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Thursday; December 6, 1962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pa$e Thirty-Fire McCullom Lake RELGE DAVIDSEN SUCCUMBS IN / HINES HOSPITAL ^ Eve Levesque Helge Davidsen, or Dave as he was affectionately called, died in Hines Veteran's hospital, Maywood, last Saturday. He had teen rushed there by ambulance on the preceding Wednesday, and in spite of emergency surgery and all attempts to save his life, he sue cumbd Saturday evening. His wife, Margaret, was with him at the time. Details appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. Dave was so very proud thsU, he had attained 75 years of age last August. He was a man with very deep feelings, both for his church and his country. He gave unstintingly of him- . self for both. His devotion to animals was also a deep facet of his personality. Our village has been enriched by this family and his loss will be deeply felt. Dave worked hard for the success of incorporation in 1955 and was proud of being a part of the community. Full military honors were bestowed upon him by the American Legion, Post 491 and the World War I Barracks; #No. 1315, which he helped to organize. He served in the capacity of chaplain for this group. Our deepest sympathy to Margaret who is bereft by the loss of her beloved Dave. He also leaves one sister, Mrs. Gerd Olsen of Palatine, and a sister and brother in Norway. Services were held from the George Justen Funeral Hortie a yesterday with funeral mass recited at St. Patrick's church.. Interment was in the church cemetery. Bachelor Takes Role of Head of the Household Several local residents attended the marriage of Larry Larsen and Barbara Peterson in Palatine, Saturday afternoon. The couple was wed at £ Immanuel Lutheran church at 3 p.m. and a reception for about 100 was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peterson.. Those from the area who attended were next door neighbors Eleanor and Bill Creutz; Chuck Thacker; Bobbi and Jim Carroll; and the Bjork sisters, Diane and Bernice. From a. witness, it was reported the bride was radiant in a short white brocade gowh which featured a bustle back and short white sleeves. Her veil was finger tip length and- Was held in place by a tiny crown. Mrs. Jeannette Betts of Hickory Drive served her friend as . matron of honor. She and the other attendants wore short red velvet gowns, red slippers, and head hugging flat bows. Other details appear on the society page of the Plaindealer. Preserved for Posterity The name of Creutz is safe j for still another generation [ with the birth of Thomas Wil- j liam last Friday, Nov. 30, in j Memorial hospital for Mc- j Henry county. The little fella's • handsome parents are Hon and Jackie Creutz of Lakeland Park. And the paternal grandparents are Eleanor and Bill, of course. Very first grandchild for them! According to the scales at the hospital, baby Tommy weighed 7 lbs., 6V2 ozs. and hit the ruler at 21". He is named for his grandfathers on both sides--Thomas being John S k i d m o r e ' s m i d d l e n a m e . That's keeping both sides of the family happy! The John Skidmores, maternal grandparents, live in Ringwood, so all of the surrounding communities are represented. Very best wishes to all who are so joyful because of this birth. the mild weather we have been enjoying, but SNOW time will be here scion. An ordinance was passed to prohibit parking cars on the right of way, when such parking might interfere with snow plowing. If you don't have a suitable parking space for your vehicle off the road, better make arrangements now! yiolation of this ordinance is also punishable by fine. Howard Voss, Jr., whose services were recently engaged by .the village board and Mr. Karl Kfoch, village attorney, met for a discussion of possible methods of financing the proposed sanitary disposal plant. Their recommendations will be taken under advisement by the, board. The board is also awaiting the detailed report of cost from Baxter and Woodman, village engineers. "the next meeting will be held Monday; Dec. 10, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Spectators are encouraged to attend. Accident Victim Thriving With so many requests for city to pay their respects and around home the good news. Elsie Osterby ,was a patient at McHenry hospital from Friday to Wednesday, a week ago. Physicians suspect a virus as the cause of her difficulty. She received medical treatment' and is convalescing at home. Christmas Trees? A batch of disappointed teen agers are still awaiting the delivery of their Christmas trees which they)hope to sell on the McDonald ""property. They were scheduled for delivery on Dec.. 1. We're waiting and we certainly hope the customers are, too! Please give them an opportunity-- IF the trees arrive. The young people have changed their meeting nights to the second Tuesday of each month, which means the next one will be Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. in the beachhouse. Yule Donation for. Lincoln-Divon Schools Members of the^ Ladies the Lake were unanimous information on Jeanette Whit- ! their decision to send a con- Ordinance Reminders for New Residents Two ordinances eafne up for discussion at the last meeting of the president and trustees on Monday, Nov. 26. Violations have been reported about burning garbage. This is in direct violation of the village code and carries a stiff penalty! You wouldn't think so with ney. this reporter queried her husband, Ed, on Sunday as TO the state of her progress. He had visited with her that day. As you know, she underwent surgery to repair broken pelvic bones. She is rallying from that operation and is in traction. She has suffered paralysis of the right side, but according to Ed, she is getting some movement on that side, which sounds encouraging. It will be two months on the eighteenth since she was involved in the fatal crash which claimed one life. For plucky Jean, it means a long hospital confinement and your prayers and well wishes are most earnestly requested. Her address is Augustana Hospital, 416 W. Dickens street, Chicago--Room 363. More Hospital Patients Ruth Smith was taken to Passavant Hospital on Thanksgiving Day and required immediate medical attention. Her great«.that she was discharged last Friday. Jean and Hugh "McDonald journeyed to the tribution to the Lincoln-Dixon schools for retarded children. It will help pave the way for a merrier holiday for those unfortunate youngsters. The annual contribution to the Woodstock Children's Home was also given at the last meeting of the women on Thursday, Nov. 29. We were happy about the financial returns of our recent Thanksgiving party and many thanks to all who supported same. The social portion of the meeting made Sally Olsen, Emma Pyritz, Tony Luto, Alice Gustafson, Marge Stacknick, Joanne Mai supplied apple lund jump for joy! Marie McKim presented a "broken glass" confection and noanne Mai supplied apple slices for the refreshment end of the gathering. 'Twas a most congenial group. festivities will be held Thursday, Dec. 13, at 8 p.m. Grandparents Proudly Announce The birth of their seventh grandchild. Tony and George Luto's daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Costello of Kent Acres, have welcomed wee Marie Joanne into the cozy family group. She was bom in Edgowater hospital, Chicago, and weighed a diminuitive 6 lbs., 9 ozs. Their other children include Tom, Jr.--13; Cathy-- 11, and Diane--3. Yule Fete at Olsen Home Sallv and Theodor Olsen will response to treatment was sr|fe"host" the annual Christmas party for the Ladies of the Lake. Marie McKim is in charge of arrangements. The Boyzinblue" News Bob Gates arrived home last Thursday looking positively svelte. He had just finished boot training at San Diego and was designated airman apprentice. He has a 16 day leave and must report to N.A.T.T.C., Memphis, on Dec. 16. He graduated from his basic training with high honors and now will undergo mech training. This brings tears of nostalgia to my eyes. It will be 20 years ago in April, '63 since this reporter took the same training in Oklahoma. How time does flit! While Bob was on the west coast, he fraternized with two other local Navy lads --Butch Stacknick and Greg Burg. Happy we are to relate that Butch also is coming home about Dec. 19 and will be with his mom and dad, the Ed S t a c k n i c k s . f o r C h ' r i s t m a s . Butch is in the midst of his boot training and will complete those studies in January. After this, he will be assigned to .other duty. South for the Holidays When school is out for the Christmas holidays, the Peter Kasper family will head south to North Carolina to spend the time with Peggy's mother who suffered a heart attack recently They made the trip for Thanksgiving, too. (•oily. We Hate to See Them Leave Sadly we relate the Roy Nye "famdamily" will shortly pick up their belongings and move them to McHenry Shores. The couple and their youngsters fJ *T7*"f'*.' J-*!'*?' 4 ' .."•v.'C"...snv--sv*av•>.»y>>•,' '.sv-'sSsw i-Nsv • •' «>>S. ««••» .N %v*. .v 63 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER If you'd like to see how handily your car dollar can be tailored to your needs, drop in at your Chevrolet dealer's. He has four entirely different kinds of cars to fit the exact shade of sport or thrift or luxury you want. Each has new service-saving features that add more convenience and savings. Jet-smooth '63 Chevrolet: It's a luxury car. Roomy, quiet, smooth riding with rich styling that invites comparison with the high-priced cars. '63 Chevy II: Really much too snappy looking and spirited to be called a thrift car. But sparing is what it is in price and upkeep. '63 Corvair: The rear-engine wonder with superb road behavior. It's for people who like their sport with the family along. Then there's our all-out sports car--the new Corvette Sting Ray: Restyled; re-engineered, and now available in convertible or sport coupe. Whatever your new car fancy, you'll find the answer here. '63 Chevrolet Bel Air 6-Passenger Station Wagon. '63 Chevrolet Bel Air It-Door Sedan. '63 Chevy II Nova 1^00 Station Wagon. '63 Chevy II Nova 1+00 U-Door Sedan. '63 Chevy II Nora ^00 Sport Coupe. Keeps Going Great I •fr '63 Corvair Monza Club Coupe. New Corvette Sting Ray Convertible. See four entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer's showroom! IFCLARK CHEVROLET SALES 0 908 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY. ILLINOIS PHONE 33541277 have made friends in the area, but at least it isn't too far away to travel for a friendly chat. Annie (Plaindealer support) and Roy have purchased a home in McHenry Shores and their address will be 606 Meadow R o a d . They h a v e started the moving process and hope to complete same shortly. Redecorating Talents Mrs. Ruth Radtke of Fountain Lane recently returned from a week's hiatus in Granville, 111. She journeyed down with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. ^lerlyn Holmbeck, who had been here for the Thanksgiving feast. The gals spent the time red e c o r a t i n g t h e Holm b e c k kitchen. Resident's Complaint Seems as though some of our small fry have been unloading their pop bottles on people's •property and it just "ain't appreciated"! This family has been trying to keep up the fine appearance of their house and grounds and this doesn't help at all. Not only that --the kids are losing 2 cents on every bottle they leave or destroy. There has been a great deal of broken glass at intersections and irate motorists are liable to start spanking the culprits! A word of caution should be delivered to our younger population. December "Deliveries" The stork was a busy fella this month in various years. On Pearl Harbor Day, Butch Stacknick will observe his eighteenth birthday, while Herb Roeske will be 34. . . Fifteen candles for Joanne Reid and 11 on Tom Ringelstetter's cake, Sunday, Dec. 9. . .Happily wed for lo these many years, Edith and Paul Brendle mark Dec. 10 for their natal day. Ditto for Ole Olsen. . . .Gert Walter^ deserves adulation on Dec. 11 and Dec. 12 for Barbara Thacker. This was a ' whipperdilly" and the kind we love to knock out. Keep that phone ringing. Looks like the sleds will remain . in storage for a mite longer. Remember Pearl Harbor tomorrow, and we'll see you next week. MILK PRICES Dairy farmers shipping milk to Chicago Order 30 handlers in October will be paid a minimum of $3.76 per cwt. on base milk, with a 21-cent superpool included, and $3.55 per cwt. on excess milk, Harry L. Edwards, director of marketing for Pure Milk association, reported this past week. The $3.55 price of excess milk is the uniform blended price announced for producer milk under Order 30 in October. SERVICE NEWS LUXEM B O V R G CITY' -- Army Specialist „ Four Gerald P. Blake, 22, of McHenry recently participated with other members of the 58th evacuation hospital in Exercise TRICOLOR TEAM, a NATO operation in Luxembourg. The exercise was designated to test American, French, Luxembourg and German medical units in their ability to work together from the viewpoint of command and control, communications, and evacuation capabilities. Specialist Blake, who has been overseas since March, 1961, is regularly stationed in Idar-Oberstein, Germany, as a driver with the hospital. He attended St. Mary's high school in Woodstock before entering the Army in October, i960. His parents, Mr. and Mis. Leo M. Blake, live at 3614 Grand avenue, McHenry. SHOP IN MrHEVRY IQiLO License I TOO Plates Insurance & License Service MANGUS B. GRANT Plaindealer Building -- 8812 \V. Elm St Phone 385-4908 This Christmas give Her a 32-mlnufte vacation from dishes every day ... Give her an electric dishwasher Let's face it--most wives don't like doing dishes any better than you do. That's why the gift that saves your wife tnore than one-half hour of dishwashing drudgery every day is a gift she'll appreciate every day for years to come. NEW PORTABLES GET DISHES CLEANER THAN YOU CAN WASH THEM BY HAND Today's dishwashers (portables, too) preheat wash and rinse water to grease-cutting temperatures hotter than even gloved hands can stand. . _ Automatically the dishes, glassware and silver come out sparkling, hygienically clean. Roll-around portables are ideal for apartments because they need no permanent plumbing connections, roll out of the way when not in use. BEAUTIFUL BUILT-INS AUTOMATICALLY DO ALL THE DAY'S DISHES AT ONE TIM* Big capacity built-ins even get pots and pans , shining with a gentle scraping beforehand. And *" you'll never again see dust, lint or dish towel streaks because drying ft done only in pure-clean electrically heated air. More" than a great gift, a built-in dishwasher is a good way to begin if ypu've been planning to modernize your kitchen. You'll havt mora electric dishwasher models to choose from If you see your appliance dealer soon. 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