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r«' Page Eighteen 'i^r^V-rrSaaj. ar %»$->•}&&• i, ';'•. Thursday, June. 21v 1956 McCullom Lake News By EVe Levesqu© Special, Event I Mario Howe and Mrs. Louise Pretty little girls, dressed in Hammerstein need .donations l'or unusual costumes, pushing their [ their sales. May we count on all doll buggies, handsome boys " in ! of $ou? "fancy dress on trimmed bicycles, j Picnic tables may be used by and cute little girls in bathing *"families bringing their own sUiJs are a few of the treats in store* for you Saturday, July 14. The homecoming picnic planning committee is meeting qyery Tuesday night at the beachhouse so that no detail will be overlooked in making this the mo?t successful affair ever held in our community. Anyone wishing to take part in any of the Various Committees is cordially invited to meals, or if mama wants a day away from the kitchen, refresh- j nients will be sold. I Saturday, July 14. will be a , great day and evening for our 1 community. Mark this day in , fed on your calendar. ^ ^ ffhdies of the Lake. ting a double run. Anyone khow what they are? Rarin' To Go Leo Sales, after several week's of being a patient at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, came home to convalesce Monday, June 11. He is feeling much better, but his wife, Irene; is having a rough time trying to hold him down. Leo figures there are many chores waiting for him. Better take it easy, Leo. Da noes Resumed The first dance of the season was held last Saturday, with a large crowd turning out in spite of the threatening skies. Young lads, ladies and the "young at heart" showed up to trip the in our youth in Chicago, attending the same church and school. The Cronins have engaged a cottage at Wonder Lake for the summer season, so we plan to renew our friendship. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirk,' who formerly resided in the Makol skc- home on Orchard Drive, have become property owners. They recently purchased the Ken Ebey home, where they arc now living. ing at Great Lakes Navhl Training, center. His new orders; will take him to JSainbridge, Md., - for duty. - Natal Days and Matrimonial Milestones Irene and Leo Sales will be celebrating thirty-two years of wedded bliss next Monday, June 25. Their granddaughter, Debbie light fantastic on the basketball The last meeting of the season iCourt ole foeacfi. Some of the dn ah Rrmcr i ^'as beld Thursday. June 1,>. No I f0jks went home when the rain ao so. Bring yourself to the more meetings will be held un- hut wp heard that nnite beachhouse Tuesdfty night at 8 • til Thursday Sept' 13 Import- | staited- ^hpa,t1 that. qu,te nm and » inh will ho found' for I inu'aa>- arPT p.m. ana a joq «1U be. lound loi - impi i , a. tew remained to dance in the ant items of business were dis- j "(jew" usj. •y°«- . I cussed.- Refreshments were fur- ; _ ' ; Registration for the doll buggy nishod by Tillie Vaillaneourt and! ie dances will be held Wedparado and queen contest, is now ,j Viola Hands. Mrs. Tillie De- j nest'ay and Satin day evenings open and will be until July 12. i Fiore, a summer resident, was I om 10 P.m. A \aiiety Of Wo must know how many youngsters will be enrolled in each group. Th?^-buggy parade Is open to little girls from 2-10 a guest at (he meeting. Too Close For Comfort Ken, Ebey is thanking | music is offered so that all may | indulge. If you don't care for i jitterbugging, Cor is that considered old fashioned, nowadays) l his wait for a waltz. A small adyears of age. Mothors, stait . inpir** otnrs for the fate which i . working ©ii a costume idea i doorood that his time wasn't;'up. I miss,on fec 15 cha"gedyour little one. Contact Mrs. Qn way to work last Thurs- Betty Baumbeck at 577-W-2 to ; ^av morning, he narrowly es- SaJes, will become eligible for Sorry we are to say farewell ; kindergarten when*? she turns 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ebey, Sr., | June 26. who left last Thursday for Lai- \ Birthday greetings to Bill go, Fla. The Ebeys were among | Hecht, who is striking for memthe early settlers in the com bership in the "39ers". His na- "munity. ' j tal day was June 16. Jt's later Mrs. Charles Wolf and Marion i ,ha T n -v™ think' .BiH- 4 _ , of Chico, Calif., and Mrs. Law- 1 Janet Murray ,s a swoet little rence Meddings of Van Lear, lady of 9. Her birthday was Mr. and Mrs. J. Fonte, Mr. and i next week. For Our Protection register your daughter. j capetj being killed when a driv- I Passes to park and beach will i ]\frs j Hamlin and Mr. and The queen contest is op?n to | er, who was returning from given to all property owners . m,.s q Bertuccelli. young ladies 4 to 8 years of ' work, fell asleep at the wheel anc* residents of the community. jack Buri is becoming nr age and they <jhoukl be enrolled of his car and ran into Ken's | Too many strangers are coming new. The registration fee is ! car. Ii was a head-on collision ; to „ avail themselves of our fifty cents but each little girl ! w h i c h considerably damaged'; Sl'ounds, and the resultant litter in the contest will receive a | both vehicles, but neither driver i's appalling. It is a Private prize. Third, second and first j was hurt! The accident occurred I beach and we wish to have it prizes will also be awarded. Call on the Island Lake blacktop. | rpmain so- 1/ >'ou liave guests 2171 and register now! . about a quarter of a mile out- : w'10 would like to use our pie- <A bicycle parade for young | side of that town. This type of ; "j0 giounds and swimming beach, lads up to age 14 will also be story never makes the headlines, | 8>ve ^ them your property card a special feature of the day. 1 but then neither do the people 1 J r" Outlandish costumes and violent ! involved make statistics. We're bicycle trimmings are expected, j for more .of this kind. This is a great opportunity for ' the fellows to try out some . Lucky In Love spectacular ideas. Ed Hammer-! And cards, too! Mrs. Ethel stein. Sr., is in charge of this , Myers and her ever lovin' hus- K.v., were • guests at the -home • Tu ay'. «*une • of Pearl and Wyn Pietsch for j Jake Kantorski keeps himself two weeks. Daring this time. !so young looking by refimshing the Pietsches showed their com- j furniture. You should see the pany many of the. points of in- beautiful job he does! Jake terest in and around our com- n'Ps another year off the calenmunity. i dar today, June 21. Bernice and Diane . Bjot k ; Mrs- Augusta Hoeft, Emma started their vacation off .with-i Pyrites mother, turned a toracea bang. Mama Bernice treated lul 80 years young yesterday, them to a trip to Rlverview, j Jun<? 20. where they were frightened a|^l Ken Sawdo and Chickie Sales most out of their young wits j,became young men June 14, by some of the l'ides and thrill ! when they both turned 18. houses. They also spent two days! in Soldn Mills as the guests of j That's it for now, see you YOUNG CYCLISTS REMINDED OF SAFETY RULES STAMP EXHIBIT Following" are the safety rules used in connection with the bicycle rodeo to be held in Mo Henry June "23. 1. Observe all traffic regulations -- red aind green lights, one-way streets, stop signs. 2. Keep to the right and ride in a straight line. Always ride in single file. . 3. Have white light on front and daniger signal on rear for night riding. . 4. Have; satisfactory signaling device to warn of approach. 5. Give pedestrjans the right of way. Avoid sidewalks--otherwise use extra care. 6. Look out for cars pulling out into traffic. Keep a y sharp look-oyt for sudden opening of auto doors. 7. Never hitch on oth&r vehicles, "s\unt" - or race in traffic. 8. Never carry other aiders. Cany no packages that obstruct vision ' or prevent proper - control of cycle. 9. Be sure your brakes are operating efficiently and keep your bicycle' in perfect running condition. 10. Slow down at all street intersections and look to right and-left before crossing. 11. Always use proper Hand signals for turning and stopping.. 12. Don't weave in or out of traffic or swerve from side to side. NEW DORMITORIES Gov. William G. Stratton has announced that construction of two dormitories, for boys at' the Illinois Youth commission's reception and diagnostic center near Joliet is expected to, get under way in July. The two buildings will house 96. boys. Earlier plans for building four dormitories, three for boys arid one for girls, have been modified because of high, construction costs. An enactment of the General Assembly in 1953 provides that juvenile offenders committed to the Youth Commission by Illinois couiity and fjunily-courts are to be sent to the reception center for a period of six to eight weeks for diagnosis preliminary to treatment and placement. Facilities at the State Training Schdol tor Boys,, at St. Charles, and the Training School for Girls, at Geneva, are being used temporarily in order to comply with the statutes. quamted .w„witih, *thi,e sm-- alili frr v i• n i Sta»mtop and * covree- r exjh ibits* from^ Z„. i • * the U.S. post office department, our village while he is spendine , .u- tvt„4.:~_„i nuM-*-,-- •.» 1 ,h i- s vvalc1a^tinorn hllw!i tthh P hIs-i ss pegnrdainndf- ' the National* Philatelic'"Museum ; nd parents, Katie and Tony Len- !' nert. group until another chairman is; band, William, celebrated fiftyselected. If > you want to takeigolden years last September. part in the parade, fellows, call 1 Last Thursday, Ethel melded 678-W-2,. There will be prizes | 1500 <a double run in hearts) awarded for all contests. j during a pinochle session with _ Mrs. Betty Murray is the j her lady friends. Emma Pyritz, vacation with Grandma chairman in charge of adult j her fortunate partner, was er- j Grandpa Johnson. achievement. Horrtemade articles, j static about sharing her good Your reporter was delightfully Laura and Paul Struck were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wyn Putsch last which will identify them to the vveekpolice officers and make their work easier. These cards maybe obtained this Sunday at the beach from Art Stuhlfeier, or anyone on the police force. Disa 'N Data Ken Nelson, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson, is having a gay time in Minong, Wis. He is enjoying a two-week and such as embroidered pillowcases. 1 fortune, but Julia Hecht and towels, pot holders or-. anything Louise Hammerstein had terriin th,js line will be shown and offered for sale. If you would like to donate articles for this booth, contact Mrs. Murray at 1345. Not to be outdone, our 'teenagers are featuring a booth of their own for junior achievement. Many of our young fellows made beautiful pieces of furniture in school for their families and these will be on display. The purpose of the junior achievement booth is to show what our young people are capable of, so that we may encourage them to exercise their talents. In addition to all the contests, there will be games and races held throughout the day which the young folks and old will be called upon toparticipate in. Two popular booths will be prominently displayed again. The very popular bakery booth and white elephant sale seem to go over big with everyone. Mrs. fic odds to overcome, since they surprised on Sunday when Elvera and John Cronin of Elmwoo*! Park, and daughter, were on the losing end of the j Kathie, came to visit. We had table. Just for fun, we would I not seen each other for many like to know the odds on get-1 years, but used to chum around BUY NOW BEFOBETHETAX "What You Do Not Want Others To Do To You; Do Not Do Unto Others" •(Author's name below) We Lke to operate our pharmacy by this more than 2400 year old Golden Rule. Every time we compound a prescription, or dispense a medicine, we make certain it is done carefully and accurately, as if it were for ourse^. This policy not only gives us a great personal contentment, but gains us a lot of friends. We are delighted to always serve you according to this Golden Rule. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONK McHenry 26 WHEN YOW NEED A MEDICINE A great many people entrust ua with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? Handsome and Prond Hugh Houck is a good looking sight in his gob uniform. Hugh is home on leave after successfully completing his boot trainthe Philatelic Foundation will be displayed at the Illinois state fair's philatelic show. The six divisions of the regular section of the show will carry both competitive and non-competitive exhibits. Two of the divisions are for stamps entered by junior collectors. Premium lists and full .information may be obtained from the Illinois state fair office, Springfield. Entry deadline' is July 1. and on ton ivings NYi©: faftcif, • PHONE 29 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111 PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Quotation-by Confucius (500 B.C.) 1 Senate Passes Tire Tax I [Washington, D" ? "^pr^ed' |The U.S. Senate has awiev.edl a nG\\ nassenger and highway °n all Passe K ^ ^ taX, type truck ti * e effective which will defray the new national road lires will now range about $5.00 to $35 W * depending on tire stze. SPECIAL! ALL FIRESTONE DELUXE TIHES IN TUBED TYPE OR TUBELESS AND BLACK OR WHITE SIDEWALLS 4 TIRES FOR THE a PRICK OF aS ACT NOW! BUY 3 FIRESTONE DELUXE TIRES AND GET THE 4TH TIRE FREE!! IF.YOU BUY BEFORE JULY 1ST YOU WILL ALSO SAVE MONEY ON EXCISE TAX BEFORE THE INCREASE GOES INTO EFFECT! McHENRY TIRE MART WALT FREUND, Prop. 526 W. Main St. PHON# 294 , McHenry, HI. Open Fridays 'Til 9 p.m. - Sundays Til 12 Noon CLARENCE S SHOP Redwood or Pine Lawn Chairs and Swings, Picnic and Umbrella Tables. Pier and Park Benches -- Chaise Lounges, Wheelbarrows, Flower and Sand Boxes -- Bird and Dog Houses -- Children's Play, Pens -- Fencing, Trellis Arbors, Etc. Cabinets made to order -- Cement Chimney Caps, Cesspool Covers and Slabs. CLARENCE J. SMITH Johnsbnrg Phone McHenry 1515-J McHENRY Glenn Paulsen I would think that the inmates of a new Houston Jail will riot appreciate the strides that Television is taking. You see, a permanent TV camera constantly records their antics onto a central screen to the viewing convenience of their guards. TV cameras in circling planes ten miles overhead pick-up the military tactics of practicing militia and send it to the screens of West Point for study purposes. • Dog race betters at a Palm Beach Kennel Club in Florida see the race'finishes via television in their lounging rooms. In Oakland, California a Allan McKim parking lot has a TV camera mounted high overlooking the spacious lot. A 21 inch screen in the attendant's booth tells him where the empty car spaces ar3. You can have baby's -room hooked-up with television so you can watch him from your living room. These are just a few ways that television is being, used. However, most of us enjoy TV daily from our easy chairs. We want a clear, sharp picture that is steady. We pride ourselves at McHENRY TV in knowing how to do this kind of servicing on television. Phone 2233 if your TV doesn't give you this. McHENRY T ' On Route 120 HONE 2233 2 Blks. Bast of N*w Bridge COMING ANNUAL AFRICAN LISBON CARNIVAL Sponso^d by McHENRY POST 491 5 Big Days Of Fun And Prizes! 30th - July 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 fantic Piraworks Display 9:30 pan. - Wednesday, July 4Ui ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS Your help is urgently needed to man our booths during carnival. , What nite or nites will YOU work? Phone the Post NOW at McHenry 867 or phone Doc Gray at MeHenry 180 or 612-J-2. Grand Prizes - 19! ick S 00 -$250 3, tads ay, July 2 From 7:0© p. m All children of grade school age and under, register at CAR BOOTH for valuable prizes to be given away at 9:30 p.m. PLENTY OF .'RIDES • GAMES - ENfllTI -FOft-- ALL -THE Winners of Grand Prizes need not be present, winners of nightly prizes MUST BE PRESENT. •1TT-- Buick Purchased Thru Co-operation of OVERTON CO. McHenry, Illinois OliftE IN AND TEST DRIVE THE NEW « 1956 FORDS (No Obligation^ Of Course) ^ f ss M 0 T 0 R S A L E S Q * WE'RE OUT TO MAKE 1956 OUR BIGGEST YEAR IN SALES! WE ARE OFFERING THE BIGGEST TRADE-INS IN OUR HISTORY! COME IN NOW AND HEAR OUR EXCELLENT PROPOSITION. or Phone McHenry 1 581 W. Main St., McHenry, III.