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IliandBr. J&r M 1963 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEH Ps§» Tmem* CHANGE DATE OF AUXILIARY BAKE SALE TO AUG. 17 Joyce Toepper -- 385-304* The P i s t a k e e Terrace women's auxiliary will hold a bake sale at the home of Mary Mecko on Aug. 17, not Aug. 4 as previously reported. Due to nual summer fesitival held on the church grounds Aug. 2 thru the 4 4a which many of m»r residents donate the committee felt it would be wiser to wait until the middle of August for our own fund raising affair. Again - that's Saturday, Aug. 17, beginning at 10 a.m. and lagging until ?. Y * Toepper Family Sfee Brother Married The JL«onard Toepper family witnessed the candlelight ceremony at the Miliburn Congregational church, Miliburn, 111., uniting Ronald Toepper, son of the Leonard A. Toeppers, Trevor Wis., and Miss Priscilla Ladewig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schremser of Antioch. Attending the bridg as her matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. Bill Gelding, Antioch, and Miss Sue Kuchler and Mrs. Verda Beaulieu were bridesmaids. Kenny Nicpon, Trevor, Wis., served as best man and ushers were Robert Snarski, Trevor, and the groom's brother, Leonard1 Toepper, McHenry. • A cousin of the bride, Srae Bartlett, Antioch was the flower girl and the groom's nephew and godchild, Lance Toepper, McHenry was the ring bearer. Immediately following the wedding a buffet supper was served to approximately 100 guests at the V.F.W. Hall, in Lake Villa. The evening was completed with dancing. Davidson Household Prepares For Wedding The Bernard Davidson home is busy preparing for daughter Donna's wedding on July 27 to Charles Hack, Pomeroy, Iowa, now of Chicago. The ceremony will take place at the Richmond Lutheran church and begin at 7:30 p.m. A reception will be held in the church following the ceremony. We wish the couple nothing but good health and happiness. I would imagine Bud and Catherine will find this a special occasion for besides their daughter being married they will be observing their twentyfifth wedding anniversary the following; Tuesday. Congratulations arid may we add our wishes flor twenty-five more i)appy yelars together. I v Tarrac# TWHy Pfeter Schilling and Michael Hamkendi eis were guests at the sixth birthday party on Wednesday afternoon of David ZamastiL Welcome m new heme owners the Joe F.enoche family. Joe Jean, and daughters, Jeanniejo and Susan, have resided at 1115 W. Circle Drive until this past weekend wheau they purchased the Don Kern home at 1203 W. Circle Drive and moved in immediately. Always pleased to have our friends make more permanent rootte with us* Visiting at the Jim Deppmeier home is Birdie's fourteen year old nephew* Jack Walters oC Chicago, from Saturday till Wednesday, On Friday afternoon, Roy's parents, the Erifc Ericksons, Chicago, returned from a two month trip to Shveden and Southern Europe. The Erickson family met them at the airport to welcome them home. The Eric Ericksons drove out on Wednesday moipung and stayed till Friday ivith Rojr, Jean and the boys. Sunday visitors at the Jim Depprneier home included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gloss aind family, Elk Grove, and Mrs. and Mrs. Doug Jacobson, Cjhicagfc. Dropping in at the«i Gavin house1 on Sunday for a glimpse of the new baby, was Grace's sister and husband,, Horetta and Frank Saggio, and1 their children, Annamarie and Frankie, Cleveland, Ohio. Accompaning the Saggios were Grace's parents, the Bruno Perkowskis, Chicago where the family has been spending a few days. Mike and Nancy Qavin accompanied the Saggios and Perkowskis back to Chicago where they remained until Friday. A house guest at the Mrtch Sabaj's is his fourteen year old nephew, Ronnie Rodrequez, Chicago. The Don Zamastil family has made frequent morning trips to Lake Geneva, Wis., in an effort to make the July heat more tolerable. Sunday, the Tom Merhauts attended the wake of Joe Fiala's mother in Chicago. Mr. Fiala may be known to some of us as he is the bass player for the orchestra which has honored us with their music at many of our dances. Wednesday overnight guests Holiday mils WOMAN'S CLUB BUYS LADDERS FOR LAKE BEACH RAFT me* Youag Talk about action! The Woman's ch»b decided at their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday evening that they would use a portion of the bake sale profit to purchase a ladder for the lake beach raft. The bake sale was held the following Friday evening and Saturday morning. On Sunday afternoon there were two ladders on the raft. That's what I call getting a job done--fast! Unfortunately it is not usually possible and sometimes not even advisable to act as fast on things that we want done, but it was fun to see what can be done when there are no obstacles in the way. The reason for two ladders? --which makes it twice as nice as one? One of our local merchants in McHenry, when Vi Abbink who was on the committee, went in to check on the purchase price and told him what it was for, gave us two for. the priee of one. To the committee, the merchant, Bill Abbink, who installed the ladders, and to the Woman's Club, the sincere appreciation of all who use the beach and at the Moller home were her brother, Paul Stednitz, and wife, Lyons, and a niece, Janie Bishop, also of Lyons. Also arriving on Wednesday to stay a few days was her sister, Mrs. Martha Bockhop, and Mrs. B o c k h o p's granddaughter, Jackie Corbett, Milwaukee. Stopping in to visit at the Jim Depprneier home on Wednesday were Birdie's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hillman, Gaylord, Minnesota. The George Meckos visited vritit their daughter-in-law's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Klimek, Chicago, on Sunday before Mrs. Klimek left for a two month trip to Poland to visit with relatives including her father who is still living there. Birthday Greetings Many happy returns of the day to the following birthday celebrants as we end up July, Charles Lima and George Mecko, both on July 27, and Millie Mondle, Peter Schilling, who will be six years old and little Jackie Weiss who will be two all on July 30. raft, and even from many of us who can't get out to the raft to admire them. Island Lake Carnival Coming The HHPOA held its July meeting at the home of Bill and Mary Mahon on Monday, July 15. Gerry Smith reported that the Island Lake Carnival will be held from August 7 thru 11 at the shopping center in Island Lake. Holiday Hills will occupy two booths. Six workers will be needed for each evening of carnival. This has always been a profitable venture for the association and we have always had willing workers. One of the committee will be calling on you in the near future, but why not mark the date on the calendar now, so that when the calls you can tell him when you will be available to work. Rich Wyczesany announced that there are still a few culverts to be put in, and any of you men who can help will surely be welcome to join the crew that has worked so hard to put those that are already in. The tractor has had some work done on it and still needs a tune-up which will be taken care of in the near future. G.L.A.C. And Wives See White Sox ' The men of the Griswold Lake Athletic Club and their wives went down to see the White Sox play Detroit on Friday, July 12. It was a very exciting game with the White Sox scoreboard going off three times and the game going into 12 innings. The only sad part was the final score -- Detroit 7-White Sox 6. However, the trip down there and back again by bus made the whole evening worthwhile for the entire group. Family Reunion Wayne and Aljce Mal/ahn- attended a family reunion to celebrate Wayne's Grandfather's eightieth birthday. The family gathered in Arlington Heights with relatives coming from Ohio, Georgia, Colorado, Illinois and even as far away as Germany, After attending a church service at which Wayne's cousin officiated as minister and preached the sermon they all enjoyed a breakfast of eggs, pancakes and ham prepared by Wayne and one of his cousins at the home of his Aunt. Summer Gneate Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roche from St. Petersburg, Fl^.., are visiting at the home of Joan Everybody in McHenry is helping us celebrate! Sales are jnmpin'! Trades are sizzliiT! Values are blazin'! Duringour.il VALIANT SALES STAMPEDE PAA VALIANT SALES ARE REALLY POPRIN'I Join the crowd and get in on the savings during Its h?gh style, glamorous new interior and quality this terrific sale. Test-drive a '63 Valiant and •onstruction. Then check the lowftric*. No check its performance and haruiing. Look over wonder Valiant sales are poppin'! VALIANT SALES ARE UP-WE'RE TAKING MORE CARS IN TRADE! Right now we have the biggest selection of used cars that we've had in ages. Most makes and model®. So, If you want a top-quality used car, we're the people to see. McHENRY is iTAMI'EIHNC TO (Hit FURY MOTORS, Inc. 2508 West Bout* 120 ' TT K P| -- and Harry Schroeder on Sunset Drive. They are Joan's folks and although Mr. Roche will have to be leaving soon, Joan's mother will be stayin* on for a while to visit with the family and rest awhile. My sister, Jea% and niece, Debby, are here for the entire summer. It's so good to get' talked out' without staying up until the wee hours. Besides that she has my ironing all caught up--don't get any ideas girls--I don't let her do any ironing elsewhere. Greetings Belated birthday greetings to Bryan Malzahn whose second birthday was last Saturday July 20, and to Nancy Harper who was 5 on July 22. A kind of special wish to Jim DOwhin, Jr., whose birthday is today, July 25. A happy first birthday to Edward James Hughes II on July 27, and a special wish and a great big kiss to that little charmer who lives near my house, Judy Abbink, who will be 5 on Saturday and to Rodney'Nelson who blows out two candles on July 29. Connie Is 11 Connie Abbink celebrated her eleventh birthday with a big outdoor supper for her Legals NOTICE OF FWLK HEAJtlN® NOTICE is hereby given hn the Board of Education of Me- Henry Community Consolidated School District No. 15, Counties of McHenry and Lake, State of Illinois, that a tentative budget for said school district for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1963, will be on file and conveniently available to public inspection at the Office of the Board of Education, 1012 North Green Street, from and after 12:00 noon on- the 25th day of July, 1963. NOTICE is further hereby given that a, public hearing on said budget will be held at 8:15 p.m. on the 26th day of August, 1963, at the Edgebrook School, 701 North Green Street, in this school district Dated this 24th day of July, 1963. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 15, in the Counties of Lake and McHenry, State of Illinois NAOMI MEYER, Secretary (Pub. July 25, 1963) NOTICE or CLAIM BATS Estate of THEODORE R. BREYER Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, September 2, 1963, is the claim date in the estate of THEODORE R. BREYER. Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois and that claims may be f$ed against tfee said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. MALVINA L. BREffiR Executor Hamer & Schuh. Attorney llO1^ N. Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois (Pubk Jttiy Aug. 1-8, 1963) The rivers emptying into the Black Sea provide water for a layer of fresh water over the top -- the lower depths are quite salty. neighbors, tl» Welters and the Youngs, and then took her girl friends, Andrea Clark, Chris and Penny Walters, roller skating. This was followed by a Pj party and finished up with a pancake breakfast after swimming lessons, and some more swimming lessons. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 -- Just East of Route 12 -- Volo, 111. Phone 385-6280 «2)o ^J(now •Someone Ifjew +$n 1"Jouun? The Welcome Wagon Representative would £ like to call on them and extend a welcome to the community. Please Call the Representative Below come w aaon Representative Adelaide B. Patzke Phone 385-3278 •sbf Have you added i "i imn A washing machine? 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