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Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, March 22, 1962 |'i U McCullom Lake June Nuptials For Miss Cable Eve Levesque .June is the traditional month for brides and what a lovely one Miss Barbara (Poppy) Cable will make on Saturday, 'June 2, when she will wed Mr. Phillip Nienstedt of Scottsdale, Ariz. They will repeat their vows at All Saints Episcopal church in Chicago. Poppy's parents are Alice and Bud Cable of 5120 W. Parkview. and her future bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Nienstedt of Riverside, 111. Following their reception and honeymoon, the young couple will make their home in Arizona where Phillip is employed. Poppy, a graduate of McHenry high school, received her ^sheepskin" from the University of Illinois in *58 and has been employed as district advisor for the Girl Scouts, Inc. in the loop. Mr. Nienstedt graduated also from the U. of I. in 1956. An outstanding scholar, Poppy received several scholarships during her student days at the university. We couldn't be happier for Alice and Bud and their engaged daughter. This family has further reason for "crowing" but that appears in another item! During the evening an exciting debate was conducted by Karl "O'Blum," Dave "O'Hansen," and Lil' "O'Ringelstetter," three good Irishmen! Seems they were discussing St. Patrick's birth since he has been claimed by the Irish, Scotch, English, and French. When all has been revealed we might even find that he was really a Scandinavian! Wanna bet? Groceries and liquid Refreshments were served to about eighty people. a social session. All women of the community are cordially invited -- especially those who have just arrived in the village. Large Crowd For Democratic Bally An estimated crowd of about 100 persons attended the Democratic rally at Whitey and Bernice's on Saturday night as Theresa Schultz played hostess. Several office seekers were present. From one who attended we hear the speeches were short and succinct. Ham sandwiches were on the menu and dancing to an orchestra followed. Reported to be a successful party. Bowling Party For St. Patrick's Day Victory was almost theirs-- but again, our local lads bowed in defeat to the mighty bowling teams sponsored by Harry McDade by a mere eighty-six pins. McDonalds' boys tried to break this winning streak Ayhich the city fellows have -been displaying but all was for naught. Even A1 Otto, Sr.'s 648 pins couldn't do the jojb. Next in line were Ray Kuna with 568 and Bill Padgett with SR8 The other local bowlers included Fred Matthesius, Dick Kleinhuizen, Sam B u e n z 1 i, .Ralph Kick, Eddy Wagner, Ed O'Brien, Ray Blake, Bill and Charlie Brennan, Ron Summer, Ron Lockwood, and last and least! Merv Schmitt. Following the tournament in town, fellas and their gals came back to McDonald's for a sumptuous repast of corned beef and all the trimmings. A colorful couple was Do and Muck Brennan who went all out to wearing green. Muck was sporting a lovely emerald shade of hair, and Do - was green complete with that color eyeshadow!! Mighty Young For Grandma And Grandpa! Alice and Bud Cable are singing praises about their first grandchild -- Beth Ann, the wee little daughter of son Robert and the former Arlette May, who were wed on Valentine's Day, 1961. The little lady was born at McHenry hospital March 3 in the morning and tipped the scales at 7 lb., 1 oz. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. May of Johnsburg and paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Ida Cable of Evergreen Park. Too bad the new li'l miss will be too young to take part in her aunt's wedding party in June, but Poppy has a little sister and small brother who could fill the bill! Time Is Running Out! Very few residents have purchased vehicle stickers and dog tags and the deadline is March 31. Better see Ernma Pyritz today!! A penalty is irhposed for waiting too long. Ladi> s Will Meet Tonight Weather permitting! Members- of the Ladies of the Lake will congregate in the beachhouse at 8 p.m. tonight (Thursday). Two meetings were called because of inclement weather so here's hoping the sun continues to shine! Several pressing matters of business will come before the group and will be followed by Village Board Routine business was conducted at the last meeting of the president and trustees on Monday, March 12. Snow plowing and condition of the roads was the big topic of conversation. The next meeting will be held Monday, March 26, at 8 p.m. and is open to the public. Verbal Orchids For Firemen Three pieces of equipment from the McHenry fire department were in the village last Tuesday and extinguished the flames at the Walter Hojnacki residence almost before the neighbors were aware anything was amiss. Marie was at home at the time when she smelled smoke arid felt the heat from the stove pipes. About three hundred dollars worth of damage was done,, but it could have been so much worse! Prompt action "on the part of Company 1 saved the entire home from going up in flames. We are exceedingly fortunate to have this splendid group handy at a minute's notice! on Sunday when he was visited by Richard Tobin, High Chief Ranger of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Mr. Tobin who lives in Chicago took time from a very busy schedule to visit "Dave" and he was honored to welcome his illustrious visitor. The Davidsens' niece, Mrs. Bernice Zimmerman, and her daughter, Linda, of Morton Grove also journeyed out to pay their respects to Marge and Helge. Plaudits For Local Scholar When the dean's honor roll at the Milwaukee School of Engineering was published, Ken Swado's name appeared and don't think mom and dad, Lil and Lee, aren't proud! Ken graduated from McHenry high in 1956 and has been studyirj; electrical engineering in Milwaukee. In addition to being a "brain," Ken is also a very talented musician and has had his own "combo." Surgery for Young Lad Tom Ringelstetter has been absent from his studies at St. Patrick's school since his operation last Saturday. He can boast to his chums about staying in McHenry hospital over night and we hear he was a good patient. His convalesence should be of short duration and he can pick up his three R's where he left off! Cognac, Chicken 'N' Cards Clemencia and Bob Fernandez spread the "welcome mat" for several guests on Sunday. In addition to a delicious fried ohicken and trimmings dinner, hosts and guests sampled some excellent wine, French cognac, and "firewater" known as tequila. While the kiddies amused themselves, the adults played cards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Epiminio Guajardo and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gonzalez and their small fry -- Teresa and Oscar, Jr. Orchid Occasions Bill Hecht and political aspirant* Jack Schlofner can be greeted with the traditional words today, March 22 . . . Nancy Burg will be 14 tomorrow and Ann "Matthesius also has a birthday on March 24 . .1 . Sylvia Fernandez will have four candles on her cake on the twenty-fifth and Peter Kasper and Alice Gustafson also celebrate this date . . . Thirty-five years wed for Florida vacationers, Louise and Ed Hammers1;ein, while son Ed, Jr. and Betty will be married thirteen on this date . . . Mark Hansen will be 14 and Ed Stacknick and Cathy Schlitt, too, observe March 26. Best wishes to all. Hope ol', sol keeps burning up the snow and we'll see you next week. Use The Classifieds R. N. Ahead For Former Resident An angel of mercy is what folks will call Beverly Sesko when she finishes her nurse's training at St. Anthony's hospital in Rockford. Beverly, who is the daughter of Carrie of Front Street, McHenry antl A1 Sesko was capped during a candlelight ceremony in the chapel of the hospital recently. The Seskos formerly resided on Parkview West in the village. Distinguished Visitor For Ifelge Helge Davidsen, who had several bad accidents this winter and has been laid up for about five ninths, was thrilled FISH FRY Every Friday Steak -- Lobster at McDONALD'S McCULLOM LAKE PRIBLA Treasurer McHenry^ County The Man for the Job Vote Republican April 10 EARL E. WALSH INSURANCE fire. Auto, Farm & Life L» Representing KMt.TART.ir, COMPANIES When You Need Insurance oi Any Kind Phone" EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-095S 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, ED DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1286 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV4 5-0186 Res. Phone: EV 5-6191 Thurs.: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. Evenings •urd 6 08:9 Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-62 SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment 2 Miles South on Rt. 31 Ph. EVergreen 5-0950 8-62 GORDON E. SERGANT Registered Professional Engineer ^ Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 4193 Vl Mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnsburg - Wilmot Road 5-62 DR. LEONARD L. BOTTAR1 Optometrist Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted 1303 N. Richmond Road Hours: Evenings Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdays: 3 to 6 p.m. . Phone EV. 5-2262 8-62 playt with new cloth lining now start at 8.95 Gladstone's "Store for Everyone" 1219 N. Green St. McHenry, 111. Ph. EV 5-0182 © W6t or INTERNATIONAL CATex CORPORATION FRI irdles Here's real news/ The makers of Playtex have put a soft sheer cloth lining in the Playtex Magic Controller. This new cloth lining has millions of tiny air-fluffed fibers that breathe with you--keep you cool and comfortable all day. And the new Playtex Magic Controller has seven-way stretch. Whether you stand, stoop or sit it won't ride up. Magic finger panels give tummy control and your new Playtex won't puncture or tear. Magic Controller, White only, XS, S, M, L 8.95; XL 9.95 With zipper XS, S, M, L 10.95; XL 11.95. Panty Girdle. With garters it's a panty girdle. Without garters it's a panty brief. White only. XS, S, M, L 9.95. NTED IN V. S. A. NAMED TO COMMITTEE Elwood Howell of McHenry was named a member of the executive committee at a meeting of the board of directors which followed the twentysecond annual meeting of the American Dairy association, held earlier this month in Peoria. Tolerance is what an educated person needs to listen to an ignorant one. A deep vein of coal has beeii found high in the limestone mountains of Montana--one, a product of the forests and swamps, the other, a product of the seas, each on a frigid mountain top. NOTICE OF POLLING PLACES IN THE VARIOUS ELECTION DISTRICTS Of THE VARIOUS ELECTION PRECINCTS, IN THE COUNTY OF McHENRY AND STATE OF ILLINOIS FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION. TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1962 RILEY -- Riley Town Hall •-- Riley Township, Illinois MARENGO 1 -- Community Center -- W. Prairie St., Marengo, HL ^ MARENGO 2 -- Lindsay Garage -- N. State St., Marengo, 111. MARENGO 3 -- Kelley Bros. Garage -- N. State St., Marengo, 111. DUNHAM -- Cavin Motors -- 338 Division St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 1 -- City Municipal Building -- N. Division St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 2 -- Masonic Temple --- N. Ayer St., Harvard, HL CHEMUNG 3 -- Episcopal Parish House -- E. Sumner St., Harvard, HL CHEMUNG 4 -- American Legion Hall -- N. Ayer St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUN(| 5 -- Jones Packing Company -- Lawrence, 111. % ALDEN -- Fire Station -- Alden, I1L HARTLAND -- Hartland Twp. Garage -- Hartland, 111. SENECA -- Franklinville Town Hall -- Seneca Township, 111. CORAL -- Union Town Hall -- Union, 111. GRAFTON 1 -- Village Hall -- Huntley, 111. GRAFTON 2 -- Lakewood Village Hall -- Lakewood, Crystal Lake, I1L GRAFTON 3 -- Grafton Twp. Beach House -- 430 N. Shore Dr., Crystal Lake, 111. • DORR 1 -- Abbott's Garage -- E. Judd St., Woodstock, I1L DORR 2 -- Reichert's Garage -- 417 Clay St., Woodstock, I1L DORR 3 -- Tidy Rug Cleaners -- 200 Washington St., Woodstock, 111. DORR 4 -- Woodward's Garage -- 239 N. Throop St., Woodstock, I1L DORR 5 -- Court House Annex -- Calhoun St., Woodstock, 111. DOOR 6 -- Butler Bros. Auto Parts -- 206 Dean St., Woodstock, 111. DORR 7 -- U.S. Army Recruiting Office -- Intersection of Jackson &£ Jefferson Sts., Woodstock, 111. DORR 8 -- Basement School Dist. 48 -- Ridgefield, 111. GREENWOOD 1 -- Greenwood Town Hall -- Village of Greenwood, I1L GREENWOOD 2 -- Paines Sport Shop -- Rt. No. 47, Woodstock, I1L HEBRON -- Fire Station -- Hebron, 111. RICHMOND 1 -- Memorial Hall -- Richmond, 111. RICHMOND 2 -- Basement Post Office Bldg. -- Solon Mills, 111. BURTON -- Town Hall -- Spring Grove, 111. • McHENRY 1 -- Muzzy's Apt. -- Ring wood. 111. McHENRY 2 -- Community Methodist Church •-- 8717 W. Main St.# McHenry, 111. McHENRY 3 -- A, S. Blake Motors -- 3318 W. Pearl St., McHenry, 111. •McHENRY 4 -- Johnsburg Rescue Bldg. -- Chapel Hill Rd.„ Johnsburg, I1L McHENRY 5 -- Wonder Lake Fire House -- Wonder Lake, 111. McHENRY 6 -- V.F.W. Clubhouse -- W. Route 120. McHenry, I1L McHENRY 7 -- Geo. P. Freund Implement -- 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rdw^ McHenry, 111. McHENRY 8 -- Rod & Gun Club Barnard Mill Rd., Wonder Lake, 111. McHENRY 9 -- Lakemoor Fire House -- Rand Rd., Lakemoor, I1L McHENRY 10 -- Oak Wood Shores Model Home -- 3124 Westmoor Dr., Wonder Lake, 111. McHENRY 11 -- Seibel Motor Sales -- W. Rt. 120, McHenry, I1L McHENRY 12 -- McCullom Lake Beach House -- Lake Shore Dr., Mc-^ Cullom Lake, 111. ' McHENRY 13 -- Lakeland Park Community House, Sunset Ave., Lakeland Park, McHenry, 111. McHENRY 14 -- McHenry Fire House -- 3610 W. Elm St., McHenry, I1L McHENRY 15 -- Pistakee Yacht Club -- Pistakee Bay, McHenry, 111. McHENRY 16 -- Sunnyside Village Hall -- Sunnyside, I1L McHENRY 17 -- Pistakee Highlands Community House -- Pistakee Highlands, McHenry, 111. ^ NUNDA 1 -- Carl Woerner Heating -- 176 & Burton's Bridge | NUNDA 2 -- Fire Department Building -- Crystal Lake, 111. NUNDA 3 -- Odd Fellows Hall -- Crystal Lake, 111. NUNDA 4 -- Congregational Church -- Island Lake, 111. * NUNDA 5 -- Conlon-Collins Ford -- Rt. 176, Crystal Lake, 111. NUNDA 6 -- Country Store -- Lily Lake Rd., McHenry, 111. NUNDA 7 -- Melvin Beese House -- 4909 S. Roberts Rd., McHenry, I1L NUNDA 8 -- Country Motors -- Rt. No. 31 8c Idyll Dell Road fc NUNDA 9 -- Midwest Auto Service -- Rt. No. 31 $ 176, Crystal Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 1 -- Village Hall -- Algonquin, 111. ALGONQUIN 2 -- Immanuel Lutheran School -- 174 McHenry Ave., Crystal Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 3 -- Village Hall -- Cary. 111. ALGONQUIN 4 -- American Legion Home -- Fox River Grove, 111. ALGONQUIN 5 -- Crystal Lake High School -- Crystal Lake, I1L ALGONQUIN 6 -- East view School -- Rt. No. 62, Algonquin, 111. ^ ALGONQUIN 7 -- Recreation Building -- Lake Shore, Crystal Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 8 -- Fire Department Building -- Cary, 111. ALGONQUIN 9 -- Village Hall -- Fox River Grove, 111. ALGONQUIN 10 -- Crystal Lake Central School -- Paddock St., Crystal Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 11 -- Lith Village Hall -- Lake in the Hills, 111. J ALGONQUIN 12 -- Oak Knoll Grade School -- First St., Cary, IU. J ALGONQUIN 13 -- Lincoln-Mercury Garage -- 325 Virginia St., Crystal j Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 14 -- Community Bldg. -- Haeger's Bend, Algonquin, HL ALGONQUIN 15 -- Community Building -- Lake in the Hills, HL ALGONQUIN 16 -- Community Bldg. Venetian Gardens -- Fox River Grove, 111. ALGONQUIN 17 -- Shell Oil Gas Station -- Cary, 111. ALGONQUIN 18 -- Algonquin Fire Station -- Algonquin, I1L 4 Dated at Woodstock, Illinois this 13th day of March, A.D. 1962. COUNTY CLERK