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Thursday, July 21, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Nine McCullom Lake ANNUAL SUMMER FESTIVAL HELD AT BEACH JULY 23 Pick Little Miss To Reign Qver Village As Queen Eve Levesque "Many hands make light wj>ak" and a lot of willing woreers are needed for the gigantic task of preparing the beeich for the annual summer festival this Saturday. The working party is requested to report to Bill Walter, chairman, at 8 a.m. Saturday. Orchard Drive will be closed along the lakefroht all day on Saturday. Mrs. Jim Carroll will be in ch£ge of the kitchen and .will have a capable crew assisting her.. Merchandise (anything usable worth at least 25 cents) for the "white elephant" sale may be brought to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zody of 634 Park View West between now and Saturday. Donations for the bale sale including pies, cakes, home-made bread (lots offlthis, please!), do-nuts, fudge, and cookies may be brought to the beach all day, because this will be a continuous sale. The bike parade for little fellows, 2-12 years, under the guidance of Mrs. Verna Schlofner will kick off the special events department at 2 p.m. If possible, contestants should pu^in an appearance 15 minutSr earlier. At 4 p.m., Mrs. Theresa Schultz will lead her little girls in the 2-10 year ace bracket out on to the basketball court for the judging of this event. Highlight of the evening will come when Miss Teresa Dason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dason and last year's wiaper. will place the coveted goln sequin crown on the head of this year's charmer. She will be the little lady who besl exemplifies Miss McCullom Lake, and will be presented with a floral bouquet, a -trophy and a prize. This committee includes your reporter, Mrs. Lillian Ringelstetter, and Mrs. Ann Nye. In case of rain, (and let's h#> NOT-) the affair will be held on Sunday. See you at the beach? president and trustees on Monday, July 11, those who attended were informed that bids have been let for the work on Orchard Drive which will begin as soon as possible. The usual business 'W a s transacted and the next meeting will be held on Monday, July 25 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Public is invited. Wee One Under the Knife No stranger to surgery, doctors, and hospitals is little Cynthia Louise, the 18 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Etten, who reside in the former John Justen residence. This little tyke was born with a malformation which doctors have been trying to correct FOUR times! Her fourth surgical experience including skin grafting occurred on Wednesday of last week at Children's Memorial hospital in Chicago. According to a call to her mother on lyfopria-Cyproia appears is eating beW-ere^m'ftHtle' trip i was also included, dow the hospital corridors. Results of the surgery are still not known, but we know she could use a little help in the prayer department. I Thrill of a Lifetime ! Was the walk-in service at the new building of the Nativity Lutheran church last Sunj day. About 341 persons were I admitted to the majestic inter- I ior of the latest and most modj ern design. The Rev. Burton ; Schroeder, pastor of the congregation and the Rev. John i Spaid. secretary for camping of the Illinois Synod, were fol- I lowed by the senior choir, the I junior choir, and the worshipj pers, in that order. It was truly an inspiration i for all the^members of McCul- ! lorn Lake who attended and 1 we know that both services, I the 8 a.m. and the 10:45 a.m., J will be filled to capacity, t There is more work to be done on the new church but .it will be a thrill each time something new is added. ] Three Cheers for These Fellows! : The Liitle League organization of McCullom Lake and Lakeland Park is serving a very worthwhile service in keeping our little fellows in the 8-12 year age bracket, happy and busy this summer. With games being held every Tuesday and Thursday nights at both fields, and plenty of practice sessions, these young lads don't have time to get into mischief! They really put their hearts (and bodies) into these games and are a joy to watch. Eill Brennan, as president of the organization, is responsible for organizing the men and boys that make up the teams for us -- the Braves and the Sox. L. P. is represented with three teams -- Tigers, Cubs and Indians. Needless to say. Bill believes in the project completely and deserves a big I cheer for a good job well done. He couldn't do the job alone I and receives ., valuable" assistance from his staff' including I Merwvn Schmitt, Gene Frost. I Roy Nve and Don Lorch.' Umi pirine of the games ifc in the capable hands of Jake Levesoue with some assistance from Roy Nye and Dave Hansen. Coaching and managing of the Lakeland Park teams is "masterminded" by Joe Prazak. John Sphar. Ed Ozog, Wally Hansen. Mike Mavos. Jack Lavin, Paul Schwegle and Marvin George. Games this week at the I beach includes a contest be- | tween the Sox and the Indians ; tonight, starting at. 6:30 p.m. ! and next .Tuesday.- July 26, will find the Braves and the In- ! dians on the field. If you like baseball, you will LOVE the little league games! claimed it was ve-f-r-y tasty eating! Kids are Complaining About "roughneck" activity on the raft which is located in the "hole", favorite swimming spot for our population. Many youngsters have scrapes and bruises to show for this type of water play. The kind of accidents which COULD happen should be obviousMo even the youngest of the swimmers. For safety's sake, let's use a little more discretion in the water. Notable Visitors Mrs. Ragnhild Nelson of Eastwood Drive was thrilled and pleased to have the company of her aunt for a recent visit. The lady's name is Mrs. Gerda Peterson of Chicago. Lil Ringelstetter and her man, "big" Mark, entertained Lil's family for her birthday last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson had. visitors from Minneapolis, Chicaeo. and locally over ai recent weekend. Anne Passalaqua and the girls spread the "welcome mat" for .members of Annex's family in the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Butch Kennenberg opened their home to relatives including May's granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kick, complete with five children, two of whom are twins! "The joint was jumpin;"! Theresa and Willard Schultz held an out-door barbecue for, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tamburino of Chicago with Papa Olsen very much on the scene also. turned 4 on July 14, and fcaby Tartire Jean Jensen who was an adorable two year old on July lfc. Sandy. Senter has ten years of age coming up on July 24, while Berenice Bjork will be 12 on the twenty-fifth. Bill Myers (hospitalized) will become an octegenarian on Wednesday, July 27. Best wishes to all. Your donations of bakery goods merchandise for the "white (elephant" sale will be much appreciated on Saturday. July 23.VThat's it for this week. See youMjext week with contest .-winners 'n' stuff like that there. DAIRY PRICES Dairy farmers shipping to the Chicago market will receive S3.66 per cwt. of base milk and $2.93 per cwt. of excess milk for 3.5 per cent butterfat milk delivered in the 70- mile zone in June, according to Harry L. Edwards, director of marketing for Pure Milk assoc i a t i o n . ^ T h e d i f f e r e n t i a l f o r each one-tenth of one percent of butterfat above or below 3.5 per cent is 7 cents per cwt. Spring Grove A Ushers Meet At Brown Home by Mrs. Charles Freund Rev. Edward Lehman and the ushers of St. Peter's held their regular meeting at the home of Walter Brown on Wednesday night. Plans were completed for their annual carnival and after the meeting cards were played. A lunch was served. the home of Mrs. Frank Sanders on Thursday afternoon. 500 was played and prizes went to Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Math Nlmsgcrn, Mrs. Tillie May, Mrs. Ben May and Mrs. Clara Deinlein. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess. Vacation The Bob Lent family enjoyed a vacation at the Dells in Wisconsin this week. Seeing the Indian ceremonial was one of the main attractions. • Birthday The Joe Browns entertained at their home in honor of the birthday.of Mr. Brown. A cookout was held, on the lawn. Those present wore Mr. and ! Mrs. George Detrman. the'it. ! daughter and her children of Inglcside, the Al Wirtz family of McHenry. the Walter Brown family of Spring Grove 'and Mrs. Clara Brown. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dan Elgas of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, spent several days with the Walter Browns this week. Summer School Miss Judy Weber has entered Southern Illinois university in Carbondale, 111., as a student in the drama and speech class for the, summer course. " ACT ON LICENSES ^ Secretary of Statue Charles F. Carpentier has announced the revocation of the driver license of Richard Gibbs of Woodstock for driving wHile intoxicated and the suspension of the license of Rynier Wortendyke of Crystal Lake for three offenses. ' 4-H News Cherry Valley Club The last meeting of the club was held at the home of Dave Dimon, with fifteen members and four guests present. It was called to order by Kathy "Curran. The treasurer's report revealed a balance of S14.25. Dick Wissell is our new leader and now we are fortunate to have three leaders. Mr. Curran. Karen Schmelzer and Dick. Dorothy Curran g'ave a report qn the last federation' meeting and Kathy Curran informed the club that we are going to put on our skit at the fair. She also passed out fair b o o k s , t i c k e t s a n d e n t r y blanks. Recreation was led by Roger Schiller and Kathy Curran. Dorothy Curran, Reporter SHOP AT HOME "Fisli(y) Story" They claim it really happened so you take it from here! Recently Bob Zahn and Roy Nye, fishermen of some note, were trying their luck on a small private lake in the area. Bob hooked into a 14" bass which snapped his line, with the bobber intact. Strictly not short in the brains department, clever Roy grabbed a line >\vith weights attached at each end, and trapped the wily bass. Guess, whose refrigerator got the vptize? 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