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Section Two -- Page Eight THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEK Thursday, December 10# 1964 L MCCULLOM"'LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 885-3191 §>LAN YULETIDE PARTIES FOR OLD YOUNG GROUPS V, • Because of the annual Christmas party for the Ladies of the Lake to be held Thursday, Dec. 17, there will be NO meeting of that organization tonight. The party will be held at the Carrie and Frank Kurth home, starting at 8 p.m. For this, affair, the gals are asked . to bring a one dollar exchange gift. Petey Schmidt and her crew will handle the details. The committee is promising an especially good time and we know that the members won't want to miss. The letter from Santa Claus arrived with amazing speed and was delivered to the CullOm^ Knoll Association. This club helps the "Grand Old Man" with his duties. His date -and--time-of arrival is Sunday, Dec. 20, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. He will appear at the beachhouse and will have a "goodie" for each of our small fry. We suggest you mark these two dates in RED! take no action without a formal request from this department which only causes unnecessary delay and in some instances, no action whatever. Our police department makes a supreme effort to furnish 24- hour, 7-day telephone answering service, and if they have no man available, will relay the call if it is of an emergency nature. If is purely routine, the call will be followed up at the earliest pos sible moment. Our chief and officers do offer the finest protection available and we can be ex tremely proud of their efforts. THEY DO NEED YOUR COOPERATION! patient Monday morning. She suffered head and chest injuries, including fractured ribs, and bruises. More x-rays were taken the first ov the week, but the results wene not known when we went to» press. No doubt that she would appreciate your messages of cheer. Special Bulletin From The Police Department Residents who have tried to reach our local constabulary are calling the wrong number. .The RIGHT one to call for assistance is 385-2161. Please write this number down and place it beside your phone. When you call the Murrays* number, you may get a busy Signal. According to the chief himself, there are teen-agers using this phone and may have the line tied up. The number here listed is the exclusive police number. If your call is an extreme emergency, the operator will interrupt the busy line to complete the call at once. There have been several instances of residents calling the sheriff's office or the Mc- Henry police department for incidents falling in the local jurisdiction. These offices will Repeat Of Snow Plowing Ordinance And Thanks According to chief of police Earl Murray, most residents have been very co-operative in complying with the snow plowing ordinance which states no cars or vehicles parked on the right-of-way from midnight until 9 a.m. so that snow plowing may be carried out, in many cases, in the early morning hours. We are afforded the finest service in this department also, but one car in the way can cause additional expense and delay. The chief was pleased with la.st week's co-operation during the bad storm and asks for continued compliance. This notice is especially directed to new residents who may be unaware of the local statute. Icy Roads Sends Resident To The Hospital Icy patches on the road sent Mrs. Evelyn Haines to the McHenry hospital last Wednesday afternoon about 4:30 p.m. Evie was traveling west on 120 towards Woodstock when her car struck the ice causing her vehicle to skid, spin around and crash into an oncoming car. She was taken to the hospital wh^re she was still a Home For Recovery Gert Helwig was discharged from McHenry hospital on Sunday following her heart attacks, but it will be at least two weeks before she can attempt anything. Hubby Chet is caring for her but his actions ore also limited. Our best wishes for a return to good health for these two who have been so active in the community when they were able. These two were always among the first to contribute to every good cause and also offered their services. Gert was one of the three founders of the Ladies of the Lake which included Ruth Smith, Betty Poledna (now deceased). We sincerely hope for the very best for these two who have endured the ultimate in adverse conditions and have borne them uncomplainingly! of the cast and Frank has discarded his cane and makes hie several times daily walks unencumbered. His good humor never falters Either. Congrats To Vic Howe who was installed as judge-advocate of the McHenry Barracks of the Veterans of World War I last Thursday evening at the American Legion home. Installed with him was Garfield (Duffy) Benson as chaplain. Village Board The president and trustees will meet in regular session Monday, Dec. 14, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited to these meetings. Rapid Recovery Frank Tomasek made a most remarkable recovery following his accident which involved a tree, a ladder, and a strong wind. His broken arm is out Men In The Military The most recent inductee is Glenn Gates, son of Violet and Ben Gates, who entered the army on Nov. 23. He is taking his basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., and hopes to qualify for duty in heavy equipment. His length of service will be two years and there isn't much hope for his family that he will be home for the holidays. No furloughs until his nine weeks are up. Happy news for Vi and Ben concerning then younger son, Bob, who was just promoted to AMS3C. He is a structural mech. on aircraft at NAS, Glynco, Ga. Excellent chance that Bob will be home for Christmas. Hi-? term ends in October of 1965 and in the meantime, Bob is taking advantage of all schooling made available. So wonderful to see young Elmer Taylor who wears his Navy uniform proudly. He was home over the weekend from Great Lakes where he is taking his boot training. His ambition is to qualify for UDT-- under water demolition. His swimming training in McCul- I FISH FRY F R I D A Y S MCDONALD'S I McCUIAOM LAKE Lobster Tail, Steak and Chicken Also Potato Pancakes 8 each Cocktails, Old Fashioneds, Hi-Balls, Collins, Hourglasses and 1 Jigger.' Smartly designed. VYCITAL'S Hdwe. 1228 N. Green St. McHenry 1 Phone 385-0@fS 1 lom Lake should stand him in good stead. Elmer's current heart attraction is a lovely young gal who is in show business. According to lElmer, she has appeared in 7 or 8 cinemas. Best wishes to all these fine handsome young men and we sincerely hope they will attain their goals. The Welcome Mat Is Spread For Mr. and Mrs. James Conway and their two youngsters, Dawn, 5, and Jimmy, 3. They have taken residence in the iormer Tom Byrnes home on W. Orchard Drive. They come to us from McHenry and have been here about two weeks. For those in that neighborhood, we hope you will call and make them feel welcome. Party And Dance For Teens Elma and Farl Nelson announce that the McHenry Moose is holding a Christmas dance for teens on Wednesday, Dec. 16, in the Moose Hall on Route 120. Starting time is 8 p.m. and refreshments are free. There is a nominal charge for couples or stags. Transportation home will be arranged by the club. Orchid Occasions Belated birthday greetings to Lib by Marie Damiano who turned 4 and to Patty Cunningham who was 1 on Dec. 8 . . . Natal day congrats to Be modern with FOR YEAR \ ROUND CONVENIENCE! M0ENFAUCETS For Shower & Bath ALTHOFF'S INC. Plumbing & Heating See Our New Showroom 907 N. Front Ph. 385-5700 PLAN WINTER YMCA SCHEDULE WITHIN COUNTY The winter program schedule of the Lake Region YMCA is now being planned. To finalize the schedule, additional personnel is needed. Persons interested in teach- Edith and Paul Brendle and to Ole Olsen who all share today, Dec. 10 . . . Gert Walter observes the anniversary of her birth, Dec. 11, while hubby Bill has the 15th ... Lee Legler will be 6 on Dec. 12 and congratulate Barbara Thacker also this date . . . Janet Marie Michels will have 2 candles on her cake, Jim Morris, son of Bettie and Skeets will have 18 on his, and Opal and Jim Pariso celebrate birthdays Dec. 13. . . . Counting the dayt is our "D. D. daughter" who will be 11 on the 14th. Best wishes to all. . Out of time and out of room! See you next week? EXPERT GROOMING (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAINING • BATHING Rudy Becker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2436 (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) ing bridge, swimming, baton, crafts, gym classes, and physical fitness \for adults are needed; also adults to serve as assistants in the same areas are needed. Very soon men and women will be needed to serve as leaders of high school clubs. Some of the listed activities could be conducted on weekdays after school or during the evenings, or on Saturdays. Some funds are available to pay instructors or at least to meet their traveling expenses. Call the Lake Region YMCA at 459-4455 if you would like to offer your services or if you know of a person who might be willing to help during weekday afternoons or on Saturday mornings. Attend the church of your choice Sunday. DISCONTINUE SERVICE Saturday morning hours for examining driver license applicants have been discontinued for the winter months, Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain has announced. The substantial decline in the number of examinations which is always experienced during the winter months makes the continued operation of the Stations on Saturday mornings an uneconomical and inefficient undertaking, Mr. Chamberlain said. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Jolu Madam Nye's MMCCS Ben Franklin* IS OPEN EVERY DAY (Except Saturday)"1 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 9 to 5 ^Saturday 0 to 6 SELF-STEERIN1® SLEDS Sleek trim line chassis--wilt oeoot down a hill with the best of them--quick response steering. NORTH STAR" CHRISTMAS TREE STAND J|"--Rtg. $4.95 $£98 SPI6IAL 4 1 " -- $ « . 9 i SPECIAL w ' I 42"-- R e g . S S . 9 S *4« » i Atsemblee In. one-half minuto without tool*. Will fako tree» up to 3Vi inch trunk. Spread between legi--16 inches. Enameled r • d w i t h g r e e n logo. o Wttb C@tap@Q SAVE 5®c SPICIAI, YMPIA TOBOG S*kef e<an®diem sue01, maple, flnlihed with tw© eeato ®? varnlih. Built with three W thick irunrtoro with informed! ©?o Qlats %" thick tor durability and eofoty. Polyethylene hand ropes and pull pppei. Eoes&or tabs hold hand repoo to teat deate. Chain •d hood for rugged 6 FOOT AVIAHDAtmV 5 COUPON* wtsymommovm 24 y«jht MIDGET SET PBSBAL PorraEiicnt contact Samps, 2 spare lamps. Available white string with clear bulbs, green string with sorted color bulbe. PTREX CHIP "N DIP SET PYKiX C SSSQ Use for chip and dip, salad bowli, mixing bowls. Small bowl 1 f t pint capacity^. large 4 quarts. White with green ivy decora* tion. Gift boxed. C HAMILTON BI ELECTRIC Pyrex heat resist ant glass. 14 kt. gold decorations Removable cover for easy cleaning. Stay cool handles ! candle warmer. SPEC AL Slim, ocuy to grip handle, convenient on-off thumb but* ton. Precision ground stainless steel blades. Never needs sharpening. 6 ft. detachable cord. Euilt in counter rest •LACK & DECKER 7V4u UTILITY SAW SPECIAL *5)^88 REVOLVING PLASTIC CHIP RACK Walnut finish. With 200 inter locking plastic chips. Will also hold two decks of playing cards. 3/tM UTILITY DRILL $ SPECIAL •LACK * DECKER Telescoping guard, bevel and depth ad juitmenti and sawdust ejec tor. 7'A" com binotion blade, blade wrench, rip fence, instant releate trigger »witch and 3-conducter cable and pk>g. Maximum 43 deg. V/»". Polished aluminum housing, rich ebon/ handle. Accessories include wire wheel brush, lambswool bonnet, 3 twist drill bits, chuck, key g r i n d i n g w h e e l , wheel arbor, rubber backing pad and IS sanding discs. Two-tone metal carrying case. Drillng capacity: Steel % inch, hardwood V* inch. RPM 1000. (Cards not included.) Special T8 w d,fll 2W* LI8|GY 41-PiECl] HOME BARWARK SPECIAL 88 Use Our Layaway FIGURE SKATES All Christmas Purchases Held On Lay-Awav Till Dec. 24th. 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And there is such personal equipment as a new and exclusive steering wheel that both tilts and telescopes to fit your favorite driving position; lights that stay on automatically for 90 seconds to guide you into your house; and Comfort Control that maintains interior temperature season to season with a single setting. Want to know more? A Cadillac's greatness is best explained by the car itself. Drive one soon at your Cadillac dealer's! So new! So right! So obviouslys S§ SEE THE 1965 CADILLAC--THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD-AT YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER VERTON CADILLAC - P0NTIAC C 1112 N. FRONT STREET • PHONE 385-0000