WORKS 1 Ornamental & Structural Stefel Visit Our Showrooms 8 Miles Souht on Rt. 81 PHONE 950 A Real Shellacking That's what our boys gave the Old Bridge Tavern team May 19 to the tune of 26-1, when they met in a contest on the ball diamond. Out of fifteen men on the Softball .team, jointly sponsored by Bjork's Royal Inn and the V.F.W., nine of tfcem reside, or •have lived, in our community. They are Dave Hansen, Ronnie Tranberg, Lennie Jensen, Jr., Don Larch, Ken Brand, Charlie and Ken Ingersol, Fred Matthesius and1 Dick Osterby. Bob Doran is the organizer. Don Lorch made an outstanding showing by pitching a onehit game. The teams play in the McHenry Softball league. The next game will be June 7. Graduation Festivities Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkhurst entertained Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Schneck, Mrs. L. C. Stevenson and son, Bob. an5 Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stevenson last week. ' The occasion was LeRoy's graduation from Grant high school. As far as we have been able to ascertain, LeRoy was the only father to graduate from this class. The young Stevensons Shave one child. HEALTH TALK lillllllilililllillllllllllllll* Company for Dinner Marie and Ed Lassen of Stur germ Bay, Wis., Rose and Emory Sawdo of Berwyn, and Carol and LeRoy Peterson of Rockford sampled some of Lil Sawdos tummy-tickling treats recently. ! Lee entertained J the group with I a song an® dance routine while j the guests were waiting for din- j ner to be served. Lucky Year Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkhurst celebrated thirteen years of marriage Memorial Day, May 30. Frank escorted his lovely wife, Virginia, to a restaurant in Algonquin for an intimate dinner for two to celebrate the occasion. May 30 was also t):e seventythird birthday of Frank's charming mother, Mrs. Johanna Parkhurst. Put On Your Dark Glasses To look at the beautiful new sparkler Pa OlSen gave his either side, Pa Olsen gave his ever lovin' gal, Ingeborg, in honor of her birthday, which isn't until the enidi of June. "Ain't Love Grand?" Would You Like To see your name in print? Pick up your phone and call 537-W-2 for any reason at all and give us the facts. Your neighbors are interested in what you do and where, so share the news with all of us. This is your column, so don't be shy. Let's hear from you! Bye, bye for now. See you next week. Quite a Whing-Ding Mardy and Don Lorch and Anne and Fred Matthesius stepped out on the town recently with Fred's bowling team. The two couples, together with others from McHenry, saw the stage play "The Tender Trap" and then went on to the Chez Paree for the floor show and dancing. We understand they really whooped it up in the big city! NEW APPOINTMENT Gov. William G. Stratton Pvas announced the appointment of Theodore F. Morf, of Mechanicsburg, as engineer of research and planning in the state Division of Highways, to succeed the late W. L. Esmond. Morf began his 25 years of work with the highways division in 1930 as a junior highway engineer. Restful Sleep Necessary To Health Nothing can replace natiiral sleep in the restoration of the body's energy, according to the educational committee of the Illinois State Medical society in a health talk. The periadj of sleep and the sleeping positions vary with each individual. In sleep, all actions of the body are slowed down. Breathing is less deep, the pulse is less frequent and 'tf-e conscious mind is quiet, and all muscular systems tend to relax. This process acts much like' the recharging of a battery and serves to restore energy. In activity, greater ,staain is placed on the body as a wliole* Muscies use for i'uel a kijid of animal starch calle.1 glycogen, which is obtained from food. As it is used, waste products are formed which in themselves are chemical compounds, principally carbon dioxide and lactic acid. These waste products are carried away slowly in the blood and ultimately through the breatft arej the excretions. Muscles that are working constantly often produce waste produots more rapidly than they can! be removed. In sleep, the slowing dow8 of the body processes affords opportunity to catch up on the ellmin-1 ation of waste products. The natural physiologic process assists in building up the tissue of the body which has been expended tl . rough normal body activity. In addition to having an hour's nap in the afternoon, a child of from 4 to 6 years of age should sleep from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. A child from 12 to 14 may sleep from 8:30 p.m. until 7 a.m. The growing boy or girl between the the ages of 14 and 18 should sleep at least nine or 'ten hours. The Welcome Mat Is spread for the latest member to join our /growing village.' She is Mrs. Vaillaincourt, a former resident of Ringwood, who NEXT TIME You're Dining Out, why not try BUCK'S TOWN CLUB in McHenry? 201 No. Riverside Drive "Finest Food and Drinks Served Anywhere" Small Parties (up to 25) and Reservations Accepted Call McHenry 12 for Reservations '•* l! The adult should fit his sleeping schedule to his physical and emotional needs. £>ome persons get along nicely on four or five hours of rest a nigt.t, while others demand a full eight hours of rest to prepare them for the working idiay. Individual requirements are best determined by efficiency of the body and mind. Some executives, for example, find that a few minutes of nap eaih day. even reposing in a chair, enable them to meet the demands of a heavy schedule. The exception of these average rules for sleep are, of course, the very young and those persons worn out by illness or wea>kness. Good (health habits are conductive to proper sleep. It is wise to suspend all mental anid physical activity at least one half hour before bed time, permitting the processes of the body gradually to slow down. Taking one's worries to bed will not assist in their solution. Tests have proved that insufficiency of sleep impairs the- efficiency of the body, physically and mentally. Irritability and "toudhiness" result, memory is impaired and vision is affected. These conditions can lay the foundation for insomnia. "CHAIN LINK rv MEANS SAFETY & PROTECTION FOR YOUR CHILDREN -- ALSO -- RUSTIC WOOD FENCES For FREE estimates Phone McHenry 724 ANDERSON FENCE and SUPPLY McHenry, III. Ly!e D. Anderson Sleeplessness at irregular intervals need not be a cause of! worry. Properly relaxed, one can ; rest body and mind sufficiently. It is the night after night insomnia that attacks the body. Sleep is necessary to health and there is no substitute for it. If the bed is comfortable, the sleeping room dark, quiet and well ventilated, the mind and muscles relaxed, sleep should not be elusive. If sleeplessness and restlessness persist, see your physician. (The'-' condition may be a symptom of some disorder in the body or in mind. Don't report to sedatiyes. , EDDIE the EDUCATOR soys Teiwire protect* Mm competent teacher and help* him to help hi* community. |t provide* for the orderly dWmlstal of tk» toco«»* petent. Illinois EdvCaHo* Associofioa OFFICIAL Governor William G. Strattoh has signed a General Assembly bill which makes "Land of Lincoln" the official slogan of nois. The governor also signed ^ bill amending the motor vehicle law to raise the financial liability of Illinois motprists. Afte£ Jan. 1, 1956, tfce liability for bodily injury or death of one person will be $10,000 instead of $5,000, as at present. Liability as a result of one accident • will be 'increased from $10,000 to; $20,000, and liability for property damage from $1,000 to $5,000, Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars FOR ATHLETES FOOT} Use T-4-L for S to 5 days. Watch the old tainted skin slough off leaving healthy, hardy skin. If not pleased with powerful, instantdrying T-4-L, your 40c back at any drug stores. Today at ROLr* GER'S DRUG STORE, 103 So. Green Street, McHenry. Phone 40. Shop At Home YOU CANT MATCH IT FOR *2215 the Sensational Nash Statesman* Lowest-Priced Air Conditioned Big Carl Compare them all! You can't match its room, its comfort, its exciting new Fashion Tone color styling--not for twice that amazing low price! And come test drive the hottest thing on wheels--the new Ambassador 208 H.P. Jetfire V-8 engine. See all the new Air Conditioned models at your Nash dealer's--at America's lowest prices! Factory delivered price. Kenosha, Wise., Nasli Statesman 4-door Sedan Super, including federal taxes. State and local taxes, if any. Fashion Tone finish, All-Season Air Conditioning vtaitewails, extn. Lakemoor Motors, Inc., Route 120 McHenry, 111, McHeniy 742 Hey Folks! Tune in Disneyland on ABC-TV. See TV listings for Time and Channel. V Look what the new Air Conditioners do besides keep you cool i 2 3 NEW FREEBBM FROM 8181, BUST, POLLEN. The new air conditioners filter out dirt and soot from outside--remove up to 99% of the pollen -- a real boon to allergy sufferers. Your home Btays cleaner, healthier. BRIES THE AIR AS IT MILS. No more muggy discomfort this summer -- all 1955 models remove the excess humidity that makes you feel sticky, miserable. You enjoy dry, cool air all summer long. KEEPS BITSIIE NBISES IITSIBE. That's one of the benefits of air conditioning you'll really appreciate. No traffic or street noises to awaken you--and, thejiew air conditioners barely whisper as they work, i This summer more than 100,000 Chicago and Northern Illinois families will enjoy the wonderful comforts of an air conditioner. And, as our pictures show, the new 1955 room air conditioners do lots more than just keep you cool. Certain makes even feature heating as well as cooling. (To take the chill off the room on a frosty morning.) There are models available now for virtually every type window, including casements. But don't wait until the make or model you want is hard to get. See your dealer now and own a new room air conditioner for a few dollars down and as little as $2.87 a week! ell m s?tg '•A', > ifltffi now if you want Air Conditioning all summer SEE YOUR DEALER or PUBLIC CI OMPANY SHWR/R '^M/ANTADS Classified brinffi action p- • WANT ADS find places to live. • WANT ADS sell your used garden tools. • WANT ADS sell unneeded furniture for cash you need to pay the moving man. • WANT ADS find jobs for high school graduates. • WANT ADS locate articles that cannot be bought new. • WANT ADS rent surnmer cottages, cool rooms, and' trailers. • WANT ADS sell used refrigerators, bikes, furniture, golf clubs, etc., for CASH. • WANT ADS empty attics and bring vacation CASH. • WANT ADS sell things you'll no longer be using. Cottage Furniture, Fishing Tackle, Porch Swings, Radios. Phone 170, Bring or / Want Ads to the McHenry Plaindealer ail Put a Want Ad in The McHenry Plaindealer It Will Put DoUars In Your Pocket fa guide results I