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Thursday, June 25. 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH McCullom Lake 'BUSY MEETING CONDUCTED BY 'BOARD MEMBERS Eve Levesque During the continuation of the pillage board meeting of Jun98--held June 15, in the beachhouse--trustee Art Stuhlfeier withdrew his challenge to president, J. R. Levesque of his right to appoint heads of committees within the village board. Sealing and road repair of specified streets within _the village limits will commence in the near future. Aopr (N1<(W9336 > dealing with alloca tion of village funds for fiscal year '59-'60--was approved by the board and published in last week's Plaindealer. The nuisance ordinance was discussed further and will be held for approval until the ne^t regularly scheduled meeting which was held on Monday of this week. meeting jwhich covered twcwonsecutivev Mondays was formally adjourned. Your Co-Operatton, Please! With the 4th of July advancing with an alraming rate, it comes to mind that the paper will be published on Wednesday of next week. For this reason, copy to this reporter (tel. No. .2171) must be in by Frittoy noon. No doubt, all kinS of exciting things have been happening this week. How about letting your neighbors share your joy and -or other feelings? Pick up the phone now and give us the facts. Much thanks. You've been "swell" in the past-- keep it up!! * Gals Will Meet . Tu» last meeting of the Ladies^ of the Lake prior to summer adjournment will be held tonight (Thursday) in the beachhouse. Time--8 p.m. Several important subjects to be discussed and disposed of--one way or another. Sure would be nice to see some of the newladies in the village present. All very welcome. Consider this a personal invitation! Key Case Found A black leather key case containing two General Motors keys and one for a Ford was turned in to police officer Bill Reid at the beach during the recent drowning episode. Owner may have same by identifying the case and it can be picked up at the home of officer Jack Schlofner. ^ "I'm Flabbergasted" It the direct quote which emanated from the lips of Betty Murray when she walked into the surprise "vacation" party held for her at the home of Mrs. Marie Howe on Wednesday, June 17. Betty was lured into attending when notified that it was to be in honor of Wilma Zody's birthday. Betty^ ias been very ill off and on--for quite some time and the gals frstrfecl this would bolster her morale a bit. Seems to have succeeded. She and hubby Larry took off on Saturday for a flying jaunt to the state of Washington where her relatives reside. The women who were present to pay homage included hostess Marie Howe, Elsie Nel- Katie Lennert, Ingeoorg Olsen, Mary Kantorski, Abby Berry, Bet t y Hammerstein (and wee son), Edith Brendle, Louise Hammerstein (sticking rigidly to her diet), Mardy Lorch, Kathv Schlitt, Betty Poledna, Wilma Zody, Laura Slater, Elizabeth. Reiter, "Petey" Schmidt, Anna Buschl'eld, Verna Schlofner, and this reporter. Others invited but unable to attend were Mickey Murray, Pearl Padelford, Emma Pyritz, Lena Eckhardt, Ethel Fox, and Lil Ringelstetter. Betty was presented with a packet of "loot" to be used as her fancy dictated! The enormous strawberry shortcake covered with calorie laden whip cream was baked by Lois Parenti. Home-made cookies of various descriptions Break in the Old Routine and plenty of coffee completed Charles Schultz, Willard's the goodies. pop, was a guest in their home The Murrays are due back for the past two weeks and this weekend and here's hop- ended his visit or^Friday, when ing the trip was good therapy!! j daughter, Edith, and husband, ly started, young Jackie Morris really curtailed his activities for the next six weeks when he tripped o\>er a hammock stand and broke his arm just above the wrist. The lad was rushed to McHenry hospital for immediate attention and was put in cast. As if that wasn't bad enough, mother Morris had a bit of a smashup with the brand new station wagon and that will require repairs. "Never rains--but it pours!" Quite a story behind it--and it's all husband Don's fault!. . . . . Big thrill for Laura Meyers who had to buy a complete new wardrobe. She went on a diet--stuck to it-- and is now enjoying the rewards! Good going, pal Hugh and Jean McDonald journeyed to Wrigley Field last Tuesday (a week ago) together with otner members of the Tavern Owner's association. They chartered three busies for the event. Cold weather and the Cubs losing, put the damper on their enthusiasm. "Mac" should know better than to attend these games. When he's there, the team he is rooting for, always loses! . . . .Gal on the go is Lil Ringelstetter who has been .Sal Tamburino, arrived to j practically commuting between fetch him. They were on the j th<? village and Columbus. Wis. -way back to the city after a j (a 90 mile jaunt) Mark has short sojourn in Wisconsin, j been busy "on the road" and Grandpa Schultz is an avid , she gets lonesome around the baseball fan and didn't miss a j old homestead This gal game. | deserves puhlentv of credit! iAlice Gustafson--a non-driver Little League j--has been stymied since hus- - The lttlie fellows are going j band. Conrad, was hospitalized, strong and their enthusiasm"1 With plenty of determination, is gaining ground. Tonight j she decided to change her sta- The yoting lads and lassies [Thursday, our Cub and Sox will jtus, and by now---could be the held a meeting in the beach-j. battle for supremacy at the j proud owner of a driver's lihcuse Tuesday evening and | beach while Tuesday night will j cense. She just makes up her that will be covered next week. J find our Braves tangling with |mind to accomplish something They are planning some extra- j Wonder Lake White Sox at j - and then does just THAT! . curicular activities and hope to j Wonder Lake. These games are j. . . Ragnhild and Gunnar Nelinclude other 'teen clubs. j plenty exciting and you will 1 son have been vacationing in 'find all the drama usually as- ; their charming cottage on Eastsociated with big league games, j wood Drive at intervals since Give yourself a treat and root i the end of May. On Monday for your favorite team! j of this week, it was "back to i the salt mines" for them and Reason to Celebrate ' they will confine their trips to Fancy Clothes and Twinkling Toes Are the uniform of the day every Saturday evening 'when the young people hold their 'teen dances (at the beach. There is music which should appeal to all ages and the kids cordially invite the 'teensters and the young at heart to come and participate. Make Like Robin Hood An excellent diversion is being offered for your enjoyment at the Gene Johnson property located on the old Ringwood road, north of 120, across from West Shore Beach road, every Saturday and Sunday afternoon from 1:30 p.m. until early evening. Moms, dads, lassies and laddies are welcome and will be taught with PROPER • supervision. Safety is stressed! All latest archery equipment and targets are used. Too good to miss why not give it week end? 'Where There Is Smoke Len Jensen who was 26 on weekends Father's Day Friday, June 12, succeeded in was 'specially eventful for Ole setting some kind of record. ; Olsen and Lee Sawdo as they An exuberant ball player, Len- j planned their own celebration, nie is credited with 6 hits, 6 The two of them arose before runs, 6 "put-outs" and further ' breakfast! shared same, and proved his talent later in the { took off for the river where evening after the game! All they "boated" up and down-- this occurred during the game I making their stops--for severwhich involved our own Mc- j al hours. Returned in time for Cullom Lake softball team and ' yummy dinners prepared by a whirl* this • Holiclay Inn (Ringwood)- The • their respective spouses. final socfe?-- a whopping 35- | 6--our favor, of course! The fellows are chalking up quite a record with their sec Surprise Visit Marge and Ole Olsen were Tu„r» ic mnct nsimllv firo" l iitihiriiulileeud bueeyj ounndn dneessccrriipptuioonn There is most usualh fire , onfj p]ace standing in the ; u hen "old buddies" Mr and id this was certainly true ]eaeUe with 4 wins and onlv 2 ™ 01a Duaaies , Mi. and itnrrtnv aftprnnnn \.-Hon leaKUe VUU1 4 VVinS ana °n,y 1 Ml'S. Joe Ray of LoUlSVllle, urday afternoon when Ele- !]osses. Won-t that trophy look KVm appeared on their door ; step late Saturday night. The ^ --• ' ^wo couples were neighbors in Disa 'N* Data that southern city some years The "tale of the titian back. Ogie and Joe were on tresses" or, how do you like their way to Yellowstone NaoxVingui'sher asWhcaded 'for \ Mardy Lorch's new red hair? tional Park, but remained here Hester's service station. Also "on the ball" was attendant Jim Thompson and between the two of them, they put out the fire. We hope the trip back home was uneventful! and Saturday anor Reid drove into town, jdandy? with smoke pouring forth from the hood of her car. Fortunately for her, Don Liston was in the immediate vicinity and towards her with a fire Sling For Summer With summer vacation bare- FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO KOENEMANN Pag* Nineteen for the weekend. As Ole tells the story, Joe is the only fello\ y he knows that was able to retire at age 28 and stiay home, collect rents .and "clip coupons Wonder the secret of his success!! "June is Bustin' Out All Over" W i t h a n n i v e r s a r i e s a n d birthdays galore. It's 35 years of wedded bliss for Irene and Leo Sales today, June 25. Today makes ten years in double harness for Gert and Bill Walter who have three ^landsome sons to show for it. rGert and the new fella came home from the hospital last Wednesday. Saturday June 27, marks another year for Lorraine Boyle and Barbara Brand. Belated greetings to Linda Watson who was 12 yesterday, June 24. Delores Piotrowski will be 14 on Sunday. June 28, while Master Tom Frost ttirns 5, also on this date. Dale Wilson has his seventh birthday coming up on Monday. June 29. World traveller Ingeborg (Ma) Olsen will be 76 years young on Tuesday, June 30 and "on the road", of course. She and "Ted" will arrived in the Black Hills on this date. Lottie and Gene Piotrowski will be marking their nineteenth wedding anniversary on Monday, June 29. Best of everything to all. Sunnyside Estates Inoculate Dogs Against Rabies by Lois Anderson That winds up another edition of your local "newsweek". Don't forget that early deadline for next week. Call me now at 2171! Thanks. As a service to residents with dogs, last year a committee arranged for a veternarian to come to Sunnyside Estates to inoculate our pets against rabies. It is hoped that this can be done again this year and a coiiimiiiee is working on the arrangements. They are trying to determine approximately how many dog owners will avail themselves of this service and other information they will need. Date j and fee have not yet been set ; but we will keep you posted. Roads j By now the roads should be [completed in the subdivision; j isn't the absence of dust a I pleasure? Our investment now I is a wise one, not only for the j dust abatement, but more important, the need for maintenance at this time to keep our roads in good condition. We will not only appreciate them this summer but most assuredly in the winter and spring during the big thaw. If you have spent even one spring here you know how troublesome a rutty, muddy road can be. Incidentally, the kids appreciate the improvement too, it's real "keen" for bike riding. After all the children left it wks time to prepare for Alan's grown-up party. Helping him celebrate were Bud's mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. B. Kennebeck and his aunt. Miss Alvina j Schumacher of Johnsburg. his I sister and, her husband, Mr. | and Mrs. R. Gaylord and sons ! of Woodstock; Carol's folks, ; Mr. and Mrs. Gamperl and her • brothers Don and Bob and ; their wives, and the baby of the group, Carol's nephew, all of Chicago. All in all we'd say j Alan had a very busy th ' birthday. of the carnival this weekend in Johnsburg sponsored by the C o m m u n i t y c l u b on t h e i r grounds. RABIES IX DOGS Rabies in dogs has reached an all-time low with only three cases reported so far this year from the dog population of 700,000. But dog owners were warned last week by Stillman Stanard. director of the State Department of Agriculture, not to be complacent and forget to have their pets vaccinated to keep the disease under control. Birthdays j Our list picked up some thjs i week. On June 25 (toothless) Mike Anderson .will celebrate , number 7. Two birthdays in i one family only tWo days apart : will be celebrated this week by | Kandy Lasnek who will be one j on June 26 and her big brother, j Bobby, who will be all of three ion June 28. Also on June 26, i Jerome Olsen marks off an- ! other year while young. Steve | Major greets birthday number eighteen on June 30. "Happy J birthday every one". | Anniversaries | Congratulations to several of I our young couples who are celebrating anniversaries this i week. Don and Christine Fail, i number twelve on June 28. j Laird and Gladys Kayler, seventeen on June 30 and on the j same day Flo and Barbara Jes- | ski will celebrate fourteen i years. Birthday Party For his third birthday, Alan Kennebeck played host at his first children's party in his honor. Prizes, games and goodies in abundance were happi- ! ly enjoyed by Kasey Ander- ' son. Kelly Bute, Mark Davis, Donna Frisby, Allan's sister, I Karen, A!fy May of Sunnyside, : Terry and Laurie Radtke, and Donnie Rose. 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