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A ursday. June 9, I960 McCullom Lake DANCING UNDER STARS STARTS AT BEACH, SATURDAY Eve Levesque 0s the '59-'60 school year fades into memories, the yoiing people of the community are looking forward to a little fun and frivolity, and will start with a dance at the beach on Saturday. 'Teen-agers from all surrounding communities are cordially invited. Small tykes up to age 13--are encouraged to start at 7 p.m. and cl^r the floor by 8:30 p.m. to way for thei'r grown-up counterparts who will waltz and rock -n' roll for are wo back to jitterbugging) until 11 p.m. These dances, well chaperoned, have proved to- bo very successful in the past and this year promises more of the same. The new officers of the 'teen organization with Miss Cjj|thia Tomasello as presidem, are anxious to make n J)i2" thing of their club, and, to provide enjoymenl for the people in their age bucket. 1 he : young people are hoping for co-operation from parents in the chaperone department. When your turn comes, please accept the "invite"! Hero s to the biggest year ever, kids! S^fnmer Festival Scheduled for July 23 Bill Walter, who did such a marvelous job on last year's summer frolic, will again take on the role of chairman for our annual festival which will be held on Saturday, July 23. As the plans begin to take shape, we will attempt to keep you informed of the progress made. little misses in the 4-9 age bracket can count on making an appearance in bathing suits because "Miss McCullom Lake of 1960" will be chosen. This event has proved to be the highlight of the affairs. Second to none in drawing a crowd is the ever popular bug- i gy "parade which will bo under j the guiding hand of Mi s. Thor- i es.*iiSchultz. These and many otlC*- features will be planned, to make July 23 a "rod letter i day"! ! was given by Lt. Mervin Schoenholtz, who is the assistant superintendent of the MCHenry schools. It provided a lot of "food for thought". Lt. Cel. John Fox (retired) placed the wreath on the Memorial as a special tribute to our three service men -- including his brother, who made the supreme sacrifice. President of tlie village, J. R. Levesque. and Art Stuhlfeier shared honors in the role of m.c. Miss Lynne Schultz led the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Sincere thanks from a grateful community to Commander of the Legion post. Harry Mueller, for his brief address, to all the members of the Legion post including the color guard, women's auxiliary, rifle squad, to thp Rev., Burton Schroeder and Father Rennell. and of course, the Viscount Drum arid Bugle Corps. The corps' 10 minute concert completely captivated, the audience. Mrs. Theresa Schultz doserves a great deal, of credit for her role of chairman of the annual affair. Memorial Day Service A Blue Ribbon Event Sunny skies, a sparkling lake, and well tended grounds provided a suitable setting for our annual Memorial Day services. It was an inspiring affair and very well attended, inmost provocative address Bake and Rummage Sale Sets Xew Record Delectable goodies and plenty of fine merchandise proved to be a drawing card for annual bake and rummage sale given by the Ladies of the Lake on Saturday, May 28. Portable radios, a TV set, electric ovens, bathroom scales, outdoor furniture and plenty of good clothing changed hands and found good homes! The total amount realized broke all previous records and swelled the ever growing Cullom-Knoll building fund. Verbal orchids to Elsie Nelson. Wilma Zodv and all the gals who helped thorn and carried the sale to a most successful conclusion. Deepest Sympathy To Mrs. May Kennenberg, Mrs. Genevieve McDonald, and Mrs. Theresa Cunningham during their bereavement. Their sister, the youngest of seven children. Mrs. Gertrude Bonema. passed away on Thursday. Juno 2, in Holy Cross hospital Ser\ ices were held on Saturday morning in Sacred Heart church with interment in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Bonema is also survived by her husband, Peter; six children and twelve grandchildren. The deceased had boon a visitor at the home of Mrs. McDonald as recent as May 21. Little League Launched A double header will "kick off" the brand new season of WE RENT A Complete Line of Banquet and Wedding Needs ' Gall EV 5-2916 Vnit&dRerib-i The Nation 's Neighbor m? • IIT RENT MOST ANYTHiNC" JOE WILKINSON', Manager 542 \\\ Main St. -- Next to Northwestern Station - Open Daily 8 to 6 -- Wednesday and Sunday 8 to 12 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Thirteen the Little League this Sunday. June 12, at the beadh with our Eraves taking on the LaWland Park ,Cubs, at 1:30 p.m. The second game will be a contest between the J. P. Indians and our own Sox nine. Should be worth watching because these kids are out to win! Public invited to root for the home team. Grade School Gratis Tonight, Thursday, June 9, marks the end of one milestone in the lives of several young people and the beginning of a new one as they look forward to high school in the fall. Grad-.. uation at the Junior high school will see diplomas awarded to Jim Cable. Jean Hocin. Chrys Levesque (our eldest!*, .Pack Morris. Don Osterby, Larry Smith and Roy Watson from the village while-Elaine Godina holds up the honors for Lakewood Subdivision and Eileen Homo will represent West Shore Beach. St. Man's school will hold commencement . exercises, on Sunday and Ted Olsen and Jim Morris will be receiving their covoted certificates. We cannot help but get nostalgic when we think of the trials, tribulations and plenty of highlights these eleven young folks have before them as they begin the great journey toward maturity. Here's hoping they make the most of the next four years and who knows to what heights they may attain? I rjden and fearsome illness. The little fellow weighed in t 8 lbs., 2 ozs. Aunt Patty i Tamburino, who was a holiday ! guest at the home of the ; Schultzes, will be godmother j when christening time rolls around. Seriously III So sorry to report the serious illness which has overtaken 1 Mrs. Floyd Fry of Lake Shore Drive. A bout of pneumonia j laid her up for part of the win- ! ter and all of spring. A turn for the worse sent her to Little Company of Mary hospital in Chicago where she has been a patient for almost two weeks. Your prayers and well wishes are most earnestly solicited. I'nder the Knife Mrs. Lorraine Fricke Blum underwent surgery last Thursday at Resurrection hospital ajid.. has been released and is convalescing at home. Plenty of T^C from her ever lovin' Carl should have her back to noimal "quick as'a wink". Village Board W'ilJ- convene on Monday, 1 June 13. at 8 p.m. in the beach- ! house. Public is invited. Building Fund Sours Two successful parties were held at Berenice and Whitey's in the last two weeks and with the bake sale money, the building fund now is over eleven hundred dollars! McDonald's will be the scene of the next affair on Saturday, June 18. A Joyful Event Theresa and Will Schultz are glowing over the happy news 1 received from Hammond, Ind., ! when Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roinenen became the proud parents of ii strapping son, Thomas i Andrew, recently. The new momma is Will's sister's eldest ; daughter. The blessed event marks 1 he end'of the mourning period for the 3 week olci j daughter the couple lost a ! year and a half ago to a sud- ED'S RENTAL Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4122 Put the finest label ...on your table! You'll find good food tastes even better when you make it Miller with your meal... that's Miller High Life... Milwaukee-brewed to be good with food. 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SEIBEL MOTOR SALES \'6ome one. „come all. as the building fund grows tall!!" ' Ladies of the Lake Will meet tonight, Thursday, June 9. at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Refreshments will be served and all the women of the community are cordially invited u» attend. We Bio Farewell To Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and their family who will be lem ing pur shores about the middle of the month. They will take up residence in the scenic state of Idaho. Son. Johpny Smith, said "so-lons" to his chums with a ha\ r;uk party Saturday night and .about twenty-thrtfe took part in the fun. Impressive Service ' w e e k for daughter, Chrys Levesque. as she took her confirmation vows at Nativity Lutheran cl^urch. Wonder Lake, last Sunday and is looking forward, to graduation tonight. the job. helping to swell the coffers of the building fund along with the Polcdnas. f Kained Out Was the swimming party that "Rab" Weber had planned for his chum's birthday. The entire crew sought refuge fn tho basement at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim- Patzke of I Fountain Lane. The younger I set included engaged couple, i Plane Tabor and A1 Horn. and i Rab's favorite heart throb, I Ruth Tabor. Incidentally. Rab sends cute messages to his gal ! pal via the personal column of the Plaindealer like "Wab I Woves Wuthie"! One of the young fellows braved the torirnt and cooked hot dogs on the out-door grill. Such forti- j itude! ' NER" was Elma Nelson as one flew directly across her vision and caught part of her eye. Could have been very serious instead of just uncomfortable. . . . COTILLION CUTIES were Elaine Godina. Jeannie Hocin and Chrys Levesque as they attended their first "grown up" dance last week at Junior high. . . . Y E L L O W B I K I N I TRUNKS look might sparky on senior citizen Art Stuhlfeier as he goes about putting up screens and taking down storm* windows. . . . CHOICE FISHING SPOTS were ferreted out by Tessie and Will Schultz during his week's vacation which just ended. They really prowled the countryside. ness on Saturday. June 4. . . Chuck Thacker will be seranaded by his family tomorrow, ; June 10. and the song will he j "happy birthday", what else? ... It will be 22 years in dou- ! ble harness for Myra .and Earl I Murray on June 11. . . Something special is being planned j for birthday boy, Fred Mat- I thesius. on June 13. . . Kurt j Walter who will be one on ! June 13 may be a "big brothjer'" by that time. The "blessed i event" is expected momentani ly. Wow! That ought to keep you busy for awhile. See you next week. BUILDING Disa Data vSTUN NED BY A SPINBelated Greetings To Myrt and Jerry Burg who marked 15 \ ears in double bar- BLOCKS "Fun in the Sun" Mr. and Mrs. Ed -Hammer-• stein recentlv returned from a delightful tyvo weeks" in Florida when they visited with daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McGraw of Fori Walton Beach. 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