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Tgyrsday, July 6, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McCullom Lake NUPTIAL MASS AS MOTHER MARRIES Eve Levesque Can you imagine the pride ti?r Mrs. Helen Nitz felt as sfifc walked to the altar to join her waiting bridegroom, Mr. Walter Streske, on Saturday, knowing that two of her three but with the exception of a few , minor emergencies, the first TWO SONS SERVE | salad luncheon and fashion show was a financial success. We also hoped that it created interesting diversion for the crowd of over 150 which attended. Grateful acknowledgement must go to Mrs. Betty Murray who foimed a vital portion of the initial committee. It would be impossible to mention by name, all who helped in varicrmc - ous ways, to contribute to the s-•o n- s were servm"s at the nun1 - ,1 success ofr .t hu e first^ Smi-li es n tial mass? Eldest son, Ronald, St vies" show. who has completed his studies at Salvatorian Seminary a n d will enter the Novitiate in September and middle son. Ronald, 14, entering the Seining ®' in the fall, assisted Father Baumhofer in the single ring ceremony. It is only fair to mention that Helen is a convert to the Catholic church of only eight years standing. About seventy-five guests attended the reception held at tjie Club Lilymoor later in the evening. Helen and her brand new husband were scheduled to a week's vacation (alone, Durse!) in northern Wisconsin. Upon their return, the couple will take up residence at 4715 W. McCullom Lake Road. A hearty welcome to the bass voice which will be emanating from the house from now on as another man joins the household. Best wishes for many years of happiness to both with the hope that maybe a^^jveet little girl-child may blSs the union!! Twice Blessed!! Not one, but TWO lovely babies have joined the hippy household on Orchard Drive as Mr. and Mrs. Tom Douglas welcomed their twins, on Sat^[worth it all!! urday, June 24. Arid, talk about luck, one of each sex! Rea«4y made family, wouldn't y^L.fey? Terry Charles tipped th^scales at 7 lbs., 1 oz., while his dainty baby sister. Sherry Anne, was a diminuitive 6 lbs.. 14 ozs. Both checked in at Mc- Henry hospital (this reporter's first twins at the new maternity section) where mother just happened to be. Choosing their birth date with care, the youngsters also managed to arrive on the goldej^/ edding anniversary of ma-, ternal great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Page of Lombard. How's that for timing? Congrats must also go to maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hintze of Griswold Lake and to paternal grandmother-- Mrs. Velma Douglas of McHenry. The tiny team was expected because twins ,run on bolli tfi'i&'fSmify an3 edfieSti ™ will pose no problem. Both mom and pop teach school! DOUBLE CONGRATS! First "Smiles 'N' Styles" Successful The Ladies of the Lake ventured into a new field of endeavor with some trepidation. Different departments and sexes were represented in the "trike tots", small fry, young misses, junior debs, junior and senior matron segments of the show. The models included Lois Parenti and daughters. Dawn and Deureen, Johnny R i n g e l s t e t t e r , t h e L e v e s q u e children. --Matt, D. D., and Chrys, Billy Schmidt, Roger Thacker, Linda Dason and her tots --Teresa and Michael, Lynn Hammerstein, Barbara Nye, Alberta Fox, Sandy Brennan, Juciy» Murray, Lynne Schultz, Elma Nelson, Betty Poledna, Mary Kantorski, Sally Olsen. Elsie Nelson, and "real pro" Harriet McNamara. The handsome clothing from Madeline and Sam' Nathanson was so easy to show. Mrs. Natharyiuti, in her gracious greeted all the guests >he was miroduced by Hammerstein who made the welcoming address. Music for the models as they paraded their garments was f u r n i s h e d b y M r s . V e r n s Schlofner. The program was the culmination of many weeks of planning and hard work. It does seem as though it was land and Theodore of Arlington Heights, . four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Quotes from the Town Council A registered letter of complaint was received from a local resident in reference to work done on Park View recently. It will be taken under advisement by the road commission. Mr. Stuhlfeier also reported that dead trees in various locales will be removed. Head of finance. Bill Creutz, read the annual tax levy--Ordinance No. 49 for fiscal year April, 1961, through March, 1962--which was unanimously adopted by the trustees. Routine reports from other committees were made. The next meeting will be held on Monday, July 10, in the beachhouse and the public is invited. V of Germantown Resident Succumbs Word has been received the passing of Louis F. Witthoeft of May wood last week. He and his wife, who preceded him in death, had been residents of the Germantown section of McCullom Lake for fifteen years. Services for Mr. Witthoeft were conducted in Chicago last Thursday, and he was laid to rest in Woodland cemetery, McHcnry. He is survived by one son, Walter, of Rock Is- Three Way ' Celebration To commemmorate their fifty- first wedding anniversary on June 25. the TOITI Hogans (their daughter and husband) entertained Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hagel with a turkey dinner. In all, there were eighteen at the festive board, in Elk Grove. It was also the natal day for father, Tom and Tom, Jr. Quite an event. The Walls were Bulging: | At the Skeets Morris residence for three days, when Mr. and Mrs. Charles Letts and their tribe of six children arrived from Reedsport, Ore. It was apparent that they had crossed \the desert, when one viewed tne^ivater bagvslung on t h e s i d e o f t h e s t w a g o n . With the Morris clan of five kids, it made a total of eleven youngsters ranging in age from l b to 21! Sleeping and eating room was at a premium, but they managed. On June 29. cousin Eddie was 11, so there was cake and the trimmings to mark the occasion. Early Friday a.m., Skeets' sister, hubby, and family departed our shores to continue iheir journey eastward to New Jersey. Their pause here greatly refreshed all of them, and they may do the same on the return trip. If Skeets manages to put in a decent supply of charcoal, the whole gang MIGHT be able DR. HENRY FIEUNP OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) "*••• Km mwrnnrafmASsBS FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS COURS: DAILY 9 TO 13 A.M. and 1 TO ft P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 Beautify your no . increase its value! O O I It's sasy^and inexpensive, ' to cover your' id Ennui Ali i Suing! only aluminum siding with DX-12...the new miraefe pretiethre Surface! Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping 'OVftTlStD Go outside right now and take a look at your home. 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Didn't take long for him to pack his duds, either. Ken and the Johnsons have been making this journey since Ken was 11. Happy honeymooners best describes Elma and Earl. First time they have been without their kids in 16 years! Paihtin' the Town "Pink" 'Twas high living when the Nersteds. Don Meyers and Harold Vycitals jogged to a local bistro on June 28. The occasion was Henrietta and Harold's twenty-sixth wedding anniversary. Pete 'n' Pearl were a bit out of their element, travelling with two sets of grandparents! Ser i o u s I y, all three couples date their friendship back many years. The Vycitals are anxiously awaiting the arrival of their RADIATOR REPAIR Automotive, Trucks and Industrial 1 DAY SERVICE All Work Guaranteed McHENRY AUTO BODY "We are not satisfied until you are" 913 N. Front, Ph. EV5-0444 two service/ boys, John in the Navy and Don in the Coast Guard. John is being transferred from Fort Lyoutey. French Morrocco, on July 1 and will be based at Norfolk, Va., assigned to the U.S.S. Hoist. Brother Don is completing his boot training at Government Island, San Francisco and will be home on leave, July 7. At this time, he doesn't know what his next assignment will be. Should be quite a family reunion with Henrietta's natal day coming up July 20. Pag* Fifteen Belated and Current Dates Greetings to Evie Haines whom we missed on June 29. . . .Barbara Lorch will be in line for happy birthday, tomorrow, July 7, when she turns 15. . . .Happiest wishes to "Papa" Clayt Nelson when he turns a spry 74 on July 11. That winds up a short week (from Monday to Friday). Should have quite a few stories for you next Thursday. See you then? Read The Want Ads V.F.W. NEWS J. B. Smith All rrfembers of V.F.W. Fox River Post No. 4600, do you know what is coming up on Saturday. July 8? The Fabulous fifth district of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is holding i t s a n n u a l p i c n i c o n o u r grounds and in our club rooms. All facilities will be open after noon. There will bo baseball at all three ball fields and many other games for the children. Prizes will be awarded to winners in all contests. Please remember, each family brings a picnic basket, cold drinks for adults and pop for the children will be donated by V.F.W. Members.we are looking forward to seeing you there. Let's show Commander Ray Mann that we are backing him all the way We should make this a day of days. On Monday, July 10, at 7 p.m. is our annual steak fry corn boil. This is open to members and wives and auxiliary members and husbands only. If you have participated in this feast before, there is no need to explain further. Each couple is to bring a dish to pass, and if possible a bar-b-que grill. CHARTER GRANTED A charter has been granted by the stale to Chain O'Lakes Painting, Inc. Koehr Supply Co., has had a name change approved to Kochr, Inc. STATE REVOKES DRIVER LICENSE OF COUNTY MAN Barely 3 per cent of Norway can be cultivated too rocky, steep, wet, or sandy. The planet Jupiter contains more miss than all other planets, combined, and 1,300 times the mass of our earth. The office of Secretary of ; State Charles F. Carpentier . has announced the revocation of the license of Charles Her- ' enden of Crystal Lake for driving while intoxicated. The license of Jerry Moran of Hari vard has been suspended for | driving while his license or perj mit was revoked or suspended, j Probationary permits were issued to William Fischer of i McHenry, Kenneth Nelson of ! Can,' and Danny Yearton of Woodstock. HHlbJoy. compound a prescription is to use the right quality drugs in the right quantities. To-* gether with a full measure of professional care and s k i l l all this adds up to a perfect prescription. BOLGER'S m is Mm 1259 X. Green St. Ph. 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