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ff&irsd ay. July 14. I960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB Page Fifleei) McHenry Shores CARD PARTY AND DANCE ENJOYED BY MSC MEMBERS By Clare Mueller, EV. 5-0553 istead of the usual meeting wflrch are adjourned during ' * the summer season, about fifty members of the McHenry Shores club enjoyed a card party and dance on the regular meeting night at the V.F.W. hall, last Thursday. Louise Winters reported that the annual picnic was a success in every way and that the club was $20.47 richer because of tty^very good turnout. SSAC Notes The Shores Social and Athletic club will hold its regular meeting at Ed Olbinski's home. 106 Meadow I.ane, . Saturday everting, July 16. Members and friends finally got together to have a doubleheader Softball game on the Foarth The Ins took the first jgame 22 to 14 whilp the Outs copped the twilight game 16 to 13. r ijtop tworball golf game is postponed because of lack of enthusiasm. Only three couples have signified their intention of playing. Corners Cleared One of Mr. Miller's assistant^ Jack Risting, picked up a Plaindealer in town early last Thursday morning and noling the column caption, had the corners cleared up before we all received our copies in the mail. Thanks a lot boys, it'll ease both parents and drivers minds. Wish wo could say (he same for the fast moving cars. ~ Sick List Mrs. Denigan is convalescing at home after her operation. It won't be long before she'll be back on her feet just as chipper as ever. It takes a while. Marge, don't overdo it. . . The C.uyr. are happy to report that son, Frank, is on the road to recovery but it's still a long hard pull for complete recovery. 9 Birthdays Related greetings <o Charley Wagner jvho celebrated his on Jujy . Steven Schvveikert's is next Saturday. . . . Monday, Rob Tanner will chalk up another one. . . . And little Therese Rrunke will have a party next Thursday. Here nnd There Includes 4§T Fourth of July """" Mrs. Simonsen's sister, .with her husband and youngster, the MacDowells, were out for the Fourth as was Carl's nephew, Rud Ortmann with his wife, Elaine, and son, Dean. Carl took Rud over to the McHenry post of the V.F.W. for a visit as Bud is commander of the Skokio post, he staled that the Mdtfenry post was the second ni^ist post he had visited. . . Mrs. Lillian Sviontek and daughter, Bonnie, were over at the Ron Versteges. . . . Visiting with the Cicchinis for the day were Ed Rresky and Dan Lynn. . . Chuck and Jane Ramage with their three children spent the weekend with Grandma and Grandpa Ramage. . . . yjsiting with the Zeimets, from Schiller Park, were Mr. and Mrs. M. Bacza and their four youngsters. . . . Mid-week visitors at the Hinzes were Mr. and Mrs. W. Freeman of Chicago and Sunday found Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ursprung and the E. Hess family of Chicago with the Hinzes. . . . Jack Schmitt's aunt, Mrs. Alice Callen, with cousins, Elvire and Al, Tom and Nancy were over from Wauwatosa, Wis., as were Elsie's folks. Mr. and Mrs. John Deutsch. . . . The Hogans' son and family visited over the weekend. . . . Weekend guests at the Ray j Kleins were Mr. Banks and his I children, Mr. and Mrs. Briden and family and Mr. and Mrs. Cwik. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burchfield with daughter spent a few days at their not quite completed home on Kinley boulevard. . . . One way to get your house painted fast, do as the Brods did, invite a bunch of guests to a painting party. . . . Other mid-week guests over at the Olszewskis included Marge's sister and family, Mr. ahd Mrs. F. Hockspiel and daughter, Margie, also Mr. ;:nd Mrs. E. Peterson with their sons. All had a nice picnic at the beach. ... Eleanor Grartso's brother and family, Don, Lorraine, Karen and Barbara Burianek with Mrs. Joan Bionbi were out to bid a fond farewell to the GransQs^as Don is moving the i family out to California. .... . . I Cecelia Murawski, Betty Dobi bertin's mother, celebrated her | birthday and the Fourth at Betty's. . . . The Wilsons entertained the Lexows of Elmwood Park, the Charles Woods family of Portins subdivision, the Lowings, Joan Wilson, Dave Weigel and Don Schnell of Chicago over the weekend. . . . Visitors at the Gale's were their son and family, Ray, Edith, Ray Jr., Bonnie and Patty, daughter Dolores took her two children, Greg and John, for a train ride out to visit with grandma and grandpa for several days. . . Bob, Noelann and Alan Schweikert were out over the holidays at Clare and Agnes Schvveikert's home. . . . Louise Winters entertained the ladies of the Mary Circle of the Methodist church down at the beach, there were twelve women and thirty children. Shirley Vilim's birthday turned into a swim party at the Cedar Lake Beach. Among the young ladies to help her c e l e b r a t e w e r e : S h e r r y Schramm, Lynn Munroe, and sister, Barbara. . . Servicing the break-a-plate booth at the recent Downey Veteran's hospital annual carnival were Mrs. Korczyk, Mrs. Snively and Mrs. John Smith. . . . The Tanners spent a day at Bob's folks up in Wisconsin also up there were Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson and their daughters, Laverne nnd Iris. Glen stayed up there for"a"\veek's vacation. . . The Cicchinis visited Mr. and Mrs. Sexton in Glen Ellyn and left Nettie there for a vacation. . . Mr. and Mrs. E. Hogan attended a barbecue party in Chicago over the Fourth. . . . The Muellers spent a day in Elmwood Park visiting tfith Tom and Betty O'Connell, old neighbors. More Vacationers Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hein have taken dad, Stuart Rode, up to Grand Marie, Minn., on a fishing trip. Mrs. Rode stayed home to baby sit with the two grandchildren, Madelene and Stuart. . . . Janet and Dirinda Verstege were out for several days with Grandma and Grandpa Verstege. . . . The Starks went over to New Jersey to visit with Dorie's sister. Kathy. . . . Daisy and John Smith with Bonaparte are up fishing at Cedar Island near Mercer, Wis. . . . Lucky people -- the Pinkonslys. enjoying their vaca tion at the same time and taking care of that new granddaughter as mother had to return to the hospital. And In Closing If anyone found a ring in the vicinity of the beach with a turquoise setting, Sandy Wetzel would be real happy with its return as it is her birthstone ring. ... Several of the little tots have been reported as having their hands burned by carelessly discarded charcoal embers from barbecues. Let's be more careful about things like this, be sure that the coals are always put out. . . . Beach assignments for July 17 are Tom Hawkins. Charles Lindwall, Jack Verstege and Fred Stark. . . . Remember' some of the words of that song that was sung by the minstrels at the picnic to the tune of My Old Kentucky Home -- "The weeds top's ripe and the dandoliens in bloom -- well the tops are ripe and I notice that they are bailing hay in the new section of the subdivision. Wonder if plans are to bail the stuff on the vacant lo ts throughout the rest of the ; area. . . Speaking of hay re- : m'nds me thpt cows eat hay j and Mr. Bolger's cows must of gone haying down at the south end of the subdivision as they were all over the place the other night. Beverly Verstege reported the breakout to Mr. Bolger about midnight. . . Don't forget to pass on the news to the girls. Beat them to the punch and call them for a change. Lilym oor INFORM SUMMER RESIDENTS OF GARBAGE PICKUP Shirley Schuerr EV 5-2645 HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Robert A. Hanford, medical technician, recently attended the national convention of the American Medical Technologists in Miami Beach, Fla.. as one of the delegates from Illinois. He is with the McHenry Medical Group. There are a lot of summer residents coming out now. We would like to inform them that the garbage is picked up every Wednesday. Please place your garbage cans out Tuesday evening. If they are not out the men will not pick up your garbage. It is to be in standard 20 gallon garbage cans, not in 50 gallon drums. These 50 gallon drums when filled are too much for one man to handle.- The men will not empty the large drums. So please use the standard size garbage cans, 20 gallons. Association Meeting . The next Lilymoor Association meeting will be held Tuesday, August 9. Bundles from Heaven Mrs. Helen Goldbeck presented her husband -Richard with a little girl Sunday, July 3- Mrs. Marge Hiller presented her husband, Paul, with a little boy, June 15. Congratulations to you Helen, Richard, Marge and Paul. Also congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers, they are the proud grandparents of the two little wee-ones. Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Rathke and to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gasior. Mrs. Gasior presented her husband Tom, with a little girl Father's day. June 19. And in turn presented Mr. and Mrs. Rathke with a great-granddaughter, Aldona Cepulis of the local roller rink is attending the national roller skating championship contest in New York for one week, where she is watching local young folks participate. A report of their showing in the contest will be made following the competition. ,v\\ V Join the KODAK K CAMERA PARADE! High-Stepping Values for Photo Fans! v< BROWNIE OUTFIT Kodak reflex camera in a lop-value flash outfit low, low price -- but this complete outfit features Kodak's great new Brownie Starflex Camera that takes Ektachrome color slides as well as color and black-and-white snapshots. also includes flasholder, bulbs, batteries, Verichrome Ron Film, and full instructions. nr. *16" BOLGER'S 103 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-4500 Alan Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Freund, has been transferred to Cincinnati, Ohio, as sales representative for the Imperial Brass Co., of Chicago. ATTENDS MUSIC CLINIC Sara Wood, of McHenry, is among the 701 high school students from throughout the midwest now participating in the three-week summer music clinic for high school students being conducted at the University of Wisconsin June 27 to July 16. Birthdays Greetings go to Miss Kathy Polinski, en her eighteenth birthday, Friday, July 1. Congratulations also go to Mrs Gladys Mahan, her big day was Friday. July 1. Jim Molitor celebrated his birthday Sunday, July 10.. David Fantus will celebrate his twentieth birthday Tuesday, July 19. To each one of you, a very hflqapy birthday. Birthday Party Master David Tobey celebrated his thirteenth birthday by ha\ ing a party Tuesday, July 5. Those helping him celebrate were the Fantus children, the Ehredt children, the Zahn children and the Huecksteadt children. David's father, Roy, acted as cook for the party. A good time was had by all. Happy birthday to you David. Boy Scouts Troop 161 left Sunday, July 10. for a week at Camp Low- STOP "Valiant Value Days" Don't waft...don't nm...drk>e to your Valiant dealer for the biggest savings yet in the short but exciting history of the "King of the Compacts.** Trades are up, prices are down. And remember, only Valiant includes all this at no extra cost: • 101 h.p. inclined engine • alternator electrical system • Rust-proofed, rattle-proofed unitized construction • Torsion-Aire ride • Dualheadlamps • Electric wipers • Automatic choke • Safety Rim wheels. Want to drive a bargain f Big savings ahead for 70a when you see the man who sells r Valiant A. S. Blake Motors, Inc. S01 K. Pearl St. McHenry. Ill den. The boys will return Saturday. July 16. A full program has been planned for the boys. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Young and Bill Koehler left Saturday, July 9, for their vacation up at Couderay, Wis. Brother Passed Away Friends and neighbors of Walter Schuerr were sorry to hear that his brother, George, from Melrose Park passed away Monday, July 4. We all extend our deepest sympathy to the Schuerr families. Bert of St. Paul, Minn. Also there were Airman third class James Bert and friend of San Antonio, Texas. James will be leaving Sunday, July 17, for Westover, Mass., where he will be stationed for sometime. Home From Hospital Mrs. Audrey Pinkonsly returned home Wednesday, July 6, from the Woodstock hospital. Audrey will be stajing with her mother, Mrs. Bertha .Burger, cf Lakemoor, until 'she gets her strength back. Bible Srhool The Lilymoor Sunday school held its annual vacation bible school at the white schoolhouse from Tuesday, July 5, to Friday, July 8. Miss Florence Naslund was there to help the children out. Many of the children of Lilymoor and Lakemoor attended the classes. Summer Residents The welcome mat is out once again for some of our summer residents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dal ton and family are with us again. Grandpa Truty is out for the summer. Glad to see you. Grandpa Truty and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton and family. Guests Mr and Mrs. Rathke had a house full Sunday, July 3. Guests were Miss Aleca Syrtowt, Mr. and Mrs. William Gasior and daughter, Shirley, all of Elmwood Park; Ben Weiss, Robert and Mike Goldberg, Ben Trace. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Capellani and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Capellani and family, and Miss Susan Brennet, all of Chicago. Surprise guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ritterbusch, daughter, Karen, sons, Jimmy and Chuck, from Richfield, Wis., Virg and Walt EICS RENTAL RENTS 6' I Electric Hammers Wheel Chairs EVer^rden 5-4123 Mr. and Mrs. Haines guests for the holiday weekend were Mrs. Haines sister and brotherin- law, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cooper, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lo- Presti had guests over the Fourth. Their guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lawrence and family of Arlington Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pecoraro and children of Crystal Lake. Monday the LoPrestis' guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flynn and family of Lilymoor. Robert Newton of Napa. Calif., arrived July 6 to visit for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Crawley. Herman Crawley's father, Walter Crawley.' has been visiting with Herman and Edna for the past three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lo- Presti and son. Bryan, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting their son, Robert, and daughter- in-law, Marylyn, and family. Miss Mary Ulrich of Franklin Park spent, a week with the Parbst family. Mr. and Mrs. Behrendt entertained six guests from Chicago at their home Saturday, July 2, by having a cook-out. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Monday, July 4, were Elvina's sister and brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Huff. FAIR MM PHARMACY • At this professional pharmacy, each prescription is accurately priced, according to a carefully figured record of costs. Ample stocks assure prompt, PreC,*e compounding. Try us next timel BOLGER'S 103 S. Green St. Phone EVergreaa 5-4500 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schuerr's guests Monday, July 4, were Mr. and Mrs. John Parbst and family, also Mr. and Mrs. George Daly and family. Mr. and Mrs. Young's guests for the holiday weekend were their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Furguson and family, of Chicago. Chuck Molitor, Sr. and son. Chuck, Jr., of California are visiting with Chuck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Molitor. and Mrs. Draper of McHenry., and Grandma Heise of McCuK" lom Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Molitor had 4: family reunion and birthday. celebration July 10, at thei!?> home. It was their son's, Jim's, birthday. A good time was had by all. Fsimily Reunions and Picnics Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schueler and family attended a family picnic, July 3. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eckert of Elk Grove. ' Mr. and Mrs. Polinski* and daughter enjoyed a family barbecue July 4 at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Polinski, of McCullom••Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Svoboda enjoyed a family re.un.ion and picnic July 4, at the home of their son. and daughter-in-law.. Bob and Catherine Svoboda, <?f McHenry. Also there were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Svoboda and family of Kenosha, Wis.. Mr. and Mrs. Don Phalin and family of Crystal Lake. Mr. And More News Congratulations go to David Fantus for making the A hon or roll again in college. Roy Tobey is enjoying his vacation from work. The Truty and Casper families were out for the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Parbst attended the Trade Fair in Chicago Saturday, July 2. Mr. and Mrs; John Parbst and family attended a picnie June 28, at the home of Mrs. Gus Fredin of Barrington. i -Any News If you have any hews please call. EV. 5-2645. A billion one-dollar bills, placed end to end, would reach four times around the world. Some men can tell, by looking at a gal. what kind of a past she's going to have. Buy Lumber For Cash and SAVE 25% ^ Buy from SPRING GROVE LUMBER CO. On Route 12, North of Fox Lakf Where You Get A Square Deal Everything For The Builder! GET OUR MONTHLY PRICE LIST Part* On Ymr L«tt*rtwad SMING GROVt LUMBER CO. Spriil Grow*. 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