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Thursday. December 9,1965 1 v* . ."So THE McHENHYPLAINDEALER _t__ Section Three *r ' _ MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS "\EVE LEVESQUB :ULLOM-KNOLL ACQUIRES LAND NEAR BEACHHOUSE Problems connected with enlarging the beachhouse were solved when that organization succeeded in acquiring the lot adjacent to the building on the east side. The property was purchased from Mrs. Clark for the sum of one thousand dollars. Trustee Allan McKim handled the details. The new addition will measure approximately 100 feet by 40 feet with die kitchen and bathroom facilities remaining in the old portion. These details were discussed, at the general meeting held Sunday, Dec. 5, in the beachhouse. Sixteen officers and members were on hand. "Receiving its share of attention was the forthcoming ice fishing derby scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 12 and 13. A handsome boat and outboard engine will be offered during the two day sports event, in addition to many other prizes for largest fish, largest catch, and other categories. Deadline for receiving ads has been set for Jan. 15. Any individual donor may purchase an ad for two dollars. Business rates are based on the size of the ad. If interested, contact chairman Ken Betts and Bill Gleeson or Theresa Schultz. Candy Donations Needed By -Ladies of the Lake A Christmas project undertaken by the Ladies' club is to sett'home made candy at one of the supermarkets in McHenry on Saturday, Dec. 18. To insitre success, the gals need donations of homemade sweets fronrr-every member in the organization and they are hoping for .a generous response from other residents. Please call Lois Parenli at 385-3140 or Marie McKim--385-3141 and volunteer a donation. The women will be happy, to call for your goodies. They-must be delivered to the annO&I Chirstmas party, Dec. 16, op to one of the homes on Friday, the 17th. Members of the committee will then wrap the candy and package it attractively for sale. Tbe^ annual Yule party will be held at the home of Carrie and'frank Kurth on Thursday, the iBth, and all members and their guests are invited. These affairs are really great fun and the Kurths are divine hosts. All who attend should bring a one dollar gift exchange. We'll have another reminder next week. 3b Critical Condition As-of Monday morning, Mrs. Maiy Tomasello was still in critical condition at McHenry Hospital after being transported fliere by ambulance Sunday morjung. According to her son, Timothy, she was suffering frorff" pneumonia and other complications. A cheery greet- 885-3191 ing from you would serve to boost her morale. Young Marine Cited For Bravery Under Fire James Bateman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bateman, Sr., and the brother of our own Tom Bateman, was promoted to Lance Corporal for his part in the battle at Batang in Viet Nam. His mother received the announcement of his promotion along with a citation for bravery. Earlier, the young Marine had received the Purple Heart for being wounded. The fighting against the Viet Cong took place on the Marine Cores' birthday, Nov. 10. We know how proud the entire family is of their 21 year old who is risking his life to preserve our freedom and that of the rest of the world!! "Can't Happen Here"-- But it Did!!! While the Vycital tribe--Henrietta, Harold, Laurene and Dorene--were staying at the home of Henrietta's brother and family in Adelanto, Calif., the weather became ominous with the conditions we have experienced many times. Henrietta's comment, "Well, if we were back home, I'd say there was a tornado near here". The response from the relatives-- Ordith and Harry Dahms was% o, we have never had one", nen they turned on the radio, the announcer was describing the first tornado in that part of the country s history! According to Henrietta, there were hign winds but no great amount of damage. The. above experience occurred when the V. lamiiy flew to California to spend the Thanksgiving holiday. The trip consumed eight days, leaving one Tuesday and returning the next. . The Dahms' home is located near George A.F. Base On the Mojave Desert atop the San bernadino mountain range. Henrietta had not seen her brother ior 10 years. Thanksgiving Day, they ventured up to Kajon Pass beyond the town of Wright wood which reaches an elevation of 4,25a feet. With three inchs of snow, they had a great time playing in it. Friday was spent at Disneyland and just about defies des- XMAS Largest Selection of Scotch Pine & Balsams in McHenry DON'S Dairy Frost Zl Block East of River Bridge Farm Scrvice Way Insured AUCTION LOCATION: 3Vs miles Northwest of Huntley on Adamson Rd. on ftorth end of Coyne Station Road. Watch for Auction Arrows. REASON: Discontinuing Dairying. (LUNCH ON GROUNDS) Carl Adamson - Stewart Ackman HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS Wednesday, Dec. 15,1965 ~ SALE TO START AT 11:00 A.M. 62 HEAD HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE -- 25 Cows will'JJe fresh or close springers by day of sale. This is a goodk^herd with lots of size & type. If needing replacements be SWe to attend this sale. 46 Cows; 4 Springing Heifers; 11 HeifSacs 12 to 18 months, some bred; 1 Registered Holstein BulirlS months. FE£|£: 2000 Bales Hay, 1st cutting 1200 Bales Hay, 3rd cutting (All Hay Crimped and without rain.) 600 Bales Straw; 2000 Bushels Oats; 30 foot Ensilage in 14 foot silo. TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT -- John Deere 12 foot wheel disc; NH 135 bushel PTO Manure Spreader, 1 year old; 16 inch OK Hammermill with cutter head and traveling food table; New Idea 7 foot Power Mower: Allis Chalmer Hay Conditioner; Int. 4 row Cultivator; John Deere 40 foot Elevator, Barnamatic Silo Unloader for 14 foot silo; New Idea 2 row No. 300 Corn Picker pull type; Int. 10 foot grain drill on rubber; 10 foot Cultipacker; 2 Wagons, D. B. with flare box and hoist, D.B. with barge type box and hoist; SP22 Surge Pump 4 Surge Milker Units. Rinse Tanks, pails and strainers, 30 gallon Hadley Brown Water and Milk House Heater, Elec. Milk house heater. Stewart Clippers, 2 silage carts, 1 feed cart; 4 Pride of Farm 65 gallon Hog waterers; 1 Hog Feeder; Hanson 6 row Trailer sprayer; Int. 4 bar rake; Many small tools. Mr. Eldon Pfaff - having decided to quit farming will sell the following machinery. Int. M Tractor (recently overhauled) with manure loader and 6 foot snow blade. John Deere G. Tractor - oversized pistons recently overhauled; A.C. WD45 Tractor, Int. F-20 Tractor with road gear and starter. John Deere No. 45 Combine with 210 Corn Head excellent condition; Int. Corn Planter, 4 row with fertilizer; Int. 2 ME Corn Picker; Int. 3 section steel harrow. LIBERAL TERMS. Auctioneer: Gordon Stade, Grayslake, 111. William Stade, Mundelein, 111. Cashier: State Bank of Union, Union, 111. Clerk: Ronald Lipinsky, Union, 111. cription. Though they spent the entire day there, they were only able to see about half on what is offered. The next day, the group motored to Capistrano, to La Jolla, and then to San Diego where Henrietta finally met the Baxters. Delightful couple with whom Harold spent his free time when he was in the service during World War II. They saw the grey whales migrating at Oceanside and rode the ferry to Coronado Island and visited the Coronado Hotel which is over 100 years old. A great thrill for the family was traveling to Indio (only place yrhere dates are grown in the U.S.) and to Palm Springs where they viewed the internationally famous Racquet Club and all the other "poshy" places in Palm Springs. All but Henrietta took the tram at San Jacinto which climbs from 800 feet to 8000 feet just about straight up for one mile. It is called the "stairway to the stars". Greatest excitement and worth the entire trip for the two little gals was having their pictures taken with Trigger and Buttermilk (the famous Roy Rogers' horses) in Apple Valley. From there, they proceeded to Calico and viewed the largest silver producing mine in the country. It is still being worked some, but has become mainly a tourist attraction with the town being reconstructed as it was in the 19th century. During their stay on the west cost, the family drove a total of 1,500 miles for a trip never to be forgotten. They returned on Tuesday, the 30th, after eight glorious and memorable days. These Things Happen Due to mechanical failure of some of the printing equipment, our last column came out somewhat garbled. Your indulgence and understanding is requested. That is one week, everyone on the staff would like to forget, according to reports. Wee Ballerinas Display Their Talents ' According to residents from the village who attended the ballet extravaganza--"Alice in Wonderland" at the Junior High School last Saturday night, Margie Olsen, Peggy Murray, Dawn McKim, and Daureen Parenti were the undisputed stars! Real community loyalty. But, I guess the little dolls really gave their "all". The performance was wonderful and Nancy Gardiner does a fantastic job with her gals. Daureen and Dawn continued to cavort after the performance we* completed when the two sets of parents fed the girls at a local stop. Former Resident Bags His First Deer A sportsman's dream was realized by Merv Schmitt last Friday morning when he managed to fell his first deer-- a big buck, weighing in at 157 pounds, gutted, according to official scales in Woodstock. He was up at 4:30 a.m. to join his cronies near Richmond, for the hunt. One other ^hunter was also successful. The three day season ended on Sunday, and the Schmitt freezer is bulging with deer steaks, chops, and burge/. Any one for a "deerburger " ? Entertain for Pre-Marltal - Festivities Marie and Greg Burg held the' rehearsal dinner for the bridal party last Friday night in their home. The occasion was the forthcoming marriage of their son, Greg, Jr., and Miss Louise Schiller of Crystal Lake. Details of the wedding appear on the society page of the Plaindealer. Those who attended included the bride and her parents and members. of the wedding party. Aw, We Goofed (Again)! Wasn't hard to be that stupid, but this reporter put Don Vycital in the Navy! , when he really belongs in the Coast Guard. Just prejudiced, that's all. He was so proud of being able to entertain visiting "swabbies" Ed Stacknick and Jim Doran. The error has now been corrected, and maybe we can g6t back in Don's good ,graces. The three met in Hawaii some time ago. Natal "Daze" Gary Kumpula is 13, Tom Ringels tetter becomes 14 and Joanne Reid, a lovely lady of 18 all today, Dec. 9 Happy RUG, CARPET & FURNITURE CLEANING TIDY MAGIKIST RUG CLEANERS at Woodstock PHONE S38-1000 birthday to Ole Olsen and Edith and Paul Brendle, tomorrow, Dec. 10 Natal day Congrats to Gert Walter on Dec. 11 and to husband (Wee Willie), on Dec. 15....Birthday greetings to Barbara Thacker on Dec. 12.... Janet Michels will be 3, Jim (Bettie and Skeets* son) Morris turns 19 and happy birthday to Opal and Jim Pariso, Dec. 13... Dee Dee Levesque will be a very happy l2on Dee. M afid tha™^ same age forjDiaiie Klapperich J on Dec. 15. Bert wishes to all| Must quit now and get started on addressing cards and mak-^f: ing other preparations for they; glorious days ahead. Seie yo^f; next week? t"5! SHOP IN McHENRY FREECRYSTALCUPS ONE BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL CUP FREE WITH EACH $2 GAS PURCHASED EVERY TUESDAY PI MC _ Large 8 quart crystal punch and eggnog bowl for our approximate cost of $1.49 including clear lucite ladle and 12 cup hangers. a&e usiiH Route 120 East of McHenry IN LILYMOOR Farm Auction Service, Inc., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Put your brand on the hottest little pony inthe Chicagoland Dodge Boys9 corral- Dart! °oO Anyway you look atDART-she'sa beauty! mmmm Saddle up a Dart GT with bucket seats and console transmission. Find out what's been missing in compacts. Then, hear a new kind of deal from the good guys in white hats in and around Chicagoland. They're great guys to do business with--offering more car for less money and treatment that lets you know you're needed. Vcan tell they're - "good guys'* They ail wear/'/ white hats. SUNNYSIDE DODGE 4810 W .ROUTE 120 McHENRY PHONE 385.7220 JKSfiAnra.