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Thursday, January 8, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALpR Page Seventeen McCuiom Lake J. R. LEVESQUES HAVE ICW '59 K3DEL-AB0Y by Elma Nelson It's the deluxe model--fully equipped -- top, dark brown -- body, cream--styling, Matthew Jonathan -- f.o.b. Woodstock, f 8:03 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 3. True to her word, Eve made the first deadline and the first headline. The little fellow tippecrche scales at 7 lbs. 8 oz. and mother and son are doing fine, thank you. Chris, J. R., Dee Dee and Dad are plenty pleased with the "new '59", he's just what they ordered. Speaking of Chris, that young lady was in charge of the household in her mother's absence, and a top notch job she did. There were two very confer'* d J. R. Levesques as evidence of her capability. Dee Dee, however, went off to Lillian Ringlestetter's home to practice up on how to get along with two bpy's. Young Mark and Johnny R. helped her in that department. Wednesday afternoon Eve brought young Matt home and * he has completely charmed everyone who has met him ever sin Much luck and good wishes to all six of them. Village Hoard Notes A special meeting was called for Monday, Dec. 29. There was a brief official session at which immediately necessary business was transacted. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. Why 3 your village? don^l you plan to attend and ket^ abreast of the progress of They Traveled Christmas in New York. Coidd be a song title but it isn'ifc. You see, Chase Koch's sislj§r resides oil Long Island and: the Koch family, Chase, Didtje, Eddie and Judy, spent the holiday there. After a ch.-^ining New England Christmas* and "doing New York," all farrpliar to Chase, for he's a nat|^e of the area, the four Koehes motored up along the Hu<j|on to Albany and visited the/fairyland wonders of Niagara Falls in wintertime. They spent two days in Canada, returning home through Sarnia at Port Huron. The young'uns eye^ are still sparkling. Confid J^tially, Dad says the Statue of Liberty is one tall climb, but the children loved it. Ah fathers are durable people. Seeing your grandchildren is always pretty special. Mrs. Pearl Padelford spent two weeks during the holidays doing just that. The first half of her visit took her to the home of her stepdaughter, Mrs. Dan Mumhy and two youngsters, in Lev"town, Pa. The remainder of her time was spent with her other stepdaughter, Mrs. Harold Burkhardt--one youngster there--and the Burkhardts live in Miami, Fla. Need I add, she had a wonderful time. Farewell to Roy and Myrt Kinsey, who have sold their home on Park Vie* and have moved to sunnie 'climes. The couple left for Florida last Saturday, where they have bought a home in Pontagorda in the Charlottesville area on the Gulf coast. I'll just bet it was hard to leave this lovely weather we've had lately! We'll miss them for theirs were familiar faces of longstanding. However, it's real fine to be able to say that Myv w^o recently underwent major surgery, has recuperated beautifully and is looking better 'than she has in a long while. Good luck and much happiness to thefti in their new home. Deepest Sympathy is extended to the family of Elmer K&nak, who passed away Friday, Jan. 2. Mr. Kanak was a resident of Chicago and operated a drug store on the northwest side there. He is survived by his widow, Otelia, and a son, Elmer, Jr. Burial was on Monday, Jan. 5. The Kanaks have a home at 304 Spring road and spent their weekends there. More (retails will appear later as received. Convelescent Corner Ingeborg Olsen -- who has had the roughest 1958--suffered a dizzy spell and collapsed in her kitchen on Friday morning, Jan. 2. She was rushed to McHenry hospital for it was feared she had injured^an already ^seriously damaged back. Examination revealed the suspected injury, plus some fractured ribs. Complete bed rest was the prescribed treatment. It was decided that the therapy would be more effective for Mrs. Olsen in her own home, so she was returned there the same day, and there she is very painfully recuperating under the excellent care of her family- Breakfast in bed may be swell, but Christmas dinner in bed is awful. Ask Art Stuhlfeier, he knows! A bug, too closely related to the pneumonia variety to be funny, kept Art in bed for over a week. He's up and at it again, for it's hard to keep $ busy fellow down. Dame Fortune frowned on Mardy Lorch and she was hospitalized at Woodstotck for a few days during Christmas week. Home without mom is rough at any time, but during the holidays, it's the roughest. It was a very happy group at the Lorch adobe when Mardy made it back home to spend New Year's Eve with family and friends. She's doing fine Newsy Tid-Bits There is a gal, Mrs. Joyce Flinn, who lives in Lake Geneva, and on the very same day she was busy doing the very same thing our gal Eve did, only the results were a little different. To clarify, remember Joyce Huska? Well, on Jan. 3 she gave birth to her fourth child, a beautiful little girl. Congratulations to the Flinn family on the new arrival. "Over the river, and through the woods, to grandmother's house we go" was Bruce and Roger Thacker's theme song on New Year's Eve. I don't know aibout the river and woods bit, but grandma and grandpa are Mr. and Mrs. J. Benest of Worth, 111. Chuck, Barbara, and young'uns gave her folks a mighty fine hand in "welcoming 1959. To climax the festivities, they all had dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Patno, also of Worth. The welcome mat was out for New Year's guests at the George Dason home this past weekend. Linda's folks, Mr. and Mrs. H. McKone and brother Dick, enjoyed their hospitality no end, and as usual, the wee ones, Dason by name, stole the show. Those fine folks on Lake Shore drive, Floyd and Lauretta Frye, had a double celebration on New Year's Eve. Not only did they welcome 1959 but it also marked the third year of their marriage on that day. Joe Rush of Chicago was there to give his congratulation. We add our good wishes for many more happy years to Floyd and Lauretta. Harriet McNamara and son, Thomas, had their holiday festivities in Knqx, 111. this year. They were the guests of Harriet's two sisters, Mrs. Ida Zahlman and Mrs. Erna Pagel of that city. Say, this is straight from Cupid's corner-- wedding bells will be ringing right after Easter for Tom and the lovely Charlotte King of East Chicago, Ind. Naturaly Tom and his mother stopped at the King household as part of their holiday trip. Candles on their Cakes Herb Rowe, Sr. had his special day on Dee. 30. Teddy Olsen was 12 on Jan. 2, but that poor fellow had a flu bug that kept him from enjoying his mother's culinary arts. Bet the cake was just as good the next day. Susan Beth Cable was really "Quetn for a Day" on Jan. 5. Not that she isn't always just that, but you see it was her very first birthday and what a pretty young lady she is getting to be. Hugh McDonald adds another year today, Jan. 8, and it's very evident that it does not show one single bit. June Jensen is also receiving congratulations, gifts and things today. Happy birthday to you all. I shall be the gal at the typewriter for the month of January. Doing a follow-up on Eve is quite a job, but with your help, I'll do the best I can. Thanks so much to all of you HELP CALL M I K E ' S HELP FOR T O W I N G Phone McHenry 2250-M HELP Sunnyside Estates HELP DR. HiNRY FRIUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 Lakeland Park WOMEN'S CLUB GATHERS FOR SOCIAL MEET Vichey Bottari 2262-J or"51524-J The Lakeland Park Women's club will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 323 Home avenue starting promptly at 8:30 p.m. this evening. Let's have a nice big turn out at this our first social meeting of 1959. py-laws Meeting A meeting of the by-laws committee of the Lakeland Park Wornen's club was held at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Lyda Radisch, on Monday, Dec. 30. Our president, 'Mrs. Berniece Boyce, and'-the following committee members discussed the by-laws thoroughly and considered them adequate as they stand, Dolores Belohlavy, Ann Dawson, and Lucille Jones. Following the meeting Lyda served the girls a very delicious snack consisting of ham, cheese, etc. and loads of home made Christmas cookies, and presented each girl with ^a little gift in appreciation of the help they all eave on this committee. >{ Tea Party Francine Parisi was the recipient of a very lovely tea set for Christmas so last Saturday afternoon she invited a few of her little girl friends in for tea and, cookies. The girls who joined Francine at this, her first tea party, were Josephine Cina, Mary and Carol Moll. Games were played and prizes were awarded to the winners. Welcome Committee Meeting Gosh, Lyda Radisch, chairman of the welcome cqriuttti> tee, was sure a busy bee, last week. First the by-laws meeting one night and then imhtdtt* iately the follawingv evening the welcome committee meeting, and as for the above committee she served loads of goodies and presented each ofjSbs with our Christmas {gift for helping oh this committee. The girls who attended this meeting and discussed future plans for another large welcome party for our new residents and any old residents who have never attended one of these parties were Jean Gagnon, Louise McEnery, Jean Parisi, Fran Cina and myself. Happy Birthday to Paul Rizzo a New Year's baby of a few years back. Paul and Jo started the celebration on New Year's Eve by going out with several friends and then finished the celebration at home, the next day with their family. to another New Year's baby, Sandy Laurence, who celebrated her fifteenth birthday on this very first day of 1959. A slightly belated birthday wish is extended to little Debbie Holef who celebrated her fourth birthday on Dec. 24. who so graciously shared youri personal affairs with your neighbors, via the column. Let's keep the items coming--OK? The number here is 3282-R: That's about it for now and a sincere tho' belated Happy! New Year everyone. See you around--if we're not all frozerj stiff! i Another party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Borchert was held in Chicago to celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. This was a surprise party and the hostesses for this were Mrs. Jutta Karlinski and her mother, Mrs. Hella Bullman. Guests who came and showered the couple With lovely gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lux, Mr. and Mrs. £rmin Fiedler, Mr. and Mrs. |tudy Flieger. Mr: and Mrs. Helmut Kapelle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borchert, brother and sister- in-law of Mr. Borchert, Mrs. Blevernich and Mr. Bullman, father of one of the hostesses, and of course a large number of children. It is an old German custom for the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary that the lady (the bride) receives a silver crown which was presented to her in this case by her brother-in-law and sister-in-law who have just come to this country within the last t^n months and brought it with them for this memorable occasion from Germany; and he (the groom) was presented with a matching silver crown pih. Some of the gifts received were a ninety-eight piece china dinner ware set, an eight piece matching coffee set all in silver and a full service of twelve glasses from water tumblers to champagne glasses and all in between, s£t of twelve gold trimmed dessert dishes, crystal candy dish with cover and a hand-made vase from Mr. and Mrs. Hanse Dotzler who were unable to ahend the party. They began this with a mock wedding from beginning to end with all the trimtnings. etc. This is something Mr. and Mrs. Borchert will remember for the rest of their lives and may I say for myself and for everyone, I hope. t,o be around to write about your fiftieth wedding anniversary, the golden one. t family spent their Christmas in Chicago with his family and then New Year's day with other relatives and when they returned home found that Beck's sister had been here and left gifts so the children had quite a long Christmas this year. The basement was decorated with Snow White and the Seven Dwarf?. A ^gpod. time was had b£r£Ul; Comings and Goings at ..Christmas and New Years Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parisi spent their Christmas with Frank's brother and his family in Chieago. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cina and family spent their Christmas with one of Fran's sisters in Niles at which time when they were all seated were thirtyfive in all. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glorch spent their Christmas here with their son, Foss and his family, and the Sunday before they also spent it here with son, Foss and family, and also their son. Bob and his wife and two small children. Mr. and Mrs. Becker and ready-mix McHenn I Talk® It Bwy -- Me A Cab! When the weather's bad . . . When you want to reach your destination in a hurry . . . When/you have luggage or heavy packages With yoif, it's time to call us for a cab. Remember our number. Radio Dispatched McHENRY CAB PHONE 723 I WAS WONDERING IF VDU WOULD ADVANCE Me my next week's WAGES? EVERYBODY APPROVES OF the WAV I NEVER MAKE ADVANCES TO MY STENOGRAPHERSMcHENRY CERTAINLY *2355^ READY-MIX DO BUSINESS BECAUSE THEY GUARANTEE SATISFACTION REAOY Af / X CO. fNC News about the New Rockets! 1959 01DSM0BILE DYNAMIC 88 HOLIDAY SPORTSiDANThis distinctive new Olds body style (available in all three series) is the hit of the new-car parade! Its sleek "Linear Look" is as tastefully elegant as anything you'll be seeing in 1959. And like every Olds for '59, it has an all-new, thriftier version of the famous Rocket Engine, featuring an exclusive, two-stage automatic choke. With demand running high, youTl be smart to place your csrdsr early. Visit your local authorised Oldsmobile Quality Dealer, right 'awayi 4fb3 P^RONT STREET R. J. OV1RTON MOTOR SALES PHONE 3202 or 3200 MCHENRY, ILL. itr i 7^**4 MCH£NRV920 + ANTIOCH • FiDGt 7c>i-L. $£f?V/C£ 6RAVSLAKE £>V7^/?/0/C?/^£T 9200 MCHENRY Your reporter and her family spent Christmas and New Years with Len's mom and dad We had also made plans to go. into Chicago on New Year's day but backed out when the weather got so bad. New Years Eve Party- A New Year's Eve party was held by the Squares and their guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leigh, one of the Squares. The couples in the Squares who made up this party were Bud and Dorothy LJttich, Wally and Betty Laurence, Mary Laurence, Berniece and Ken Boyce, Lucille and Dick .tones, Virginia and Ray Grote, Glen and Irene Uhles and Dolores and Jerry Rogers. Their guests for this evening were Dolores and Glen Belohlavy, Lloyd and Ann £>awson, Mr. and Mrs. Koehl and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Meyers. Another N6w" Year's Eve party was held at the new home of Mr. and Mrs, Ed Hay- *den. Mrs. fiayden served a buffet dinner to the following Mr. and Mrs. G. Seery, Mr. and Mrs. J. Seery, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cina and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parisi, all of Lakeland Park. « Voting Day Don't forget voting day on Jan. 18 at. Land's office right off of 120. This of course is i to vote for pr against two very 1 important Issues of our subdivision, the amendment to the by-laws ,a/)d, ,,the community house. All- come out and vote and at the sajne time get your auto sticker for the year 1959. It won't J411 y6u to be careful. • V••P fcocter** trdor b ovr law** • •• w# com§>©0n«i l! witllMt • Bring your Doctor's prescriptions to this professional i7hu« pr*ds* iompoandkg So % spacMsy. Skill*d Registered Pfeasmadoea ud ample. scoefco oaafele 01 t® all prescriptions prompdy osaesEy ©0 g£g§ Ea@h step d@abl©-eh©ck©i aegtaffoay. Yet, oar prio** at* always fait. Try. as aext tim*l Bolger's Drug Store 108 So. Green Pbqpq-i 40 McHenr ; n > IN YOUR -A.'.n' il Current rat* per annua f •JVx SAFETY §F 5V TOOK SAVINGS BP-TO The important figure to remember is 10 . . . January 10th I Whether your future includes a new wardrobe, an exotic vacation or other goals -- you'll achieve them sooner if you save by January 10th. You can FIGURE on having what you want when you open or add to savings, here, early m the year. * Place Your Savings by the 10tfi. Earn from the 1st. • Receive a full 12 month's earnings in *59. MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 102 Norlla State Strat * JOrdan 8-7258 • - - - a A K t M • » ft 11KOM TOTAL ASSETS OVER $9,5&,000.00 v ./