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a **'^y^^vjB> * ±\r\ %t - t» + ^\y \m>*--j( y-4 ^w^'j^y.-? -v*« :•>«**-»« JA^ ,**£ Tan ITS, THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB Wadnaiday. M»r 29, K57* f McCullom Lake News By Eve Levesque 1 I 'v;1 ^ - .. --- I Veterans' Day ' This memorable day in the history of our country will be celebated with 1 solemn reverence at the Memorial Park at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, Thursday, May 30. The lineup for the parade will begin at 1 p.m. in front of 'the beachhouse. The drum and bugle corps of the McHenry chapter of the American Legion will lead off. Anyone wishing to march may do so- • t All Scouts are asked to appear in uniform and will bo given a place of honor in the line-up. Invocation will be delivered ;by the Rev. Burton Schroeder, minister of Nativity Lutheran church. Wonder Liake. Chryssie LevesQue will lead the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Our three \Var dead will be honored and * acknowledged by ( the «placing ' of one wreath on' the plaque. We have a beautiful memorial park honoring the veterans of all wars arid it should truly be an auspicious occasion. Organization and planning of __^the affair is to the credit of Theresa Schultz and Ole Olsen. Deepest sympathy To Mrs. Marie and Violet Elmer on the untimely death of husband and father, John C. Elmer, 63. He passed away in his sleep Thursday, May 23, at 5 a.m. It was his daughter's birthday. An inhalator squad was sum- 18, sponsored by tne Ladies of the Lake. The young ladies- have been practicing hard. We shall^fiaive a chance to see whether they have mastered their routines. Tickets may be obtained from any members of the women's organization. You'll be reading more about this, but reserve the date! Washed Away We're reiernng to the aches and pains that Marge and Helge Davidsen accumulated _ through our long and arduous winter. The Davfdsens motored to'Hot Springs, Ark., and took advantage of the healing baths. The first week of their vacation, it. rained so they availed themselves of the mineral baths. * The rest of|the time was spent sightseeing. On the return .trip they journeyed through the Ozar' mountains and were awed by beautiful scenery. Havfe You Seen The "new look" on the Ton; Hocin residence? They had a sid ing job done and it really proves the looks of the old1 homestead. Sally and Tony have spent many hours remodelling and modernizing the interior as well, and the entire result is "swellegant." already: established residence in, San Antonio and is thrilled with his new position. His lovely wife, Diane, must dipose of their house before she and the two youngsters can join him. Chas&Asent pictures- fcome of the devastated - flood area and the scenes were appalling-! We shall hate to see them leave, "because the family was a wonderful addition to our community but, we wish them every happiness in their; new locale. LAKEM00R NEWS by Annette Schknlt > i I'M i' 11 I»I S1 'i < > 11»'»t I Chicken 'X* Trimmings That"s \$hat Viola Hands treated her lady friends to, for a birthday celebration, Thursday, May 23. Enjoying dinner were Martha Wike, Ingeborg Olsen, Helen moned immediately but all efforts Schaefer, Louise Passal, Ruth to revive him failed Mr. l£}mer's health began fail-' ing about two years ago and at that time he placed himself in the hands of a specialist. The deceased was born Nov. 20, 1893, in Chicago. In 1919, he took for-his bride Miss Marie E. Klinke. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer have owned property out herp since th^ early '30s. Ill health forced him to re-' tire from his job as a janitor in the apartment building where he lived, and the Elmers moved to their country home. Mr. Elmer had a "green thumb" and was happiest when he was working in his garden. It was the hobby he most enjoyed. " The body was laid 'out at the George Justen funeral home until the services, which were held at 1 p.m. Saturday. TheRev. Burton Schroeder officiated. Interment was at Acacia Park in ChiCago. His only survivor^ were his wife and daughter. Surz, Betty Erickson, Lillian Busse and Theresa Schultz from the lake, and Lena Carbonaro and Lduise Kiddelson of McHenry. They spent the afternoon pilaying the game they most enjoy! Sorry To Hear That Mrs. Julia Hjecht was rushed to <Memapral\Kospital, Woodstock, in^an ambulance last week. We sincerely hope that by this writing, she is home again and on the "getting well" road! Our Condol^ncei To Louis Cozzi on the death of his mother, Mrs. Julia ^ozzi, 83. She passed away Thursday, May 16, and was buried in Mt. Carmel cemetery, Chicago. She was carried to her last resting place by Don Parenti and his three brothers.. x Pinochle Players Avid followers of this pleasant pastime include Irene Sales, Carrie Kurth, Mary Lekowitch, Lena Eckhardt, Louise Berquist, Marge Davidsen, „ Ethel Smith, Mary Byrnes and Edna Thorp. The women met at the home of Mrs. Ethel Smith in McHenry last week and had fun as always. Good things top eat in large quantities were served by the charming hostess. i Deep In The Heart Of Texas That is the destination of the Chase Koch family. Mr. Koch has Natal Days Anil Matrimonial Milestones Belated greetings to Hildur Stohlgren, born under the sign of Gemini, Thursday, May 23. What a wealth of knowledge and compassion is stored in this dynamic personality! Mrs. Marge Olsen will be celehrating her natal day tomorrow, Thursday, May 30. We've got an inside tip that Frank Parkhurst is treating his ilovely Virginia to a night "on the town,"., including dinner at a fabulous restaurant fbr their anniversary tomorrow. Thursday, May 30! It will be fifteen years for them! Mark RingeVstetter gave his charming wife; (Lillian, a night off and took her out for dinner-for their eleventh wedding anniversary May 22. Nancy and Tony Doolin will be welcoming many friends and reltives for the silver anniversary on Saturday, June 1. They are having a large gathering in their home. Socials Need I remind you that the socials are still in progress at Wally's every Thursday evening, beginning at 8:30. The socials are held for the purpose of obtaining recreational facilities and providing quarters for community projects. Good Newte, We Hope For Clayton Nelson, who underwent exploratory surgery at McHenry hospital last week. He hadv a wonderful time while he was confined, a"nd took advantage of the rest and excellent care. Our prayers are with you, Clayt! * Don't forget the parades which are being held in most communi- RUPTURE -EASER lakes Life Worth Living FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN Pit No. 260A5S1 ' Half Century Viola and Ben Hands marked fifty years of wedded bliss on Saturday, June 1. An elaborate dinner party in honor of the occasion was held in Franklin Park. Many of our villagers attended. May we add our blessings and -best wishes that they may enjoy many more anniversaries! Cullom-Knoll The meeting of the Cullom- Knoll association will be held Sunday, June 2, at 2:30 p.m. in the beachhouse. Refreshments will be served after adjournmeht. Dance Recital Our budding ballerinas will ' have a chance to display how i much can be accomplished in nine ' months. The McCullom Lake School of Dance will stage a recital at the American Legion hall in McHenry Tuesday night, June WATER PUMPS and WELLS ^re our only BUSINESS Happy Birthday With' three little candles gracing his birthday cake, little Henry Parratore, Jr., listened to the familiar birthday song and eyeing the cake and ice cream his mental note was thus: "Let's Eat." Out On The Town Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. McDer-. mott spent a day last week in Milwaukee, Wis., where they attended- a convention^ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Booster were present at the confirmation in Round Lake last Sunday of young John Emslie. . ^ " . Reporter's Note Due to the early deadline this week,, we will have to be content with a short column for a change, this being quite unusual for our area. I don't seem to be hearing from my friends and neighbors ties tomorrow. See you week at the regular time. next With A Bang!! That's how the summer social season will be launched in our community. The McCullom Lake Social and Athletic club will hold its summer dance at the Johnsburg Community hall Saturday, June 8., Tickets may be purchased from any member of the ball team or call Dave Hansen, McHenry 603-W-l. See you there? lately, and haye been honestly concerned about your welfare^. Since I'm so busy all the titne,- how, about ydji phoning- tfifr and let? me know how the family i£. I miss our conversations. iustphQne Annette at. 5^4»^-2. Contact Word comes by letter from Myrtle Booster that she's' fine and dandy, but misses all her old friends and wants thorn to know that she thinks of them very often. She's very happy and tells us that H^st week she went; tor Ironton, Ohie^to visit her aunt and had a wonderful time. We hope the^family sends the Plaindealer back to her so that she knw§ that we miss her too. Keep in touch, Myrt! 6. S. Training Marge Beahler, Ann Brzezinski and Pat Morrison left at 3 p.m. Friday to take their adult outdoor training course. They returned, home around 10 a.m. Saturday <morrtihg. The training course started" several days- previus to the overnight camp-out. The village is very proud of the work these women and several others are doing for the betterment of our youth. The village, growing by leaps and bounds, is in desparate iieed of adults of this type, who placd" the welfare of the younger generation oh their shoulders and buckte down to heavy and^time-taking work to make a secb^Jfuture tor these youngsters. McHenry Bible Church •' Rich&rd Saley and Mrs, Saley from Wlieaton college will bring the me9s'age6 in spoken word and music at both the 11 a.m. and 8 m. services on June 2. Mr. Sajey ; graduating this yean and hais a real message for everyone. Daily , Vacation Bible school will be hekf at the Masonic building, Court street,"McHenry, from June 10 to June 21. The school starts at 9 a.m. and goes until noon, Monday through , Friday, for the two weeks' duration. Last week was erroneously stated that the D.V-.B.S. and Sunday School picnic Would be held on June 2. This was a mistake. The correct date for the picnic is June 29, the last Saturday of June. If anyone can help to bping the young folk to the vacation school, please call McHenry 554-M-2, or let us know some .way by ho later than June 9. Pastor Liberty. Friday Cotillion It was with tears in our eyes that we watched otir eighth graders make way for the cotillion on Friday evening. It is hard/to realize that those young people who went are fast growing into fine young adults. They all looky ed so chiek, decked out in their finest for the' affair which was held in the new Junior high school in McHenry. They returned, tired but happy, with that vyoncferful 207 No. Green. 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Matthesius Phone 71S MAKE YOUR OWN LUCK Got your "fingers crossed" on the future? Hoping to get the "breaks?" Let's face it Luck is largely a do-il-yourself aclivily. "Getting the breaks" is mostly a matter of being ready to open the door to opportunity when it knocks. Best way to get ready is to institute a program . of systematic saving . . . and slick to it. Best place to do your saving is HERE where your money will earn MORE for you and gTow FASTER with insured safety. Start making your own luck . . . now! SIKTT SAVINGS SAVE BY MAIL! Marengo Federal SSAavViInNrGiSc AASSNODC lIoATaInON MARENGO, ILLINOIS .102 8f.- State St. Phone JOrdan 8-7258 TOTAL ASSETS OVER $7,000,000.00 Heats Water O 1957, N. L Got Co. Let showers, clothes washers and thirsty automatic dishwashers lap up hot water! You'll have all the hot water you need, when you need it--IF you have a GAS} WATER HEATER. Yes, only GAS heats water so quickly. And with GAS, you pay the same low rateregardless of how much hot water you use--^enjoy it for Vi the cost of any other fuel! Truly, you just can't beat G^S for speed and economy. So when yW're in the market for a new-water heater, make sure yoh see the money-saving, space-saving GAS models at youKolumber-dealer's or our nearest store! look that oftly an eightH*grader catr have. It sometimes happens that the man who thinks he. is a genius can't think of anything else. . a*A¥s FiLMr • "Lincoln in Illinois," shown 1,- 399 times at ischpols, churches and! conventions and broadcast foiii? times on television, topped in popularity all the films sent out" during the fifst three months of this year by the Illinois Division' of Department Reports. ' Next most piopular film on the division's list was "Illinois, Land of Lincoln," - shown on television once and 662 times on various programs. Hie divisfion film library also has: "Illinois Playgrounds," "Illinois State Fair PF'"Illinois, This Land of Ours," and civil defense films., All these films are available on loan to churches, schools, and civic organizations throughout the United States and many foreign countries. Application for their use should be addressed to Illinois Division of Department Reports, Room 406, State House, Springfield, Illinois. J MOTORS * J Insured S&vtngss Savings Invested In Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association, ore Insured by the Federal Savings and Man Insprsnce Corp., and «arn 2ft per cent plus % per $ent extra. 38-tf FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO \ WILLI KOENEMANN COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 • Just East of Route 12 Volo, BL Phone McHenry 667-W-l A dogged radiator can mean real damage. Inland's Factory-Method Flow Tesf oMi/rw 100% .. cooling efficiency. 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