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Thursday; June 18. 1964 THE McHENBY PLA1NDEALEH >. '1. V*"' A ;; ; #»»• .»•*•• ' MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVBSQUE 885-3191 DEFEAT SEWER REFERENDUM BY FORTY-NINE VOTES A near record number of 326 ballots were cast on Saturday to decide whether the village of McCullom Lake would build a sanitary disposal plant and the issue was defeated by 49 votes. The yes ballots totaled 136 and 185 no votes were counted. Five ballots were spoiled but were marked against the system. Judges of the election were Elma Nelson, Margaret Olsen, Eleanor Creutz, Irene Sales and this reporter. The polls were open from 6 a.m. until 6 pim. Village Board For lack of a quorum, no meeting of the president and trustees was held. The next regular scheduled meeting will be held Monday, June 22, at 8 p.m. The public is invited. Surgical Patients Chester (Shorty) Sheriff underwent emergency surgery late Saturday night at McHenry hospital which lasted into Sunday morning. When his condition worsened, Pauline wished to have her son, Robert, by her side. He resides in L^ke Forest but was participating in a bowling match in Waukegan. Through the efforts of the Lake County police and a telephone operator in Woodstock, he was located and came directly to the hospital. According to Pauline, Shorty's condition was fair on Monday morning. Mrs. Louise Hammerstein was under the surgeon's scalpel ih St. Anthony's hospital, Chicago, south side, a week ago Monday. According to Mrs. Hammerstein,, the surgery was necessary because of an injury received when she and Ed were in an automobile accident on New Year's Eve. For those who wish to send cards, we are printing their home address in the city. It is 2711 S. Komensky, Chicago. Don't forget Shorty when you send those cheery messages. Basketball Team For Former Residents With the birth of their fifth son on Thursday, June 11, Helen and Bill Scheid are raising their own basketball team! Daniel Robert tipped the scales at 6 lbs. 11 oz. at McHenry hospital. His brothers who were on hand for the official greeting on Monday morning were George, 10, Jim, 9, David, 8, and Donny, 5. Helen says this li'l fella is platinum blond and may have curly hair! Best wishes to the entire family. The Scheid family, who formerly resided on Maple Hill Drive, now call Cooney Heights their home. on the very successful rummage sale held last month and thanked the women who contributed their services. F-red Matthesius received special commendation for donating the pipe for the special racks which can be used over and over. Excellent idea. The gals also discussed the possibility of having the weeds cut in the swimming area. Marie McKim will pursue this project. During the social portion of the evening, Harriet McNamara, Edith Brendle, Elma Nelson, Helen Lorch, Marie McKim, Emma Pyritz and Louise Berquist were made very happy. Harriet McNamara and Marge Olsen furnished the delicious "tasty pastry". No more meetings until the second Thursday in September. Request For A New Scribe This reporter plans a leave of absence from the column for the month of July. Any one interested in taking over, please contact me at 385-3191. Very Best Free Entertainment You are missing the "best show on earth" if you don't attend the Little League games held each Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the ball park by the lake. These little fellas play from the heart and there are some very amusing episodes which occur! Last Thursday's game between the Yanks--14, and the Sox, 2, was a real dilly, They, enjoy having spectators to cheer them on, so let's give them a real audience! "Naughty Lady of Shady (Fountain) Lane" If you remember the words to this very cute song they certainly apply for Brigette and George Scarbrough with the birth of their first child last month. Sherry Ann was born in Memorial hospital for McHenry County on May 22 and tipped the scales at 6 lbs., 3 ozs. According to her policeman daddy, she is the cutest! Ladies Of The Lake The gals met for the last time before adjourning for the summer on Thursday, June 11, in the beachhouse. There was some discussion about having a card party sometime in the fall but was tabled for consideration at a later date. They decided to furnish another shelter for the school children which will be installed at Gate two. Larry Larsen will do the job. Helen Lorch made her report New Grandma For The Tenth Time Ruth Radtke is spreading the word about the birth of her tenth grandchild on June 8. Timothy Joseph was born in St. Therese's hospital, Waukegan, and weighed in at 8 lbs., 3 oz. His mom and daCJ&re, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radtke of Sunnyside. Their other children include Terri Lynn, almost 9, Laurie Ann, almost 8, Robin Marie, 6, Jeffrey Paul, 4, and Linda Lee, 3. McDonald's "Playboy" Bowling "Tigers" Five handsome well dressed guys departed these shores last week for a night on the town. The evening proved both entertaining and educational. They had dinner in the loop and watched the animals and the floor show in the Playboy Club. Lee Mai learned that desegregation can and does work, and Math (Junior) Scheid found out that if you make enough righ hand turns in Chicago, you end up where you start from! According to the reports, a memorable time was had by all. The other three bowlers are KS,E " " *4U y 4 t&ANDAD.fOOT Choose His Gifts From A Complete Selection of Wearables At ^TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. Phone 885-0047 McHenry, I1L Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Friday 8 a.ni. to 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS IJSE TIIE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA Bill Brennan, Ed Caron and Fred MattheBius. 0 Proud Of Their Young Lad Lorraine and John Boyle were very proud of the manly attitude of their number 2 son, Bobby, during his recent Surgery. He underwent a tonsillectomy at St. There's hospital last week. He entered on Wednesday, and came home Friday. More upset than the patient were grandparents, Carrie and Frank Kurth, and very happy when he finally came home. Hiatus In Michigan The Kinsey family, Grace, Roger and their progeny, took off Monday a week ago for a motor trip to Ipsilanti, Mich. They were home again Thursday evening and had a great time. Recovering Chester Helwig came home from Downey hospital after 72 days of confinement. He looks pale, but feels quite well. From the damage done to his heart, he can not return to work and is allowed only a limited amount of activity. Butch Kennenberg is recovering from his bout of pneumonia last week, but May says no more work for him either. She says he has earned the right to retire! Better Late Than Never This is hardly brand new news, but the little lady deserves coverage. Laura Ann Huff joined her new family on March 31 in Harvard hospital. At the time, she checked in at 6 lbs., 14 oz. Her mom and dad are Ann Marie and Gene and big brother's name is Stephen Nicholas who will be 2 on July 13. Double Celebration About twenty-five adults and kids gathered at the home of Carol and Tom Bateman for a double birthday celebration on Friday, June 12. Celebrants were Tommy who turned 2 on June 10 and John Michael who was 5 on June 13. Orchid Occasions Tammy White is 5 today, June 18 .. . Cousins Kathy and Janet Murray will be 17 on June 19. This is also the natal day for Elma Nelson and Len Jensen, Jr. . . . The Vic Howes will be married 28 years . . . 31 for Shirley and Len Jensen, Sr., and 18 years for Rorie and Bill Brennan as of June 21 . . • Colleen Godina turns 6, Celia Schlofner will be 11 and Jeanette and Ed Whitney will be married 12 years, all on June 22.... A very attractive 17 for Mary Beth Luto on June 23 and ditto to Linda Watson on June 24 . . . Twins Terry and Sherry Douglas will be 3 on June 24. Best wishes to all. Legals SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons interested that the Committee of Local Improvements of the Township of McHenry, Illinois, a municipal corporation, having ordered that a local improvement consisting of improving certain roads and streets in Sunnyside Estates Unit No. 5 Subdivision in the Township of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, to be known as "Sunnyside Estates. Unit No. 5 Road Improvements," said local improvement to be in accordance with the provisions of the Ordinance of said Township of McHenry, Illinois, providing for said improvement, and the Ordinance for the same being on file in the office of the Clerk of said Township, and the said Committee of Local Improvements of McHenry Township, Illinois, having applied to the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois, in proceeding General No. 64- 1443, for an assesment of the cost of said improvement according to the benefits, said assessment being payable in ten (10) installments, each bearing interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum, and an assessment therefor having been made and returned to said Court, the final hearing thereon will be held on the 30th day Of June, 1964, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M. (Cen- Don't forget Father this Sunday and we'll see you next week. SCIENTISTS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING AT MOTHER CHURCH A call to use "spiritual power" to help solve the world's "thorny problems of human relations and race inequalities" greeted Christian Scientists at their annual meeting in Boston last week. Several thousand members from many states and countries attended the meeting at the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. A message from the Christian Science board of directors reaffirmed the church's conviction that the mightiest force on earth is "the still small voice of universal Christian idealism." The election of Edward Froderman as the new president of the church for the coming year was announced. Most happy women have learned to keep corners of their mouth up, and their voices down. 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