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t4-'iriri">r' ^.^f^jt^p * - ry'?)-. H'.,"4fe«f'-.v-'i-ll,;- SSP. ^t'MX'A::-' Thursday. September 26/ News five Levesque Village Board the meeting which was held Monday night, Sept. 23, in the beachhouse will be covered in detail in next week's column. iv:j ?;>• Tonight's The Night To bring those new members to the social gatherihg of the Ladies of the Lake, at 8. p.m. tonight, Hiursday, in the beachhouse. The committee has planned some very interesting games and whoop-de doo prizes. Sound good? That's the way it's meant! Yummy refreshments for your eating pleasure also. The new lady that just" moved in down, the block from you would surely appreciated an invitation. Do it how! Advance Notice For the Cullom-Knoll association .meeting which will be" held W Sunday Oct. 6, at 2:30 p.m. in the beachhouse. Another reminder next week. Fan Bride Miss Patty" Jensen, who will become the bride of Jerry Sauter of Mt. Prospect, 111., Oct. 12, was honored by two showers this past week. The first one was given by Pat's future mother-in-law, Mrs. Evelyn Sauter. at her home on Sunday, Sept. 15. Thirty-two guests were on hand to offer their best wishes and present their gifts. Caterers prepared the' succulent dishes which were arranged in buffet style and served during a garden party. The piece - de - resistance was a huge watermelon scooped out and cut with scalloped edges. Different kinds of melon were cut into balls and placed back in the shell together with tokay grapes. The entire dish, was surrounded with cracked ice. "Eye-pealing" and very tasty, according to the consumers. The other shower was held at the home of Pat's girl friend, Mrs. Carol Kantlehner, Wednesday, Sept. 18 in Wonder Lake. Mrs. Jerry Jensen was the other hostess. The guests included the bride's mother, Mrs. Len Jensen, Sr., and daughter, June, Mrs. Evelyn Sauter, Mrs. Betty Baumbeck. Mrs. Harold Freund, Carol Comstock, . Mrs. Marianne Tranberg, Mrs Kenneth Ganadt, Karen Olsen, Diane Peroni, Paula Rebbeck and - Alice-Ryan. Hie ladies brought gifts which will enhance the soonto- be newlyweds future home. has contributed so much beauty to all the villagers. He is the owner of the lots on the blacktop which are a solid mass of beautiful gladioli. The flowers range in shade from the palest to the deepest hues of red, orchid, yellow, orange and of course, white. In spite of developing new strains bulbs, and different varieties, this is his avocation and not his livelihood. Mr. Lewis operates a plumbing shop in his home town of North Chicago. Hd has won prizes and blue ribbons over the years at many garden shows, In his spare time between raising flowers and taking care of his business, this horticulturist occasionally finds time to fish at his other summer home which he owns, in the Wisconsin Dells area! The old saying, "if you want a job done, give it to a busy person" is certainly true in Mr. Lewis' case. Myrt and Roy Kinsey, long time residents in the village, discovered the serenity of our community when they spent the summers with Myrt's cousin, again Floyd Lewis! therii. %£ young couple and their childreh are residing in the-home vacated by the Brassers, This place is far more convenient for John, since his place of employment is located,, straight through his back yard.:- ' This Is It! Rocks obstructing the roadway will be removed. Farewell To those swell people Eleanor and -Bruce Brasser, and youngsters, Cheryl and Angelo. The family moved into their recently completed home in Holiday Hills. Mc- Henry's gain is certainly our loss. Here's hoping they will remember their former stamping grounds and.return for frequent visits! Talent Scoots, Please Notice We have talent in our midst, waiting to be discovered. Chuck Ingersol was singing the accompaniment to a juke box arrangement at a local bistro the other evening when the patrons sat up and took notice. A very charming lady spoke the thoughts which were in everyone's mind and told Chuck he was wasting his time in the small places! Informed him that he should strike out for the bigtime!! Perhaps Chuck will be properly appreciated after this!! This may very well be the start of many press notices. ft* men. wvmam . Strictly a Hobby Floyd Lewis, who has been a summer resident of this community for about twenty-three years, i Bolgers - Tel. 40 Congrats To Mrs. Theresa Schultz who has taken over the chores of scribe for Art Stuhlfeier. She succeeds Mrs. Linda Dason, who did such a fine job for him. With both of us coming from the same family, here's hoping all you wonderful readers won't receive too much of the same kind of news! Good luck, Tessie! Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs, Bill Brennan plus daughter, Sandra, and son. Bill, attended a gathering of Bill's relatives in Sycamore on ^Sunday. Welcome Again, To Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham, who just couldn't stay away! Immediately after their wedding a few years back, Dorothy and John made their home In the community. Don't know the details but they changed locations. Now they have returned and we welcome New, Instant RELIEF for TIRED, ACHING BACKS! Grand Finale Their many friends and rela- Margaret and Helge Davidsen to bid summer 1957 -- a*fond adieu. A huge crowd gathered on Sunday- for and old fashioned barbecue lunch, , with the guests bringing the "eats" and all the trimmings. Those participating in the preparation, eating and cleaning up detail were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chandler and daughters, Judy and Sandra; Mr. and Mrs. Frank York, together with Patricia and Marie; Mrs. Ray Seby and son, Terry; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Reed and children, Annie, Robert, Dolly and David; Mrs. Elizabeth Seby and son, Patrick; Mrs/- Bernice Zimmerman and Diane and Linda; Miss Bonnie Binkoff; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mullen and children, Charlotte and James; Joanne Galla and Mrs. Vivian Whalen. Everyone eiijoyed a marvelous time, with even Mother Nature contributing one Of her loveliest days. Incidentally, Mr. Davidsen is just about feeling tip top again. About six weeks ago, he suffered of a fall. There was no celebrating for Marge and Dave on thenthirtieth wedding anniversary, Sept. 3, with Dave all taped UD. Belated congratulations to this really grand couple. Visitors From Abroad Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Olsen were fhrilled on Monday when Peter Skretting of Sandnes, Norway, dropped in for a very unexpected visit. He is married to Ma Olsen's niece. Mr. Skretting flew to this country together with nine other farmers to take part in the plowing contest which wai hdd in Peebles, Ohio, Sept. 19 and 20. The men arrived in the U. S* by plane Sept 12. They we$e fascinated with the scenic spots in the East, but dthe highlight of ihe trip was a tour of Washington, £>. C. ! •• - • f> Mr. Skretting was only able to spend a few hours on Monday with the 01senst then returned to Chicago. He and his compatriots are. leaving today (Thursday) to to fly back to Norway. No doubt they learned much which will enable them to make better use of their native soil. Ludwig Heskje of Stavanger, Norway, arrives at O'Hare airport today, to be greeted also by Mr. and Mrs. Olsen. Mr. Heskje is this reporter's cousin and Mrs. Olsen's nephew, lie is coming to this country in the hopes of settling here. Perhaps it won't be long before he sends for his wife and two sons. Jt doesn't take a person long to discover our land of golden opportunity. Mr. Heskje will be employed by Mr. Olsen and son, Arthur, to follow his trade, which is bricklaying. A great big warm welcome, Ludwig. his cl&uu' This Is another k&inot which has been bestowed 6n the lad. • . .We must mention that the en 'tire family is eagerly awaiting a little girl to fill up the all*boy group. Of Course, They're Proud!. Ronnie Nitz, Helen and Paul's elder son who is a student at the Salvatorian seminary, St. Nazianz, Wis., was chosen junior perfect in guy. Gathering Of The Clan The wee ones far outnumbered the adults at the reunion of the Lay family which the Jensens, Jerry, Len and daughters, Darlene and Sharon, attended on Sunday at the V.F.W. grounds, It was an outside affair with everyone bringing a "pot to pass". Jerry, who when asked to bring jello molds, put one over on the culinary experts this time. She baked two luscious pumpkin pies and the raves were overwhelming. I£ is agreed that she has graduated from the kindergarten Class of cooking into the upper echelon. More than seventy-five people gathered,, representing at least four generations. * Belated Greetings To Mrs. May Kennenberg, who celebrated her natal day Wednesday, Sept. 18. Her chum and companion, Mrs. Marge Reid marked her birthday Thursday, Sept. 18. Little Johnny Ringelstetter is celebrating his first milestone this week. 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