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Tlbrsday. February 18, I960 THE McHENKY PLAINDEALER r Ringwood ROUND-UP CLUB BIRTHDAY PARTY IS SUCCESSFUL Baby Shepard (fc/erybody's birthday party was held at the Methodist church Sunday evening. A fine program was enjoyed and ice cream and cake were served. This was sponsored by the Round-up club. ' jfe Church News The current W. S. C. S. study course is being taught on the gosDel Luke with the particuemphasis on the kind of person Jesus was, both His teaching and His mission, Monday. 10 to 11:30 a.m. Young people and adults, look over the posters in the Foyer about camping this summer. With the exceptional and very unusually hard working W.S.C.S. in our church, you may partake in camping this yegr for half, price. But you mist give this matter thought and discussion with your fam-miller spent Sunday with their ------ j -- Personals Roger Kunz, Miss Kathleen M a j e r c i k , - I r v i n g B o p a r t a n d Rosemary Tisha attended the boat show in Chicago Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reinwall and sons, Mrs. Anna Reinwall and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder of McHenry were Sunday dinner guests in the Louis Hawley home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnef of Bartlette, "111., were callers in the Dr. Hepburn home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Rose Cavanaugh and Miss Kathleen Majercik spent Wednesday night in the Ear) Kunz home. Nancy, Mary and David Ainger of Hebron spent Saturday with their grandmother. Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mr. and. Mrs^Juuke of Des Plaines were c&lfcVs in the Dr. Hepburn home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low with their uncle and aunt from Corydon, Iowa, are spending a couple of weeks in the Dr Thomafr^^^i^n El .'. Paso, Will Claxton and John Drey- Page NIPP ily.as to its possibility and the date and place you wish to go. The application blanks are being held by Rev. McChesney until you decide to go. When you do decide, call him so that you can get your reservation now to be certain of your roommate and place ® Floral Calender The flowers on the^Jtar in honor of our Lord for the past two weeks were given in the name of Mrs. Alice Walkington. Those on the Altar this Sunday were given in the name of Albert Edward Smelson. Mrs. Elsie Ottoson's father. Senior M. Y. F. ^he Senior high M.Y.F. wil' b<*tra veiling to Chicago for an inter-church meeting with the youth of the church of the Redeemer on Feb. 28. They are holding their first 'teen dance with other surrounding youth groups on Saturday, Feb. 27. Confirmation Classes Rev. McChesney will condttt confirmation classes for all young people interested in church membership, beginning Saturday, Feb. 27 at 8:30 a.m and continuing through May 21. These young people will be accepted into membership of the church on May 29. Adult Membership Classes The Spring Session of the pastor's classes on church h^nbership "for adults will be held for four weeks beginning on March 20. during the church school hour at 10:45 a.m, each Lord's Day. sister, Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low and' son, Bobby, of McHenry and Mrs. Walter Wilcox of Woodstock spent Sunday afternoon in the Beatty-Low home. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ehlert ind family of Kenosha and Mrs. Fred Bowman spent Sunday afternoon in the John Ehlert home. Mr. and Mrs. John Skidmore and son, Edward, were Sunday dinner guests at Bohners' Lake and also called in the Dwayne Ehlert home at. Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bruce nnd daughter, Cindy, spent Sunday with her parents Mr rind Mrs. Axel Orison, at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lovelette and children of Park Ridge spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Cruickshank. Another daughter, Mrs. Francis Costello and children, of Hartland were callers in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cristy and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fossum spent Sunday evening in the Jerry Cristy home at Crystal Lake and attended the christening of the Jerry Cristy's baby daughter. Le Ann Marie. Miss Jackie Skidmore spent the weekend in the George Miller home in Chicago. Miss Kathleen Majercik of Wonder Lake was a Sunday dinner guest in the Earl Kunz home. When in doubt, do the ^friendliest t^ing. < new for weight-watchers I non-caloric sweetener in the graceful new "Table Bottle" Sucaryl's always made calorie-cutting easier. Now, with this new Raymond Loewy designed table bottle, weight-watching's more pleasant than ever. In Solution or Tablet forms. BOLGER'S drug store 103 S. Green St. • TTse The Free Green Street Pa/fcbig EV 5-4500 Area McCullom Lake EARLY SETTLER SUCCUMBS AFTER uONG ILLNESS Eve Levesque Residents in the community were saddened by the untimely passing of Mrs. Sydney (Ethel) Smith, 70, who died in McHenry hospital, Thursday morning, Feb. 11. Mrs. Smith had been hospitalized only since 'Tuesday. Services for the deceased were held Monday afternoon from the George Justen funeral home. Details appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. During the years from 1932 until 1950 that the couple resided in McCullojn Lake, they made many life-long friends. Every inch the lady--Ethel's trademark was the dainty little hats and gloves that she always wore: whenever she appeared in public. An outstanding feature of this couple, was their devotion to each other. Until Ethel's illness Which confined her, one n e v e r a p p e a r e d w i t h o u t t h e When they celebrated their golden wedding sary on Sept. 9, 1958 -- they were truly marking fifty years of love and togetherness". Deepest sympathy to Sydney on the loss of his beloved wife and to Mrs. Phyllis Nimtz who was so very close to her mother. Fame, Fortune, or Failure? Whether it be gold in the Klondike or a fortune to be found in fishing -- you can bet those intrepid sportsmen--Dick Osterby and Lee Larson, Jr.. will hit "pay dirt". The two young men departed our shores by jeep -- while our big snows t o r m w a s b a r e l y a b a t i n g . Thursday night. Their destination-- Alaska! When the> kit. they were not sure just how far they would get or whether they would have to return home. According to a telephone call to Mrsr Osterby from Madison. Wis., the fellows said the road situation improved just beyond; Woodstock. ' Dick and Lee planned to. journey north and west through Minnesota. After that --. their itinerary was rather vague. It will be interesting to follow this story to what we hope will be a very successful conclusion. Anecdotes of their adventures will be printed as the. details become available. Pertinent Facts From The Village Board A fine group of interested citizens turned out foi* the last meeting of the president and trustees .on Monday night, Feb. 8. At this time, treasurer Ear! Nelson read the quarterly financial statement. Road commissioner Don Parent i read the proposal for street work, submitted by W. A. Rakow and this will be let out for bids. The work is scheduled for midrApril. According to the police report read by commissioner Art Stuhlfeier, our officers attended a one night course in "res cue breathing" in Crystal Lake recently. The next meeting will be neld on Monday, Feb. 22, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited. Women's Club To Meet The Ladies of the Lake will hold their meeting next Thursday, Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. at the h o m e o f M r s . M a r i e H o w e . 'Nuther reminder next week. broken bones. She slipped and fell in her home on Friday morning and was rushed to McHenry hospital by ambulance. X-rays revealed a broken right hip, which was set in surgery on Saturday morning. It'was just, a year ago in January that Mama Olsen sustained broken ribs in a fall. "Sour prayers and wishes for a speedy recovery will be much appreciated. Mrs. McNamara journeyed to the city' on Sunday to meet the young .lady and to extend her best wishes. Be Sure To Register! The deadline of -March 14 is rapidly approaching when il will be too late to become a qualified voter for the primary election to be held in April. Be sure and check your status with Mrs. Emma Pyritz, village clerk -- 716 Fountain Lane. Do it now -- while the idea is fresh in your mind. Blue Booties Two years ago it was tiny pink ones at the home of Alice and Bud Cable, and now there is a baby brother for Susan. Stephen Mark made his appearance on Monday, Feb. 8, at 8:34 a.m. at Memorial Hosp i t a l f o r M c H e n r y C o u n t y , Woodstock. Nice and chunkyhe tipped the scales at 8 lbs. 11% oz. Mother and son came home on Thursday to be greeted by the adult members of the family -- daddy Bud, big brothers, Bob and Billy, and big sisters -- Poppy and wee Susan. When Bud received word of the birth of his third son -- he was so proud, he just about "popped his buttons"! Best wishes to all. Proud Grandma Mrs. Harriet McNamara takes pleasure in announcing the birth of her tenth grandchild -- a girl, born Tuesday afternoon at Resurrection hos pital, Chicago. She weighed 7 lbs. 4 oz. The equally proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNamara and thdfe is their first youngster. Suffers Broken Hip In Fail That lady of misfortune, Mrs. Ingeborg Olsen has another injury to add to her long list of FIESTA March 1st McHenry Laundry and DRY CLEANERS OFFERS YOU THE ... Cleanesjjw Brightest WASH IN TOWN! Here's your chance to take a holiday 011 washday. Let pur experienced personnel brighten up your laundry^ the way you would never have time, and patience to do yourself. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY BUDGET BUNDLE * „ LAUNDRY SERVICE 11 lbs. - *2.37 - 16* per shirt when included in bundle Save A Day -- This Economy Way! Here's what you get ... All flatwork beautifully ironed. Bath Towels, Washable Rugs, Sox, Knitwear dried, folded! All washables guaranteed against fading, shrinking and loss. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Public Party at McDonald's The Cullom-Kholl association will hold its public pdrty at McDonald's on Saturday, Feb. 20 beginning at 8 p.m. Originally scheduled for Berenice and W h i t e y . ' s -- t h e p l a c e w a s changed because of a conflicting bowling party being given by the Men's Club. Proceeds from the "fun fest" will go towards the building fund to provide a larger or better meeting place. Refreshments will be served. "Welcome Mat Extended" Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carroll of Maple Hill Drive opened their home to son, Bill and his wife over the weekend. The pleasure was doubled when the "glad tidings" were delivered by the newlyweds! Bobby was especially happy to have kitchen help because she has been incapacitated by an infection caused by a cat bite! Her own cat! the "father of our country" on Monday, Feb. 22. Prissy missy Cynthia Lynn, Cunningham will be three on Tuesday, Feb. 23. Congrats to all. Let's hope' that last storm s u c c e e d e d i n " b r e a k i n g t h e back" of winter and can spring be far behind? See you next week. . . VISITORS VIEW NEW SALEM Visitors to the Land of Lincoln still find the village of New Salem, where Abraham Lincoln grew to manhood, the most interesting of the Lin coin shrines. A report on travel characteristics by Carl Hodges, supervisor of the Illinois De partmental Information Service, showed that New Salem State Park was Visited by 1,100,350 persons during 1959, an increase* of "41,711 over 1958. REVENUE FROM STATE SECRETAPY'S OFFICE RUNS HIGH Revenue collected for the state by the office of Secretai.. of State Charles F. Carpehtier reached an all-time high in 1959, surpassing by almost $4 million the amount collected in 1958. \ Total collection amounted to $105,633,499.10, an increase of $3,702,771.42 over 1958. Motor vehicle license fees more than accounted for the overall increase, the $93,019, 435.85 received being $5,326,- 389.90 greater than the amount collected the preceding year. Secretary Carpentier's office attributed the rise primarily to an increasingly effective enforcement program, particularly in the field of truck licensing. To stay, youthful, stay useful. VILLA NURSING HOME | ON PISTAKEE BAY NEAR MeHENKY " " ' • ; - " . V'"' • ' ' - I Home for the Aged SENILE BED PATIENTS . Celebration List Anniversary greetings--their forty-second--to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pyritz tomorrow, Feb. 19. "Senior citizen" Butch Kenneriberg is proud of his 74 years on Saturday, Feb. 20. 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