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Thursday. June 25. 1SS4 c THE McHEHRY PLAINDEALER Page S«vsnia«a ~~--z%r'tk LAKEMOOR. LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 885-2645 DULL UAH LOOKS AHEAD TO CONTESTS Young People To Participate In July 4 Parades The Lakemoor Scout drill team sponsored by the V.F.W. Post 4600 has been busy on the inarch again. On Saturday, June 20, they marched in the Miss Elgin parade in Elgin. On the twenty-sixth they will be in Springfield at the V.F.W. state competition. On the Fourth of July they will be In three different parades, Lake Bluff, Highland Park and Evanston. ~ On July 5 they wil be in the parade in Mundelein. They are also looking forward in the Polish Legion parade in Milwaukee, Wis., which for the first time is for open competition. This will take place In September. The team is raising funds to make the trip to Cleveland, Ohio, for the VFW national competition. The team has new uniforms of gold satin. Here's hoping you come back home with top trophies and top hon» ors. Rummage-Bake Sale Last chance to get your goodies and your bargains at i the Lilymoor woman's auxiliary rummage and bake sale Saturday, June 27. Look for us at the corner of Route 120 and the schoolhouse road. Anyone wanting to donate rummage or bakery goods, please bring them, or call any of the following girls for pick up: Eunice Tobey, 385-2880; Connie Johnson, 385-39p8; Lil Neumann, 385-4249; or Shirley Schuerr 385-2645. See you on Saturday 9:30 to . . . ? Job Well Done We're'proud of our Lilymoor auxiliary girls for the fine work they did on the Salvation Army Doughnut Day. Those helping fill the cash boxes were Marge Polinski, Ruth Young, Sallle Rogers, Ann Novak, Pearle Stineman and Connie Johnson. Miss You ... Emma Kunz of Lakemoor has sure been a busy gal. Happy to hear you have Herman home from the hospital and feeling fine. Home After spending a wonderful month in the states of Tennessee and Georgia, Lou Gravenstuck is thinking maybe she should have stayed longer. She comes home and is nursing a sore throat. Tip Top Again Happy to hear that Irene Grenier is home and doing fine after having surgery performed on her nose. Understand that we may lose A1 and Irene as neighbors as they have sold their home in Lilymoor. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy goes out to Edward Molitar of Lilymoor on the death of his wife, Dorothy. Ladles League The League nickel social Wednesday, June 17. Five guests enjoyed the social. Bunco was played. Winners were Lou Gravenstuck, Marie Hyatt, Barbara Parra and Sophie Paterson. Booby prize went to Mary Ann Brzezinski. Mishap Sorry to hear about Kathy Polinski's auto accident. Seems "Kathy was coming home from work a week ago Monday when she stopped in traffic, whereupon an auto coming up behind failed to stop. Happy to know that Kathy is O.K. outside of being "shook up" and sore. Trip To Bis City Harry, Lil, and Sharon Neumann went in to Chicago last Sunday to the graduation party of Harry's cousin, James Chrisos. James finished 8 years of hard study and Is now ready for high school. And Away We Go . . . Ruth Young left for Pittsburg, Pa., where she will spend a week helping her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. William Sands, celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Pittsburg is Ruth's home town so it will be like old home week. There's a birthday to celebrate, and Ruth's youngest brother, Morrow Woodburn, had surgery performed so she will be visiting with him also. Theron Young is keeping the home fires burning by having the twins come out to visit and help him keep house! Understand several fishing trips have been planned. Getting Around Ida^egge is a gal that really gets around . She drove over to her sister's in Elmhurst, then drove to Berkley, where they had dinner. From there she went on to Broadview where she spent the night with her neice, Esther Peterson. Visitor From Afar Ernie and Ettie Zundel of Lakemoor had the pleasure of having Ernie's brother, Fred Zundel, stay with t|em for awhile. Fred comes from Wickenburg, Ariz., where he has a 250-acre ranch. Ernie's sister, Mrs. Lawrence, of Skokie also spent a few days here. Ernie and Ettie also have an anniversary coming up on June 21. Another Happy Year Gone By Marion and Hal Vornkahl will celebrate Hal's birthday June 27 and their third anniversary June 24 with a party on Sunday, June 28. Helping them celebrate will be the Lambrecht family, Marion's father and two sisters from Chicago. Sailing, Sailing . . Cloudy, rainy, windy weather did not dampen the adventuresome spirit of the Sewing class girls. They still went out on the Johnson yacht last Monday afternoon. Those having cake, coffee and enjoying themselves in style were Pearle Stineman, Ettie Zundel, Marge Polinski, Eunice Tobey, Lil Wijas and the skipper, Connie Johnson. Eunice was all for remaining for the next two weeks! I'll second that motion!! Be A Wise Old Owl . . . If you haven't yet received your Lilymoor Woman's auxiliary annual program book, make sUre you're at the next meeting, which is Monday, July 6. A very interesting program has been scheduled on "party structure." Our speaker is Mrs. Tom Davis, state Central committeewoman. This is an open meeting--men and women --and everyone is invited. It is very important that every American know how elections work, and just what happens to the votes you cast. Both major parties work on exactly the same way. Come, learn, and become a wise and informed voter! So mark it on your calendar . . . Monday, July 6, at Club Lilymoor hall. We welcome Lakemoor, Lincoln Road and Kent Acres, come on over and get acquainted! Graduations The Normands were busy attending seven different graduations. Also, congratulations go to Charlie and Belle on their new horseless carriage. Sure is a nice looking tan one. Won't Be Long ... Having a peek at the Schuerrs remodeled, rebuilt house, which is coming to life again after the fire, I can see it's sure going to look "snazzy". Going to feel like "newlyweds" when you move in! So says Connie Johnson. See you next week? GOP WOMEN PREPARE FOB FALL ELECTION On June 16, the McHenry County Republican Central committee met with the McHenry Women Republicans to hear Mrs. Lucinda Wanner, vicechairwoman of the State Central" committee, present an informative program on precinct organization. A filled roOm at the Methodist church in McHenry heard Mrs. Wanner predict the end of the two-party system in Illinois if the Republican party lets the Cook county machine take the election as they did in 1960. She pointed out that the 1960 election was lost by less than one vote per precinct. After the meeting J. R. Levesque, Republican county chairman, summed up the fighting mood of the Republicans by stating that McHenry county would lead the way to a Republican victory in the fall. BOAT OWNERSHIP The rowboat stolen last week from Peter W. Kapp of Zion was actually the property of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Padgitt of 1208 West Bay road, McHenry, from whose property it was taken. The boat was recently purchased from Kapp by the Padgitts and transfer of title had not been completed at the time of the theft. ©gimmmet o?c roasts fb®d to' perfect!©] k@@ps it for fc®ir automatically Look aj • • • and you'll kiy Gas Idea Cowboys' Association Pr©fissi©mil C R0DE0(S 3 Performances JULY 3 - JULY 4 8:30 P.M. JULY 5 - ISTO p.m. Gate Admission Adults $2.00 Children under H.S. Age .... $L00 SPONSORED BY WAUCONDA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SHORES BERNICE WILSON. 885-4880 Register For Swimming Class Audrey Whitney reports that she will be taking registrations for the Red Cross classes until June 30. She is trying to get some of the older children who can swim a little, or think that they don't need lessons. Living so close to the water, it seems as if there are many things to be learned. Audrey has talked to Mayor Doherty about the condition of the river and he told her that it has been tested and is in fine condition, better than it has been in a long time; also, the algae is from the seaweed and is in4 no way harmful to the children. Again, the number to call is 385-2536 if you have changed your mind about sending the kids. Beach Duty On Sunday, June 28, Chas. Lindwall is in charge of operations down at the beach and his co-workers are Marshall Jacobs, Dale Jenner, Leon Zelvis and D. H. Wilsman. s The boys on duty on the fourteenth wish to have it known that they were on duty 100 per cent and got all the grass cut and everything raked and in tip-top order. Musielak, Lexow, Corcoran, Wilson and McDermott put in some hard work and Matt Zeimet cut the grass on the right side of Beach drive; also, Matt was in charge of the bridge over the creek and got the cement in last Saturday and Sunday. Petersens Welcome Son Bob and Pat^'Retgrsen have been blessed with a little boy, named John David, weighing in at 6 lbs. 8 oz. and 19 inches in length. He was born on May 23 and arrived at the Petersen house on June 11 to the delight and joy of his new parents. On Tuesday evening, Nancy Ewald gave a surprise shower for the newcomer and some of the members of the Sewing club. Friends and neighbors from the Shores and Rolling Meadows popped in to bring a gift for Johnny, as he is already being called. Good Luck with the little one and may he be healthy and happy and bring you much joy. Leaves for Europe Pat Simonsen was one of the lucky sixteen pupils from McHenry high to be chosen for a six-week trip to France and other countries in Europe. They will depart from .New York on June 21 on a journey arranged by the Foreign Lan- Kuage League of Salt City, Utah, through the foreign language department of McHenry high. The first stop will be London, where they will visit for three days and see Shakespeare's "Richard the Second" in Stratford-on-Avon. Going by boat to Paris, they will have four days of sight seeing, an excursion to Versailles and an opera performance. Numerous weekend trips will follow, one to the Swiss National Fair at Lausanne, the Riviera and Rome. Pat wil^> return to New York on Aug. 6, some of the students remaining to get a few days in at the World's Fair. Well it sounds like a busy and exciting summer for Pat and we all wish her a safe and wonderful time. Odds and Ends Kelly's sister, and her husband, Diane and George Paean, visited the Simonsens on Saturday and all had a juicy steak to enjoy. The real purpose of the trip was to bid Pat goodbye and wish her the best on. her trip. They were also honored with the presence of Pat's friend, Jerry Freund. Our best wishes are extend* ed to Cathy Barrows as she competes for the title of Fiesta queen on June 29 at the VFW. Cathy will be carrying the banner for McHenry Shores. Mickey McDermott came back from beach duty on the fourteenth and found to his surprise that his wife, Jackie, had arranged a party for his birthday and twenty-four guests were waiting for him.: A buffet style lunch was served in the back yard for all. Birthdays Happy birthday wishes are going to Nancy Winters, who will be 13 years old on June ATTENTION HEARING AID USERS WE ARE STILL AT THE SAME ADDRESS N. GREEN For The Past 15 Years Serving McHenry and the Surrounding Area BATTERIES -- CORDS And Repair On All Makes of Hearing Aids Also a Complete Line of New Hearing Aids Come In Or Call RENA SCH Phone 385-0125 An Authorized Otarlon Hearing Center 26; Mrs. Arthur Bennett on the twenty-eighth; Rudolph Harnett and Anthony Koleno on the twenty-ninth and Theodore Ray on July 1. Tony Koleno will be 13 on his birthday, j Anniversaries „ Congratulations to. dale and-4--^ Ruth Jenner, who will be' married six years on June 28, and Ray and Marge Olszewski, who will reach twenty years of togetherness on the first of July. ^ AS YOU TRAVEL stay with us1. pRAKE MOT 11- U.S.40,3 dl""1 oI jNDIANAPOUS^S® HICKORY MAMOE MOTEL n s, M at Hickory St., utes north of sort area... suites, kitcheij^ ettes, swimming pool. •» ! CRYSTAU^M^} alamo plaza. MOTEL _ U.S. 41 North, Free FTt Fully Air-conditioned ••'* reasonable ST. MARY'S MOTEL U S. 41... 5 minutes from downtown... Free Continental breakfast. Mr. K. Dillon, Chicago, III.-- "One of the things I like about my Ford is that it bas lots of head and leg room. That was one of the things I had against my Plymouth. I didn't have head room." Mr*. Daniel Cotter, Chicago, III.-"The Mustang's ajtil good car and It's easy to handle. I think it has t'pliability.' irs very posh. Being able to reach i backseat easily and still have plenty ql room In fback slat for people Is one of the unuiuif features of this car. The back seat is big enough for baby's stroller and groceries. It suits our needs. And <IM low price, it's amazingl" jWat'i tteba Wbi Mr. Arthur Klein, Chicago, III.--"I traded my Rambler in on a Falcon 2-Door Hardtop. I had trouble with winter starting-- that's why I bought the Falcon... no trouble now. Another thing--the gas economy on the Falcon is good, even though I have the bigger of the two sixcylinder engines. The interior room is good, too... the Falcon just teams bigger. than other compacts." Mr. Vactouas Simutis, Chicago, IIK--'"1 hadn't thought much about Fords-until my car started to act up. Now I'm glad that it did and sort of forced me into a Ford. If s a good car! It feels rugged and strong. Ona thing in particular I like about it is the greater leg room. I never seemed to have anough lag room in the Chevy.""' Mr. Henry Brandon, Chicago, III.--"My T-Bird convertible really has to be one of the great cars of all time. The amazing thing is -this car's 'ease of operation.' Everything is so effortless and luxurious; it's built well; it's strong and it's Ufa." Mrs. Jewel E. Russell, Chicago, Jll.--"We like everything about our new Fairlane. We take-a lot of trips to Wisconsin and this car rides very smoothly over all kinds of roads. We have owned all types of cars in the past 30 years and we have always had a Ford •s a company car. This is why we switched from Studebiker." STAMPEDE! NOW GOING ON AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S! {/ iwwunwmxfi, <>••<•• --aif mm ' "'v-A- w>"£?" '••• Proof: Here's exhibit A--the Solid, Silent Super Torque Ford •Hardtops. Sales are so high we've had to double production in our Chicago plant! Exhibit B--Fairlane! The most popular car in the middle-size class, Fairlane gives you family-size room and sports-car feel. Exhibit C is Falcon--the completely restyled compact that's high on economy and low in price as only a Falcon Left to right: Ford Galaxie 500/XL Hardtop, Fairlane 500 Sports Coupe, Mustang Hardtop can be. In Chicago, Falcon is selling almost as much as Valiant and Chevy II combined! Exhibit D--Mustang, the hot new car that made the switch to Ford an all-out siampede! II all this doesn't convince you, a visit to your ford Dealer will. Stop by and test-drive one oi the lively new stampede-starters from Ford today, PRODUCTS OF MOTOR COMWW 'I lie only cats (hat ha\e v .changed as much as Chicago Mustang • Falcon • Fairlaue • ford. Tbuuderblrd Before you buy any new car...test-drive the new total performance F#RD *• Muiui.g BUSS FORD SALES ILUN|1S -zsk. 3936 WEST MAIN STREET McHENRY, RIDF. WALT DISNF.Y'S MAC.IC SKYWAY AT T1IK l-'OKD MOTOR, COMPANY'S WONDER ROTUNDA, NEW YORK WORI.D'S FAIR