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Thursday, June 2, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Page Nine McCullom Lake RESCUE SQUAD RUSHED TO AID OF HEART VICTIM Eve Levesque ^Trs. Bertha Lee of Orchard Drive collapsed in the yard of her neighbor, Mrs. Sally Hocin, about 1:15 p.m., last Wednesday. Mrs.' Hocin was unaware of the visit until informed by her young son that Mrs. Lee was seeking her. Upon investigation, Mrs. Hocin discovered the inert body of her friend. She rushed into, the house'to f£>ne for help. One of the calls went to the home of our police chief and was able to reach his wife, Betty Murray. Mrs. Murray summoned the Johnsburg rescue squad. Within minutes, the emergency car was entering The village. In the meantime, Mrs. Lee had been revived. The men of the squad checked with Mrs. Lee and f<^nd that she needed no furtwr, assistance, but urged her to have an/examination by a physician. According to the latest report, Mrs. Lee suffered no last' ing effect from the attack. A resounding cheer to these mercy messengers who are on call all hours of the day and night and are equipped to handle any and all emeregencies. Especially during the summer months with its accompanying accidents, we are indeed fortunate to have these trained men and their equipment at our disposal. They are especially deserving of our support for the valuable service which they perform! Deepest Sympathy To Mrs. Evelyn O'Halleran o®3rchard drive on the recent passing of her father, Rudolph Gunther, 53, who died in Lakeland hospital, Elkhorn, Wis., last Sunday. Mr. Gunther had been a resident of Genoa City for the past nine years. Priv ate services for the deceased were held on Wednesday of this week. In addition to Mrs. O'Halleran, Mr. Gunther is survived by his widow, Emily, anomer daughter, Mrs. Vera Hughes of Genoa City, and five grandchildren. time arid labor he expended in behalf of our roads during the recent patching session. The ditching project on gate one was discussed and will be started in the near future. Roger Moehling of Rakow Associates presented resolution No. 18 (which concerns the work on Orchard drive which will be carried out under the Motor fuel tax program) to the j board for approval. It was | passed unanimously. This work ! is scheduled f<r an early startj ing date, after bids are reiceived. ! Other committee heads made their standing reports. The next - meeting will be held on Monday, June 13 Kat 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Public is invited. judicial Election---June 6 Registered voters of precinct one are urged/to cast a ballot in the upcoming judicial election to be held Monday, June 6. The polling place will be Muzzy's store in Ringwood and the hours are from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. The two candidates are Roy J. Solfisburg on the Republicanballot and B. J. Knight on the Democratic slate. Study the qualifications of the candidates and then make your choice-- but PLEASE cast a ballot. The election is one of extreme importance. Your Chance to Escape! We mean the monotonous chore of preparing a meal for your family and cleaning up the moss afterwards. On Sunday, June 5, the members of the McCullom Lake Men's club will relieve you of your tedious chores by preparing and serving your breakfast to you at Berenice and Whitey's. Come one and all for this once-amonth family get-together. The welcome mat is out!! Village Council The recessed meeting of May 9 was adjourned and the regular meeting was opened on Monday, May 23 at 8 p.m. All trustees were present. Continuation of the recessed meeting vi^lcb was ttf W-held an May 16 was not legal, because there were not enough trustees present to constitute a quorum. Road commissioner Don Parent! was commended for the 'Teens Reorganize Our 'teen population turned out in numbers for their first meeting on Monday, May 23, for the purpose of electing officers and scheduling their starlight dancing. Cynthia Tomasello will have the reins of the club in her hand as president. She will be assisted by Greg Burg, Jr., as vice-president. Judy Murray will take the minutes and dispense correspondence while cousin, Susan Murray, handles the finances. Mrs. Earl Murray Jias accepted the role of adult counselor. Meetings will be held first and third Tuesdays beginning June 7. The first dance at the beach is scheduled for Saturday, June 18, with pre-teeners encouraged to try terpsichore from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and the more mature 'teeners will "rock 'n roll" from 8:30'until 11. Ladies of the Lake Met last Thursday night in the beachhouse for a short business session and a social evening. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Louise Hammerstein, the meeting was called? to order by Mrs. Ed Stacknick, vice-president. Last minute arrangements w e r e made for the rummage and bake sale which was held on Saturday. That will be covered next week. The twenty-five women present enjoyed a hilarious evening playing games and those who were made much happier included Marge Egerstaffer, Elizabeth R e i t e r, "Petey" Schmidt, Marge Stacknick,>01- ga Baltes,. Meta Schroeder, H a r r i e t M c N a m a r a , E v e l y n Haines, Ann Zahn and Wilma Zody. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Baltes. The next meeting will be held on Thursday. June 9 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. For the Heir (ess) Apparent A lovely shower for future mommy --Mrs. Martin (Shirley) Klapperich of McHenry N O T I C E As of June 1st, I960, the SCHMITT INSURANCE AGENCY, 312 E. Elm St., McHenry, 111., will be operated by ROBERT A. STEUBEN of McHENRY REALTY, who has purchased the business. ""T^wtTPno lortgeFT)?^TeiTpbrfs"it)le for^efits of^agericy after June 1, 1960. FLORIAN J. SCHMITT BUILDING LOANS NOW AVAILABLE! If You Intend To Build Or Buy in 1960 See Us Now! I We Will Build On Your Lot m INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESHKNHAL ARNOLD N. MAY BUILDER'S. Inc. Richmond, 111. Phone Richmond 4381 Something New Has Been Added! The drab. appearance of our favorite meeting place -- the .beachouse -- has taken on a "new look" with the addition of lovely bamboo drapes at the \vindows and the doors. Credit for the new decor must go to the Ladies of the Lake, and especially to Mrs. Bobbie Carroll who purchased the drapes. What an improvement! was given' by her brand new stepmother-in-law, Mrs. Nada Costa Klapperich, on Sunday, May 22. The wee one is expected in July or August. For the happy occasion, Nada served a tasty, tray of hors d'oeuvres, cake, coffee, chips, 'n other goodies. The guest list included wives of the Klapperich boys, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. John, and Mrs>. Bill. Jr.; Lois Worts, maternal grandmother, Mrs. Martin Conway and Kathy, Mrs. Weber; Mrs. Wally Scarbrough of Johnsburg; Roseal O'Donnell and daughter, Catherine; Pat Rosing and Donna Raycraft. The little one, be it male or female, will have no wardrobe problems for quite some time t(. come. The gifts were numerous and beautiful. Newlyweds Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Bill-Klapperich of Orchard Drive played host and hostess to Bill's sister, Mrs. Rose Weber and her son, of Milwaukee, last Sunday. Busman's Holiday Dispensing spaghetti is "doing what comes naturally" for Dominic Tomasello, so what else to do on a vacation --but head for a "pasta" dinner! He and his ever lovin' Virginia took two weeks from their daily chores and headed south --destination -- Miami Beach. Fla. They had a grand time taking in all the local color, including the dog races. They returned home last Thursday. considerably refreshed by their sojourn. Congrats To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wilson on the occasion of their wedding anniversary today, Thursday, June 2. This is a cute one. Vickie Ann Kauke is two today, on the second and big sister Gail Marie will be 8 on the eighth! Kevin McKim is eagerly awaiting his seventh birthday on June 4. June 7 is sepecial to Bob Fernandez who is celebrating his natal day. while near neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Tomasello. who will be observing their anniversary on that date. "Hud" Brendle is due. for Congrats on his birthday (no "39or" yet) Sunday, June 8. That winds, up another news week. See you next Thursday, and hope your holidays were happy ones. Hospitalized Frank Parkhurst, who is no stranger to the place, returned home from McHenry hospital last week. He had been a patient for a week. He looks and feels much better and here's hoping he stays that way. Welcome Home To Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hanna of Park View who have once more taken up residence after spending five months in Tucson, Ariz. Leon says they had a wonderful time but now he's "rarin' to go"! LOCAL STUDENTS ARE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS IN STATE Two McHenry students were included among the 23 additional Illinois state scholarship winners announced this week by Gov. William G. Stratton. They are Karen Bailey of 40 Orchard Beach and Lambert Freund of Rt. 1, McHenry. In order to qualify for a state scholarship, an applicant must first rank academically in the top half of his high school graduation class and must then do well on the competitive examination administered on college campuses in the fall of each year. Fair Features Art Workshops Special Projects Chairman Jane Weiss announced this week that there will be a full program of artist workshops again this year at the Country Art Fair. Added this year will be an exhibit of artists' supplies and equipment for every art medium and a history of art from caveman days to the present. The Fair will be held at the McHenry Junior high school June 24, 25 and 26. One of the workshops will feature three popular local artists, Carol Bolger and. Lori Wilhelm of McHenry and Bob Gray of Crystal Lake, painting with a live model for inspiration. Other mysteries revealed at workshops will be plastic laminations, with" Bill Kinsala of McHenry presiding and silkscreening. with Linda Lieberson of McHenry doing the demonstrating. Other artists scheduled to appear at the workshops are Hazel Twell of Richmond, Margarita Hussissian of Barrington. Marilyn Bacon of McHenry and Jack Hobbs of Crystal Lake. The exhibit of artists supplies will contain about three hundred dollars worth of materials including silk screening and mosaic materials as well as the more usual oils, water colors, etc. Hostesses for this exhibit will include Carol Jepsen and Betty Johnson. The art history exhibit was assembled by Mrs. Weiss for those who would like to follow the development of art from early caveman days to the varying techniques of today. Graduation Held At Big Hollow Foster, Pat r i c i a Fredericks, ^Frederick Gerber, Penny Gra- T i f f f n , G e r a l d i n e G r u s c h o w , Bonnie Hoehne, Roger Hoehne, William Jones and RUth Ken-^ Sott. Commencement exercises at Also Suzanne Koch, Linda Big Hollow grade school took Lamberty, Suzanne Lehman, place Sunday, May 29, at 2:30 Carol Longley, Karen Lumber, o'clock at the school. -- , Linda Mitchell. Marilyn Moors, Rev. James Hagerty of In- ; Robert Pasco, Patricia Pickergleside Methodist church gave : ing, Edward Pinkham. Donald the invocation, with Hon Wil- j pride, Mary Ream, Lupe Sanliam .J. Murphy, state repre- j ehez, Gary Schulz and Conssentative, as, commencement , tance Sedlak. speaker. II I . Presentation of d i p o 1 a m s was made by Walter Kadisak, president of the board of education. and Earl Trier, ad- RECOGXIZED FOR SERVICE Fourteen amateur radio operators in this area have re- , ceived public service awards, jutant of Lakes Region Post for thejr assistance in the tor- No. 703 awards gave the Legion nt.do at Edgebrook Heights last fall. All are members of and Borg. : Northern Illinois Amateur Ra- James Bowgren, Sandra Cody, j dio club who set1 up emergency. Patricia Conrad, Harold Dans, i communications for the county Jacquelyn Duncan, Richard 1 Rod Cross. Members of. the graduating^the Southern Wisconsin class include Daniel T Doing Your Own Cement Work? WE RENT • Cement Mixers • Finishing Tools • Poorer Trowels • Wheelbarrows CALL EV 5-2916 IIruttd Rent-CUl/i JOE WILKINSON, MANAGER 542 W. Main St. McHenry, III. 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