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, May 24, 1962 • THE McHENRY fLAINDEALER Page Fifteen McCullom Lake LADIES SPONSOR ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY Elma Nelson l^t's that time of the year again. Who can resist browsing through the tables and racks loaded with clothing, furniture, household articles, jewelry, --a bargain hunting gal's paradise! The Ladies of the Lake are presenting their •annual rummage sale, and the ^doors of the beach house will . be open to the public from 10 la.m. 'till 5 p.m. Saturday, May Past experience will recall the values are big and price - tags are tiny. The proceeds f from this affair will be d6riat- ? ed to the Cullom-Knoll build- 1 ing fund. The committee- is ; headed by Louise Hammeri stein, her co-chairman is Ethel I Schmitt and the staff of workers include Ethel Eox, Marie ij McKim, Edith Brendl, Bobby ) Carroll, Elsie Nelson, Myra ; J^rray and Lois "Parent i. To insure the success of the Sfile, I donations of all kinds are necd- I ed. Here's a fine place to bring f that lamp that went up in the |att ic when you got the new I'one --Jor the dress that just f1 never did have the appeal it did on the store rack. I guess everyone has that sort of thing • '] --so bring 'em down. The I* beach house will bo open on \ ^tiday afternoon and evening. |an d someone will be there to I receive your donations. The | date of the sale is Saturday, I May 26, at the beach house. ; See you there? i Village Board Notes t The president and trustees convened in regular session I Monday, May 14. Appropria- • tipns and levys for the coming j fir.r were presented by finani rial chairman, William Creutz. | Rond conditions, repairs and | oiling were discussed and work I on same should begin in the I near future. It was brought to |t he board's attention that I there have been rumors spread | about concerning our proposed I sewage system and the amount I it will cost each home owner installation. These rumors e not only entirely untrue they are fantastic. PLEASE, before you lend an car to loose talk -- attend the board meetings and hear what our governing body and men of authority, connected with the s<§wag& system installation have to say. What is said there 11 be the facts. ) i o iC Summer is Here Spring it is, and hot summer weather we have been having --but one sure sign of the season is the placing of the raft in the lake. It sounds like a simple job, but believe me, it is not quite that. It took a lot of good strong backs and a lot' of co-operation. At aro'und' 10 a.m. Sunday. May 20, "operations mop 'up" began. A fyoup of fellows, . resplendant m work clothes and waders, etc., dug in. and within two hours the water a.ea at the bearh, the drainage ditch to the west of the beach were dragged clean of the flotsum and jet sum that had collected since last season. Truckloads of logs, sticks and other refuse were hauled away. Jake Levesque and Ole OKon donaied the dcrviccs of the trucks tha* did me hauling. After the beach was beautifully polished, the f e l l o w s a d j u s t e d t h e r a f t , tightened nuts and bolts, put on the ladder and spring board and painted it a real fancy pink and into the water it went, much to ihe deliirht of the local small and not-sosmall fry. The fellows we are grateful to for this civic service are Bob Fernandez, chairman, Roger Kinsay. Don Parent i. Earl .Nelson, Ken Nelson. Ed Hammorstcin. Ole Olson, Allen McKim, Elinor Thorp, Clayton Nelson. Jake Levesque and Art Stuhli'^ifr. Home Sweet Home Carney, but how true. It's pretty difficult to say on what side of the fence the joy was more evident --was it Eve Levesque or father Jake and the four sprouts? She returned home Sunday, May 20, after a week of hospitalization following major surgery for a perforated ulcer. She looks and feels just fine-- a little thin perhaps, but real good. A week or so should see her pretty nearly back to normal --rugged little gal, this one. Memorial Day Program A service in observance of Memorial Pay will be held at the beach, starting at 10:30 a.m. It will be conducted under the auspices of the Cullbm- Knoll association with M^- Theresa Schultz as program chairman, assisted by village president, J. R. Levesque. Orchids to the American Legion rifle squad, auxiliary, drum and bugle corps and Viscounts for their cooperation. Choral Club Capers Otto and Emma Pyritz wined and dined in high style Monday, May 14. Their "host" was the McHenry Choral club and 1he occasion was. the banquet held after the Spring Concert for the members of the group. It was held at one of the newer spots in town and a sumptuous buffet was spread with roast beef, potatoes au gratin, salad molds, spaghetti, relish trays, rolls and butter, dessert and coffee. After the repast, members and guests enjoyed liquid libation and five acts of clever entertainment. Emma said she met Ann and Fred Matthesius, Verna Schloffner, and Barbara Brand there too. Acts on Committee When the Zion Lutheran church Ladies Aid sponsored a salad luncheon and fashion show recently, our Elsie Nelson assisted on the capable kitchen committee. Other details of this inspiring affair appear elsewhere in the paper. Arkansas Travelers? Well not exactly --for while Vi and Ben Gates' 2,100 .mile vacation trip did take them in part to Arkansas --they "went down the road a piece" to Texas also. On Sunday, May 6, at 1:43 a.m., mind you, the Gates took to the tollways. First stop was Bull Shoals, ArkC, where they enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Winters, formerly of McHenry. A few days later found them in Dallas, Tex.They enjoyed Dallas and all it had to offer, and moved on to Grand Prairie, Tex., where they exchanged family news with a nephew, Bill Gates, Jr., and his family. Next stop was Hot Springs, Ark. They had three days of reallj 'doing the town, the balhs and massages. The baths were nice, says Vi. but oh m a s s a g e s - - w o n d e r f u l ! T h e y arrived home at 1 p.m., Sunday. May 13, in time to spend .Mother's Day with sons, Glen and Bob. Hospitalized Sunday, May 13, was a bad day for Gene Piotrowski. He had been feeling ill all day -- breathing was difficult and his throat was constricted. By midnight he was in bad shape. From all indications and symp- I'omsi. was having a heart unbulance took him stock hospital, administering oxygen on the way. An electro cardiogram proved his heart to be in good condition, so the search for his problem began. A series of tests were conducted during the four flays he was there and the results were - of all things ulcers! Tense nerves were the cause of his breathing difficulties. He was released Thursday afternoon and came home to a worried Lottie with the bland diet list prescribed. Say. this ulcer bit isn't catching, it is? Corns, he wa attm'k. An ar to |Woodstoel ft Located 4 miles N. E. .ft Crystal Lake 3 miles South McHenry 1'- miles East of Route 31 on the Corner of Gracy and Haricxille Roads'on SUNDAY. MAY 27,1962 At 1J00 p.m. Eathen Allen maple dining room set; 2 piece hutch; cornet . hutch; table with 3 captain chairs; 2 straight chairs; sectional davenport; 2 occasional chairs; 3 end tables; RCA 21" television set; floor lamps; cotlee table. 29x12 oval rugs; davenport; adding machine; typewriter-; office desk and.. chair; lounging Chair; New Englander bed and sofa; chest of drawers; Zenith |Artable trans Oceanic radio: occasional chair; twin bed set; dresser; mirror; 25 hall runner: ironing boards; round oak table.; twin beds; double chest of drawers: night stand; 9x17 beige rug and pad; portable radio; dishes: kitchenware; flower stands; throw rugs. etc. MIS< KLLANEOI S TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT -- Simplicity 32" Model 575 riding mower; Simplicity garden tractor with disc, plow and sickle bar; Champion 4'2 h.p. outboard motor; fishing tackle; 24" Delta jig saw; bench vise; 16x16 tarp; Atlas 10" table saw with extensions and 1 h.p. electric motor; garden tools: lawn furniture; charcoal, grill; electric V •frill; electric 6" hand saw; 2 new birch doors; tile cutter; lawn roller: portable washing machine; 410 shotgun; 16 gauge shotgun: 735 M. rifle; electric fans; rubber ..matting; garden hose; 1950 Pontiac panel truck. Many other items too numer- \ous to mention. Terms -- Cash Not Responsible ' for Accidents DAN POWERS -- Auctioneer 1 It was Gene who drove Chrys Levesque. and Diane Bjork home after Eve was hospitalized with her ulcer! A Cute Appendicitis Pauline Sheriff didn't think so, so let's push the words ,to-. gether and make it acute appendicitis. A sudden, attack took her to McHenry hospital Sunday, May 13, where she underwent immediate surgery. Her recuperation progressed in a fine manner and on Sunday, May 20, she was released. Husband Shorty, resplendant in Bermuda shorts, took her home to a waiting son and daughter-in-law, Bob and Aileen Sheriff, whq had an outdoor barbecue in pcogfeVs. reason for Ihe celebrationwa^ twofold --/Mom came home from the/hospital and also the Sheriffs had their forty-fifth wedding anniversary on Friday, May 18, while Pauline was hospitalized. ' • Sympathy Friends and neighbors extend sincere sympathy to Madaline Nathanson in the passing of her father, Salvatoref( Schiavone, of Oak Park. Mr. Schiavone had been ill for a year and during that time had made four trips to the hospital. His death occurred • early Saturday morning. May 12, and interment was in Mt. Carmel cemetery in Hillside on May 15. Our sympathy to Lillian Hansen in the loss of an uncle, Irving Christensen. Mr. Christensen. 72 years old, was a resident of Dowagiac, Mich. He succumbed to a heart attack on May 17 arid was brought to Chicago for burial. Interment was at Arlington cemetery, May 19. All Shook l"p They should have been, but they were not--ah youth! The place was a trampoline lot near here and the occasion was our Don Nelson's twelfth birthday. The four boys who made like Mexican jumping beans were Jay Levesque,^.Mark' Hansen, Ed Koch and Don. A swimming session followed .and then the boys packed themselves with outdoor barbecued h a m b u r g e r s a n d w h i p p e d cream cake. 'Twas a great day for Don. Congrats To Marge Olson and Ben Gates, for they both picked a holiday for a birthday --May 30 is the big day. Ginny and Frank Parkhurst Lakemoor CLEAN UP DRIVE IN VILLAGE SET FOR SATURDAY Annette Schmit Don't forget your clean-up pick-up this Saturday. Put out all those unwanted items such as old tires, broken wagons, last year's sled with the broken runner, and the glass from that broken window. As long as it is setting in "the back yard, it makes the back yard look messy. Pick up around the house and then place your things out on the roadway ere the pick-up men can rft^ahold of it. ket's all clean P! „ Home On Leave Airman 2 c Alfred M. Dember has been home on leave for two weeks from the Air Force. He was stalioned in Osan: Korea, and will be leaving tomorrow to go to Nellis Air Force Base in -Nevada. He was here at a very appropriate time, namely. Mother's day. As he leaves, we all want him to know that we wish him, "Good Luck. God Speed, and God Bless." Near Accident A call from Shirley Schuerr of Lilymoor tells us that while visiting her mother. Bertha Burger, here in "Lakemoor, she had a near accident. She tells how she left her mom's home and on one of the back roads some child darted out in front of her car on a bicycle. Needless to say. this must have been quite frightening. She asked if we would please put a notification . in this week's issue for all parents and bike riders to read. She tells that this incident happened when it was getting nigh on to dusk, and the child, with no lights on and no white shirt on could have easily been killed. Please, children, guard your life. The life you save may be, your own. And for parents, may we say that children should be cauwill celebrate 20 years of wedded iife on May 30. So that about wraps it up for this week. Eve is home, but resting, so I'll still be around for awhile. Thanks much tor the news bits that came during the past week and let's keep 'em coming to 385-3282. See vou around. tioned against tMe dangers of riding a bike. Welcome We welcome into our midst our new residents, John and Lucille La Barbara of 216 West Sunnyside Drive, who have just purchased their own home. Mr. and Mrs. La Barbara are formerly from Chicago. We wish to say, "welcome," and know that you will be very happy in your new home. cisco where his boat is ill dry dock. His family met him at O'Hare airport. He will be leaving soon again, but it must have been woridrful for Andy to see this fine young gent again. -- Good Luck, Bruce! Win Honors On Thursday, May 10, at the McHenry high school annual From Youth To Adulthood In a recent conversation with Marcella Foss, we were taking note of the fact that all families, sooner or later, grow up and grow away from their original threshold. Such is the case of Marcy's family. Since I haven't had too much contact with folks recently, due to my raising little ones, we find nerals of two of her loved ones. Mary's husband's brother, Salvatore Schiavone, and Mary's sister's husband, Frank Juliana, both passed to their reward within a week. The funerals were held in Chicago Dance-'-- JOHN STANLEY U 11 It's Time To Replace those Winter Worn Tires during our CHAMPIONS NYLON Blackwaiis 7.50-14 Tubeless T7K15T S1295 Tube Type Arai 6.70-15 $ Tubeless I495 6.70-15 $11 Tube^fype &JL Add $3 for Whitewalls 7.10-15 Tube Type Other Sizes* also Sale Priced RAYON - Blackwaiis 7.10-15 Tube Type AH I'ricos Plus Tax 1395 BATTERIES - TIRES - TUBES for Tractors, Trucks and All Passenger Cars All Sizes at Popular Prices Compleie CALL U S . . . FARM TIRE for your SERVICE Truck Tire Needs McHenry Tire Mart WALT FREL'ND. Prop. 8931 W. Main St Phone 385-0294 McHenry, 111. band banquet gold pins, silver | that other folks- are pins and letter awards were: Already grown men. Mom Foss given to accomplished students, tells me that son, Bob, is In our own locale, Rosanne, now in Japan and has been Brzezinski and Dianne Tush- there since last November. He kowski were recipients of gold j has been in the United States pins while Ldward Foster was; Marines for a year now and given a letter award. We are'will be overseas until 1965. mighty proud of the fine job We wish him all the luck and these folks have done. Con- j success in the world. And -- gratulations to all three ofjwe hope Mom is sending him y°u' | his Plaindealer everjj, week! r i Marcy also told, us ^that son, Friend Passes j Ricky. is ' in the Holy Cross Noted by the newspapers Seminary at La Crosse, Wis. this past week that Lillian It is surprising to see how Liebsohn passed away. Those fast children grow up and folks in the village who have how soon the patter of" tiny been in McHenry hospital will : feet cease. Just think, no more remember Lillian as that smil-1 pencil scribbling on the walls ing lady who took care of the j anymore! snack bar. Our condolences to] her family. j . Daneo -- " • 1)011 t lorget Trr^get your Happy Birthday, • tickets for the big, dance to Grandma Simmons (Aggie) j be held this Saturday at the has been busy putting on an-1 fire-community house. This other year. She 11 chalks hers . dance will be sponsored by the up on Monday, May 28. building corporation, proceeds We hear th&'t Dick/ Hyatt nf which will go. towards the added another year on ^May maintenance and improvement 15. I ll bet he bought his oWn j nf the building. This promises birthday present too! I noti/ed j to be a gala affair with fine that he's riding around in a music and much fun. Jim Krein fine new car. : js the chairman of the ticket Congratulations to both ! committee and tickets can be Grandma and Dick. j purchased from him or from j any of the business houses in Brue<\Cani^ Home the village as well as at, the Grandpa Arfd^rson is about door. Be sure to bring your to bust some buttons off his comfortable shoes for a full shirt, and rightly so! He's got i night pf dancing fun. someone to be mighty proud of. Andy's grandson, Bruce, 1 Our Sympathy who is an Ensign with the Our sympathy is extended to United States Navy flew home Mary Schiavone. who, this to Palatine from San Fran-1 past week attended the. fu- Suceessful The dance held at Club Lilymoor on Saturday, May 19, turned out to be a huge success. The Parents Association of the Lakemoor Scouts sponsored this affair and the rave notices tell us that the music was superb and the- fun and frolic was tremendous. It was indeed a beautiful evening. Get-Well Wish We noticed by the newspapers that our fellow columnist, Eve Levesque, was in the hospital last week. We send our good wishes and hope she gets well real fast. urn. The number is 385-5536. I hear that our Lakemoor Scouts did real well in Highland Park on Sunday. I'll try to get that story for you for the Memorial Day issue. DONALD CAMERON AMONG STUDENT WRITERS HONORED Firemen ^leet The McHenry County Firemen's association held their regular monthly meeting 011 May 21. * • • • Pantry Shower Held A lovely pantry showpr was held recently for Lorraine Heckmann and she expressed the fact that she never knew she had so many fine friends. Mrs. Viola Arbogast was hostess of the affair. Donald Cameron, son of Mrs. Jean C. Cameron, 1218 S. Blackhawk, McHenry, a junior at McHenry high school, was among some 200 young high school writers to be honored' recently at the "Voice of Youth" luncheon sponsored by the Chicago Tribune. During the school year, buddingauthors from three states j see their work selected from i thousands and published in the paper. In May each year, these students artd their faculty advisors are congratulated at a luncheon. This year, the luncheon was held at McCormick' place w here the guest speaker praised these young writers and encouraged them to "write and read." - • .. Don is a straight "A" stu- . dent at the high school and i plans to become a11 mechanical ; engineer, but his interests and ; talents are quite varied. He is certainly a credit to the community and the school, and congratulations are extended. Amen j With next week's deadline; earlier than usual, I am hold-i ing some of the news for next • week. Don't forget^ to jot down the number and call if you have some news for your col- .X ^ 1 Very jikely, the desire for change of scenery, release from monotony of farm or shop work and from home ties had a lot to do with the popularity of the Gold Rush of "49, just as it did during the Crusades. t FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products - FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone EV. 5~-019iTor EV. 5-0232 •XvavX j, • v :v:"" . '• -- There are several ways that a man can pay the price pf a new Cadillac car--and find himself in possession of an automobile of far less stature. Because there are many motorists currently considering the purchase of their next car, we would like to enumerate these ways of going astray. 1. Assume that the purchase price of a new Cadillac car is higher than it actually is. (There are eleven models pf other makes that this year cost more than the lowest-priced Cadillac model.) 2. Fail to appreciate that the basic price of a new Cadillac includes many important things that are extra on other cars. (Including automatic transmission, power steering and power braking.) i-anclnetrfetscne/ 3. Neglect to find out from a Cadillac dealer what your present car is worth in trade. (He is especially anxious this spring to welcome new owners.) And if you take one of these detours, think of all the unique pleasures you could be missing. There is Cadillac's styling--so majestic that it attracts attention wherever it goes. There is Cadillac's comfort--so wonderful that every journey becomes a brief vacation. And there is Cadillac's performance--so great that it is without rival on the world's highways. So we suggest that you play it safe--and get all the facts from your dealer soon. 'You might be closer to a Cadillac than you think. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER OVERTON CADILLAC- PONTIAC COMPANY 1112 N. 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