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/ URN HcCdllom Lake ACCIDENT VICTIM MAKING PROGRESS TOWARD RECOVERY Eve Levesque .^Although she is still on the C&tical list at McHenry hos pital, Mrs. Walter Scarbrough o£ Orchard Drive is making progress towards recovery, according to her husband. The ffcod word was given by the tpedicos on Sunday that they felt thiey could save the injured leg which had been danger of amputation. After her accident which occurred just past midnight cm Thursday morning on high- Way 12 near Spring Grove, she was rustled to McHenry hos- P&al Where it was deemed necessary to remove her left arm. The tragedy happened when her car went out of control, plunged from the highway and rolled over. Mrs. Scarbrough is still suffering from numerous cuts, bruises, and two fractured ribs An intensive examination on Saturday ruled out the possibility of internal injuries. The injured woman is an accomplished pianist and organist and had been giving lessons. The prayers of the entire area are with Mrs. Scarbrough as she puts up a valiant battle to regain her health. This family has had more thajn a ffur share of misfortune. Last November, shortly after moving to McCullom Lake, Mr. Scarbrough was a patient at Hines hospital. While he was confined, the couple's only son, George, was in an auto accident near Elgin1 and was taken to American hospital. Village Officials Will Meet The regularly scheduled meeting of the village board will ^convene, on Monday, May 22/ at 8 p.m. in the beachhcnise. It is open to the public. Work on Spring Road and Parte View is scheduled to start in the very near future. Residents living along these two streets are requested to remove desired shrubs and trees which may be planted on the easement. is mighty grateful " to him for{ and. it is their first child, "fhe Jiis assistance. Committee but-i mother, Carol, is one of twins tons for the workers for all our affairs have been supplied by Frank Surz. Smiles 'N* Styles Will be in evidence when the Ladies of the Lake tackle another huge undertaking. At the last meeting, the gals voted to hold a chicken salad luncheon and style show at the American Legion home ^on Tuesday, June 27. There will be plenty of publicity but this will serve as advance notice! The latest in fashions will be offered by Madeline and Sam Nathanson. The planning com mittee includes Elma Nelson, Lois Parenti, Linda Dason and your reporter. Mark this date in red on your calendar. A limited number of tickets will be offered. The next meeting of the women's organization will be Thursday, May 25, in the beachhouse. 'Nuther reminder next week. and was prepared for anything! The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russel Switzer. Congrats to all! Baby Talk Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeWitt of Orchard Drive are thrilled with their fourth grandchild-- Shellie Ann Payne, who made a delayed entrance at St. Therese's hospital, Waukegari on Saturday, May 13, at 3:15 p.m. Mother Patricia Ann entered the hospital at 4 a.m. on Friday! The little lady whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne of Wonder Lake was a tiny bundle of 5 lbg., 7 oz. and measured a mere 19 inches from tip to toe. The wee one made her appearance while daddy is still a member of the Armed Forces. Charles, who holds the rating of S/4 has been stationed at the Nike site in Milwaukee and is due for discharge tomorrow. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roland Payne of Chicago and proud maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Charles Harvey of Skokie. Bursting with pride in their role of new uncles are Tom and Frank who reside with Gwenth and Ray. Frank will make his own headlines in June when he becomes a bridegroom. More on that later. Car Stickers And Dog Tags The grace period for both the purchase of vehicle stickers and dog tags has run out and puirchase same immediately. These may be obtained by. applying to the village clerk at 5218 W. Fountain Lane. Ticketing by our police officers may begin in the near future, so, be forearmed and not FINED! Pastry" And Family Duds Will go "on the block" Saturday, Slay 27, when the Ladies of the Lake will sponsor thtir annual bake 'n' rummage sale. It will be held in the beachhouse from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Merchandise to be offered may be brought to the beach on Friday afternoon or ev&ting. Incidentally, the beautiful and professional looking signs which have been posted in maliy places advertising the affair are the handy work of Odbri Hupsch of »Orchard Drive. The ladies' organization More Stork Talk Also grandparents for the fourth time are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arvidsen of Lakewood subdivision. Their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. May Queen At St. Pat's Miss Penny Miller, an eighth grade student at St. Patrick's school, won the coveted honor of serving as May Queen at the crowning of the Virgin Mary on Sunday at the church. This ceremony is a yearly affair in honor of Mother's Day and she was chosen by the seventh and eighth grade classes. The statuesque young miss with classical features wore a briclal gown of white lace which was supplied by Mrs. Arnold Huff of Woodstock. Guests from Hebron, Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Spring Grove, and locally gathered at the Art Miller residence latter in the day. Penny's chums, Barbara Lorch, Carol Aalto and Janet Murray, were included in the festivities. _ ; J> Thursday. May 1& 19& ... *..* ily, did you catch the front page picture pf Vi (an infant in arms) being held by mother Maude Stuhlfeier in the last issue of her father's publication. A fitting tribute from fa ther Art to his wife and daughter in honor of Mother's Day. Mother's Day Activities In honor of this very special day, Mrs. Anne Zahn and Mrs. Chelini, attended the festivities held at" Purdue university over the weekend. Roger and the Chelini lad are room mates. It was a thrill for both mothers and many activities were planned for the occasion. Mr.* and Mrs. Theodore Liacus, together with Nettie's nephew and wife, Mr. ancf Mrs. Winford Patterson, made the 150 mile jaunt to Onarga, 111. for Mother's Day. Nettie reports that the best therapy for her wounded leg is driving a car although she was not behind the wheel for this trip. Sally and Theodor Olsen spread the "welcome mat" for Sally's daughter and son-inlaw' Mr. and Mrs. Mielvin Tishy, and boys of West Allis, Wis. on Sunday. Other children who paid homage were Mr. ana Mrs. Charies Temple of Chicago and their tribe which numbers setfen! All arrived bearing tribute. Road," "McHenry" became the my high school French, parents of a 7 lb., 6% oz. girl on April 16. She was named Nancy Carol and measured 20 inches. Place of birth was Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, Canadian Capers Vi and Ben Gates made a week of it at a hotel in Quebec City in the province of Quebec, returning to our shores on Saturday. During the week, we received a delightful post card . from them -- written in French! Thanks to and Bitty Buddies For Birthday Quite a tribe of members of- the "trike set" gathered at the Bill Schmidt menage on Thursday, May 4, When son Billy turned 6. Standing in line for the goodies were Kathy and Tommy Morgan, Lynn O'Day, May Damato, Nolie Reid, Allen Cina, Kevin McKim, Brad Kingston, Donnie Burg, Brad Whitney, Donald Parenti, Johnny Matthesius and Cindy Lemker. Thank goodness, the weather man co-operated and favored the party with a nice day so it could be a yard affair! Even so, mother "Pe'tey" more than had her hands full. Poster Contest Winner Sandy Zahn is "proud as punch" over the twenty-five dollars awarded to her recently at St. Mary's school where she is an eighth grade student. The contest revolved around the subject of farmings and Sandy's finished product included the whole works of animals, buildings and people. Hocin will be IS, Don Nelson will be 11, and Sally Ingersol will be 6, on May 20.. , Lil and Mark Ringelstetter will be wed 15 years on May 22 and Lil's parents are celebrating their.. golden anniversary also with big festivities . . .^ Theresa Cunningham is due for Congrats on May 22 and helpmate Jake Levesque on Maty 23 . . . Sonny Hocin marks his natal day on May 23 and on this date Nancy and Tony Doolin will have 29 years in "double harness." Best wishes to all. Orchid Occasions And plenty of them this week with Kathy and Bill Schlitt leading the parade with their ninth wedding anniversary tdday, May 18 . . . Birthday greetings to Tillie Kanak tomorrow, May 19 . . . Jean 1000 .PRIIN1YE0 Name and) Address Gummed Labels FBEE FLASTEC GIFT BOX Your name and addren beautiffuoSy printed an fine «jus!5«jf whita gummed paper in royal blue ink. Ppd. Guar. No C.O.D.'s. . EMBER CO. tM N. Jefferson St., i Dept. W. Chicago 6, Wlnoto were able to translate! The couple made the journey with the family wheels and were awed by the splendor of the awakening countryside. Speaking of the Gates fam- ^SJOOS! R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s a n d maintenance by our experts, means lower car eosts for you. Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling "24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE 1002 N. Front St. EV 5-0811 McHenry, 111. "V PROFEWOnrL DIRECTORY EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm ft Life lN» Representing: RELIABLE COMPANIES When Yon Need Insurancej«f Any Kind j Phone EVergreii »jk 6-0048 or &-0863 f 3426 W. Elm St., McHenry,^IlL This one should take you all week to read! . and we hope to have more next Thursday. See you then? ! | • RENT FAIR FACILITIES The Illinois State Fair advisory board has recommended continuance of rental of fairgrounds facilities throughout the year to legitimate business enterprises. Revenue from rentals during 1960, exclusive of the state fair, amounted to $247,594.52, according to fair manager Franklin H. Rust. Buildings and facilities were also provided for charitable and non-profit organizations without charge during the year. OBITUARIES ARCHIE BIGGER Archie W. Bigger, 60, of Wonder Lake, died Friday, May 12, in McHenry Couctty Memorial hospital,. Wopdstock. He was born Aug. 26, 19QQ, in Rockford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bigger. , The deceased is survived by a sister, Myrtle; and two brothers, Clark and George, all of Wonder Lake. Services were held Monday afternoon from th£ Merwin- Cooney chapel in Woodstock, with Rev. Richard N. Wright officiating. Burial was In- Cedar Bluff cemetery, Rockford. MRS. CHESTER RATVDBY Services were held at, 1:30 O'clock Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Chester Randby, 54, of Niles, formerly of Brookfield, who died Sunday,.. May 14, in Hinsdale hospital following an illness of several months. She is survived by her husband; a son, Chester, Jr., and a daughter, "Mrs. Warren (Beverly) Kuhlman of. McHenry; also four grandchildren. Burial was in the St. John's Lutheran cemetery in La- Grange. LOOKING FOR A HOME? Come to Ponca & Logan stfc. & see our mode? home in Cooney Heights Subd., McHenry, II Open Every Sunday Afternoon -- Weekdays call . . Lee Cooney General Contractor EVergreen 5-4345 Homes Built Anywhere, Anytime, Any Style or Size FHA or Conventional Financing LEONARD UMBURGER Leonard P. Umburger, 61, of Country Club subdivision, died May 10 at- his home after illness of about three mon He had resided in the McHenry area for about twenty years. Mr. Umburger had operated a restaurant in Lake Geneva, and at one time had a launderette with the late Roy Kent and Pat O'Malley on Elm street in McHenry. The deceased was a member of the Standard Masonic lodge in Chicago. He is survived by his wife, Charlotte. Services were held at the Corcoran chapel in Chicago Saturday afternoon, with interment in Acacia cemetery. JOHN L SUTTON John I. Sutton of McHenry died early Monday, May 15, at the Villa Rest home, where he had been confined for four days. Prior to that time, he had been residing at St. Joseph's in Freeport. The deceased was born Feb. 1, 1890, in McHenry, a son of the late Robert J. and Bridget a rel guard for the Illinois TTooooll Co., and a member of the local Knights of Columbus. Survivors include threfe brothers, Robert E. of Chicago, William K. and Joseph J. of McHenry. He was preceded death by several brothers sisters, Mary Hoelscher, chael, Nellie Larkin, Alice, Sister Mary St. Bride (Margaret), Edward R. and Sister Mary Robertus (Lucy). The body rested at the Peter M. Justen funeral home untty 10 o'clock Wednesday, who) a Mass was sung at St. Patrick's Catholic church, with ii>- terment in the church cer4^ tery. KRONKE INFANT Joseph, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kronke, died at birth at Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyville, the evening of May 10. Graveside services were held Thursday afternoon at Woodland cemetery. Horses on the bleak, nonS Atlantic inlands are trained to eat fish-heads when feed ruiwi out. The Riwerside Bake Shop 1809 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, I1L NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 7 A.M. to 12 Noon Fresh Bsksd Goods I Phone " 044 By Wayne Walters World Television There's much talk about people understanding people around the earth to solve the world's troubles. 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