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* * « *£ 1 7«> / 1 1 V ' „ •< f *^*,4. ,V- ^ ^ « 'N ' *' ^ iL^'.'^'s^ l.Ai» «'. .. I r •* " . * ' . . . . . . , < . . r . . t . %. „ . . ? * * >., i " t ' - ^ . ..«!... *..' } '1 .,r \ •* 5 ' ^ Jif-W & "• ';.*•* ••.,• ay. May 1, 1958 McCnllom Lake FRIENDS HOHOR LOCAL COUPlf WDM YEARS Eve Levesque ^Approximately sixty- five neighbors, friends, and rela tives gathered at the home* of Mr .and Mrs. Anton Lennert, Pochard Drive, to pay homage to the couple who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, April 27. Jome of the invited guests the Lennerts attended the 9:30 a.m. Mass at which time they w^re congratulated. After the service, Katie and Tony were blessed by. Msgr. Nix, and at this time, he also blessed their wedding rings. A delicious dinner consisting of turkey, ham, roast beef, a huge assortment of salads, and Other trimmings was consumed wj|h gusto by the crowd. The "Wide" of fifty years, had prepared an elaborate array of the most delicious "tasty pas- ".try". The " piece de resistance" was the fourteen layer wedding cake which defies description! The Lennerts were both born ih 'Hungary and were childhood friends. They came to America and were wed in 1908. «wo children, son John and ghter, Regina, blessed t h'e unjon. Mr. and Mrs. John Lennert are the parents of Betty. Jo^n, and John, Jr. Regina married George Buri, and their children include George, J o - seph, Jack, and Kathleen. All were present on Sunday except Joseph and his wife who I are stationed in Germany with I th» Army. The Lennerts have j tw great-grandchildren. u>ther out-of-town relatives included Katie's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zellner and sons, Ronnie ,and David^ and Mrs. Elizabeth Klein. Topy's Sister, Mrs. Magdelene Spesl of Chicago fell and injured herself and was unable to attend. The Rev. Fathers Reuland and Nilges of St. Mary's' intArupted their busy schedule to visit the Lennerts during the celebration. • Mrs. Betty Poledna and Mrs. M a r i e Howe a s s i s t e d K a t i e With the preparation and serving. of the food. j Mr. and Mrs. Lennert rec e i v e d " m a n y b e a u t i f u l g i f t s Which included a gorgeous display of gold colored mums from the Ladies of the Lake, and other valuable gifts, which the couple will use lovingly and remind them of the trem e n d o u s m i l e s t o n e i n t h e i r lives. Deepest Sympathy To Mr. and Mrs. George Kiddleson, former residents who now live in McHenry, on the u n t i m e l y l o s s o f , t f y e i r s o n , AMM1C W i l l a r d , who w a s stationed at Glenview Naval Air station at the time of his death. He passed away last Wednesday morning after a recurring and rather rare disease. Services were held Saturday afternoon, with interment at Woodlawn cemetery. Willard was loved and respected by his officers, the men with whom he worked, and everyone who met him. He died in the service of his country that he so dearly loved. His deep and abiding affection for his parents, brothers, and sisters, was known by all. The loss of this quiet, kind man will leave an aching void for a • long time. "7" THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Picture Book Bride Beautifully gowned in tulle and white lace with a huge hoop skirt. Miss Violet Elmer came down ^he aisle at Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, to be joined in"* marriage to Mr. Leonard Levy of Oak Park on Saturday, April 26. It was a lovely evening wedding with many out of town guests. The reception was held after the ceremony at the . V.F.W. Hall in McHenry. The couple left for a two week honeymoon in N?\v Orleans, La. Upon their*" return, they will reside with the b r i d e ' s m o t h e r , M r s . M a r i e Elmer, in her home on Fountain Lane. Mothers! Take Note Registration for kindergarten students will be held Friday, May 2 at the kindergarten building on Waukegan Street from 9 a.m. to. 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Parents are asked NOT to -bring the children at this time. A state birth certificate must be presented at this time. No registration will be accepted without a certificate. To be eligible for entry, , children must be 5 years old, on or before Dec. 1. Please register at this time. Ambulance Summoned While sawing wood" in her back yard, Mrs. Edith Johnson of Park View West, collapsed and required hospitalization on Sunday afternoon. Neighbors rushed to her aid, and called for the ambulance. Mrs. Alice Gustafson, a long time friend of the stricken woman, arranged to notify Mrs. Johnson's family, and accompanied her t o t h e M c H e n r y h o s p i t a l , where she . remained for a few days. According to. the dodtor's examination, she suffered a light stroke, which probably will cause no long lasting effect. Our sincere hopes for a speedy recovery for this plucky little lady! Look Your Homes and Garages Word has been received from Chief Larry Murray that home owners are warned to lock their homes, garages, and out buildings in which valuables are stored! In the event that you must be away, try to arrange with a neighbor to "keep an eye" on your property, if possible. Reports of malicious thievery have been reported to the police department. Just a word to the wise!! Page Eforeji After the short business m e e t i n g , t h £ w o m ^ e n p l a y e d some games, and partook of delicious refreshments and coffee. The next meeting will be held Thursday, May 8 at .8 p.m. in the beachhotjse. Cancer ^vrl^p Because of the maitty activities going on in the village, many residents could not be contacted for their ..contributions to the cancer fund. A completed report on the total collected will be printed in next week's columnv . Come To A Party! The McCullom JLake Softball team will hold; their last sp-; cial before trie* start of the regular playing: h t h i s' Saturday, May 3 at Berenice and Whitey's. From?the details, it sounds like , a wonderful time, and one you won't want to miss! It wilj! 'He tifc'audience participation deal and much fun is guaranteed. Rummage Sale As a result of the last meeting of the Ladies of the Lake, held Thursday, April 24, the women voted to hold a rummage sale on Saturday, May 31 in the beachlhouse. The gals have a wide assortment of good used clothing and othor household goods which will be offered at this time. More details laler. Cullom-Knoll The Cullom-Knoll association will resume its meetings for the fummer season on Sunday, May 4 at 2:30 p:m. in the b e a c h h o u s e . F r o m n o w , t h e meetings will be held on the first Sunday of each month. Keep In Mind That important meeting for the formulation of our own Little League on Tuesday, May 13 at McDonald's field. Each boy between the ages of 8-12 is invited with,.one or both of his parents. This'is wonderful training for the young lads in which they learn co-operation and good sportsmanship. Urge your young lad to register! Congrats To Mrs. Lillian McCarthy and Mrs. Virginia Aalto who are celebrating their natal days, today, Thursday, May 1. Sandy Brennan is eagerly awaiting her eleventh birthday, oh Monday, May 5. "Personality kid" W h i t e y Bjork will observe his birthday also on Monday, May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Scott who are observing their tenth w e d d i n g a n n i v e r s a r y t o d a y , Thursday, May 1. Lois and Dawn Parenti have one more year of wedded bliss to celebrate, today, May *1. LEGAL NOTICE ; Sealed proposals for the following improvements will be received at the office of the Village Clerk of Is!and Lake. Illinois until 8 o'clock P.M., &.S.T., May 19. 1958 and {it that time opened and read: 4 A gravel qr crushed stone surface course Type A, 8 inches of compacted thickness, 22 feet in width, 1100 linear feet with the improvement of grade at the intersection of SBI 176 and Ea-stway Drive, and One catch basin, Type A with Type 8 grate, 140 linear feet, 12 inch V. T. storm sewer, Type 2 and one inlet, Type A. Plans and proposal forms may be obtained from the Village Clerk or Village Engineer, Baxter and Woodman, Crystal Lake, Illinois. Work to be constructed under the Motor Fuel Tax Law. Signed HELEN H. DE WIRE Village Clerk ^ (Published May 1-8, 1958) Spring Grove HRBCNSAVE STORE FROM DESTRUCTION by Mrs. Charles Vieund It was only through the alertness and fast answer to the fire call by the Spring Grove firemen that Olson Grocery and Liquar Store was saved from burning down completely on Tuesday, April 22. A small blaze had started at the front service counter and quickly spread through the interior of the store. The firemen worked fast and furiously and the blaze was put out within an hour. Although there was considerable damage to the interior of the store the building was saved. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund, who own the building are exteremely thankful to the firemen for their quick response and hard work at this fire. Also to the Richmond Fire Department for standing by and giving aid. The lotus School PTA held their meeting at the school on April 15. After the. meeting a program was presented. Cub Scouts Pack 83, Den 4 gave a play entitled. "A Mars Fantasy." The Spring Grove Methodist church choir conducted by school project was dicussed. There was cake and coffee served at the close, of the evening. third wedding anniversary Apr. 21. Their family was at their home on Sunday to help them celebrate. A pot luck supper was served and the evening was spent visiting. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Busch, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Busch and family of McHenry; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elfman and daughter"* of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker and family of Silver Lake, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Rihda and Miss Jeanette Busch and Jack Busch. Death' c? 1 Mrs. Mary Freund, 89, died &t the home of her sister, Mrs. Archie Hergott at . East Troy, Wi$. on Saturday, April 19. She was a sister to Frank May, who just passed away last week preceding, her in death on April 13. Funeral services for Mrs. Freund were held at St. Peter's - church on Monday morning at ten, April 21. Interment was^ in St. Peter's cemetery.,, •"-'Ski Card Party. All those who aittend£cl' Ihfe card party given by the Mothers--- Glub at Richmond high school on Tuesday night report having had a very nice timd. There was a nice crowd in at? tendance and the Mothers' club wish to thank all who helped make this party a success.. 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