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Page Ten THE McHENRY PLAINDEAXXB Thursday, May 3. 1962 a! McCullom Lake GENERAL MEETING OF CULLOM-KNOLL SUNDAY. MAY 6 Eve Lev esq ue Arpording to the by-laws of this organization, a general meeting must be held the first week in May, and this will be complied with - this Sunday ai J p.m. at the beachhouse. President of the club is Don Parenti with Bill Walter, second in command; Vema Schlofner handling the minutes, and :4Vfii'ky Murray in charge of finances. There are many important hits of business on the agenda and if we are to have any kind of summer festival, the plans must go into operation. "Many hands make light work" and if we all cooperate, there won't be too much for any one person. WE NEED YOU! With the advance of warm weather," the kids ovill be screaming for their raft and this must be launchefcL The beach needs some work\(Jone on it. just to mention a few the necessitie^-Lo be dealt with. I Iyet's "pop"'Dob's eyes and1 have every merTtw^'on board" I on Sunday. See YOtLtDore? ! f'K lever Kra/.y Kreatioiis" J "Seeing is believing" and you would have to in order to j fully appreciate the creative ingenuity displayed by the j members of- the Ladies of the Lake last Thursday. ! Some hais were beautiful : an£ others just .plain "nutty"! [ For instance, Louise Hammer- j stem who stole the show, dis- i played a.gorgeous bit of fluff ; about' 14 inches by 22 of pink j cle&nsiTfg- tissue stuck into a wire frame and topped off with imitation jonquils, tulips, and a .pussy willow . . Petey Schmidt copped second place with "most unusual" and her head was . topped off with a yellow plastie- child's training seat, ait<J fluffy, jit tie chicks mounted around the rim . . Tommy Fox with her "funnfest" winner rarrio |jp GI1C Cf hST youngster's • Easter bonnets frqfrt infant days with a monkey. p l a y i n g the cymbals mounted on the frame, and selling balloons. The sign on the side read "won't someone buy my d--- Walloons?" Not enough prizes to go aro^. d .but those who "also ran-" included Grace Kinsey in a felt fedora trimmed with red ribEon, holly, pine cones, and evergreens v . . Harriet Burghart sported a ^natural straw coolie hat itrirnmed with blue bows-; •. . Marge Stacknick's hoaclpjiecp Was aJIlh paper including a paper plate, trimmed with a paper bunny, ditto flowers, bows, doifie, and blue crepe paper streamer . . Marie McKim was "nautical but nice" in a sailor hat with colored clip clothes pins, long white plume drifting out the side and Donald Duck in a row boat tacked on behind . . Emma Pyritz sported a "bowling beanie" trimmed with all the symbols of that favorite American pasttiine. Seems as though Otto received it for an award as low bowler one year . . Joanne Mai was "tres chic" in her French fry pan, trimmed with flowers and ivy in cascade . . Creating a lovely frame for her face, was Bobbie Carroll's choice of-a white-straw bonnet bedecked with red roses and green leaves . . . Marge Tichy (Sally Olsen's daughter) "boloxed" up a wool tam with pin cushion, ribbons, and flowers while her mom (Sally) did justice to a black straw trimmed with buttons of all sizes topped off with a chick "bustin' out of his shell" . . . This reporter wore an inverted Easter basket with imitation grass, eggs, and a cow grazing, enclosed in a white picket fence. Inhere--you have the details. Unhatted gals Laura Slater, Edilh Breridle and Martha Syltlie were stuck with the job of judging for punishment. Anot her guest besides Marge Tichy was Marie McKini's lovely mom - Marie Hojnacki. Elated with their good fortune in the game department were Emma Pyritz, Sally Olsen, Louise Hammerstein, Laura Slater, Marge Tichy, Tommy Fox, Marie Hojnacki, Edith Brendle and Elizabeth Reiter. Other awards went to Emma Pyrit/ and Grace Kinsey. The gals have a terrific inducement -- but you must be present to be eligible. Come to the meetings end find out the details. Next rvenf will be held next Thursday. May 10. Congrats ¥0 New S^untv Chairman You coultoftH--possibly have 1 missed the picture\of t he "head ( of our family" emblaVoned on j the first page last week. In j print, this reporter would like j to offer congratulations and | best wishes as Jake takes over j the reins of McHenry /oun'y | Republican Central Committee, and to (.'buck Miller outgoing chairman Weil done, ol buddy! Notes from The Village Board In the absence of the president. Robert Zahn was proposed to handle the gavel at the last meeting of the village board on Monday, April 23. by. Art Stuhlfeier and seconded by Art Nelson. In the quest fcr a new village engineer, Richard Baxter cf Baxter and Woodman was on hand to present qualifications to fulfill this duty. Others will be interviewed and a choice made by the committee. Unwanted trees -- a total of fourteen -- have been in the process of removal this past week. Foul* which block the roadway along Knollwood Drive and East Lane have been taken down and ten more are slated for similar treatment. The board will meet again on Monday, May 13, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited. and Pa Olsen, Mrs. Marge Tichy . of Broadview, caused a good deal of excitement and worry last Friday morning. As she prepared to alight from our shopping car,, she struck her knee on the door handle. Her mother Sally Olsen, Elma Nelson and I were ready to enter a store for shopping. As Marge stopped by the back door of the vehicle, shock must have set in and she fainted dead away. As she fell, she struck her "head on the blacktop paving. Mrs. Nelson ran to the store for help and returned with George Mrachek (who drives an ambulance, plus his store dut ies) Who administered first aid. \ Mrs. Tichy regained consciousness shortly and was able to continue shopping with us. The injury to her knee proved secondary to the aches and pains she sustained from her fall. Sure hope there are no repercussions from this accident. Mel Tichy arrived on Saturday to transport his wife and two lads, Jimmy and Bobby, back to the safety of the city. He was given a full s*t of details nnd promised to watch over her. Natal "Daze" Best wishes to Barbie Nye as she turns 7 on May 5 and ditto to Sandy Brennan who will be a lovely young lady of 15 on that date . . . 'Tis the ninth anniversary of his birth for Terry Brendle on May S . . May 9 is the day for Donny Tomasello to celebrate. Best wishes to all. The Welcome Mat Was Spread At the Dennis Straumann manse over Eas e; weekend, •\ben Phyllis ent.'f int'l her in-laws who journeyed down from Minneapolis. Down the stfeet a short distance' lives Maw and Paw- Piotrowski who also were entertaining Chicago guests. The two families converged and partook cf their Easter goodies at Phil and Denny's. Naturally, the wee ones basked in the limelight. 'Twas the first time that paternal "grandmother, Mrs. Wilma Russell, met her new granddaughter, Debbie. Baby Sitting While Stork Hovers Grandma Edith Tamburino brought her young grandson, Tommy Roinenen, to visit with Aunt Theresa and Uncle Will Schultz last Sunday. Edie hails from Chi while Tom lives with mom and pop in Indiana. Edie is caring for the youngster while daughter, Delores, prepares to make her a grandmother for the fourth time. The Indiana couple have one daughter living and one de- Hold Annual Siamp Exhibition May 19-20 Saturday, May 19, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Sunday, May 20, from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., has been set as the date and time for "Crystapex VII", Crystal Lake's annual stamp exhibition and bourse given by the Crystal Lake Stamp club. The past six years have seen ceased. Another girl child would sure fill the bill. Take your lawn mowers out of Winter storage. Time to strain your muscles in the yard department. Looks like spring is here to stay. And did you miss your hour's sleep? It was 2 a.m. on Sunday, wasn't it, Bill Brennan? See you next week. this small club's show grow in scope and this year is no exception as, The McHenry County Coin club joins them in a joint effort in making the best stamp and coin ,exhibit in northern Illinois. There are to be over 100 frames of stamps in a competative display and an extensive display of the various coins of the world by members df the coin club- The stamp club's offerings are to be all "new and will cover general collections, specialize aijji thematics and will be divided between the senior and junioi divisions with appropriate awards in &il classes. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Tillers and Toilers Giving their all for the good of their community were several teen agers who formed a work party last week during spring vacation. They raked the beach and removed tree limbs which were detracting from the beauty. Those who deserve honorable mention are Barbara Lorch, Mary Beth Luto, Penny Miller, Bill Aalto, Billy Brennan, Jeannie Scarbrough, Ginny Taylor and Jeanne Reid. Nice work, kids. These young people are members of the Griffins, and they meet every Tuesday. Probably won't be too long before their dances will commence at the beach. Clean Your Closets And save the residue (out grown clothing -- not DUST!) for the Ladies of the Lake rummage sale scheduled for Saturday, May 26. For further information, contact Louise Hammerstein. Routine Visit Makes Headlines As she neared the end of her delightful stay with her mom MACHINERY R1DGEFIELD, ILLINOIS 5 Miles East of Woodstock -- 2 Miles North jof Crystal Lake at farm located in Ridgefield, 111. CAM YOU BEAT CASH SAVINGS? tfmsiL AY. 7.1962 (11 a.m.) TRACTORS -- McD 400 D w/power steering & fast hitch; J. D. 70 D w/power steering; Terra Trae No. 400 Crawler w/hyd. loader; Ford No. 850 w/Wagnej/loader; Jubilee Ford w/Wagner loader; Oliver No. 66 w/hyd. loader; Ford w/Wagner loader; McD Model M Tractor, 1951; McD Model H Tractor; McD Model 200 Tractor; McD Super C w/Wagner loader; McD Model C Tractor; Case Model L.A. w/hydraulics; McD Super M Tractor; M.H. Model 44 Tractor; McD Model H Tractor; J.D. Model 50 w/power steering; J. D. Model B Tractor, 1951; McD Model B Tractor; Oliver Model 80 Tractor. " CORN PLANTERS -- J. D. No. 494 4-row planter, like new; J. D. No. 490 4-row planter; J. D. 290 Planter; McD 2-row Planter; McC Planter. BALERS, RAKES and MOWERS -- N. H. No. 78 P.T.O. Baler; N. H. No. 66 Baler; J. D. 14T Baler; 2 McD 45T Balers; N., I. Rake on rubber; J. D. Rake on rubber; 2 J. D. No. 5 Mowers; N. I. Mower; McD Mower. CORN PICKERS -- J. D. No. 227 Picker; Ford Picker Sheller; J. D. No. 227 Picker; J. D. 5 bottom Disc Plow. MISC. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT -- J. D. 10* Wheel Disc; Case 7 Disc; Mc Loader; N. I. 40' Elevator; Meyers 40' Elevator; J. D. Blower; 2 Case Wind Rowers, 8'; J. D. 2 row Cultivator; McD 2-row Cult.; A. C. 2 row Cultivator; McD 4-row Cultivator; N. I. No. 17 Manure Spreader; J. D. P.T.O. Spreader: W. B. Rotary Chopper; Ford Rotary Chopper; 3 Wagons & Racks; 2 New Wagons; Jeep & Snow Plow; A. C. Combine; McD 64 Combine; McD 4 bottom 14" Plow; 2 Ford Plows'; N. H. Field Chopper; McD Blower; Gehl Blower; J. D. 4-row Cultivator; McD 4-row Cultivator; A. C. 3-14 Mounted Plow; 2 4-section Drags; Knoeddler P.T.O. Mill; Letz P.T.O. Mill. TERMS -- $25.00 and under Cash: Vi Down and Balance in Monthly Payments. 6 Months Time on Good Bankable Notes. Settlement Must Be Made on Day of Sale. All Consignments Will Be Sold In Order Received. PAN POWERS MACHINERY ROW Phone Crystal Lake 458-0285 Lunch Wagon on Grounds No doubt about it -- nothing can touch cash savings when it comes to putting more money into your purse! 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