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I Thursday, July 14, 1960 P THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Paoa Snanlam McCullom Lak«r * DEADLINE NEARS FOR FESTIVAL REGISTRATIONS Eve Levesque I ^ ftime is flvinf and our an- /; iiual festival which will be held I Saturday, July 23, is almost here. In order for youngsters to participate in the various activities, they MUST be registered. Young lads in the 2-12 year age bracket are eligible for the bike parade. Enter your name \lith Mrs. Verna Schlof- . ner at EV. 5-0822. Little ladies, 240 may take part in the bugparade and jnay register With Mrs. Theresa Schultz at EV. 5-1961. Main attraction of the, evening will be the selection . of Miss McCullom Lake. She will be chosen from little girls in the 4-7 age bracket. Mothers are urged to register their daughters NOW -- at Lottie and Gene's grocery store. Inf^ nation needed, is name, parents' name, age. date of birth and address. Two rehearsals will be held next week on Wednesday evening and Friday evening at 7 p.m. at the beach. For this event, there is a fifty cent registration fee. The festival committee headed by Bill Walter is meeting every Wednesday evening at the beach, making plans, and coordinating events so that eferything will run smoothly. Why not contribute your services for "ironing out the wrinkles"? Other oustanding features of the festival include a white elephant sale, bake sale, games of all kinds, and merchandise for sale. Running continuously throughout the day and eveiwag will be games under the curection of Frank Poledna and Ed Hammerstein. Whether you are young or old there will be many attractions which you won't want to miss!! See you at the festival! moved to Hunterville subdivision in McHenry and became p e r m a n e n t r e s i d e n t s . T h e r e are no words to ease the bereavement for Anne' but we hope that time will help in this matter. Warning to Parents.! Our children have wonderful facilities for summer fun, but they can also be mighty TREACHEROUS!! The lake has already exacted quite a toll of human lives. Please let there be no more accidents. Reports have been coming in of many mothers allowing their small children to swim and bathe in the lake unattended. Very recently. Mrs. Ed Doran was at the beach with her grandchildren, when a ybungster encased in a tire tube slipped out of his mooring and was in trouble. Terry Doran was swimming in the vicinity . and managed to get the little tyke to safety. But the .little one was in water way over his head, and couldn't swim. This . episode had. a happy ending, but think what the results MICTHT have been! Please don't send your little ones to the beach and expect conscientous .mothers to do your baby sitting for you! out on much of the summer fun as a result of her accident last Friday evening. After having enjoyed a wonderful meal with her parents, the Murray girls went to the home of a neighbor for play., Janet tripped .over a tent stake at the Granath residence and dislocated her right elbow. X-rays showed that the bone was chipped and she will be sporting a cast for several weeks. Tough luck. Contrary to Village Code Word comes from Chief of Police Larry Murray that the ordinance forbidding the burning of garbage within the village limits is being violated. Refuse must be kept in a COVERED container -- a minimum of 30 allons. Papers may be burned in a proper receptacle. Any violations of the code are subject to a fine. Deepest Sympathy To Mrs. Anne Werner of McHenry. whose beloved husband, Gflorge. passed away last week or a lingering illness. Services were' held on Monday of this week. Details appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. Mr. and Mrs. Werner and their two children, Josephine (now Blaney) and George were summer residents here at the lake for many years. The eouple purchased their property on Spring Road in 1932 qgri began hifiJdincr a wimmpr cottage, which they occupied until 1950. That year they Welcome Visitors Big surprise recently was the unexpected visit of Mrs. Martha Struck and her grandd a u g h t e r , P a m . M a r t h a dropped in to visit with her long time chums and looks simply marvelous. She informed her friends that she is now residing in Huntington Park, Calif., where she is most happy with her present position. Chauffeur for the occasion Was Marth's sister-in-law. Irene, who brought the two of them out from the city. Other welcome visitors to the community were Pearl and Pete Nersted and the youngsters. Karen and Rickie. The family made their first appearance for the silver wedding narty which honored Mr. and Mrs. Harrild Vycital. They were called back to Chicago but came back to the lake for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid. While here they took in the American Legion carnival, which was a big part i ntheir lives when they still resided at the lake. It is always so nice to see the "old timers" return! Puhlfr Party The next party for the benefit of the Cullom-Knoll building fund will be held at McDonald's this Saturday night, July 16, starting at 8:30 p.m. Taking care of the details are the Polednas and the Hammerstein ®. Refreshments will be served. Condolences To Vincent Berry of Park View Westi^'ho is moflrning the loss o f h i s b r o t h e r - i n - l a w who passed away two weeks ago and his sister whose funeral he attended last week. Eneast in Cast Poor Janet Murray will lose Vacationers Young Ken Nelson just returned from a delightful two weeks in Minong, Wis., where he was thejguest of his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Chicago. From the wonderful tales he has heard, younger brother, Donny. can't wait until next year when he will be old enough to accompany them. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hansen and siblings are home again after two weeks "getting away from it all" also in Wisconsin. Fishing and swimming were the ingredients for their happy vacation. Plucky Mrs. Torsten Bjork made the trip to Conover, Wis., last weekend, accompanied by three giggling girls. They included her own dauhters, Diane and Berenice, and our Chryssic. The four of them packed a lot of activity into the limited time including swimming and fishing in Lake ED'S RENTAL RENTS ^ Floor Sanders to Bolary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 FOR THAT OLDTASHIGNED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES 9 DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES t TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route ISO - Just East of Route 12 - Volo, I1L Phone EVergreen 5-6260 HALF gauoh Cooler -«« BIG 11 OZ. INSECT BOMB SPECIAL Fiberglass insulated, tough plastic Jacket, re placeable glass liner - *inkin9 cup cap. Ktffe flies, mot* quifoes, and and roaches. iiyiti s" *; i-AWiJe!^i^T,NG h2S«L SpS'NKtER ALUMINUM TOILET TANK TRAY Xm, S'ls Sp*cJAL |M. $3.00 fit* ««>«• SPECIAL LACH«» WI* 9 8 abMffc meMWfc to £7^ for VYCITAL'S Hardware PHONE EVERGREEN 5-0098 132 S. Green St. McHenry, 111. Buckataba. Long drive for a weekend. Hubby Whitey "minded the store" in her absence. Little League Schedule The little fellows are (going strong these days with games scheduled at Lakeland Park and our own beach ievery Tuesday and Thursday morning. Tonight's home game is between the Braves and the Tigers while Tuesday night wili find the contest between the Braves and the Sox. The public is invited and bring your loose change to "drop in the hat" for the benefit of the club. Belated Greetings and Current Dates Mrs. Lorraine Fricke Blum was serenaded -by the gathering at McDonald's for her natal day, July 3. She admits she is a "leetle over 21". Saturday, July 16, will find little Roberta Fox a very happy six year old with first grade looming on the horizon. It will be 18 years in "double harness" for Ginny and Ray Aalto also on the sixteenth. Lil Ringelstetter is birthday girl on Sunday. July 17. "Auntie" Dorene Vycital will be all of five on July 18 and Vince Berry is in line for greetings on his birthday, July 19. July 20 is the day shared by my pop, Theodor Olsen, Mrs. Henrietta Vycital and Mrs. Marge Stacknick. Congrats to all. Donations will be solicited by the Cullom-Knoll association for the bake sale, July 23, so please keep it in mmd. Bye for now. See you next week. VA AID A Veterans Administration representative from the Rockford VA office will be on duty at Woodstock Tuesday, July 19. to inform and assist veterans, their dependents and the general public regarding all benefit programs of the VA. Their representative will be on duty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the U. S. post office building, second floor, in Woodstock. SHOP AT HOME Holiday Hill* SWIM LESSONS BEGIN JULY 19 AT LAKE BEACH Rita Oleyar - EV. £4763 Swimming lessons will begin for all ages at the lake beach on Tuesday morning. July 10, at 9 a.m. according to Loretta Exline. chairman of the Woman's club swimming committee. Miss Dorothy McKaige of McHenry. a physical education instructor at the Wauconda grade school, will be in charge of the classes. About seventy children have already been enrolled. and the fee for the entire twelve lessons will not exceed that of last year. Anyone, who would like to he^) with the children in the \Vater is asked to contact Loretta at Evergreen 5-4154. nival atmosphere with games and prizes for young and old. The time is Sunday, August 14, about 1 p.m. -- the place, Shady Shores picnic grove. There will be an admission charge for adults and older children to cover the cost of ice cream and drinks. Every resident will receive complete details of this in an HHPOA newsletter. Property Owners Picnic A sub-committee of the association ways and means committee has been formed to plan the annual community family picni?. Co-chairmen are Mary jungwirth and Lee Nottoli. Also on the committee are John Hughes. Lew Laskowski, Bob McWilliams, Cliff Eckles, Harvey and Karen Smith, Rita Oleyar, Rill Mahan, Arlene Hill, Art Jungwirth and Connie Kasprzyk. The affair will have a car- ! Association Meeting | The regular bi-monthly meeting of the HHPOA will be held Monday evening, July 18, ! at 8 p.m. at St. John's Lutherj an church in Island Lake. Sev- ] oral important matters will be i discussed, including a proposed j change in zoning classification on a Griswold Lake channel. Remember, this is" your community. and it will be largely what we ourselves decide to make it. And don't forget your 1960 dues have been payable from March 1. The assessment is S10 > early, but may be paid in quarterly installments. You may pay your dues at, the meeting or mail the check to Mrs. Ellen Erickson, Hickory street; See you at the meeting! CMBh KteBe Weds Connie Karlic, daughter of Ed and Grace Karlic of S. Willow avenue, was married on Saturday, July 2, to Gerald Grasser. The ceremony was performed at 11 o'clock at St. Patrick's in McHenry, Father Parker officiating. A reception was held at 7 p.m. in the V.F.W. hall on Irving Parte Boulevard. After a brief honeymoon in Wisconsin, the young couple will reside in Holiday Hills on Sunset avenue. Holiday Mishap Four-year-old Stevie Stoddard celebrated the fourth of July by falling into a park bench in Crystal Lake while watching the fireworks display with his parents and brothers. He suffered a severe gash, which required five stitches to close. ' Carol Karlic celebrated her fourteenth birthday on the fourth, while Patti Emerson became five on July 7. Thule Air Base, Greenland, is equi-distant from Washington, D. C. and Moscow. BUILDING BLOCKS "Boy, I'd kiss him too if he promised to get me some new folding doors at WONDER LAKE BUILDERS' SUPPLY'." McHENRY MAIN WASH -- AIR CONDITIONED -- features • Twenty-Four Full 104b. Washers These washers use up to 12 gal. more water than other coin operated washers -- Mote water means better wash. A full 29 minute cycle with lots of overflow rinse. , • One 25-lb. Waaher-Extractor For your large family loads -- blankets, heavy spreads, shag rugs up to 9' x 12' size. "Open 24 Hours A Day -- 7 Dtp A Waak" FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORK 630 W. Main St. BIcHMuy, DL HOLD ZONING RECLASSIFICATION HEARING JULY 26 A petition has been filed before the zoning board of appeals for petitioners Eugene and Jeannine Cialoni. The petitioners are asking for a zoning reclassification from "F" farming to "B-l" business district or in the alternative that a variation be granted to permit them to conduct marine sales and serviced and boat storage on the whole of the property, that they be permitted to erect an additional building on premises. This prjrj^rty is located oil the-^owfiver. north of Rawson's Bridge approximately 3',^ miles/ The hearing on the abo\fe will joe heard on Tuesday. July 26. at 3 p.m. in the boat house belonging to EUgene Cialoni. NEW STYLES IN SUN GLASSES For high fashion in the son, wear the exciting new Ray-Ban "Smart Set" by Bausch & Lorab. There's a wide selection of colors to match jour wardrobe. Ray-Ban lenses are finest optical quality, ground-and-polished-to-curv# for flawless vision. Try them on at BOLGER'S 103 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-4500 CHEVY WINS GREATEST PREFERENCE See the Chevy Mystery Shew In color Sundays, NBC-TV. EVER! This year, mora people are buying Chevrolets (including Corvaira) than ever before, making Chevy the year's hottest aeller by a record-ahattering margin. Come in and see what the haying's all about-at your Chevrolet dealer's soon! mm DRUB WINS YEAR'S TOP AWARD! e Corvair got the unanimous nod of the experts as it walked away with Motor Trend Magazine's coveted Carof- the-Year award. And you'll know why In a hurry. once you drive it. Corvair*a satiny ride, nimble handling and road-gripping traction have winning ways with people as well W CHEVROLETA aa prizes. FAR ECONOMICAL TRAA See Chevrolet Cars. Chevy's Corvair and Corvette at Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer's CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 204 W. Elm Si. ^ McHenry. 111. EVexgreea 5-0277 J