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Page Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. July 14 I960 Eingwood . WOODWARD FAMILY WELCOMED BACK Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aissen weie on vacation the past week. Mis. Agnes Jencks .spent ' Wednesday < and Thui*sday with! FROM OVERSEAS j her 'daughter arid family at , Ruby Shepsurd L>ake Beulah, Wis. | j Mrs! John Smith and child- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hawley iron of Mattison, 111., are spend-! entertained a group of rela- i ing the week with her parents, lives at their home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Andreas. I in honor of their daughter and M' - anc* Mrs. Bachncr of family M Sgt and Mrs. John Waukegan were viators in the Woodward and sons. John. Dr. Hepburn home Saturday. ' Louis and Timothv who are! Mr. and Ml's- Bon Walking; making their home at Madi-,ton have returned home from, son Wis., where he is sta-1 « visit with th<?ir daughter and j tioned since their return from j the Ansel Ueweys at | Lakeland Park ROAD CONDITIONS MAIN TOPIC AT ASS'N. MEETING Carole Humann EV. 5-1605 Viokey Bottari EV. 5-2262 or girls including Mary Chadderdon and Pat Fisher of Orc h a r d H e i g h t s , L i n d a L o u Mauer of Crystal Lake and Diane Owens of Lakeland Park went to Chicago to see the Dick C'ark show at the Civic Opera house. They all agreed it was terrific. who are making their home on Knoll avenue. Swimming Rilly Krater received his certificate for advanced swlmj mirig courses from the Antioch pool, Antioch, on July 8. French Morocco. Those to at Penfield. 111., and the Roland tend were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest j M^anno^s , at Normal ReinWall and sons, Mark and Garry and Mrs. Anna Reinwall of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hawley, Mr. and Mi's. Louis Maholic and son, Jimmy Mrs. Ruby Shepard and Granddaughter, Mary Ainger, have returned home from a visit in the Howard Shepard home at Atlanta, Ga. of Fox River Grove. Mr. and' low'<* Lakes. Wis., were] lo wof Twin Lakes, Wis., were j visitors in the Dr. Hepburn i home Saturday afternoon. j i Will Claxton and John Drey-; Mrs. Reuben Reikie • and Mr. and Mrs: Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Carlson, Mf. and Mrs. Ronald: Carlson and daughter. Jackie,,™11" of MoHem'y spent Sua-, Mr. and Mrs. G.mnard.Carlson..£* w'«h s'?lcr' j Mrs. Clara Goddeson and Mrs ^ shepard. Maud Diffenbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waldoa of Kenosha were visitors in the Dr. Hepburn home Sunday. Miss Lona Brever entertain-. ed her brother from Lake Geh' eva over the weekend. , Mrs. Hattie Curtis is. again enjoyable evening was spenl. | .n • D|. Hfpbum Round-f'p Club The Round-up club met at the home of Duane and Doris Andreas Saturday evening. An Home Circle The Home circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Agnes Jencks. Thursday. 500 Club Mrs. Louis Hawley entertained her 500 club at her home Wednesday. A one o'clock dessert luncheon was served. High score went to Belva Sebastian and low to Flora Carr. Bunco Club The Bunco club was entertained in the home of Mrs Viola Low Thursday. A one o'clock dessert luncheon was served. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lester Carr. Mrs. Maggie Young and Mrs. Oscar Berg. home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Richmond spent Saturday] I evening in the home of Mrs. ; | Agnes Jencks. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uhl | a n d f a m i l y h a v e r e t u r n e d ; home from a fishing trip in j W'sconsin. i Rev. and Mrs. McChesney ' and daughter an? vacationing > ; at Eagle River, Wis. j Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frueh-1 ! ling of McHenry were, visitors j in the Dr. Hepburn h o m e j i Thursday. i Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walking- • ' ton spent Sunday afternoon in ; thfe Gus Gratton home near | Richmond. j Mr. and Mrs. James Wegen-1 er. Fred Wiedrich, and Mr. j i and Mrs. Louis Winn spent | Sunday afternoon in the Phelps j ' Saunders home at Sycamore. | Mr. and Mrs. Niuhaus of The regular meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association was held on Sunday afternoon at the community house. The main thing on the agenda was the topic of roads. The only thing holding up the start of the paving program is a small amount of work that Mr. Ladd is doing with the water main. Paving is scheduled tc begin in a matter of g few weeks. Creek Day This intriguing bit of news regards an all out effort to do ! something to the condition of 1 the creek. The committee headed by Ray Barle has designated Sunday, July 31. from 10 a.m. r.n through the day as nn official Creek Day.- Every able bodied man. Woman and child is implored to come armed with shovels, rakes and what have you to give our old creek the cleaning of its life. Come one and all and help get rid of this menace for good. -- -- T h n n k s | Thanks to the girls on the I committee for the pot-luck supper. Those doing a superb job were Doris Bock. Pat Gel- ; wicks, Mimi Ladd, Petey Oak- 1 ford, Shirley George, Barb Meurer, Joyce Braun and Etta Clark. A special" thanks to Hel- ! en Sfrandquist, Jo'Rizzo and Shirley Ozog for helping out ! "the freshies." Thanks to all the women who contributed nnd to those who came out to enjoy a hearty spread. With all this co-operation we did all right. PS Anyone who is still missing a dish can find it at Toots Gerstad's at 106 Oakwood Drive in Lakeland Shores until next week. After that time it will be at the commu- • nity house. Speeders Our speed limit of 20 MPH is not being observed by many of our drivers. The life you save may be. yours or one of yours. Children please do not defy a driver; when you see a car coming get off the road to prevent any accident happening. Little League Scoreboard Tuesday, July 5 -- Lakeland Park Tigers 5 - Cubs 21 at L a k e l a n d P a r k . M c C u l l o m Lake Braves 7 - McCullom Lake Sox 5 at. McCullom Lake. Thursday. July 7 -- Lakeland Park Cubs 10 - McCullom T'.nKe Sox 4 at Lakeland Park. McCullom L a k e Braves 9 - Lakeland Park Indians 1 at McCullom Lake. Schedule ' * Thursday, July 14 -- Lakeland Park Cub£ vs. Lakeland Park Indians. Lakeland Park Fie'd. McCullom Lake Braves vs. Lakelaaad Pnrk Tigers. McCullom Lake Field. Tuesday, July 19 -- Lakeland Park Indians vs. Lakeland Park Tigers at Lakeland Park. Game time is 6:30. The Lakeland Park field is located at Shore and Center. Please support the ball teams. Rooters keep up the spirit of the boys who are playing. Wedding Bells * Mrs. Laverne Okal and Mr. Frank Hromec were united in marriage on Saturday. July 9. at the Community Methodist church by Rev. George Martin. Mr. and Mrs. James Stenson were their attendants. They r.re planning on an extended honeymoon to Colorado in the near future. Our heartiest congratulations to the newlyweds > Committee Meets The welcome committee- of i he Lakeland Park Women's club met at the home of Mrs. .To. Rizzo on Thursday evening last week to discuss plans for the dinner to be served on Sept. 20 at the community i house. Those who came with I ideas in mind were Fran Cina, : Dolores Rogers, Ruth Roach, : Vickey Bottari and our chairman, Lvda Radisch. We also ' presented Fran Cina with a i gifi in honor of her tyirthday. turned into a pinochle marathon. Gladys Hafer was taken out for a luncheon by Lyda Radisch and Ann Herzog on, July 6. | Christening i The infant son of Mr. and ! Mrs. Harry Cygan, David Lee, was christened at St.. Patrick's Catholic church on Sunday, JuV 10. Godparents for the babv were Mrs.. Rosalie Glow- , inski and Maynard Eller. After !the christening dinner was served to the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tews, great uncle, M. Jezienry, paternal grandfather. B. Cygan, Mr. and Mrs. E. Zimny and (laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eller ! and daughter, Karen, Mr. and Mrs. L. G'owinski and daugh- ; ter, Ann Marie. Ha He Ho Those singers are at it again. Mrs. Art Wafer was surprised on her birthday Wednesday, July 6. by the Bill Herzogs and Tom Hountras'. They surprised her with refreshments and all and continued their pinorhle marathon. It Has been confessed that the boys are still in the lead. Spring Grove *?ANY VISIT IN WISCONSIN OVER HOLIDAY WEEKEND by Mrs. Charles Freund Visitors Visitors for the Weekend at the Gerstads were Toots' folks. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Birkenbine, of Sun Prairie, Wis. Outing Members of the Mary Circle of the Community Methodist church who attended a lunch beach party at McHenry Shores were Shirley George and children, Barbara Meurer and children and Toots Ger- Stad and children. Good Work ®' Our four deputy sheriffs are doing a wonderful job of patrolling our subdivision these months while our children are playing in the streets, and not concentrating on the automobiles. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Mielke of Chicago stayed with Hank and Irene Koehl for a week recently. They are Irene's aunt and uncle. T he Herzogs were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benda of Oak Park for a weekend which Meet Your Neighbor Gay old-timers are Ed and Mickey Gladman of 136 Rogers who moved here four years ago from Chicago. They have three daughters, Debbie, 7,. Joanne, 5, and Darlene, 4. Ed is a carpenter and enjoys fishing and hunting. They play cards frequently. Mickey belongs to the Women's club and is a member of' the LPPOA Newsletter staff. It is almost impossible to remember how tragic a place the world is when one is playing golf. -- Robert Lynd. Tarty Mrs. Pete Sebastian enter tained at a demonstration par- , Bu"rYim?t~on spent "sunda'y in ty at her home Friday after-1 tlw Pete Sebastian home. noon. Luncheon Boyd Dowell and David Harrison are spending a few days j at the formers' cottage near ] ^Mrs. Emily Beatty and Mrs. I Mj ua Wis Viola Low entertained Mrs. j Mrs WilKam C r i s t y i Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Art (Kenneth Crist Mrs Frank White of Bradenton. Fla. Mrs. Harrison Mrs Gniett Mrs B Charles Gates of Downers | T Butler Mrs William Cruick- Grove. Mre. Harold Duggan of • hanki Mrs Ben WalUin?ton Western Springs, Mrs. Charles |and Ahce p<?et attended Frey. Mrs. Gl^n Jackson and; the educational spminRr fm. Mrs Elmer Olsen of Richmond the Northern distriot w.S.C.S. at lunch Friday. Afternoon flt fhe Deg p,aines callers were Mrs Harry And- , dg Thl)rsdav Julv 7 epson and Mrs. Leo Karls of Mr and Mr§ Rov Harrison Richmond. • <,nd son. Loren, and daughter. Personals | Mps Royd had dinnpr I Sunday at Crystal Lake. Welcome To Reggie and John Knebel of 104 S. Meadow Lane and : their two children, John, 8, and ' Rose. 3. To LaVerne and Chuck Infantino and daughter, Linda, age 9, of 205 Boriner drive. To Jerry and Harry Nicolai plus five of 304 Bonner Drive. A Blast On Saturday, July 2, a group jglliMIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIimtliMMmi'MtfHHUtllJflllllllllWIIItlllllltlllHMtlllltllHIHIIIIIUIIHIWIII 5 VILLA NURSING HOME r 1 OX PISTAKEE BAY NEAR McHENRY Home for the Aged | RENTIJC . . BET) PATIENTS | Mrs. Anna Zee -- Owner | Phone EVergreen 5-0461 ^ntiinitiiitiiiiiiiitimtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiitiiiiiriiGbiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiimiiimni^ CEN0X FLYING INSECT BOMB CONTAINS PYRfNONE Npn toxic when tmd •» directed. Killi many flying in> Met*. One bomb will tak« care of about rooma. Keep YOUR hOnif free. from dimj| carrying iattcM, n|f ' naio&l ^ Git A ffesfe Bmk Todity. BOLGER'S 103 S. Green St. I Phone EV 5-4500 Mr. and Mrs. Russel Rasmussen and daughter, Michele, i and Art Lau are vacationing j in Colorado. I KIWAMS PLAY DAY j Six members of the McHenry Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bruce Kiwanis club are attending the and daughters, Judy, Yvonne \ annual Kiwanis Play Day at and Cindy are vacationing in • Cpj^Country club Thursday. California. i JuV 14, the purpose being to Mrs. Preston Wilson of Rich-: elect the lieutenant governor mond visited Mrs. A g n e s j 0f the 20th district of the Illi- Jencks Sunday afternoon. i nois-Iowa Kiwanis clubs. The Mr. and Mrs. William Hoff- • outine will include golf, lunch man and Sandra have returned j and dinner. home from a fishing trip to j St. Germain, Wis. NOW is the Time to trade that old REFRIGERATOR Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller; and Mrs. Katherine Hamilton 1 of Kenosha spent Sunday in • the Dr. Hepburn home. j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low, and family. Mrs. Viola Low; and Mrs. Emily Beatty spent Sunday in the Walter Wilcox; home near Woodstock where j they celebrated the birthday i of Robert Low. ' ACCEPTED BY COLLEGE i John Kerr, son of, Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr, 65 Channel j Beach, McHenry. and Richard | Ahrens, son of Mr. and Mrs. j Richard Ahrens, Rt. 5, McHenry, have been accepted for admission to Carthage college this fall. Both Kerr and Ahrens are entering Carthage college as freshmen. The August issue of CAR LIFE MAGAZINE says* * 12 cu. ft. Capacity * 70-lb. Freezer * Revolving Shelves * Magnetic Door * Auto. Defrost * Butter Keeper * Twin Crispers * Bottle Racks * Egg Shelves * 5-yr Guarantee * Left or Right Hand Door * Free Delivery and Service Previously Sold at $399.95 We'll $ Trade for 9 5 Why So Low? BECAUSE we supply several Home Ec. Dep'ts. with Refrigerators, Ranges, and Freezers each September and remove them in June... same 5-yr. guarantee applies. Carey Appliance, Inc. H. J, OVERTON MOTOR SALES. 403 Front St. 119 S. Green St. EV 5-5500 pr 5-5501 McHenry, III. Those who spent the Fourth of July weekend in northern Wisconsin were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, Bette Miller of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petska, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paddock of Janesville, Roger and Bruce Petska and Darrell Bathke. Thomas Petska of Fort Hood, Texas, was also home on a thirty day furlough. While there they visited their dad, Alfred Petska, who was hospitalized. Wayne and Sandra Bathke returned home to Cornell, Wis., after spending a month vacation at the Leo Smith home. * Peter's. Sunday, July 17, is the day for the annual chicken dinner at noon. The ladies are serving fried chicken, string beans, cabbage and cucumber salad, relishes, rolls and homemade pic. Various games are furnished for your entertainment on Saturday even®*, July 16, and all day Sunday. . Club Mrs. Frank Tinney entertained members of her club at her home, on Thilrsday afternoon. Cards furnished the entertainment apd a lovely lunch was served. Wisconsin Trip Mr. and Mrs. William Shotliff and Mr." and Mrs. Frank Sanders enjoyed a trip to Wisconsin over the weekend. They spent some time with Edna and Moon Olson at Solon Springs and visited friends and relatives along their route. Visit ^ Billy, Debbie and P a m Thornton are enjoying a visit with Iheir aunt, Mrs. Clifford Carson, of Rogers Park, 111., this week. Hospitalized Kenneth Larson is a patient at McHenry hospital as a result of an automobile accident which occurred Friday night on Route 12. Lyle Thomas, who was the driver of the other car in this two car collision, was also badly bruised and suffered minor injuries. Carnival Time See you next week at St. SWIMMING INSTRUCTION The second session of swimming lessons at Antioch will begin at 9:30 a.m. on July 18, j it was" announced this w*k. ! Parents wishing- to regi*er their children may do so at the pool any morning from July 14 to 16. The pool is located on north Main street in Antioch. LIBRARY STORY HOUR The Woodstock public library announces a story hour at the library evei'y Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock during July and August. All cjwldren from pre-kindergarxen through fourth grade are welcome. Open House: Friday & Saturday BE A SHIRT EXPERT..* KNOW THESE COOL & COLLECTED FACTS: 1. Cool fabric...must be porous yet not revealing. 2. Easy laundering...must automatic wash 'n wear, must be cotton. 3. Collar construction... must be soft, wrinkle and curl proof. Must be one-piece (only Van Heusen has it), I must keep neat and fresh all day long. 4. Appearance? v; entire must stay fresh a full day J ft VAN HEUSEN CENTURY VANTAGE AIRWEAVE GUARANTEES THEM ALL...'5.00 short or long sleeves 7nfge&' d 5TORE for MEN 117 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-0047 McHenry, III Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fridays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. 'til 12 Noon I'SE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA