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Thursday, 25, 1961 McHenry Shores SHORES CLUB TO CLOSE SEASON AT JUNE FIRS? MEET +HE MeHENHT PtAINDEALEli Alice McKelly - EV. 5-2661 The monthly meeting of the McHenry Shores club scheduledjripr Thursday, June first, at tne VFW hall is the last regularly scheduled meeting for the season. Meetings are not on schedule for July and August. All members are urged to attend the June assembly and bring along their guests and any prospective members they may round up and make it a gala affair. On the agenda for the meet is the presentation to the Jiub by the president of the readies Auxiliary of the VFW, Mrs. Florence Svoboda, of an American flag. The' ceremony will include the appearance of the VFW color guard under the command of Matthew Oik. Piscators Bob and Sam It was just like any othei day on the channel in McHenry Sfcores when Bob Tanner , ana 5am Zeimet arrived at 7 a.m. on Sunday, May 14, A.D. \961. Armed with poles -- itiooks -- minnows and worms they prepared to stalk the elu- /flve fish-fry material. But a big surprise and an exciting morning was in store for them. The count at noon stood at thirty-five and their stringers were laden with bullheads, char^pl cat and crappies. CONGRATULATIONS, BOYS! Little League Players Craig Barrows and Robert Ruemelin were accepted in the McHenry Little League of Baseball with the Minors. Craig will play with the Orioles and Bob with the Cardinals. Good luck boys and let's swat that ball out in the field. Prospective Graduate For June Cathy Barrows, Pat Mueller, Pat Simonsen, Bill Korner, Ramon Olszewski and Mike Zvonar. Let's hear more about their graduation next week. ~ i : Birthdays A happy birthday ta John Korner, III, on May 27 and to Bill jftnkonsly on May 29. Best birtrsnay wishes on Memorial Day | to Agnes Schweikert. Birthday congratulations are in ordef for Winifred Clausen on May^31. Anniversaries Wldding anniversaries are popular this week with Harry and Ruth Miller celebrating on May*-28.-- On May 31 we have the following three couples beginrWg another year of bliss. They are Charles and Elsie Geds, Trent and Irene Middlekauff, 'and Don and Bernice Musielak. June 1, Richard and Marion Barrows celebrate their anniversary. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY EVERYBODY. Coafirmatioa Cathy Barrows was confirmed on Sunday at the eleven a.m. service in the Community Methodist church. ., Social Event A .group of twenty ladies from McHenry Shores attended the McHenry Women's club spring luncheon held at the Chapel Hill Country Club on May 12. Lillian Brodahl Smith, Chicago humorist, presented "Yust for Fun" and it was fun. After the program and luncheon, new officers and directors were installed for the coming year. Daisy Smith and Ellen Duncan were nominated and installed as directors. Progressive Dinner About twenty couples including the Schopp and Winters families enjoyed a progressive Hawaiian luau dinner given by members of the Community Methodist church. Wonder if ihe footPv^as served in coconut shells or wooden bowls? Ill Neighbor Tom and Pat Burke, as they are affectionately known to their friends, came to McHenry Shores from Oak Lawn in August, 1959. They live at 3209 West Beach drive which . is about the center of the community. This energetic couple can be found in the middle of most of the community activities. Tom is an army veteran and has been a state trooper for several years. Now and then the troopers take to the air and Tom is one of those who are qualified pilots and ready to fly when duty calls. He received his schooling in Blue Inland, a suburb of Chicago. Incline with his profession, lie is^a member of the Illinois Police Association and locally he belongs to both the MSC and the SSAC. Pat was a Chicagoan too and attended Calumet high school there. Her big job now is raising two young ladies and a young man. Kathleen who was ten in March attends St. Mary s school in McHenry. This young lady is a student of the dance and is a member of the choir at St. **sry s. Dsbb«o is six and is in line for school next fall at St. Mary's. Jimmie will be four in December. Our happy neighbors find relaxation and fun in golfing and dancing. Good luck -- neighbors. Sick list Eleanor Ruemelin is seriously ill and is confined in McHenry hospital. In Closing After weekends of unfavorable weather, a nice weekend arrived and Fred Dodge was able to launch that new boat. Bill Pinkonsly almost lost his car while launching his boat and had to call for help to rescue it. Good neighbors helped to retrieve his car. .COMING SOON! WteM--ry'l TEST' HOME SHOW on * Friday, Saturday & Sunday June ? - ? • ? at •'iJ ust For Fan" Roller Rink McM@wy, 111. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus, No. 1283 (Watch Next Week's Issue For Further Details) W. H. Russel, Auctioneer £ paving sold my home, will sell at public auction the following personal property located at 4111 East Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, Illinois -- First House North of Wonder ^Center Park, on: * sy»AY, may i»6i COMMENCING at 1:00 O'clock P.M. 10 ROOMS OF FURNITURE FOR SALE, including: Whirlpool Washer and Dryer 9 ft. G.E. Refrigerator Chr^ie Kitchen Set and Bar Stools Platform Rocker 3 Beds and Dresser Electric Lawn Mower 14 Ft. Boat and Trailer Antique Dishes 30 Gal. Electric Water Heater Lawn Furniture Ladies and Man's English Bicycles . Many articles too numerous to mention. Hot Point Electric Stove Singer Desk Model Sewing Machine Studio Couch 2 Upholstered Chairs Roll-away Bed Garden Tools 18 H.P. Motor Bar BQ Grill Radios Fireplace Irons Portable Typewriter 1Y, Owner TERMS: Cash NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK Clerking Member of Federal Kwn'e Bank and F.D.I.C. tillage of Sunnyside Village Wants MorePolicemen bene Bfay The Sunnyside police department is ^looking for more policemen. Art there any available men wlware willing to offer their services for our community? If you are interested don't be bashful, just contact Gus Adams and fill out your application, the job is yours. Sodality News The Blessed Virgin Sodality is going to hold a bake sale. It will be May 28, in the St. John school after all the four masses. Members are asked to donate, out of the goodness of their hearts any bakery goods, potato salads or beans. Please be most generous. Auxiliary Meeting The Sunnyside Ea^clies auxiliary is having its next regular meeting May 26, at Julia Seibert's house, at 8 o'clock, and the address is 1605 Lakeview avenue. Wedding Bells Congratulations to the new bride of Sunnyside, who lived in the old homestead on Spring Creek road and was the former Carol Ann Frisby, and is now Mrs. Charles Olson. She had a beautiful wedding ceremony, which took place in St. John the Baptist church in Johnsburg at 11 o'clock on May 13. The couple left for their wedding trip to Washington, D. C., and upon their return will reside in Hunterville Park. More Wedding Bells On Saturday, May -13, Roselie Lindeh, formerly of Sunnyside became the bride of Robert Smith of Johnsburg. She was an attractive bride dressed in a gown made bj^her mother The wedding ceremony--took place in St. Mary's Catholic church at 11:30 o'clock with Rev. Fr.. Harold Nilges officiating. The evening reception was held at Club Liiymoor. Sunnyside was well represented by the following people; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harrington, Sr.Jiir. and Mrs. Walter Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Adams, Mr. and Mrs. George Seibert, Mrs. Carmella Sanborn and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred May.. We all had an enjoyable evening, as the dinner was delicious, plenty to drink, and good dancing. Proud Grandparents Irma and Bill Gunther became proud grandparents Tuesday, May 16, as their son, Bill, and his wife were blessed with a pink bundle of joy. The Gunthers will take a trip to Melrose Park this weekend to see the new baby. News from Seminary The Gunthers are in the news again as Dorothy, Charlie and Irma went to see Fred in the Seminary on Mother's Day. They were very proud, because he received a certificate fcr a Latin test. The school was awarded four trophies out of five. The Glee Club put on a concert for the mothers; which was -most impressive. Fred will be coming home May 30 to spend his summer vacatiori.& Mr. and Mrs. Paul Colomer also were out that Sunday to see their son. PISTAKEE TERRACE NEWS Apology Somehow a whole page of my news was missing in my column, and I would ilke to apologize for it. One of the doings was.a Communion party held for Peiter Hemkendreis, who was so happy to have his uncle here from Germany. He is Gerd Hamshmidt (Katy's brother) and he will sjtay here for six weeks. Dance Results I am proud to report for the dance committee that the affair was a big success. There was a nice big tum'Hit and everyone had a gay time. Many people helped and gave donations. Misprint Just a little change in the : the June meeting io be /at Bonnie Sabaj's resi- (ence. It will not be the eighteenth as stated in the paper, the correct date is the fifteenth. This will be held at Loretla Kern's, whose home is on Circle Drive right off May avenue. *It will be from 10 o'clock in the morning until 3 in the afternoon. All proceeds will go for the benefit of the McHenry hospital Sick List c We have a few sick ones with bad colds, who are Bret and Brad Deppmeier and Barbara Childers. Hope you will be feeling fine real soon. Belated Anniversary Congratulations, even though belated to Mr. and Mrs. Vtrn Mondl, who celebrated their wedding anniversary May 17. Birthdays Belated happy birthdays to Mr. and Mrs. Hillman sons, namely, Wayne, who had his birthday May 4, James, on the fifth, and Wiiliam, the seventeenth. The latter boy is Staff Sergeant in the U. S. 'Air Force and is coming home in »" me, when they will get together and celebrate their birthdays. A happy birthday to Mike Erickson, who will be cjlebrating May 29. Sit-Down Strike Neighbors are talking about the Mollers, who seemed to get a little up in the class these days. Frank and Ann are now owners of a sit down lawn mower and are the envy of the neighborhood. How does it feel to be on a sit-down strike? COLT STAKES Horsemen and colts are now being groomed for preliminary races. leading to the rich colt stakes at the Illinois State Fair, Aug. 11 - Aug. 20, according to racing expert Bob Drysdale. He reports that 63 of the Illinois Topline circuit's 21? eligible 2-year-olds have already qualified for the State Fair's $52,000 pacing stake while 42 have qualified for the 2-year-old trot. Bake Sale The Ladies auxiliary is sponsoring a bake sale on June 17. RUDY BECKER KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In Phone EVergreen 5-2436 ID SERVICE o.. For Most of the Popular Breeds HOARDING ... Training, Obedience, HmSing & AUTO SLASS INSTALLED Furniture Tops Glaring and Picture Frames Made to Order Mirrored Plaques Free Estimates McHENRY AUTO GLASS & MIRROR *• -X CO. (Abross -jewer Ttfso NOTHING FISHY ABOUT THIS OFFER: DROP IWTO OUR SHOWROOM TODAY FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION OF SENSATIOiJAL tJfcOP.' VEHICLES! m ill A Wild (Sunday) Evenings <3:S0 P.M. -IN mm (Wednesday) Evenings 6:80 PJL 600 Front St. MeHSNRY GARAte Phona EV 5-0403 Spring Grove Gerry Sheets Prom Queen BSra. Charles Freund "Wonderland by Night" was the theme chosen by the Junior class of Richmond-Burton high school for their prom on Saturday night. May 13, held at the high school auditorium. Preceding the dance the students and their guests enjoyed a dinner in Antioch. Dancing began at nine. The honor of being "Prom Queen" was bestowed on Miss Gerry Sheets, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John' Sheets of Spring Grove. Keith Steinke was chosen as king. Candidates for queen were Gerry Sheets, Rita Davis and Joyce Erb and the king candidates were Keith Steinke, Ken May, Tom Lindblom and Dave Gardner. Installation of Officers New officers installed at the meeting of the Christian Mothers Modality at St. Peter's parish hall on Thursday night were Mrs. Willard Bychowski as president and Mrs. Leo Dam as recording secretary. Retiring officers were Mrs. Arthur Kattner and Mrs. Roy Borre. Services were held in church before the meeting at which time eight new members were enrolled. A .pot-luck supper was served. Entertainment was furnished by the Boy Scouts who presented several skits in comedy and impressions also a fashion/ show which was hilarious. All ladies present enjoyed this^show very much and wish to thank the boys for their Wonderful performances. Ushers Meet The ushers of St. Peter's held their regular monthly meeting at the heme of Norman Schneider on Wednesday night. Following the meeting there was cards and a lunch was served. Birthday , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hofmann entertainedin their home on Sunday, May 14, to honor the birthday of their daughter, Dorothy, who was two years old on that day. Guests were Mrs. Anne Rudolph of Silver Lake, Wis. and the Harry Johr son family of Winthrop Harbor. A lunch was served which included a large birthday cake. Club Meets Mrs. Ben May was hostess to the members of her club on Thursday afternoon. Games of five hundred were played and prize winners were Mrs. Josephine May, Mrs. Annie Sanders, Mrs. Mary Nimsgern, Mrs. Tillie May and Mrs. Clara Deinlein. A delicious lunch was served afterwards. Birth Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gaylord are the happy parents of a 7 lb., 1 oz., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles May are the maternal grandparents and proudly announced that this is their sixteenth grandchild. 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