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£age Sixteen The Mchenry plaindealeb I Thursday, July 5, 19&fe McCuilom Lake TEEN GROUP ( SPONSORS CAR WASH SATURDAY Eve Levesque Rid your "wheels" of summers ^rir.ic for a bargain price of one buck this Saturday u hen mothers of the Griffins v\i| 1 fie oni'a.^ed in "Opoiat ion car wa.^h'. They will commence activity with buckets ami ra.us at 10 in the morning •mil will 1'iintinue until 4 in the .,1101101:11. 'Su.-e hope they lake j ime out for lunch!) You can'f'"'hardly L,rot a better bargain for your money. These youni; i>ev>i>le are doing very line with their organization and your support will bolster their morale. Here's hoping they hav£ customers lined up md wailing. (litis Recess I'ntil Fall Heralding Ihe i.eginning of <unimor. the Ladies of the l.'ake met for the last time until Sept. 13 on Thursday, June 2S. They' Closed with 'a very nice ]i.iity rind everything was "on the- house". Included in the festivities were plenty of tamos and taste tempting fell e^hments. Petcy Schmidt u^ed her imagina; ion <of which she has p u h - ! e n t \ ' i a n d c a m e up w i t h snme clever ideas for prizes. She used a vacation theme. Lucky recipients were Harriet McNamara. Ida Zahlman, Emma Pvri'z and Harriet Burghart. Coning out cn top in the tame department included Emma Pyritz. Erna Pagel, Mary Kantorski. Marie Howe, Bobbie Carrol], Joanne Mai and Elsie Nelson. The refreshment table was decorated with an ornate floral arrangement of garden flowers done by Petey Schmidt, of course. It was perfectly charming. During the course of the evenine. the women sipped on beverages of pop and that nice cold sudsy stuff that comes tn cans! Hearty fare consisting of barbecued beef, bakery buns, chips 'n' dip, pickles, olives, and tempting cookies was consumed with gusto. A very nice way to wrap up a very successful season. Happy vacations to all the gals and here's hoping they all return in the fall, ready to go on many contemplated projects. published. It is gratifying to note that the village is definitely making progress in a financial way. Mr. Smith, who has been a p r o p e r t y o w n e r f o r m a n y ! years, commended the police department for prompt and courteoys service. The next meeting will be held Monday, July 9, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Your attendance is encouraged by every member of the board. Serious Surgical Session Gene Piotrowski is making slow progress in recovering from serious abdominal surgery which required almost four hours to complete. He went under the (surgeon's scalpel Tuesday - -aSyeek ago and as of .Friday,--'there was no word on when he expected to be discharged. His illness was of long duration, according to his lovin' Lottie who received this word from the medics. 11. appears that Gene* was making jokes of his condition and was suffering in silence. He is a patient at Memorial hospital for McHenry County and it would be nice to shower this fine fella with cheery messages. Gene was kidding about the fact that ulcers are contagious since he drove. my car home from town the Saturday that I became ill and he was stricken ihe next day. Soon our village will be know as "Ulcerville". What sdves? Village Board Routine business was conducted at the last meeting of the president and trustees on Monday, June 25. Ordinance No 54 pertaining to the annual tax levy for fiscal year, April '62 through March '63, was passed unanimously. The appropriation has already been Bus Load of Happiness For once, the sight of a school bus didn't throw our youngsters into a panic because they were leaving for a day of fun in the sun instead of a session with the three "R's"! Bus driver Mike pulled up at the beach shortly after 9 a.m. on Thursday where the guys and gals had already assembled. Didn't take long for them to climb aboard and they were off to Big Foot Beach at Lake Geneva. Those in attendance included Dominic. Tiny, and Nina Tomasello; Joanne and Mike Reid; Greg Warren; Paul Lomax; Donna Schlofner; Mary Peterson: Jim L i n g e n felter; Mike Cooper: Nancy Burg; president Mary Beth Luto; Mario and Corky Peterson; Carol and Bill Aalto; Bill and Sandy Brennan; Bob Fararis; Jeff Levesque; Bobbie Taylor; Dennis Meyer; Dick Harrison; Gene Boelter; Ginny Taylor; Nancy Morris; Linda Watson; Jim Watulett; and Jeanle S c a r b r o u g h. Roy Watson joined the throng by car. Many thanks to Mrs. Mary Peterson who had her hands full managing this crowd and watching her own two young sprouis. All went well and the kids had a delightful outing with sunshine blessing their play most of-the day. They arrived home 6:M0ish and are looking forward to their annual trek to an amusement park in Chicago probably in August. they strut to the strains of "a pretty girl is like a melody", in their ,multi-hued brief bathing suits. This contest is for missys --4-7 years of age. The current queen, D. D. Levesque, will place the crown on the new Miss MeCullom Lake. Other features include a bake sale - -masterminded by B e t t y M u r r a y a n d P e t e y Schmidt; white elephant sale; and all kinds of games. Plenty of refreshments available and the right kind of liquids to (juench your thirst. Applications for Miss McCuilom Lake can be filled at McDonald's, Whitey and Bernice's or with Elma Nelson 01 this reporter. Cast wood Manor MITCHELLS HOLD PARTY IN HONOR OF ANNIVERSARY Edie Iverson - 885-6888 No Teen Hops 'Til Aug. Because of the rash of carnivals ;uid festivals scheduled for this month, the Griffins are delaying their next Saturday night dance until August. Circle July 21 in Red!! This date should have top priority on your date calendar and you are oordially invited to spend it at the beach when the Cullom-Knoll will sponsor its annual fun festival. There will lie PRIZES and SURPRISES galore. Attention will focus on the little ladies at 3:30 in the afternoon when gaily decorated buggies and their proud owners will march before the reviewing stand. There is always a great deal of talent displayed and the ideas illustrated are many and varied. Lois Parenti is the gal in charge and this event is for lassies from 2-10. "Roys on bikes" will wheel around the basketball court at 4:30 p.m. under the watchful and guiding eye of Louise Hammerstein. This is confined to lads in the 2-12 years, age bracket. Plenty of oooh's and aaaah's when you 3ee how, well a 2 or 3 wheel bike can be camouflaged. Highlight of the day is the crowning of an "itsy bitsy" queen at 7 p.m. These little dolls look like just that when Wee One Suffers Broken Limb A most unfortunate accident for wee Peggy Burg recently when her little leg was broken and had to be put in a cast. She was hospitalized in McHenry over night. It happened as she was being taken home from M a r i o n Scarbrough's plaqg.She cares for the little one ouring the day while mother Marie is gainfully employed. Her leg became entangled in the spokes of a bike. According to the baby sitter, Peggy is a "stoic American Indian" about her misfortune. Bob and Kay Mitchell gave a big parly Saturday night on the occasion of their fifth w e d d i n g a n n i v e r s a r y . S e v e n couples attended. It was held in their basement decollated for just that purpose and in a party thenie. They played^ adult games, had a great deaf of food and other refreshments, and did a lot of "Twisting". by Lil and Mark Ringelstetter and the boys. The four' of them motored to northern Wisconsin in their dreamy new red convertible for one week. The second week was spent in jaunts up and down tnfeHP^aa River in their boat. 'Twas back on the road for Mark as of Monday. Lil's vacation (?) doesn't end until the sqJiooI hell, rings in the fall. Was Her Faee Red!! . Imagine Harriet tadtf c N amara's chagrin when her two charming sisters who are visiting in her home attended the soiree given by the Ladies of the Lake and proceeded to garner a whole mess of the prizes! The two women are Erna Pagel of Donaldson, Ind. and Ida Zahlman of Knox, Ind. It seemed like they just couldn't lose. Between the two of them, they accounted for six "wins". They did try to refuse but members of the club said they won--fair and square. The 1rio has been having a grand time and they were joined last week by Harriet's son and family from Des- Plaines, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNamara, and baby Nancy. All Good Things Must End Including the grand vacation trip and shenanigans enjoyed Beginner's Luck This diminutive momma, Melinda Adams, must have set some kind of a record. She joined her bowling team from a Crystal Lake company last fall with no previous experience and ended up with a first place trophy! It adorns the living room in tha Scarbrough hacienda. Bet the other gals on the team are mighty proud of her. The entire team placed lirsl, of course. Sorry We Missed The fifty-second anniversary of the nuptials of Marie and Anton Hagei as of June 25 and the twenty-seventh wedding anniversary for Henrietta and Harold Vycital, June 28. Related congrats! Card 'N' Gift Days Happy "you know^jvhat" to Rosalie Josserand today, July 5. . . .Sweet sixteen for Barbara Lorch as of Saturday, July 7. . . .What do you know! "Pappa" Clayt Nelson has number 75 birthday next Wednesday, July 11. Best wishes to everyone with an orchid occasion this week. Here's hoping your "fourth" was full of fantastic fun and now we can settle down and get ready for the summer festival, July 21. See you next week. PROFE^IOnRL DIRECTORS1 JCARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm ft Life Ita. Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES Wben Tou Need Insurance o! Any Kind Phone EVergreen 6-0043 or 5-O0KS 429 W. 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Don helped Pat Arendt celebrate her birthday in grand style with a dozen red roses and an evening out for dinner and dancing. % Ed and Alberta Sobacki and family attended a graduation party given their niece, Linda Smith, at the home of Dick Groat and family in Mundelein. The Melvin Griffeth family attended the christening of their niece, Audrey Griffeth, in Park Ridge. Sunday the Robert Mitchell family1* went to Schiller Woods for a family reunion. Fifty people attended and they caught up on all the news of the past year. Tim and Lois McCormack, Tom and Rita Simpson and Tom and Helen Birmingham all attended the Marian Central high school Mothers and Fathers dinner dance at the VFW Tuesday evening. Maureen McCormack had a birthday party Friday, June 22. Her favorite gift was a bicycle from her parents. Walter and Eleanor K u c k ^nd family went to the home of Jolinny and Norma Ruckert in Pell Ldke, Wis. They did a _;reat deal of swimming and enjoyed a back yard barbecue. Louise Griffeth is keeping her one-year old nephew, Chris Danaher, for two weeks while his parents are on vacation. Kay Stephenson has-. been busy this past week entertaining her California nephew, Billy DeVinny. Saturday she had his mother and two sisters and her mother all out for the day and a family cook-out. During the week Kay Stephenson and children enjoyed a luncheon in the McHenry home of Mrs. Doris Walker. They plan to spend the weekend in Wilmette. The Francis Pickett family enjoyed the company of his mother, Mrs/ Enos Pickett, Mrs. James Hawn and Tanya and Robert all from Salem, 111. The kids are enjoying their vacations too. Little Bonnie Sobacki and her big brother, Mike, spent the night in the Andersons' new residence on Fox River with Susan an$ John while young Edward An? derson spent the night in th| Manor with Jimmy Sobacki. j Patty McHale is spending week of her vacation with he] grandmother in Chicago. Presbyterian Chureh News f Earl Murray will present th(0 f Sunday sermon July 8 whilfc I Rev. Mclntvre is on vacation.- j j | Birthday Greetings ; On Saturday, July 7, w£ j wish happy birthdays to two i Manorit.es; Jackie Grpm antf i young 3-year-old Philip Lottj- j chea. Best wishes to Wally j Siyman on July 8. To Bernadette Hoppe on July 9. We also wish the. best for Anne Meyei|fS on July 10 and to Thomas Salo ' who will be celebrating his seventh birthday. Have a happy, happy birthday, all of you! Brownies Just a little reminder--don't forget Brownie Day Camp. It begins July 9 - 13. Starts from 9 to 3 p.m. The place is in Cooriev Heights Woods. Bu^ service will be provided. f Quality Radiator Repair by Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 10 Years Experience Every job FLO-TESTED for your added protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Phone 3854)783 3004 W. 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