The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

A ursday, July 27, 1961 THE ttcHENHT PTJONDEALER s PageNinetten Holiday Hills Girl Scouts Enjoy Day Camp Inez Young ^hirley Haufe and Marge Potratz, co-directors of the Valley View Day Camp report the session a success. There were a total of 136 girls in attendance plus those in the nursery. k Holiday Hills was well represented with Marge and Shirley, Phyl Harper who was a unit leader, Carol Carlson, camp nurse, Judy Uelnian. a counselor and Bruce Potratz and -Don Norton, whom, the leaders tell me, they couldn't have done without, what with their running errands for them and helping to clean up. The girls attending the day! .camp vyere Janice and Linda' Carlson, Sandra Csuti. Betsy | Haufe, Janet Harper, Liz j Krueger. Pam Potratz and 1 * ^Jelman. Even Hank ' #HSufe helped out, he made j 'that 'purty' "Valley View Day • vCamp" sign you may have j 'seen while driving past on Sunset Drive. Birthday Greetings Deborah Ann Mahon celebrated her fifth birthday with a small party at her maternal grandmother's home in Chica- Grandma Rochwalski is recuperating from some serious surgery and wasn't feeling quite up to coming to see Deborah, so Debby took her party to Grandma. Connie Sue Abbink had a birthday dinner at her home j on Monday evening, July 17. Several of her aunts and neighbors helped Connie blow out the candles on her ninth birtha( f. Eddie Krysiak of Sunset Drive, celebrated h i s sixth birthday with a host of friends and neighbors. His mother, Carol, baked two cakes for Eddie's birthday, a chocolate cake with whip cream, and a white c&ke v/ith strawberry filling. Mmmmm, sounds good. Among those enjoying the party, were the Bruce, Catanzaro, Hedgepath, Heise, Quilico, and Szarnlewski children, the rest of the Krysiaks and the new neighbor next door. I'm told Hal Hieede celebrated his twentv-fir-'st birthday on Monday, July 17, with help of his mother and dad and his sister-in-law and b.otherin- law. I may be wrong Hal, but are you sure it's 21? A happy birthday 1o Helen Boettcher who had a birthday on July 26. Triple Celebration Bill and Doris Filip had a triple celebration at their home Sunday, July 23. when their daughter, Cindy, celebrated her eighth birthday. Doris' mother, Mrs. Rhode, arrived f r o m C a l i f o r n i a a r i d M r s . Rhode's birthdaj. "Grandma" will stay for some time so that she can vir.it with the family and be on hand to welcome her new granddaughter or grandson. She expects to go back to California some time in September. Two Hoys Born There's happy, happy news at the Malzahn home. It's a boy! Alice and Wayne welcomed their first born son at Sherman hospital on Thursday, July 20, at 1:10 p.m. Bryan Keegan weighed in at 6 lbs., 15 ozs. It was also a boy for Marlys Machnik, former resident on Sunset, on Friday. July 17. Mother and son are reported doing fine. Hospital Notes Get-well wishes this week go to Lorraine Ferreri who has just returned home from a stay at McHenry hospital for surgery. Also to Ray strossner who is in Martha Washington hospital, in Chicago, suffering from a severe gall bladder attack, Peggy Best wick is reported recuperating at home from a bout with pneumonia that put her in St. Theresa's hospital, Waukegan, for a week. Neighborly Notes Marv Wemken's mother and father spent part of their vacation here visiting on Pine street. They left their home in St. Petersburg on July 5, travelling to San Antonio, Texas, for a reunion, then on to Xansi as and from there to Holiday j Hills. It had been 14 months ' since They had seen each other I and the visit was enjoyed by i all. j Gerry and Hal Breede went j up to Plymouth, Wis., on July i 15 and 16 to visit a former army buddy of Harold's. Lorraine and Clarence Bem- | is. Delores and Mayo Proefreck travelled to Dixon on Sunday, July 16, • to visit the Walgreen Estate. Mrs. Walgreen. who is 82 years old. ; opens her estate to the public ] for 1 weekend each year duri ing the month of July. The pro- J ceeds of this open house are j given to the Lincoln Memorial j in Springfield. The home is located on the Fox River and • Lorraine tells me the grounds | are breath-takingly beautiful. ; If any of you are interested in j taking this trip next year, you | might' talk to Lorraine about j it. She will have the date th^r it will be open. Another picnic was held on the Przybylski-J u s t e s patio when Bob entertained his family on Sunday, July 16. The nicest part of this picnic was that neither Bob r.or Jimmie had to do a thing to prepare for their guests, they brought all the goodies. That's the way to entertain. Near Disaster Bob Sramlewski w ;s alirvist the victim of a disaster Sunday, July 17, when his boat hit the wave of a larger boat and overturned in the river. Mac and Tom Ary wore not too far behind, towing skier) Ray Musolf. and as scon "as Mac saw Bob overturn he turned off his motor so that his son, Tom, could row ashore, a n d -he jumped in to help Bob. No one was hurt and the boat was brought in but Bob is still missing part of the windshield and some tools he carried in the boat. Just a short while before Betty and the children had been passengers in the boat so it might have turned out to be much more prions than it wns. VA ASSISTANCE A representative from the U. S. Veterans Administration will be on duty in Woodstock, Tuesday, Aug. 1, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to advise and assist veterans, their dependents and general public on all benefit programs of the Veterans Administration. He will be on duty at the U. S. Post Office building in Woodstock, second floor. Because , of vacation schedules there will be no other regular VA visits to Woodstock during the month of August. The next regular visit will be on Tuesday, Sept. 5. VA's regular schedule of visits to Woodstock are on the first and third Tuesday of each month. ' Wonder Lake MISS WONDER LAKE TO BE CH OSEN AT FIREMEN CARNIVAL Jane Dncev Ever Wonder Where Your Money Goes?? Last year, the Department of Commerce tells us, we spent our money in this way: household operation, 6 per cent; clothing, 8 per cent; beverages, food and tobacco, 29 per cent; auto operation, 9 per cent; miscellaneous, 29 per cent The annual ' Wonder Lake volunteer fire department carnival will be in progress for three days. July 28, 29 and 30. with the beauty contest and naming of Miss Wonder Lake highlighting Saturday night's activities. Profif from last year's carnival enabled the fire department to put radios into ail its trucks and rescue cars. This year the district is enlarged by t h e a d d i t i o n o f H i e h l a n d Shores and Sunrise Ridge. Your continued support of the volunteer fire department is required. . . mail in your donation for the fire sticker and plan to spend the weekend at the fire house. Much work goes into the project (did you know they start buying the prizes in February?) and every dollar you spend is an investment in fire protection for yoij. Flower Show Progress "Flowers and Music" is the title of the show to be put on by the Wonder Lake Garden club at Harrison school, Saturday and Sunday, August 12 and 13. Four classes of invitational tables are listed in the show: "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning", a breakfast for four, "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes", barbecue for four; "My Favorite Things", formal dinner ! for six; and "Some Enchanted 1 Evening", supper for two on round table. Music will be furnished by Harrison school. Nativity Lutheran church, and Wonder j Lake Bible church, with Gordon Fossum at the organ, i Punch and cookies will be served by members of the Junior Garden club, Kathy Ahrens, Jackie Hansen, Donna Mae Dean and Patty Hansen. A division for juniors is provided in both the artistic and horticultural sections. "Country Style" is a single place set- ( ting with arrangement on mat j foi 8 Lo 12 year olds: "Babes in Toyland" is an arrangement in a toy for 8 to 12 years: "Sleepy Time Gal", an ar- • rangement using a candle is for 12 to 16 year olds. A cor- ' sage displayed on blue fabric and titled "Alice Blue Cown" is open to 10 to 16 years; and j " T h i s C o u l d be t h e S t a r t o f ' Something", foi* 8 to 16 years, is a picture using various seeds, suitable for hanging, A bird display by the Wonder Lake Junior Garden club will be set up as a conservation exhibit. Obituary Graveside services for Keturah Barnard were held Monday, July 17, in the Greenwood cemetery. Her passing at the age of 81 marked the end of a ch'">ler of local history. With her husband. Earl, who preceded her in death, she made the Mill Inn known throughout Northern Illinois for the outstanding meab. served. Long before the dam was built to form Wonder Lake Chicagoans came to Barnard's Mill on Sunday for a day's outing. The site is also said to be the inspiration for the lyrics of "Down By the Old Mili Stream". During the early construction of homes in the area the Barnard home was the residence of many people baser here for the interim. Car Wash Repeated Community' response to the Youth CYnier car wash was so good last Saturday that it was decided to repeat the project this Saturday, July 29. Cities Service will again be the location i they are making their f a c i l i t i e s a v a i l a b l e g r a t i s ) , t h e community's young 'men will wash and clean your car, and the total price of the wash jobgoes into the youth center's treasury. Project starts at 9 a.m. '. " Two dances will be held at t h e c e n t e r J n A u g u s t , on t h e twelfth and twenty-sjxth. Live music will be provided. Wendy Lee Sellek Congratulations to the Randy Selleks on the arrival of wee Wendy Lee who was born Sunday afternoon at Memorial hospital weighing 6 lb3„ JLqjs. j Maternal grandparents are Mr: j and Mrs. Floytf Sfrfittt, patettifd | grandparents are Mr. And Mbs. I Mel Sellek. Nativity Lutheran Church News Vacation church school will start Monday, July 31, and will extend through August 11. Registration will be taken Monday, starting at 8:30; 'ill other days classes begin at 9 a.m. Theme of church school for 1961 is "Heroes of the Old Testament." Luther League will have'its swimming party, Sunday, July 30. The club will leave from the church at 1:30 to travel to Cedar Lake for an afternoon' of swimming, eating arid "fellowship. Choir rehearsals: S e n i o* Choir. Thursday - ?:30 p.m. Junior Choir, Saturday - 10 P<t„ m jLfo. &• Son # OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone EVergreen 5*0063 Machine All Types and Sixes (No Job Too Large or Too Small) For Prompt, Fast and Efficient Service call EV 5-4645 Ai's Welding & Repair Service 4021 W. Main St. McHenry, 111. ENJOY YOUR IHSURE TIMEI m Mpportlng OVC appliancM ir «Mt* conditio* BOLGER'S Drug Store 10S S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 Watch CUSTOM IV. GROW! 3413 W. Elm Street McHenry, III. i Morals are usually founded on intelligent conduct. OVERHEATED MOTORS A el®®g«d radiator lan moan real dumufji Manrf'i Pacfory Mow Jtt anw 100% RADIATOR Cleaning and Ripairii{ AT LOW, PSAT-RAW MUCH Complete Stock Of • Rebuilt Radiator* ADAMS' BROS* REPAIR SERVICE SSS1A W. Elm St. McHeni? Phone EV. 6-OT88 • * 1 *: piSB:;;' :>:S: < < HBSi ilyllliiilllll W?' >N? ©1961 BY VOLKSWAGEN 0F AMERICA, INC. You don't have to replace hail the car. A new front fender for a Volkswagen doesn't mean major surgery. Just 10 bolts, and you're in business. The Volkswagen people made simple maintenance a part of the car's design; and they did it while the VW was still on the drawing board. In fact, they went a lot deeper than the fenders. Example: we can remove and replace the whole engine in 90 minutes. (If you wanted to keep the engine and replace the car, it would take longer. But it's possible. That's because we--and all our fellow VW dealers--have every VW part in stock or on tap.) Of course, as your VW dealer, we do have this edge: most VW parts are interchangeable from one year to the next. So if your 1951 VW needed a fender, II wouldn't be any more trouble (or expense) thou if it were a 1961. Or we'll be happy to replace a whole VW for you. For just 51,595* Brand new. And you can pick o new coloi; loo. •Suggested Retail Price P.O.E. HeHenry Comty import M©f@rs, In©. SALES and SERVICE 114 W. Rand Road Ph. EV 5-4100 Lakemoor - McHenry, DL © *UTH0RIZC» OCALtft RIGID'FRAMB WITH STORAGE TWO-CARS WITH STORAGE "RIGID FRAME" CONSTRUCTION IT'S NEW - AND SO DIFFERENT - AND-WILL SAVE TIME AND MONEY YOU CAN ,BUILD,IT .YOURSELF ON A WEEKEND-- OR, WE HAVE RELIABLE LOCAL BUILDERS READY TO BUILD YOUR GARAGE (IB Compare the Features! Compare the Quality! COMPARE THE PRICE! AND REMEMBER --- IT'S FULLY GUARANTEED BY. ©PiN F&OBAY E TIL 9 ALEXANDER LUMBER CO THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER On Hif Braay 31 South of Main Street -- McHenry, EVergreen 5-1424 -