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Ill: . .. Two Page Two McCullqm Lake News RECOVER SPORTS CAR STOLEN FROM PARENTI DRIVEWAY The '65 model sports car owned by Lois and Don Parent! was stolen fi'om the driveway adjoining their home about 5 o'clock last Friday morning and recovered before midnight of the same day! The theft was discovered when Don \yas leaving for work. The Parentis never leave their vehicle in the driveway, but had planned to go out later in the evening so it was not "housed" for the night. They changed their plans, but did .iothing about the "wheels". According to reports from neighbors, a suspicious looking red one-half ton, pick-up truck was sighted in the village in the early hours of the morning, but no special importance was attached to the fact, until after the theft. • Don and Lois were just about ill over the loss because it was such a special car. Don had done a great deal of work on it with special grills, tires, etc. About 11 p.m., he received an anonymous phone call telling him where his car could be located. He followed the instructions given him and recovered his property in Lake Geneva. ' Needless to say, their joy knew no bounds. With this experience behind them, the Parentis caution all residents to LOCK all vehicles! Cullom-Knoll Election August 1 The Cullom-Knoll Association will hold its annual election of officers on Sunday, Aug. 1, at 3 p.m. i nthe beachhouse. All members are urged to attend this very important meeting. "It's A Boy!!!" So declares the" large sign in, the window of the Gail and Rich Johnson home on W. Orchard Drive. The elating event occurred last Saturday afternoon at 2:34 invJjcttenry hospital. "Li'l tiger".x-.a9 jiaddy has named him tipped the scales at a very healthy 8 lbs,, 10 oz. and his formal title is Thomas Richard. With a beautiful little girl child--Cheryl Lynn--2 years old, the Johnsons thought it would be so very nice for her 885-8191 to have a little brother. They live right and wished hard enough, and it all came TRUE! Mrs. Grace Breitenstein of Chicago is the maternal grandmother while Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson, also Chicago, are the paternal grandparents. Gail and her new son were expected to rejoin daddy and his little darlin' whom he has been caring for. about Tuesday or Wednesday of this week. Rich has also been swinging a wicked dust rag and has very ably kept the situation under control. First one to have his laundry out on Monday morning!. We couldn't" be happier for one of the nicest families in the village! Bid Accepted For Road Repairs About Aug. ld^is the date set for work to be started on much needed road repairs throughout our hamlet. Weingart Paving of McHenfy was awarded the contract at the last meeting of the president and trustees held Monday, July 19 in the beachhouse. Two other bids were received but were incomplete. The approval vote was unanimous by six trustees. Road commissioner Harry Lock will supervise all phases of the operation. Mr. Lock also reported that necessary street and speed signs will be installed as soon as possible. Dutch elm disease is still proving to be a headache and the offending foliage will be removed. A routine operating report of activity of the police department for the month of June was read by police commissioner Art Nelson. A motion was passed making it mandatory for all trustees to have copies of all the village ordinances. The next meeting will be held Monday, Aug. 2, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited. Best Wishes Extended To newly wedded Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hocin. The bride is the former Virginia Taylor. They exchanged vows in Zion Lutheran Church last Friday evening. More details appear on the society page of the Plaindealer. They wound up their honeymoon Sunday night with a snack at a local establishment and received con- Grove News EVA FREUND PHONE 675-2135 LOCAL CATHOLICS INVITED TO HEAR IRISH SPEAKER the winners. The honored guest was the happy recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. A buffet supper was served. -- Miss. Thennes will become the All parishioners of St. Pet-bride of Victor Freund on July er's parish are invited to hear3i. a most unusual speaker at St. Edward's high school, Elgin, Visits on Tuesday, August 3. at 7:45 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Korus p.m. His theme will be onof Chicago visited the Charles Christian Action by the laity Freunds and attended the and is based upon his personal Thennes shower on Sunday experiences and observations afternoon. They had just reon a world-wide basis. He is turned from California where Harry O'Carroll of Dublin, Ire- they had visited Mr. and Mrs. land, sponsored by the Legion Charles Korus and family, of Mary and promoted through Mrs. Charles Korus is the torthe Elgin Council of Catholic mer Charlotte Freund. Men. It is open to the general Mr. and Mrs. John Sanborn public and there is no admis- visited in the Clifford Schultz sion fee. home in Chicago over the week end. Bridal Shower -- Miss Martha Thennes was Reunion guest of honor at a shower The annual Wilford-Shotliff held for her at St. Peter's family reunion was held at hall on Sunday afternoon. A-Macktown Park in Rockford bout fifty friends and rela-on Sunday. Fifty relatives tives gathered for a pleasant were present for a picnic dinafternoon of visiting andner and an afternoon of visitgames. Prizes were awarded in<i. THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER •fhursday, July 29, 1965 gratulations with beaming countenances. Bike Fells Young Twin Just 10 days before her ninth birthday, Ermie Oberhuber received a much unwanted present in the form of a deep Vshaped gash below her right knee. It required nine stitches (one for each year!* at Mc- Henry hospital to close the wound. Ermie fell from her bike a week ago Wednesday while riding in her neighborhood. She was treated and released. The stitches were removed yesterday. CCCold bath? Gos mokes the big difference . . . you get h o t t e r w a t e r faster. Costs less, loo. See new fast-recovery gos water heaters of your plumber/dealer's or call Northern Minis G&t Compaq. Phone 385-2081 Verbal Orchids To McCiillom Lai y/S I'in«st! Our local police officers including Chief Earl Murray, Ken Loesch and Jack Schlofner deserve . accola.ies /or the fine support they' lent, to the McHenry department" (luring the Fiesta day activities. .Tfoeir manner and behavior was truly a credit to the department 'and to the community .which they serve! I,. L. Booster Stickers Available Last Saturday, members of the McCullom Lake Little League were working like be'avei s 10 make money for their club by selling booster stickers for a *m:dl sum. If you don't have i>ne. they arc available at local business places. W.M.I. Studi'iit (iuest At Xatliansons For two weeks, Madeline and .Sam Nathanson have enjoyr. l Hie. .-Mines and delightful company of Madeline's nephew To;n Sc-hiavone, of Kin-, hurst. The young man who will be enVri'ig Western Miiilaiy Academy. Alton, III.,- as a sojthomoi e . Iris been employe;! at Camp Duncan,. Volo, as a "sanitary engineer". With the magnificent body structure in excellent proportion that goes wilh a six footer, Tom .hopes !<• qualify^ for football and baseball. With his aplomb and obvious mental astuteness, he should have no trouble in the scholastic end of school either! Tom. has" made himself indispensable to the couple by barbering" the lawn, taking •are of the canine member of the fanllly (Toby), and other useful assistance. Senior Citizens Honored For Seventieth Shorty Sheriff turned 70 on July-23 and wast guest of honor at a dinner parly instigated ,by ever lovin' Pauline, son Bob, and daughter-in-law, Eileen. The four. whooped it. up la.st Friday, ' . . Otto Pritz was surprised and thrilled with ta parly tossed in his honor last Sunday, July 25, when he, too, turned 70. His niece and nephew--Mr. and _Mrs. Martin Wezlia, and son from Chicago and long time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green and daughter. Pat, of Hammond, Ind., supplied the delicious picnic supper. Lil and Lee Sawdo were also on hand to offer their congrats. Hiatus In The North Vi and Ben Gates are due in any moment from their northern vacation jaunt which has proved very beneficial. Ben spent 2l'> weeks at a resort on Little MacKcn-zie Lake near Spooner, Wis., and then was joined by .Vi later. Duluth, Twin Cities, and Monticello, Minnesota, were included in their itinerary, too. We'll be expecting the happy, report for next week. Orchid Occasions Cathy and Ronal Godina were wed 8 years yesterday, July 28 . . . The Oberhuber twins -- Christie and Ermie -- will have 9 candles on their beeee-e-g cake, Saturday, July 31 . . . Marie and Greg Burg will 1 ave 23 years in "double harness", Aug. 1 . . . Natal day greetings to "39er" in good standing Nick Tabor on Aug. 3 , . . Nina Tomasello turns 17 and Darlene Jensen will be 10, Aug. 4. Best wishes to all. During the past week, this reporter learned a new trade and it has been delightful and hectic. So nice to have so many nice people stop in and say "howdy". 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