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* J r i?*** S ,/fr **$ 1 * Jy7'^ .* r "*• ^ <• ^ ,. « - -v^ r^V * -v'^ ^ 4 1 ^ r-w *T ^ > •r;. ., / , Thursday, June 20, 1957 Lake nfews Br tn Village Board Notes With thirty persons present, the Council meeting, which met Mon- 4py, June 10, was off to a prorhpt Start, The audited treasurer's report, as prepared by Earl Nelson, was read. This report, appears elsewhere in the Plaindealer. Karl Koch of Woodstock, the village attorney, informed the board and spectators that the state legislature proposes to pass three bills, the first of which would make it mandatory to produce a paid personal property tax bill in order to purchase a vehicle license!. This, of course, would be effective throughout the state, and not only in our county. The second one has reference to purchasing car license plates in the county in which you reside. The third bill refers to a more equalized tax assessment between townships within the same county. President of the village, J. R.Levesque, appointed himself to serve in the capacity of police commissioner, with Gene Piotrowski and Roy Zody serving with him on the committee. This commission includes fire protection. The next meeting of the board will be held on Monday, June 24, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The audience at these meetings has been very good. Let us fervently hope the enthusiasm will continue. towns at the VFW Little League field, McHenry. For the schedule, check the sports page. They need their moms, dads, friends and relatives to spur them on to victory. Their practice sessions are currently being held at McDonald's field. , Be Prepared For a good time at the annual summer festival to be held at the beach on Saturday, July 13. This Affair is being given by the Cullom- Knoll association under the chairmanship of Don Parenti. Some lucky little l£ss between the age of 4 to 9 will be chosen Miss McCullom Lake, complete with all the fanfare. Miss Lynn Hammerstein, last year's queen, will crown her successor. Registration for the contest is open, with the deadline July 8. Call Mrs. Lois Parenti at 566-M-2 and give your young lady's name and age. A? fifty-cent registration fee is being charged, to help defray some of the cost of staging because each entrant will be presented with a gift The doll buggy parade will again be in the capable hands of Mrs. Betty Baumbeck. There is no fee for this, but you must register your youngster between the age of 2 and 10 before July 8. Donations of cakes for the bake sale, gew-gaws for the white Elephant sale and articles for the adult handicraft booths are being solicited. Keep this day circled on your calendar. Ladies of the Lake Convened on Thursday night, June 13. Four new simulated grey wood metal tables, measuring six feet by thirty inches, have been purchased by the gals. They fold up for convenience in storing. It was so nice to see Mrs. Julia Hecht again after a lengthy siege of illness, Mrs. Katie Lennert introduced her sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Klein bf Chicago, who was visiting. A special meeting will be held tonight, Thursday, June 20, at the beach to have a second reading of an amendment to the by-laws. Calorie laden goodies and coffee were served in abundance to the women. The las! regular meeting before summer adjournment will be held Thursday, June 27,,at 8 p.m. They Just Walked In But it was the nicest surprise Fred Matthesius could have received Thursday night June 13. In honor of his natal day, Mardy and Don Lorch, Lil and Dave Hansen, Use (Lonie) Toerne, and Jerry and Len Jensen, Jr.. decided to surprise this very nice guy. Mardy brought freshly prepared pizza, ready for the oven. Twas a treat! Earlier in the day, neighbor Mrs. Elizabeth Reiter baked one of her luscious cakes and brought it over for the "birthday boy." All in all, it was a super day for Fred! They Need Support!! A group of eager 'little leaguers" are in dire need of an audience to watch them perform. As a part of the minor league, the Hawks are being coached and encouraged by Bill Hyatt, who is doing a good job of teaching the lads team spirit and rules of the game. These little fellows, who include Bobby Gates, Roy Watson, Dom Tomasello, Dennis Meyers, Billy Brennan, Tim Tomasello, Chuck Tomasello, Ronald Gelvin, Chuck Gibson, Goeffrey Houck, Bill and Ron Hyatt from the local scene and Mike Copper, Tom Evans, . Roger Johnson, John Schaber, Mark Alderson and Scott Swedo from surrounding areas, play a regular schedule against opposing Look To Your Laurels, Robin Hood!! When our young archers are fully checked out, they will be equal to the talents of the boys in Sherwood Forest! The archery classes are under the excellent guidance of Ronald Cornier and Larry Kuhn, and are held every Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m: on the Gene Johnson property at West Shore Beach. The targets and equipment are furnished by the Cullom- Knoll association. Boys and girls of all ages are welcome. Some of the adults may even want to get into the act. This is a golden opportunity to indulge in a fine outdoor sport.1 WORWICK'S STUDIO and Camera Center Fine Portraiture Commercial Photography WEDDINGS • CHILDREN FAMILY GROUPS Cameras Bought, Sold & Exchanged Films & Photo Supplies Light Meters • Albums - Frames Color Films Processed See\Us Before You Buy Worwick's Studio 117 N. Riverside Drive PHONE McHENRY 275 6.10 gaL p«r gaHo* «M;four gs*o» k* ZINC YOU SAVE $2 ON THIS FOUR GALLON WRK-BvID SPECIAL VMUKf.-rai.-iAT. ONLY 9m btfcv tmi /ntmAlun far yoor 9mmm. jn whnBy Hw AmA quality HMamMJMjMfc* yym-- ttmm buy. !N w yoo tm ait (• BR mi ytf tm • i<iiiii fat*. nn» <o» ' JWJ MB (Ct _• V br 1-- 4B SmhtM SAMVTE. W «fc«ia mi? - bar MOW Itm ikHmal f I pilln VYCIT AL'S IHlwsn 185 S. Green Phone 98 Sheet Metal Shop "McHenry, HI. StopeHours;' jP*' I til 6 P.M. Daily Friday 'til 9 P.M. [ay 9 A.M. 'til &66n Father's Day Treat Father's day had a special meaning for Eleanor Ebey's father, Joe Ki22iah, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. He arrived June 6 for an indefinite stay with the Ebeys. He becaime acquainted with his two cute granddaughters and new grandson for the first time. In spite of a large family, these are his only grandchildren. You can imagine the fun the youngsters are having with grandpa! Closed Circuit Telecast J. R. Levesque, president of the village, attended a luncheon at the North Shore hotel given by the Public Service'company divisin of the Commonwealth Edison company yesterday, Wednesday, June 19. The affair was staged in order for the invited guests to witness a closed* circuit telecast to commemorate the start of major construction on the Dresden Nuclear power station. A large number of young people turned out for the event and it was very successful. Hie dances are held every Wednesday aftid Saturday night and will Cohtihue throughout the summer. Everyohe is welcome. • ; * Hospitalized Miss Poppy Cable was a patient at the McHenry hospital last week for the removal, of her. tonsils. Poppy .thinks it is anything but funny since she has had a miserably Sore throat ever since. Do. hope she will be feeling better soon. Mrs. In'geborg Olsen checked into the same hospital on Sunday, June 16, for treatment of a recurring malady. These little trips are 'old hat" to Mama Olsen, who has been a frequent patient in McHenry hospital. Your cards would do much to cheer her and speed her recovery. 4 A.Real Thrill For Mrs. Langley JBepnett was the opportunity to witness the installation of her niece, Miss Caroline Rush, as honored queen in the Bethel No. 13 chapter of the International order of Job's Daughters on Friday, June 14, in Chicago. Mrs. Bennett was duly impressed hy the awe inspiring service. Joyous Reunion Mrs.. Tom Dewey, plus young son, Thomas Michael,- arrived via the airlines on Friday, June 14. If the name is unfamiliar, we will tell you that she is the former Beverly Hou.ck, now a resident of San Jose, Calif. Husband, Tom, remained on the west coast to keep the grass cut in front of their cute little home! Bev and young Mike are staying with her parents, I^etty and Hank Houck. What fun the tloucks are having with their first grandchild! Needless to say, the rest of the family is enjoying the role, of aunt and uncles. A sad note was injected when word cam© during the celebration of the passing of Mrs. Lennert's niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Lahny; in Chicago. The mother of six children, the deceased had been ill for some time. V Mr. and Mrs. Lennert and Mrs. Klein attended her funeral in Chicago on Tuesday. ' * Silver Wedding* The' Tony Lennert residence was overflowing with guests, gifts and food on Sunday when Katie and Tony staged a surprise party on their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Buri in honr or of their twenty-fifth Wedding anniversary. A turkey dinner for fifty people was served and Katie baked a twenty-five layer butter torte for the occasion. Katie was fortunate to have her sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Klein, to help with the preparations. The Buris children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolff, Mr. and Mrs. George Buri, Jr., and young Jackie Buri shared in their parents' joy. New, Instant RELIEF for TIRED, ACHING BACKS! Romantic Inspiration The young people of our community provided the proper atmosphere for dancuig with their blue lighting arrangement at the first 'teen dance of the summer season last "Saturday night. 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