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a , Thursday, Ociobcr 15, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH McCullom Lake LOCAL COUPLE FETED AT GALA WEDDING PARTY ^ Eve Le\ esque The American Legion home in McHenry was the scene of a fabulous party as a representative portion of tho village turned out to celebrate the marriage cf Phyllis Piolrowski and Dennis Straumann. Details of the wedding appear on the society page of the Plaindealer. Qinner for more than 200 guSrs was a sumptuous repast of chicken and roast beef, with all the trimmings--served family style. All the women appeared in their prettiest party gown: while thr> men were also, appropriately dressed. Music for dancine (and pVnt. v of Polish hops') was supplied by a Crystal Lake combo Hp>ther of the bv'de. Lottie, was strikingly attractive in a dark bin? lace tunic and popp;- Gene just beamed as he strutted around in his tux. Dpnriis' mother, Mrs. Wilma Russell was pretty as a picture in hegown of red velvet. Some of the traditions or Polish weddings were carried out, including pinning an apron on the bride and p">ss;p« he; slij^Jor. The latter is 1o collect a dowry for the first crib! It would.be impossible to mention all the local folks whr attended but among the out-oTtown guests were the relative? mentioned in the \vf»ddinc story plus Mrs. Stella Rzonca and children, Corn'dine' and James: Mr. and Mrs. John Skarski and fnmilv. Donald MoLiJoc, and Mr*. Acn^, SifrarM< i of Chio'eo: and Judy Davis and Join T-Iill of DcK"1h As Phyllis entered the center of the dance floor to toss 1hc bridal bouquet- she wis surrounded by all the sinple gals --startine at age 7! With a v!olent motion, the flowers flew through the air and landed squarely in the lap of the bride's aunt-Mrs. Genevieve Sulfcpwski. Sounds unfair? Wen, it isn't for she is a widow!! Pretty cute, huh? Maid-of-honor. De'orc". came in for a fair share of good natured kiddipcr about her "heels" and ball gown. She's usually much more cnmfo' !- ! able in jeans and c owbov ; boots! The 14 year old miss ! Page Nineteen really emerged as an attractive young lady in her wedding finery. It was the wee small hours of Sunday morning before most of the guests wandered home to soak aching "tootsies" and relive the wonderful memories of an outstanding event! Special Meeting for the Gals The Ladies of 1he Lake will meet for a special session tonight, Thursday. Oct. 15. Because of last week's storm, the regularly scheduled meeting was not he'd. There are .important details to "iron but" concerning the upc o m i n g "fowl frolic" to be held in November. Here's hoping all the women show, tonight at 8 p.m. it the beachhouse. Ambulance Summoned Very sorry to report that "Y:n rari Gustafson was again 'ricken with another .serious "eart attack and was -rushed to .St. Therese's hosp'tal in \Vnukegan at 2:30 Sunday morning... Tust last week, this very fine Fellow appeared to be doing so well. Here's hoping Conny's hospital stay will be of short duration and he will be. home "•gain with his beloved Alice. Storm Storv And one this reporter hoped never to write again! As the first anniversary of" our big blow approached last Thursday, another and far more levaslyting tornado hit the Hi*er fringes of McHenry. What happened to the Heitpr. 'r.mily was blazoned in all the Hiirago papers, on TV, and "adio. Former residents of our community. Mrs. Frank Rourke and youngsters, were ready to seek shelter at the Hester '"•ome when they saw the Hester roof sail through the air" T'">eodor Olson who was working at the Dr. Griesbach residence wanted to watch the | storm outside! Son, Arthur, ] convinced him he should dash I for the safety of the basement! | A'so former residents, the Gordon Schmitts. escaped with a minimum of damage but Mr. and Mrs. Vic Adams, who left our shores a few short years iago to hui'd in Kdgebrook Heigiits, lost their entire gai rage and part of their roof. | Mrs. Adams also sufl'eied a cut : on the ear which "icquired stitches. By a miracle AND Divine protection, all lives i were spared. Do you suppose we can rest easy for another year? i Public Partv for Saturday ! Night ! The CjTuHoni-Knoll associa- ! t'op wiilphoid another party at McDonald's on Saturday nicht •for the purpose if raising funds •to add on to the proson' beach h< us". It will proh.ib'y he c died a recreation cep.i'v. TV ' ;s a Cullom-Kno'l projec I has not.iin j to do with th^ v:l- J !age or the use of village ;funds! I. Fun "nd frolicking will ee: under wav at 8 p.m. and vumr r . y r e f r e s h m e n t s w i l l l v "dished out" to all present. 'Tis ; a night of enjoyment and you will he lvlning to ol;'ain that much peeked larger space for ; meetings. See you ihere? I Littte More Than a Week To l.ll'.'C'lVKn -.our "du:1 its" '"or luat aiinu.l d-mee 10 he "iven by the -m>.-rt.-men's Clu!' : on Saturdav. Oct. °1 at the I Wine 'N' F:n in Volo! This 'promises to be the finest affair ever given and one you WON'T want to miss!! For l i c k e t i n f o r m a t i o n , c o n t a c t Flo\d Fry or any member of the orean:z >tion. TV'kots are also avai'a'^p at the three bus- :pess establishments in the i vi'lage. ! From the reports, many of our local fo'ks are gel ting up HAVE YOU TRIED THE HILLYIEW COSH LAUNDRY?. 20c A WASHER LOAD 10c FOR 10 MINUTES OF DRYING Each Dryer Holds 4 Washerloads HILLVIEW SHOPPING CENTER RICHMOND, ILLINOIS PULL better in snow or mud GRIP better on icy pavement All Sizes Sli WALT before you buy and SAVE! STOP quicker in the rain RIDE more smoothly anywhere LAST longer than other tires NOISELESS ~k. No whine, whir or rumble mm. We carry a complete supply of Firestone Town and Country RETREADS In all popular sizes a TRICK and TRACTOR MS - ALL SIZES FIRESTONE'S FAMOUS as low as E BATTERIES From .S3 to >S6 TRADE-IN For Your Old Battery McHenry Tire Mart WALT FREUND. Prop. 526 Main Street EYergreen 5-0294 McHenry [ parties and will have dinner : there before the dancing. The menu is wide and varied' and should include an entree .o tempt any and all appetites. They Caused tlie Hex Dodger fan. young Mark Hansen and John Bjork (don't know which side hie was on!) "trained" to Chicago last week to witness the deplorable defeat of our beloved Sox. Mark v,as mot by his attractive y oun» grandmother, Mrs. Christiansen, and escorted to the "game. Quite a thrill for the voung lad, but he did o.ur team no good, at all. the street on her way to school. She suffered a compound fracture of the leg and was hospital, ved at St. Anne's. Salhe has proved to be wonderlui medicine for Mama and heirs heping she will be able to return in the near future. will be wed fifty-three years on Tuesday, Oct. 20.! See you next week. A -Travelling "Man" We use quotes because the liit'e fciiow is all of four! Roger Thicker is his narrie-and he has been on a glorious vaca- ,:<vn wilh grandmother and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ileiicsh of Worth, ",J11. Des Monies. I nva. wis their desti- 1 •' "mi and they were, babysitting' whi'e. mot her.• Barbara made another contribution to 'he "matrimonial fi uitbasket". Barbara and wee Cheryl came homo Inst Thursday and acf'M ding to her report, the new ':11Je gal is fitting into the family just beautifully! Summoned Home Just when they woie- really on.ioying their visit, Mrs. Ingehors: Olson's house guest. Mrs. SalMe Andersen, was called home to Chicago because of ah lccident in the family. One of her granddaughters. 11 year i'd Jill Temple, was struck by a car as she at 1 emnled 1o cross I'»r R«vil. This Time I"U<eh Kennenberg was real- 'y '.vnoduied to enter McHenry lios]:al on Tuesday for surgei\ on • Wednesday. If that sounds like an item from last week's column you're right. Something happened to those "weti laid plans" and it was postponed until now. Speaking of Hutch, he was reallv somothing io watch Saturday night :is lie -made a few turns around the dance floor! What courage and fortitude!. Quite a guy' Sailor Roy Returns •Mh-i Yyciial. who has done his stim for l*ne!e Sam by so:"*1:;.; in the Navy, was honor." !>h discharged and is now bono \\i;h his folks. John saw a vre-if deal of the world dur- • ! is lour of duty. Seems as though he has become addicted to custom-made clothes. The prices for ihom overseas are unbelievable! Natal Notes and Anniversary Dates Looking forward to kindergarten next year is little Margie Olson who will be 4 on Sun.hv Oet. IS. "lis the first milestone for wee Janenne Marie Schlitt on Monday. Oct. 19. Our favorite married couple. Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Olsen FARM VEHICLE LAW Farmers are being reminded by State Police Chief William Morris' office of a new law requiring farm vehicles travelling state routes to display a red flag or flashing signal. The law, passed by the 19o9 Legislature, requires anv farm vehicle travelling at less than 20 miles an hour to display a red flag at least 15 inches square at a height not less than 10 feet nor more than 12 feet above the ground. In place of the flag, at least one flashing red signal lamp 'may "be used. If a combination of vehicles is coupled together, only the rear vehicle need display the flag or lamp. Enforcement of this safety rule will be a matter of routine for all troopers patrolling state routes, Morris' office said. CARELESSNESS CAUSE OF MOST FARM ACCIDENTS Every year some farmer loses I a finger, a hand, an arm. or | even his life in a corn picker I accident. | • In 80 per cent of these cases j safety experts trace the cause to human carelessness. ,0. L. llogsett extension safety specialist for the University of Illinois Agricultural Extension j Service lost his hands in a I picker accident in 1943. He j knows what it means to be safe land unsafe. In an effort to i make people more safety consi cious he prepared a ktt of ma- I terials for use in Illinois Coun- I ties., | These materials included a set of thirty-six colored slides! ! illustrating his . own suffering} : and loss of time 'and money, j narrated in his own words by ; use of a tape recording, and an eight page illustrated leaflet for general distribution and a Safety poster. Farm Adviser Ralph Burnett says the slides and tape are available to any county group. 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