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Thursday, September 24, 1959 PLAtNDEALER age tfinefeen Lakeland Park CO-LEADER FOR BROWNIE TROOP IS HELEN WIDEN • VIckey Bottari - EV. 5-2262 The new co-leader appointed to help Mrs. Jackie Hagen, leader of the Brownie Troop 116, is Mrs. Helen Widen. Their first j meeting was held last Wednesday afternoon and the first thing scheduled for the girls is a trip to Libertyville which they will take this com- Ujg Saturday morning. More Vbout their trip next week. After t intb Complaint During the past week all the grapes were picked off the grape vines at the Krater Home on Shore Drive. all the work that was p taking care of the vines so that they would yield a half way decent crop and then to Jrave someone else enjoy them, ™at hurts. The Kraters hope that who ever did take them have a conscience and next year let them enjoy them. Bombing A joke is a joke and fun is fun but when it comes to bombing of mail boxes this is something quite different. Last week we had two mail boxes rbed here in our communone belonging to the Mc- Enerys and another belonging to the Hagens. Fortunately this time no one was injured but if it should happen again it can be quite a serious thing so who ever it was that did this awful thing, let it be the last before someone is injured. Cub Scouts on ^The following boys of Den 4, Rck 361 were taken on a hike on Saturday morning across the creek here to see the many beautiful trees there and how they are already starting to turn a slightly different color for the fall: Bruce Okal. Ray Bottari, Phil Bucaro, Jimmy Laursen, Jimmy Hansen, Ray Barle and Kenny Prazak. After seeing so very few trees here «i our side of the pubd'vision, e boys did not realize that so close to them there were so many different kinds of trees and in such large quantities. Bridal Shower _ " A surprise bridal shower was held by Mrs. Joan Krater in honor of her niece, Miss Jacqueline Dupon, for thirty women. This was a complete surprise to Jacqueline who will be married on Oct. 10. All the ladies who attended and showered her with lovely gifts were served a very delicious fried chicken dinner with all the trimmings and a f t e rw a r d s many games were played. The main table was decorated with pink and yellow artificial flowers and the future bride herself was presented with a lei also made of pink and yellow artificial flowers and the gift table had a large umbrella under which all her many lovely gifts were placed. A the wedding Billy will serve as junior ush^1 and Dianne will be the flower girl. strator of the eviening Millie Kuntz: Ann Whonrode, Jo. Rizzo, Dorothy Uttich, Dolores Rogers, Joan Burmann, Audrey Ellmer, Louise McEnery, Lyda Radisch, Joyce Braun, Millie Meyers, Marcella Raiford, Virginia Krispen, Joan Krater, Shirley Ozog, Eleanore Last, yt>urs truly and of course our hostess for the evening, Helen Strandquist. Error In .reporting the different winners of the contests held at our picnic I reported that the winner of the one bike decoration was Linda Dawson, but this was an error on my part, it should have been Linda Last. Sorry Linda we won't let it happen again. app.v Anniversary anniversary to Mr. and Mite. Frank Parisi on the occasion^-*# their nineteenth year of wedded bliss which they celebrated on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Ordination Anniversary Father Nicholas Norman, uncle of Mrs. D. Becker, celebrated his thirty-third year as a priest of the Roman Catholic church with his niece and her family and also Mr. and Mrs. James Wilbern and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lindahl, James Cox, Miss Betty Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Becker, Sr. Demonstration A demonstration will be held hv Mrs. Virginia Krispen on Sunday, Sept. 27 at 2 p.m. at the blockhouse on Ringwood road. All women of the community are welcome to attend. This is a good time to be thinking of the little ones for Christmas which is not too far away. If you can make it do so this coming Sunday at 2 p.m. The demonstration held at the Strandquist home last Thursday night had the following ladies viewing and purchasing many of the lovely things that were shown bv the demon- Happy Birthday X To Mrs. Virginia Krispen who wrelebrated her birthday on Saturday, Sept. 19. ^ Mso to Mrs. Eleanore Last whoTeelebrates her birthday on Sept. 24. On Saturday. Sept. 19 we had a birthday party at our house in honor of my son, Ray, who celebrated his tenth birthday on Sept. 21. with the following boys and girls here to help him celebrate: Paul Kilday, Tommy Przetacznik. Kevin Lavin, Ray Jett, Wayne Cygan, Peter Murphy. Bruce Okal, Jimmy Franklin, Mike Johnson. Dennis Karaskiewicz, Valerie Franklin, Lucinda Fradinardo, Paulette and Joann Rizzo, Josephine Cina, Francine Parisi, Gretta Martin, Lynn Cygan and his little sister, Elaine. The main attraction of the day was a softball game, boys against the girls, and as I heard it the boys say they won and the girls claim that they won, so I guess to make all happy we will call it a- good tie. Belated Birthday Celebration A belated luncheon was held for Mrs. Helen Strandquist who celebrated her birthday while she and Larry were away on vacation. She, Joan Krater and Dorothy Uttich all went out for lunch on Thursday last. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schwitzer of Indianapolis, Ind., were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Strandquist together with the Strandquists' son and his family and daughter Rita and her family.' .-- What a Week Last week a bunch of gals who get together quite a lot really did get together. It started out with bacon and eggs one morning, then the following morning it began again and believe it or not it started out with split pea soup (we are all cracking up) oops, I gave the bunch away. Then on home to lunch and from there to Marge Franklin's for some of her very delicious home made apple pie and then on Friday morning on to Franny's house for french toast, etc., and there it ended, but as you can see. so did the week. If you read the column faithfully this can be none other than Lee Glorch. Daisy Krupinski, Esther Cygan, Dorothy Humphreys, Elaine Jett and myself most of the time and some of the time Jean Parisi and Fran Cina. DRUG SHORTAGE Drug peddlers are turning to locally grown marijuana to counteract a shortage of the drug from Mexico. In a report last week to State Public Safety Director Joseph D. Bibb, Malachi Harney, state superintendent of n.arcbtic control, said 415 acres of wild-growing marijuana have been wiped out throughout Illinois during , the current growing season. Harney said the eradication program is "by far the most comprehensive project of its kind ever undertaken in Illinois." "Narcotic peddlers prefer the more potent marijuana grown in Mexico," Harney said. "But a relative shortage in this supply has caused peddlers to turn to locally-grown marijuana." Harney called upon landowners to. inspect their property for marijuana and to stamp out any growths that may be forming. Marijuana can be destroyed by mowing or spraying with a weed killer, he said. Lakemoor By Mary Frieb EV. 5-3859 New Arrival Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Massheimer are the proud parents of a baby boy born Sept. 10. will be held Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. at the community house. Village Meetings Remember to attend the village meeting being held Sept. 24 at the community house. Girl Scouts An election of officers was held last Monday by the Girl Scout Troop 309. The new president is Luanne Adams; secretary, Pat Morrison; treasurer, Nancy Eggert; and the new hostess chairman, Lori Beahler. The troop consists of nineteen girls and holds its meetings on Monday evenings from 7 p.m. "'till 8:30 p.m. Girls from ten to fourteen years of age are inj vited to join. Troop headquarters are . at the community house. News Anyone with news please contact Mary Frieb' by calling Ev. 5-3859 from 6 'till 10 pan. HARDEST I BUSIEST j CHEAPEST I WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS READY FOR WINTER Cool? The Illinois Division of Highways is expecting cooler temperatures in the months ahead. More than 1,000 pieces of snow removal equipment are being put into first class condition for the annual winter battle to keep the Illinois highways open. The bureau has 50,000 tons of rock salt ordered along with many small mountains of cinders and other abrasive material for use in fighting snow and sleet next winter. SHOP IX McHENRY Ladies Auxiliary The Ladies auxiliary of Lake- j moor announce the election of new officers. The new president, Mrs. Mix, would welcome any new members who would like to join. The next meeting ! BUILDING BLOCKS AUGUST TOLL Gov. William G. Stratton said last week that the August traffic death toll in Illinois was the lowest in 10 years. Preliminary figures show 161 fatalities were recorded during August. The. highway death count for the first eight months of this ^rear stands at 1.105, down 13 from the same period a year ago. the governor said. [The Money $aving Opportunity Yon%© Boon tfMfisi© for! RAMBLER'S "RECORD-BREAKING t SAUL----- Our Rambler sales have broken all records, because we've given the highest quality plus lowest prices --the best trade-in allowances. Now, with 1960 models coming soon, we're going to give even better deals--to break our own records all over again. Hurry in. NOTICE The Office Of DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist will be closed Mon., Tues. & Wed., Sept. 28, 29 & 30th due to educational meetings For Appointments Phone EV 5-6191 "RtCORP-BREAKIWG" Savings on IFsrsft Cost: UP TO g29?I Save up to $209 on Rambler sedans, hard tops (based on manufacturers' suggested prices for comparable '59 mode La). "RECORD-BREAKING" Savemgs CHiffe&ale : IIP m $176! Rambler tops all other lowprice makes in trade-in value, according to Official N.A.D.A. Used Car Guide. "lecord-Bregkinif TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR PRESENT CAR Ifiiig. MOTOR SALES 405 Elm Si., McHenry VOU AND YMW FAMILY Nil (ROSS SBLIE SHIELI DIRECT Yes ... right now ... and up until September 30th . . . you can join Blue Cross and Blue Shield ... if you're under 65 and in good health. This special non-group enrollment is being held just so that thousands of folks ... who cannot get Blue Cross and Blue Shield where they work ... can join as non-group members. Today hospital and medical care is doing much to save and prolong our lives. And good care necessarily costs money. That's why you owe it to yourself to get Blue Cross and Blue Shield now while you can . . . before September 30th. SPECIAL OFFER ENDS SEPTEMBER 30th # @a,lfl wm I . A' l l~~l -- PH Pltia for Hotfiital Cmt •/ Hoipilal Sfrvitt Corporation Mtdicat-Surgicat Plum •/ lllimtif Mtditiil Strvict Certificate No. Effective Dot* if ocnplid ty BLUE SD3DEE 425 North Michigan Ave., Chicoge 90, Illinois I HEREBY MAKE APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP...and agree lo pay the prevailing charges for myself and my family members, if any, at designated in this application. All statements and answers in thi« application are true and are mode to induce the istvonce of the certificates opplied for. I shall be glad to furnish additional information, upon request. PRINT KANE I I I I PRINT ADDRESS Cinr County Slate III. MALE • KMAIE Q | HATH DATE: MMIAtE MT£; 1 UMlh Bif YtlT 300 Heath Bsf Yiir ... X t s X- 1 MAIL THIS APPLICATION TODAY If you're under 65 and in good health MONTHLY FEES (P.yble Qu«rterly)-CHECK TYPE PESHEP: SINGH (Without Meternily) Q FAMILY • Fomlly Mtmbtri (Sp.ut. and Uomorritd O.ld'.n under 19) Fiat Nam., Initial Birthday* family Mtmtou Pint Non«( Initial Eirlhdoyi Dor Yf. Mo. Oay Yr. 1 WIFE OR * * HUSBAND 3. CHILD 2. CHILD 4. CHIU) It is understood that there is a waiting period of 270 days Irom the Effective Dote for maternity benefits and for operative or other care of tonsils, odenoids, hernia, hemorrhoids, appendix, uterus, ovaries, tubes, varicose veins, or gall bladder; and for ony condition, disease or ailment existing on the Effective dale, or for which medical or surgical treatment or advice hat been rendered within I year, prior fo Effective Dale. Hove you or your spouse or ony children under 19 years received medical advice or treatment for any chronic or recur* ring illness or condition during the past year? YIS Q NOQ IF YOU'RE SINGLE OR LIVING ALONE ... it's highly important that you have Blue Cross and Blue Shield. IP YOU HAVE A FAMILY ... it's doubly important that you have Blue Cross to help you pay hospital and doctor bills ... if the need arises. To join ... just fill out this application and mail it today. You'll be mighty glad you did if a serious illness or accident should happen to you or someone in your family. If yes, for what. EB-54 HSC-IMS Rev. Date Signed. .Sign Here. This special offer giving people a chance to |oln as individuals ...who art under 65 and in good health ... expires at MIDNIGHT, SEPTEMBER 30, 1959. If you're accepted as a 'member yqu may keglftto receive benefits, subfect to waiting period* for certain conditions, beginning with hospital admissions or doctor's service*, on and after November 1, 1959... a s d e s c r i b e d i n y o u r c e r t i f i c a t e . . . . Be *ure to include your family to*... wifa-or foiband under 65 elnd upmprried children under 19. SEND NO MONEY;. until you receive a bill for due* ... along wtfh certificates and literature describing the benefits you get in detail. Just send in your payment as toon a* you receive the bill. Remember you'll have an opportunity to examine the certificate in detail before you pay any dues. • HBR I Must "Sure you can take my dau-! ghter out . . . and her Mother too . . . they're both Koing over to order a new aluminum combination screen door at i WONDER LAKE BUILDERS'! Sl'PPLY!" Need a new water heater? Everythi GO! STARTING OCT. 2ml GEORGE R. JUSTEM I SON FURNITURE STORE Cor. Green & Elm Sts. McHenry, IU. Phone: EVergreen 5-3400 ..jp? VSS See the new, fast electric water heaters 40-gallon models will deliver up to 432 gallons of really hot water a day. And there is a new low, 24-hour-a-day electric water heating rate when you install one of these. Fast Electric Water Heaters are very compact, create no fumes, soot or smoke. No flue is needed. You can install a fast Electric Water Heater where you want it --basement, utility room, kitchen, bathroom, laundry--even in a closet. It's almost impossible to run out of hot water for dishes, baths, automatic laundry, showers, shaves with one of these. Most makes offer a 10-year warranty (even longer lifeexpectancy). In tests, they show far less tendency to "lime up" and corrode--so you can expect maximum efficiency with a Fast Electric for far more years than ever before. 40-Gallon fast Electric Water Heaters are available in tanktype and countertop models. :E Y©8JR ELECTRIC APF1MMCE DEALER N( Get the facts, and you'll get a fast Electric Water Heater for sure! Public Service Company i Commonwealth Edison Compamj