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fe: J ( V J *?$£>' ^jr:\ ^Wfg^ ^'V*, Kw^ay, October 13, 19SS ' '* ' * • w->:$.*> Y'. -' Lakeland Park - West Shore Beach iWEST SHORE BEACH MEWS By Mary ©ay - A reminder to the directors of the association. There will be a $K>ard meeting at Anderson's at J p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15. This ia a meeting of much importance to all of us so please try to be there. (Scouting ; A district fall c^mp-o-ree was held at Woodstock city park last Weekend. This was an over-night camp out. Scoutmaster Maynard Meyers was there with Troop 164. ^iso from West Shore B&ach %ere Kenny Homo and Lanny Parks ^ of Troop 161 and Neighborhood Commissioner Roy Homo. V General 'News Kitty Baur had a luncheon on Friday for Mrs. Kbsick of Antioch, Mrs. Steigerwald of Twin Lakes, Wis.*, and some of the ideal gals and their little ones. The ladies played cards in the afternoon, with Kitty winning, as usual. Last week the Andersons entertained the Snyder family, Mrs. Leidl and CJhet's . mother, Mrs. Anderson.. The ladies of the Wednesday 4 Sewing (Circle were very happy to have Lauretta Homo's motheriri- law, Mrs. Hansen, from Chicago with them last week. What employee of a local gas station ran out of gas on his W&y to work. Home from the hospitals are Gerry Johnson and Vince Day. We are happy to report that they are both well on the road to recovery. ^Birthday greetings to Gary Parks and Mickey Johnson. / LAKELAND PARK NEWS Jetta Gleeson <-- Dorothy Uttich Board [Meets £ TOie board of directors of the * lakeland Park Property Owners' Association met on Tuesday, Oct. 4, for a special meeting to discuss further plans for the general meeting to be held in the near future. The purpose of the, general meeting is."to vote on the bylaws. of the association and to discuss methods of financing the erection of lights at the three entrances to th6 subdivision. Bappy To Hear That Joe Cina has returned home »from Highwood hospital. •He is scheduled to spend the next, two weeks resting in bed. He would like to extend h}s 'thanks to all the friends and . neighbors from Lakeland Park *' (for their cheery cards and messages. - •»-- {Sorry To Hear 1 • : Maurice Fitzgerald suffered a heart attack and was confined to ^Memorial hospital in Woodstock, lie is now convalescing at home And has our wishes for a speedy recovery. Happy Birthday 1 To Jackie Ahrens who, with her husband, John, was treated to ;& birthday dinner by her father, J. Slusser, Saturday. Mr. and Sirs. A. Langon, Jackie's aunt and uncle from Chicago, also helped Jackie celebrate with a dinner in their home Sunday. To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaglion, whose birthdays were Oct. S and 7. They celebrated them together on Sunday, Oct. 8, at ^ & dinner party. Those attending %ere their daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ketcher, ftnd sons, Roy and Barry, from Chicago, their son and his wife, mi Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Gagnon, and sons, Danny and Peter, from Mundelein, their' grannddaughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Weber, from Lake Zurich and Miss Yolande Gamelecy froin Chicago. ' Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs. Otto Grote of Ontario, Calif., are here visiting their son and :daughter.in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grote. Mr. and" Mrs. Charles Ressl entertained Mr. and\Mrs. Thomas Under of Chicago on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. K. Wiley of Oak Park visited with the Larry Strandquists Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coleman were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Garrison, Mrs. Coleman's brother and wife from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coleman, son and wife from Wheeling and Mr.' and Mrs. Johnny Hill and baby daughter from Chicago. M. Malor and. son, Melvin, were helpfulguests of the Kuzas family Sunday, when they painted the Ku?as home. Neighbors gathering in the home of Mrs. Art O'Gara Friday,, Oct. 7, to eoffee-klutch and jjet a glimpse of the new arrival, Alan John, were Mrs. Art Messel, Mrs. .Herb Dent, , Miss Violet Doraibreck, Mrs. Tom Gleeson and Mrs. Bud TJttioh. On Sunday, Oct; 9, .Mr. and Mrs. John Seery and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Seery visited Mrs. Edward " Heyden, Mother-in-law of Roger Ladd, who is convalescing from 'a heart attack in Memortal hospital in Woodstock. (Painting Party • Newcomers - Aria and Marge Schmidt got their house painted in record breaking time when on Stfrtday, Oct. 9, they had a painting party. While the fellows were swinging "ye olde paint brush," the girls were preparing a much appreciated. dinner and serving a bit of liquid refreshment. The friends who helped" were-Mr. and Mrs, Clif Anderson, Wayne Anderson and Mrl and Mrs. Norman Calhoun, all of, Chicago. A** »Nict in,black-and-white, but just think how raisch nic&r io color* Capture Fall Beauty on C6lor Film Attends (Convention Jack Gershon flew to Lake Placid, New York, last week to attend the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers' convention. Jack's only comment on the 'convention was that the scenery in New York is beautiful. O»nserva|ion jpiub jMeetipg The McCullom™ Lake Conservation* club, formerly known as the Sportsman club, will hold its next meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday, pet. 16, at the beachhowse. This club is fSr ' tne purpose^ of improving the swimming,. fishing and hunting conditions of Mc- Cullom Lake. All residents in our subdivision are eligible for membership. Those interested in joining, contact Larry Strandqulst and attend the next meeting. GOOD WILL TOUR Gov. William G. Stratum's office has announced .that Jesse Owens, former Olympic sprint star, resigned as secretary of the Illinois Athletic Commission, effective Oct. 1, to make a good will tour of Europe for the U.S. Department of State. Upon Owens' return, about Dec. 1, Gov. Stratton will appoint him coordinator of recreational activities for the Illinois Youth Commission. This is the time of the year when outdoor days around home and drives into the country tell you that it's definitely time for color film in your camera.. How else can you catch the £lory of the countryside -- the swamp maples and the sumac aglow, the deep orange fire of, sugar maples, the goldenrod glowing in every fencerow, the unfurled banners of deep purple asters, the fringed gentians that shyly mirror the blue sky overhead? Whether you use a simple box camera "to take large color snapshots or a miniature camera that makes color -slides you can project, you just can't afford to miss recording the beauty that's at every turn of the road now. Though you have to be a little more precise about exposure when you - use color film; all th6 information you need will be found right on • the chart packed with every roll. Read it carefully, and you won't haye.a thing to worry about You'll know you're doing what's proper for the particular type of film in your camera the day you shoot your pictures. When you single out a countryside view, however, keep in mind that your camera,can't scan the sfcene as your eyes da It will capture only that portion, of the scene which can be seeft through the viewfinder -It-, might be well, therefqpe, to select subjects of smaller sebpe or, scale for yoiur pictures. Perhaps, the russet-hue^, foliage of even a single tree seen • against a blue-sky background as you round a bend in' the road jk#L be your choice of subject--add it couldn't be a better one! ; Another reminder we have, for you when you're out picture-making is to be sure to feature some natural object in the foreground to add depth and interest to the view. If you have a friend with. you, he'll make a fine foregrpjund subject But picture him with his back to the camera, as though he were just viewing the beautiful scene--or he will become tta p^pln subject instead of the colorful 'fall foliage you want to capture. • --John Van Guilder MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS IN ILLINOIS INCREASE Motor vehicle registration in Illinois at'the end of August had already , surpassed last year's record high total, Secretary of State Charles ' F. Carpentier has announced. For the first eight months, 3,274,420 motor vehicles of all types were registered, an increase of 73,944 over the entire year of 1954, Mr. Carpentier said. The 1965 - figure is 172,357 more than the comparative ~ eightmonth total for' iSM, he added.; In only one Category -- busses -- was a decline noted, Secretary Carpentier said. So far this year, 1,705 have been registered, compared with 2,010 at the same time tost year. The breakdown for the two eighit-moirth periods for 1955 and 1954 shows: passenger cars, 2,-, 763,933 and 2,615,296; trucks, 395,285 and 380,662; busses, 1,- 705 and 2,010; Trailers and semitrailers, 84,608 and 75,704; motorcycles, 21.248 and 20,867; dealers, 7,641 and 7,525. It Pays Tb Adverse Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars ^ Aluminum Combination" * * • Windows 8c Doors Fibre Glass & Aluminum • Awnings • Porch Enclosures Wood & Aluminum • Jalousie Windows and Doors. * LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE: PHILIP RICKER none McHenry 417 after 5:00 p.m. ARLINGTON WINDOW? AWNING CO., INC. Phone CLearbrook 5-1750 1510 W. Northwest Highway • Arlington Heights, HI. t(ou'U like the Storm \)00( FEATURES •«ni I* iMppiaa it«M Bimw BUILT TO LAST A LIFETIME Wiaco All Aluminum Storm Doors «nl Screens add that extra beauty and dignity to your home that is w fan* portant to gracious living . . . truly a door that is a genuine satisfaction to own . . . but that'* not all . . . Wiaco Storm Doors are built to last a lifetime from extruded aluminum . . . two million and double corner braces give added strength ... a three section door jamb* assures a bettor &t . . . see this outstanding value before yxm buy. ALEXANDER LUMBER Co. PHONE McHENRY 1424 647 W. Main St. McHenry, IH iWSCO MUMINUM tOMOMTION PRE-SEAS0N SPECIALS trade-IN now* cfcVE'3r-, Smart new Sandalwood finish! Get "living level" heat! Blower circulates heat by force. Turns it self on and off. Gives greater comfort floor to ceiling, saves up fp 2§% (m fuel t nOrJ 4-5 room model, Regular * 129.95 S qo45 skcim 3-4 room modal, Regular $ $ 5«CIAl FREE HEATING CLINIC SERVICE Got a heating problem? Come in and discuss it with our DUO-THERM heater specialist. Well show you how to get the most heating comfort... how to heat any living area cheaply and efficiently. . VYCITAL'S HARDWARE 1*2 So. Green St. SHEET METAL SHOP Phone 111. TSJ Johnsburg News Bf Bin. Betty Bettentiaiu Tigers to be flOnored Last week Monday evening, Oct. 3, the Johnsburg. Community club held its monthly 'meeting with all the officers and sixty members present. After the minutes of the previous meeting were read and accepted, the new business at hand was, taken up. Final plans for the forthcoming Hallowe'en dance on Saturday, Oct. 29, were made. Tickets have been distributed to all the members and now are available to anyone wishing to attend the dance. The Johnsburg Tiger baseball team will be honor guests at the November meeting. It will be well remembered that this year the Tigers were the county league champions. Turtle soup is on the menu for this meeting. Also discussed at this meeting was the feather party coming up next month. Final plans for this undertaking will be completed at the next meeting. After miscellaneous items were discussed, the meeting was brought to a close, after which corned beef and cabbage were served to all. fall received their physical examination on Oct. 5. The St. John's P.T.A. sponsored, this health activity. Tom McGuire spent last week in Philadelphia with hie father, who attended the police chiefs' convention. While he was there, Tom visited Independence Hall, Carpenters' hall and Valley Forge. Marilyn Fuchs is spending this week in Nebraska with her parents and brothers to witness the marriage of her uncle. We want to remind you once again about cleanir^ your attics, besments and garages to fill c^ur rag fbags. We are sponsoring these rag bag pick-ups to help our yearly fire prevention campaign. Janice Wakitsch School Reporter Items .of Interest ' friends of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hettermann will be happy to hear of a new arrival in their family, a son was born to them 6n Sept. 26. He has two sisters, Kay and Jane, to welcome him home. St. John's (School News All the children of grades one and five and all who entered St. John's for. the first time this Returns from Service Bill Schmitt was recently discharged and returned to his parents' home the John Schmitts, of Jak-Ana Heights last Sunday morning his wife Dolly. Bill spent the last fifteen months with the Army in Germany. Ten of the months his wife /vfis able to join him and they made the return trip on the same boat. ,They "will spend a few days here and then a few days in Chicago before making final plans for the future. of Chicago spent thr«e flayf lint week visiting their grandpfctents, the Rudy Lassers. Mr. and Mrs. Bill May and sons visited relatives in Wilmette last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling were honored with a farewell party last Saturday evening. The Oeffling family will be moying off their farm to a new home on Church street in the very near future. Mr. and Mrs. Howie Katz and family moved from Oeffling's subdivision to their newly completed home in Palatine last week. Mrs. Catherine Dehn spent last Friday in Chicago, where she visited Mr. and ItCrs. John Dehn and family. \ "the Johnsburg. Tigers played their last game of the season last Sunday before hanging up their spikes until next year. They won over the all-stars by a score of 10-4. The game will benefit all "the players hurt during the past season. Miss Dorothy Hiller 16ft her college studies to spend l&st weekend with her parents. Mrs. Gedrjje Hiller brate their twentJHflffh 4hniversary next Satattfigr*.: Olivia Freund daughte^'Of M*. and Mrs. Michael united in marriage to G«orge, son of the late Mr. and Mr*. John Hiller, at st Peter's churcll to Spring Grove. The Hillers will start Saturday morning with the 8 o'clock mass at St. John's church in observance of their anniversary. f. attendents, who were Catherine Miller, Marie Oeffling, Leo Hiller and Arnold Freund, and flow- i er girls, Genilla Nelson, will also ; attend the mass, supper will be • served to many friends and relatives at 5:30 at the community club hall. Open house win l»e: held after 8 o'clock in the evening. The Lady Forester meeting Is postponed from Oct. 18 to Oct. 25 because of the closing of forty hours devotion. All members are asked to attend because the charter members are being honored at this meeting. Celebrate (Silver Wedding Congratulations to Mr. and Classified Ads are Read by Everyone! Around the Town Jim Freund and Howie Katz left early Saturday morning for the Wisconsin border, where they will spend a week in the great outdoors. 1 Gail, Tommy arid Joey Lasser GAS PUMP THOUj&frlTS By: Ed Guettler The next time you have a empty milk cartoon in the mtchen, don't throw it out. Instead, put it safely away in your automobile for possible use as a torch at night for an emergency.* . We at GTJETTLER'S CITIES SERVTCI& saw this little hint being done the other night while a tire was being changed on a . busy highway. The wax coating on the heavy cardboard cartoon will burn 20 to 30 minutes and give a- yery steady flame that can be seen for nearly a mile as a road warning. Keep it a safe distance from the gas tank . . . we want to see you around here at Highway 31, McHenry, HI. •A Phone 331 SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO OoMroToiii . * GIGANTIC INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE EVERYTHING GOES TOYS APPLIANCES PAINT PAINT SUPPLIES SPORTS EQUIPMENT HARDWARE TOOLS AMMUNITION Thousands Of Items At Give-Away Prices. Set 'Em While1 They Last! TERRIFIC $ $ SAVING $ ALAN ELECTRIC JQI&in Street as ~Joiin8ftarg,UL ill. N ^ ^ Super "88" Holiday Sedan Our Tsrrlfilf o "Ootobor Offer" Today I - . . Top Trad«-lns ... Top Appraisals All Month Long I Here's your chance .. . your big chance to step into the Oldsmobile of your dreams . . . and make the best deal of the year. And when we say "deal", we mean savings you'll . long remember. But that's not all! We're talking about "Rocket" Engine Oldsmobiles--alive with "flying color" styling --with the marks of the future wherever you look. Come in and join the Trade Parade! LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE Oldsmobil* "88" 2-Door Swlan as l«w m $ 2 3 6 1 6 2 State and local taxes extra. Your price depends upon choice bf model and body style, optional equip* ment and accessories. Prices may vary slightly in adjoining communities. • M OLDSMOBILE VISIT THE "ROCKET RrOOM"...AT YOUR OLOSMOBILC DEALER'S I R. J. OvertOn Motor Sales 403 Front Street Phoo« e U CARXPUL--ORTVI SAP&TI V':