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_ 4 • _ Twtnty-TVo THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. June SO. I860 McCullom Lake REGISTER NOW TOR FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES Eve Levesqne • The annual summer festival will be held at the beach on Saturday. July 23, and registrations for the various activities are now open. The event is sponsored by the Cullom- Knoil association and William Walter is the organizational chairman. One of the features is the bike parade for young lads 2-12 years of age which takes place in the early afternoon. Mrs. Verna Schlofner is heading this event and you can enter your name with her by calling EV 5-0822. Another highlight calling for ingenuity and originality is the buggy parade for lit- •tte misses in the 2-10 year age ; bracket. Mrs. Theresa Schultz -at EV 5-1961 has charge of this affair. The main event will be the selection of "Miss McCullom /Lake - 1960" in the evening. Young ladies from 4-7 are eligible for this contest and may register at Lottie and Gene's grocery. There is a fifty cent registration fee which is to be paid at the time the little !a- .dy's name is put on file. Other chairman for various activities include Leon Hanna, Don Parenti, Don Lorch, :Frank Poledna. Ed Hammerstein and his Louise, and the Roy Zodys. More helpers are needed and if you would care to lend a hand, please attend the Wednesday nights sessions at the beaohhouse. when the wrinkles are being "ironed out". Oh yes. members of the Little League have been given permission to sell balloons at the affair, but the proceeds they realize will go directly to their own organization. More details will be printed as they become available so watch this space! ' Holiday Calls For Early Deadline The fourth of July holiday will advance all deadlines for the Plaindealer and for this reason, "quote 'n' comments" for this column must be phoned in to EV 5-4141 by tonight (Thursday) or Friday morning. Your co-operation will be most earnestly appreciated. Alaskan Adventurers Riding High ters coming home, Lee Larson, Jr. and Dick Osterby are thrilled with the northern life. The lads are working imseparate vicinities and we shal\go into Dick's adventures at a future date. Lee is working in a gold mine, enjoying the many hours (about 17) of daylight, and getting a big thrill out of handling ore - gold, that is! The lads do manage to get together for weekends occasionally. Many scenic points of interest have been visited and enjoyed by them. We'll k<fep you posted on their activities. Fiesta Day Queen , Applications Solicitated Any of our young ladies, 16- I 21 years of age, are eligible to j enter the Fiesta Day queen i contest. The gals will be treat- | ed to special courses in charm, h o w t o a p p l y m a k e - u p , a n d even* how to dress! Applications may be submitted to this r e p o r t e r up t o J u l y 9 . T h e crowning will take place at the V.F.W. clubhouse on Saturday, July 16. Phone your entry in now! Ladies. Adjourn' . | Members of the Ladies of the ! Lake met last Thursday night , at the beachhouse, for the final | gathering before the summer adjournment period. A sociable evening of game playing and ' "snacking" was enjoyed by all. | Some of the gals went home I with a special smile and they ! include Laura Slater, Lynne j Schultz, Emma Pyritz, Evelyn ! Haines, Harriet McNamara. I Edith Brendle. Elizabeth Rei- ; ter, Elsie Nelson and Theresa Schultz. | The refreshment department : was in the capable hands of I Tommy Fox and Louise Ham- 1 merstein. New members who j have swelled the ranks are ! Birdie Hanna and Mrs. Peisha. The next meeting will be , held on Thursday, Sept. 8. j A Federal Offense! ! | There have been reports of j five mailboxes in the vicinity | o f t h e b e a c h w h i c h w e r e i knocked down recently. From ! the method employed, childish pranks have been ruled out. j ; The older kids must take the blame for this one! Surely - none of our 'teen-agers would be capable of this offense. Tampering with the boxes or the mail is a federal offense and a stiff penalty accompanies any conviction. 'Nuff said? canvasses she submitted to the recent, Art Fair. Three were for display andvone was a donation to the auction. For The Heir (ess) Apparent A . jolly group of members of the distaff side met on Sunday afternoon to pay homage to the little bundle of joy which will soon bless the household of Phyllis and- Dennis Straumann. The hostesses were Myrtle Burg, Jean Reid. Doris Brennan, and Cynthia Rourke and the "spread" they put out was both delectable and yummy looking. They served ham rolls, deviled eggs, salads - potato and molded - picklcs. olives, cole slaw, and other goodies. A beautiful pan cake, appropriately trimmed for the occasion in flavors of chocolate d white, was also put out for e gals' consumption. Bearing gifts for the wee one \\'ei4 Lil Ringelstetter. Jean McDonald, Betty Poledna, Alice Cable. Ann Sklarski. Ethel Brendle, Genevieve Sulkowski, Dorothy Cunningham. Sally I.ubke, Bernice Tushkowski, Bette Miller, Rose Mercurc, Marie MoKiitf"Helen'Nitz.'Agnes Safronski, Anna Hess. May Kennenberg, Beverly Rourke, paternal grandmother Mrs. Tony Piotrowski, mother Lottie, and your reporter. an th< Work Party Tired of the looks of their neighborhood the families of Bud Harrison and Bonny Egerstaffer decided to do something about it. They organized their small fry and joined them with mowers, clippers, etc. and cleaned their entire corner. No - they don't own the property - but they certainly enhanced it! More power to them. playing league softball for Bimbos, and last week he suffered a broken leg. Wonder what the other fellow looks like? Fred will be navigating on crutches for several weeks. Public Party The Cullom-Knoll association will be "tosising another w i n g - d i n g " a t B e r e n i c e a n d Whitey's this Saturday, July 2. Proceeds go to the building fund,' of course. The public is invited. Lakemoor , SEEK FIESTA DAY QUEEN CANDIDATE IN LAKEMOOR AREA Sally Lubke Breakfast Is Served The McCu>llom Lake Men's club wil! spread the welcome mat for all comers on Sunday, July 3. when they will be serving breakfast. The chow is excellent and the price is negligible so consider yourself invited! . Cfr • Reasons^ To • Celebrate Irene and Leo Sales marked their thirty-sixth wedding anniv e r s a r y w i t h d i n n e r a t t h e home of their son and family, Mi', and Mrs. Bob Sales, of Rolling Meadows. Another, oc-, casion celebrated was the ninth birthday of granddaughter Debbie on Sunday, June 26. . . . Yesterday, June 29. Air Force lad John Bjork turned 20. He is stationed at Offiilt A.F.B. in Omaha, Neb. . .Mrs. Rosalie Josserand will be marking her natal day on Sunday, July 5. Best wishes to all! Don't forget that early deadline and please do call! Bye for now. See you next week. I have been informed that this year in the Fiesta Day Queen contest, the V.F.W. is looking for at least one girl from each community, to represent that community in the contest. The contest is open to frirls from the age of 16 to 21. Any girl who would like to enter but is not of age must have her parents signature on the entry form. These entry blanks nre available in the Plaindealer. The. girls will be judged on (heir personality, poise, general character, and beauty. The judging will take place at the V.F.W. home on Saturday, July 16. Birthday Wishes . Go to Sam Sossong who celebrrted his birthday on June 23. Sam is spending a few weeks in Joliet with his uncle. Pioneer Girls The girls, at" their last meeting packed shirts to be sent to the leper colonies. They also wrote letters to the missionaries, This organization is open to girls between third grade and their teens. Early Deadline Because the Fourth, of July is on Monday, my deadline for having the news in, will be Friday, July 1. I know this is a short time for you. tff' get your news to me but please fry to give it to me before Friday afternoon so that it will be in next week's issue. Silver Anniversary Silver anniversary celebrations will be going on at the Theodore Beahler home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Beahler will have open house at their home on Sunset road, Sunday, July 3, from 2 until 5 in the afternoon, for their friends and relatives. A-2c Ted Beahler will be home on leave from the Air Force to help his parents celebrate this happy occasion. Student Honored Word has reached me that one of the college students from our community has been placed on the Dean's list for maintaining high scholastic average in grades. The student He Plays Too Hard Victim • of his leisure moments is Fred Matthesius. Seems as though he has been SOMETHING LIKE MANNA, MAYBE: In 1695. in the area around Limcriek and Tippcrary, Ireland, there were many showers (always at night) of a soft, fatty, yellow substance, resembling butter. The natives gathered great quantities of it, used it as an ointment and lubricant. Art Fair Entry Mrs. Maude Stuhlfeier could From the sound of the let- point with pride to the four FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 - Just East of Routo 12 - Volo, 111. Phone EVergreen 5-6260 DAIRY HERD AT AUCTION 1 Auctioneers: W. H. Russel The undersigned having fully decided to quit dairying and concentrate all efforts on short horn beef and breeding cattle, will sell at public auction on his farm on the Crystal Lake- McHenry Blacktop, 3 miles West of McHenry and 8% miles East and South of Woodstock, on I SATURDAY -- JULY 2nd. 1980 Commencing at 12:30 P.M. ! 51 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK CONSISTING OF: ! 40 CHOICE HOLSTEIN COWS I Some of which have recently freshened; some springers but major portion of dairy is bred to freshen in the base months. This is a GOOD DAIRY of cows and was formerly in D.H.I.A. -- Milking herd average on yearly basis 40 lbs. per • cow. 10 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, OPEN AND VACCINATED 1 HOLSTEIN BULL, 18 MONTHS OLD Anyone desiring to milk or see this herd milking can stop at the farm any evening this week. 250 Gal. Solar Bulk Tank Cooler; 4 Unit DeLaval Milking Machine; Wash Tanks, Palls, Strainers and many articles too numerous to mention. M. L. MAGEE, Owner AUGUST BARCHARST, Herdsman USUAL BANK TERMS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS First National Bank of Woodstock Clerking Member of Federal Reserve Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is Terrence Brady, son of the Harry Bradys of Santa Barbara road, who attends St. Thomas college in Minnesota. This is an honor which many work toward, but few attain. It is no surprise that Terry is on it. He was an excellent student in high school and it is no wonder that he sfooSld continue to be in college. Congratulations! Before coins and bills became commonly used in U.S., land, animals, cowbells, salt, playing cards, merchandise of all kinds, including whiskey and tobacco, were commonly used as money. MILK PRICES Dairy farmers shipping to the Chicago market will receive $3.63 i>er cwt. of base milk and $2.90 per cwt. of excess milk for 3.5 per cent butterfat milk delivered in the 70- mile zone in May, according to Harry L. Edwards, director^f marketing for Pure Milk as-,** sociation. The differential for each one-tenth of one per cent of butterfat above or below 3.5 per cent is 7 cents per cwt. Order 41 producers have been paid on the base plan for their milk since March and will be paid on that plan through June. The poor man worries over One pound of uranium his next meal, the rich man, J will produce energy equal to over his last one. {3 million pounds of coal. the smoothest lips in town TUSSY'S PERMA-DEW LIPSTICK LIMITED TIME ONLY All for you: Perma-Dew, the smooth-smooth formula only Tussy knows. Kisses lips with dew. Never dries--just beautifies. All this and savings, too. V. Coral Cloud Garden Party Young time Pink Contraband Clipper Red II YOUR CHOICE OP S GLAMOROUS COLORS /2 OFF BRIGHT TOUCH SHAMPOO Usually $2.00. Cleans. Sheens. NOW Divines. Shines. Leaves hair on its _ _ _ • best behavior. And Tussy lets you $1 QQ save as much as you spend! DRUGS, INC. 120 N/. Riverside Drive >NE EV 5-4426 ANNUAL AMERICAN LEGION JUNE GAMES RIDES REFRESHMENTS -2-3,4 JULY 4th, 10 P.M. KIDS NITE JUNE 30th ALL RIDES Id* -COME ONE - COME AU---- HELD AT THE AMERICAN LEGION GROUNDS IN McHENRY 1 I