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l#*. Eighteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Tfiuwlar.August 18, 196Q McCullom Lake ' ' Evo Levesque PUN HEARM6 ON NEW ROAD PROPOSAL HERE months of waiting on Saturday morning ' when their precious ; little doll", Sandra Lee, finally made her appearance. Well nourished, tire wee one weighed in at a healthy 8 lbs. 8 oz. and measured 20 inches. She was bom at 5 a.m. and is reported to have a fine head of light brown hair. The very young grandparents are Lottie and Gene, Pioturned home from two weeks "away from it all". They divided their time between Michigan and Delavan, Wis. The only troublf is -- "too soon over". * Plucky gal. Lil Michels, herded her tribe in the family station wagon, and with her Johnsburg HANDICAP GOLF TOURNAMENT IS PLANNED SEPT. 18 by Betty Hettermann Bccause ot the opposition to; Mrg WiJma Rus§ell of Mln. the new road proposal sub- • noapoiis. Minn. mittcd by Herman Mass some; The litt,e , .g also for. weeks ago. he and his counsj^ p enoujfh tQ come equip. revised their request, and the; ^ new proposal will be aired at; ^ ^ sides Th<?y include Mr. a public hearing in the nearj^^ Tony Piotrowski of future. The board voted unanimously to grant it at the last meeting on Mojiday, Aug. : 8. The date of the hearing will be published as soon as it becomes available. At -the hearing, residents will be allowed to express their approval or any opposition to •the proposition. - ' Routine reports were 'made by the various heads of- committees at the meeting. The .board will hold its regular session this Monday, AUi*. 22. at 8 p.m. in t he beach house: It is very gratifying to see so A handicap golf tournament mother. Mrs. Mary Lekawitch j js being planned for members to help keep law and order, the of St. John's court Ne. 56, of group headed for relatives liv- the men Foresters. This event trowski. Paternal grandmother j ing in the area of Rhinelander, . will take place on Sept. 18 at Wis. They twere gone fof" ten the Pistakee Country Club. Endays and returned home last j tries can be obtained from Friday. Father Hal remained behind to earn their board and keep. The wagon covered 1,- 048 miles on the journey and all the driving was done by expectant mama. Lil! Shorty and Pauline made good use of the summer weather by taking a jaunt to Hot Springs, Ark. They stopped off j Clover Hill Drive in the village. Mrsf Marv Wasvleczka of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Bollhoefer of Tracy. Minn. Aunt Delores will no doubt take over on the baby-sitting chores, and adopted aunt. <?ynthia Rourke. annpi&ced the happy occasion by passing out pink golf tees! She is an instructor at this sport in Mc- Henry. Real cute, eh? Mike Schaefer, chairman, and must be in no later than Sept. 10. All adult members ai'e eligible. Look into this event right away and submit your name to join in on the fun. Son *n Heir The first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godina of L a k e w < * » d s u b d i v i s i o n . J o h n many villagers^ showing^inte^r- Walter p^tt. was born on July 15 and tipped the scales at 6 lbs. 15l-a or. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frett of est enough in their community, to attend these public meev, ings. and here's hoping the interest will continue. With Deepest Regret The most unfortunate incident involving two 'tern-age j Johnsburg. At his christening I recently which was held at St. I John's church in Johnsburg. i 'teen-age Elaihe Godina held him as godmother. His godfa- !?ys ,whAch_.ha^"ui^U^n,^ theV is Greg Nowak of Jak An& Heights. A supper party was held at Carol and Walter's following , . . ... the deremony and was attendhospital. as of this writing. , ^ bv the paternal grandpar- - During the last five ^; ents/Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frett that the young people have MCHenrv. A most happy been gathering for these social J ; the dance at the beach last Saturday night is most regrettable. One of the lads is in serious condition in McHenry functionsrthis is the first time that anything of this nature lias happened. . We sincerely hope the record will speak for itself and in no way cast reflection on the rest of our very fine young folks. occasion for all concerned. at Meridian. Miss., on the way j hospital for several weeks, Hospital Patients A1 Pepping, Sr., who has been a patient at the McHenry appreciation for the terrific job Dedication of New Building A parade will take place here on Sunday, Aug. 28, preceding the dedication of the newly completed building of the Johnsburg Rescue Squad at 1 p.m. Various business persons and neighboring subdivisions are invited to enter floats In the parade. Many persons have watched the rescue squad's growth since it was started back in 1952. The squad has come a long way since then and has extended many acts of mercy and voluntary kindnesses. Our town is most proud of the fellows who make up the squad and answer any calls, day or night, to persons in distress. More details*-, of the squad's growth will appear in a future issue of this paper. One little way to show your to Montgomery, Ala. The couple returned home last Thursday. with the thoughts .of a lowly vacation behind them. Two Males, Two Dates, Too Late! Only two birthdays this week and both are over. Ed Crick, not relishing his trip to the dentist for "store teeth" is a "39er" in good standing as of Sunday. Aug. 14. Young Mike Schmitt, Gladie and Merv's little fellow, was 10 on Aug. 15. Mother has a treat in store for him and his chums as soon as the tickets come through. They are supposed to attend a White Sox game in the near future! Hope you like the ' npw arrangement of the column. Your comments will be appreciated. See you next week. should be recuperating at home bv the time this comes to print. they do is to purchase a few tickets for their forthcoming dance. This dance will be held We all join in wishing him a 19" Saturday evening, Sept. 3 more healthy road in the future. Another McHenry hospital patient for a few days this past week was Gerry Hettermann. He entered the hospital on Wednesday to undergo some tests and was. released on Sunday. Ben Kennebeck entered Memorial hospital in Woodstock last week. We hope by this time he is feeling more comfortable than he did , aj the time of admittance. in the: Community club hall. Tickets may be obtained from any of the squad members, 4H NEWS CHERRY VALLEY CLUB We met on Aug. 10 at the home of Sarah Whiting, with Congratulations Corner Best and belated wishes to Harold May, who turned 16 on Aug. 8. Mrs. Catherine Freunfi was joined by several of her neighbors last week for a small celebration of her eightieth birthday on Aug. 12. Around the. Town Mrs. Agnes Crowley and Mary Elizabeth are spending a few weeks' vacation here before returning to their home in Chicago... . - Mr. and Mrs. • -Ernie Di Silvestro of Des Plaines visited at the Michels - Roberts home over last weekend,. Jack and QUie Keenan are spending som^ time in Bloomington getting acquainted with their new granddaughter. "Yours truly", spouse, and children are off- to the Wisconsin Dells for a few days' vacation. If you have tried to contact me for news, please try again. Deadline for news items is noon every Monday. Hold Hearing Sept. 6 On Richmond Zoning -------- A petition has been filed before the zoning board of appeals for Robert and Eleanor Runyard. The petitioners are asking for a variation of "F" farming district to permit them to use the premises as a dumping ground. This property is located approximately one mile northeast of the intersection of Rte. 31 and 173 in Richmond. The hearing on the above petition will be heard Sept. 6, in the village hall in Richmond at 3 p.m. VALUE OF FLUORSPAR Until 1896 almost all fluorspar in the United States was from deposits in Hardin county, known throughout the world as among the greatest ever discovered. To date, Hardin and Pope counties have provided: more than half the total spar produced in the United States. Metallurgical spar is used as a flux in the manufacture of steel. In recent years, however, the largest use of fluorspar is in the manufacture of hydrofluoric acid. Of special importance in this atomic and rocket age is the fact that fluorine is essential in the processing of uranium and is being used with high energy fuels for rockets and intercontinental missiles. Exchange Nuptial Vows A beautiful ceremony which was performed in St. John's eleven members and one guest | church last Saturday united Miss Kathleen Freund and club's party-a-month exhibit j ™ny. The newlyweds were Higher and Higher The funds for the Cullom- ^Cnoll association which will be used to procure new or larger quarters continues to swefl. The last party held , Huff ^ of the defeat. Bid s on Saturday n ght broHe, ^ feUoW8 enjoyed the tript all previous fords' This cer_ .f ^ Brflves are to tainly must '^1^ a gr0^! the National League pennant, interest in the project. Hats Patrick had better reoff to the Polednas and the ""?* ^"^1, Hammersteins for their unwa- ( Tnavn at vering faith and for the dedi-1 Speaking Of Baseball cation of their time and tal-1 Our own little fellows will ents towards furthering the again meet on the field of cause. combat. Tonight both local After the games were play- teams, the Braves and the Sox. ed. the two women, Louise and | will play against each other • Betty, prepared and served at the beach. On Tuesday tasty "sloppy joe" sandwiches. | night, Aug. 23. the strength of • The next party will be held Indians and the Tigers will be at Bernice and Whitey's on tested. The season is rapidly Saturday. Aug. 27, so mark . drawing to a close and you the date in red on your calen-, won't want to miss the last dar. few games. YOU are invited. Vacation Briefs Ann and Bob Zahn just re- Bad Lnck For The Braves The Milwaukee Braves were downed again last week 6-n ( tahgeaiirn s"tn tehmei sLi.sA",. HDuogdhg erMs cwDhoenn- ^ " announced th, at th, e |! GGlleennnn MMooeehnlninngc iinn hnooilyv mmaattrni - aid, journeyed to Milwaukee to see them play. It happens every time he attends a game! Suppose he is on the payroll of the opposition? Accompanyying H.P. were A1 Sesko. Fred Matthesius, brothers Bill and Charlie Brennan, and Merv received grand champion award at the fair; that Mary Dresdow received grand champion and reserve champion rating on her vegetables; and that Sherry Schiller won grand champion award on her rabbits. Mary Dresdow gave a talk on "Preventing Fires". Donna feted at a reception held later in the day at the Community club hall. Our very best wishes for a bright and happy fiiture is extended to the new "Mr. and Mrs.". On the Move The George Simpson; fftfliHy are now occupants of the home recently vacated by the Pederand Bonnie Schiller and Judy sons at 40 Hillcrest Place in Bohl gave project talks and ' Jak-Ana Heights. The Peder- Dave Dimon read poems; sons are now in their new home i which he wrote. A delicious barbecue was served by Mrs. George Whiting. Dorothy Curran, Reporter on Route 120 and the Johnsburg Road. Our welcome mat is dusted off for a warm welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and their sons. AtemfHmatt Please Save Your Papers! With September just over the horizon, the Ladies of th? Lake will again resume their regular meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays. Plans for the proposed paper drive will be completed at this time. Mrs. Jim Carroll is in charge of this project and for further information, contact her at EV 5-3615. OWN CtOGGED SIMfits without Mjwwti Wedding BeUs Will Peal Former resident of the community, Hugh Houck of Elm street in McHenry, will end his bachelor days this coming Sunday. He will take as his bride. Miss Judith Lee Hall of Fox River Grove. The nuptials will be held at 2 p.m. on Aug. j 21 at the bride's home. The | reception will be held imme- j diately following the ceremony. The two young people met while attending summer ses-1 sions at Northern university1 in DeKalb. | They will leave for Californ-, la in the near future, where Hugh plans to teach school. It was a hectic week for the Houcks with many social engagements including Hugh's Commencement on Thursday, and showers for his bride, also last week. Congratulations arid best wishes to the future Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Houck! A Most Blessed Event! Phyllis and Dennis Straum a n n e n d e d t h e i r m a n y BUILDING BLOCKS MUsMpMsKdlyl BOTH MO! OBSTROYM ROCK'S Hardware 501 W. Main St. McHenry Rom when I sit-fy Joe March DonT Scream for lea Cream list, in* twn Mir three mmflu MPf--already inbiiimitMey ip,«i. PMifMy wMisfc* I found the fecrei at hps success when I stopped by Pop's Drugstore for a swtdwich the other day. A •malt-fry walked in and handed a xni to Pop. Pep Mfiaaediaiaiy went to the toe crea* inner. Am he started scooping a eone, I asked him if I could see tfttfirt card. It read: voc callactniv m the DENTIST'S CHAM -- ABOWE AHS BEYOND TH1 CALL OT WITT -- PHASE PRCSSMT THf •BARES WftI A MVN»«C«OF «M MMM COMB, OH ME. DOC DAVIS. Fraat where I sM, ICi good when a man san deal with people through understanding. He's the sort of fellow who respects the preferences of others though they may differ from his own...a tolerant man who offers his neighbor a glass ef beer even though he, himself, may prefer lemonade. Tfcke It frem me, tolerance la flie "painless" way te MM a eemmenlty. Copyright, I960, United States Bremen Foundation "Yahoo! Sorry I cleaned y6u out, hoys! Now I can go over to WONDER LAKE BUILDERS' SUPPLY and order all the materials for my rec room!" ANNOUNCING In order to concentrate and serve all my customers better, I have sold my interests in the well drilling, pump and water service business to Fred H. Matthesius, of McHenry County Well & Pump Company. In so doing I can devote my entire efforts to contracting and manufacturing septic tanks and installing septic systems. WALTER M. GARRELTS ANNOUNCING I have purchased the well drilling, well driving and pump interests from Walter M. Garrelts of Walter M. Garrelts Septic and Contracting Company. I will endeavor to service and make available to our new customers, our entire force of well drilling and pump service personnel. FRED H. MATTHESIUS FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products -- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone RURAL YOUTH TO OPEN SEASON IN ; ' COUNTY SEPT. 8 The first meeting of the Rural Youth organization will be held Thursday, Sept. 8, at 8 p.m. in the Farm Bureau meeting room. All interested single youth, rural or-urban, between 18 and 28 are invited to attend. This organization will be sponsored by the University of Illinois home economics and agricultural extension staff and councils in McHeriry countyk and parents. A rural, youth organization gives single youth the opportunity to meet others their age. At the same time they participate in informal education and recreation. Home Bureau is1 a professional organization for the hprnemaker, whether she is from the city tor from the farm, ^cooperates with the Illinois Home Bureau economics extension service at the University of Illinois, Urbana, in bringing an educational program to the homemaker and in furthering the 4-H clubs and Rural Youth program. The objectives of Home Bureau are to give the homemaker help with her homemaking by providing new aids in management, decoration, sewing, child care, mental health and various other plans. It provide^ richer, educational opportunities. to its members and their families! to show them how to - exercise their citizenship Hh sponsibilities, to teach them td work toward world wide mut* ual understanding and go will, and, to help them appreciate their cultural heritage. In McHenry county there are twenty-three Home Bureau units with memberships of fifteen to forty-five in each unit. They meet once a month and at this time, they either have a lesson from an extension trained home adviser on a subject that has been select^ by the members, or they ha© a member of their unit give the lesson. This member has gone to the office in Woodstock and taken the lesson from a qualified extension leader. The membership of McHenry county Home Bureau is 559 members, and it is hoped that this figure will soon become 1,000 or more. It is the largest district in membership in tte» state. The district is made up of eleven Counties And there are ten districts in the state. The Home Bureau office for McHenry county is at 226 West Judd street, Woodstock, in the Farm Bureau building, if you as a homemaker desire more information about Home Bureau, write or stop in at this office. EV 5-0195 or EV 5-0232 Smith's Alinement Service ELMER SMITH, Prop. 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