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THE McHENRY Thursday, June McCullom Lake News Bj EVe 'v.-v . . Homecoming Picnic .The Cullom-Knoll association Sill stage, a day of fun and ac- Vities Saturday, July 14. A large variety of acts, shows and booths have been planned. Highlight of the affair will be the selection of Miss McCullom Lake from a, group of wee ladies in the 4 to 8 year age bracket. Registration is now open for permanent and summer- residents. If you have a young daughter, please' register her re and age with your reportor call 2171. As in other years, the registration fee will be fifty cents to help defray Costs. Chairmen have been - selected to be in charge of each facet of the activities. These include Marie Howe, bake sale; Betty Baumbeck. doll buggy parade; Louise Hafnmerstein, white elephant sale; Elmer Thorpe, sports and hobbies; Chester Sheriff, games-and races; Lena Eckhardt and Elsie Nelson, refreshments; Ed Liston, horseshoe and entertainment; Max Kolin, publicity; Betty Murray, adult achievement; Jake Lovesque, games; and your reporter, queen contest. Ed Hammerstein, Sr.. and Chester Sheriff aro co-chairmen for the entire picnic. A general appeal for bakery goods for the bake sale and knick-knacks for the white elephant sale is being made. If jfou will donate articles for either of these booths, please contact the proper chairmen. This day is being planned so tnat entire families may share in the fun and festivities. Support your Cullom-Knoll associa- j tion so they may serve you. at 8 p.m. Many important projects will be discussed. Bring a guest and come to the meeting. Ladles of The Lake A business meeting will be held tonight in the beachhouse Super Shenanigans Sad we are to relate, our country "boys" had their ears pinned Hack in a ball game, Sunday at McDonald's fi£ld. Their worthy opponent was Tim O'Meara's 'team from Chicago. Our team suffered their worst losses in the early innings and started to recover a bit toward the end. The game just didn't last long enough! The final score was a little too gruesome to mention.- .Bill and Bob Brennan, the Honorable Russ Lawrehce, "mayor" of Elgin, Chuck and Ken ingersol, Ray Deskis, Bud Cable, Dick Osterby, Milt Lawrence and Jake Levesque put up a valiant struggle. Joe DeMar, umpire, took his job seriously. \ After the game, both teams fraternized freely while refreshments were served by Jean Mc- i Donald. Horseshoe tournaments i were staged during the after- j noon and early evening. Good to see Tim O'Meara, considerably thinner, but feeling much better after his long seige of illness. Emergency Appendectomy Mrs. Helen Harth was rushed to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, la$t Monday, June 4, and underwent surgery immediately. She was released Saturday afternoon and is now convalescing at home. Her mother, Mrs. Emma Lieser, is staying with her to care for the family while Helen is indisposed. Good neighbor, Eleanor Creutz, was truly a friend in need and pitched in to a considerable extent during Helen's illness. In times of emergency, jer was 69. Betty was unable to attend his funeral. MM IT mm me WANT ADS Outstanding Scholars Henry Houck, Jr., was honored at commencement exercises at junior high school last Tuesday when he received the Chamber of Commerce award for outstanding scholastic achievement. He was presented with an engraved watch. Barbara Krickl and Kaaren Olsen, former residents of our community, received the other awards. Kaaren was presented \vjth a certificate from the American Legion and Barbara also received an engraved watch from the Chamber of Commerce. Graduate Sailor Hugh Houck was almost top man in his class when he graduated from boot training ait Great Kansas on Monday. They will be gone for two weeks and Ole is now receiving any and all invitations, to dinner- Art Stuhlfeier is relaxing (?) this week on vacation . -- > his first in several^ years. He has been . working more industriously than if he was on the job. Shaping up the homecoming picnic is taking up all his free time. Theresa Schultz was anything but happy when she broke out with German measles last Thursday. -This , ailment is nothing for -the little ones, but it seems to aflect adults severely. Medication was required to alleviate the discomfort. MP YOUIt StPTIC TANK WORKING SMOOTHLY Romp and Roll Party Miss Lynn Harhmerstein was a gracious hostess at her fifth birthday party Thursday, June 7. She welcomed her litjtle guests who included Jane, Tommy, Jimmy and. Kenny Frost/ Terry and Gordon rSchmitt fifld Penny Scholtz. _ • • Mama Betty had yummy refreshments which tickled the pa- r lates .of the small fry. They fin- < ished the afternoon playing games for prizes. Bye, bye for now, see'you ^ next week. ' ' * r On Route 120 in Lakemoor Between Volo and McHenry Traimr ). His what would we do without friends? fellow who was chosen for this highly specialized field. Man of Distinction Ray Deskis Is a part of the five-man crew working on the new electronic telephones which have been in the experimental stage for one year. The first telephone of its kind was installed in the home of a Crystal Lake family two weeks ago. The unique part of this instrument is that the phone sounds with a clarinet-like sustained note, instead of the conventional jingling bell. We're very proud of our local Outside The Law 11 Four people were issued tickets and fined for speeding by Police Magistrate Howe last week. They include Elmer B. Spielman, Jr., Rt. 4, McHenry; Don G. Coumbe, and Elizabeth Jaenel, Chicago and Laurence Dale, Jr., Woodstock. Our Sympathy Is extended to Mrs. Betty Murray for the loss of her father, Frank J. Koljer, in Olympia, Wash., last week. Mr. Kol- Saturday. June 9. family attended the party given for the class hyp the Navy. Hugh will be home for a tenday leave tomorrow (Friday) At this time, his family will have a coming-of-age party for him. His twenty-first birthday was Monday, June 11. He has not received his orders for reassignment ' yet. Disa 'N Data Ole Olsen is roaming aroUnd at loose ends since his wife, Marge, and youngsters, Tom, Ted and baby, Margie, left for ln»8p«niiv«~ Eaiy to apply • Stimulates Bacterial action H«lp« prevent --, Slwgflish or dogged teptte system* ALTHOFF'S "McHenry County's Lteading Hardware" PHONES: 283 - 284 501 Main St. McHenry, 111. Tower Grillf^^^ 1 GOOD | \ EATING \ TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR CARRY OUT SERVICE FOR THE UNEXPECTED GUESTS. EVENING SNAQKS, OR A R£ADY TO EAT DINNER. Open Sun., Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 'til 1:00 A.M. Fri. & Sat. 'til 3:00 A.M. - Closed ail day Monday JUST PHONE McHENRY 161 CARRY OUT PRICES French Fried Chicken (one half) ........ $1.45 Chicken Special "Leg An' Thi" large ,95 Bar-B-Q Ribs $1.45 French Frfed Jumbo Shrimp ....... .... $1.45 French Fried Shrimps, Special ^.95 Packaged Piping Hot with Golden Brown French Fries Cole Slaw, Bread, and Butter. Hamburgers, Pure Beef or Six for \ ..« FULL FOUNTAIN Counier Service and Dining Room AIR CONDITIONED .25 $1.25 OIL HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. G £©@n Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT . PHONE McHEMY 452 Carpet Wall to Wall Cotton - Nylon - Viscose - Wool Wiltons Low Prices Large Selection to choose from 4 Our Convenient Terms Give You Three Years To Pay. ^ HAVENER'S Rt. 120 • 4 miles east of McHenry { Open 9:30 to 6 a^nd Sunday 10 to 3:30 MoHENRY 2295 PHONE FOR ESTIMATE 1 f you want to delight dad with a truly wonderul gift - for pleasure, comfort or sport - choos® lis gift here at BOLGER'S We've got some man-sized values at prices to make dad gldd - yes, the biggest values he ever had. Ik speed ojik modern / ." POUND CAN TOBACCO P.A. 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