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THE MeHEKRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October IS* 1934 MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 885-3191 THOUSANDS VIEW MASS HOME ON HOSPITALITY DAY More than 2,000 persons toured the H. H. Mass home on Lake Shore Drive on Hospitality Day, Oct. 7. The benefit was sponsored by the women's auxiliary of the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County and included tours of two other homes in the area, a glimpse of life in the 19th century at the Woodstock Opera House; a bake sale and Farmer's Market in the Congressional Church; and a visit to the auxiliary's own Gift and Thrift shop. First arrivals at the Mass home were two carloads of people at 9:15 a.m. and were from Wisconsin. The last visitors went through at 5 p.m. During this time, Mrs. H. H. Mass played hostess to the scores who thronged her home. She was assisted by many hostesses including Mrs. A. B. Mc- Connell and your reporter. The low temperature recorded that day deterred the visitors not at all, and throngs waited their turn patiently to enter. In spite of the size of the house, it is so tastefully furnished and complemented with the proper accessories, one can only call it inviting and "lived-in". A complete description of the home and surroundings was described in another issue of the Plaindealer (Sept. 24). One, of the displays which caused a great deal of comment was the hundreds of trophies awarded the Mass family and especially Melinda for their outstanding quarter horses. According to one of the men who worked at parking cars and directing traffic, Ted Wickman, he said it was the most successful Hospitality Day sponsored by the auxiliary. Carl Blom Severely Injured In Car Crash An accident involving two cars, one of which was driven by Carl Blom, resulted in two deaths and severe injury for Mr. Blom. Although he resides in Piano, Carl and his family spend almost every weekend with Dewey Fricke, who is Lorraine's father. The accident occurred in Rockford and Carl was rushed to Swedish American hospital ift that city. His injuries include a broken nose, his one leg shattered below the knee and his chest crushed. According to a telephone conversation with him last Sunday, his spirits sounded good in spite of his injuries. His wife, Lorraine, has been commuting every day between Piano and Rockford to visit t him. No doubt, he would love! hearing from the many friends he has made in the area. Swe-j dish American Hospital, Rockford, should be sufficient address. pointment to many of the gals but without proper interest there can be no organization. Here's hoping the next meeting in November will bring a better, response! Hay Ride For Teens All teenagers in the area are cordially invited to sign up for the hay ride which the local organization is sponsoring on Saturday, Oct. 24. You may sign up at Whitey and Bernice's or call 385-7657, before Oct. 20. Sounds like a fun evening and one the youngsters won't wish to miss. Couple Will Wed This Saturday St. John's Lutheran church, Woodstock, will be scene of the marriage uniting Dave Boyle and his selected bride--Nancy Schelter, this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Dave's best man will be his brother, John. Following a reception at the bride's home, the couple will honeymoon in Peoria. Saddle Trophy For Melinda Mass The latest trophy won by Miss Melinda Mass proved to be a very practical one and was put to good use last Sunday. It is a handsome hand tooled leather saddle and according to Melinda, very comfortable. She received the very high honor for riding the high point horse --Two-D-Two, in Libertyville recently. This is only one of the hundreds of trophies garnered by the 17 year old senior at Marion Central high school. She started riding when she was five! No Quorum For Women's Club Since very few women were on hand for the last meeting of the Ladies of the Lake, there will be no Halloween party this year. Not enough for a quorum so there could be no legal meeting. This will be a great disap- Unfunny Prank Much to her consternation when she tried to put up the flag on Sunday morning, Elma Nelson found the cord tied in knots clear to the top of the pole! Apparently some youngster (?) has discovered that it is fun to spin the cord with utter disregard for the results. This is the third time it happened and Mrs. Nelson took time on the other occasions and patiently untwisted it. Sunday morning it was too cold to spend the twenty minutes unraveling it and our beauiful flag did not fly over the equally beautiful Memorial Park. Seems such a shame. Meeting In Oklahoma Young Don Osberby was in Oklahoma recently on duties in connection with his job. While he was there, he visited with the mother-in-law of his brother. It was the first time they had met. Although Nadine and Dick Osterby live in Alaska, Nadine's parents live in that western state. Nice gesture, what? Elsie and Ray Osterby entertained Don's young bride and her mother for dinner the other p.m. while Don was gone. Work Crew Called For This Sunday! Last weekend, only a few men and ONE teenaged lad showed up for the task of hauling in the raft. The work crew is being called for this Sunday morning at 10 a.m. and the raft WILL be brought in, by some manner or means. There are many sturdy lads who have sport on the equipment all summer but just are not around when there is work to be done!! According to the men who were present, they will make no effort to put the raft in the water next spring. That will be in the hands of the kids who use it! HOW MANY TEENS WILL BE P R E S E N T SUNDAY MORNING? Natal "Daze" Steve Mai turns 5 and Cathy Lynn Dodson is 10 today, Oct. 15 . . . Margie Olsen, 9 and her uncle, Art Olsen, share Oct. 18 for a mutual birthday . . . Janenne Schlit will be 6 and birthday Congrats to Gene PISTAKEE TERRACE JOYCE TOEPPER 385-3044 NEW DAUGHTER WELCOMED AT JAKUBICEK HOME Frank and Mary Jakubicek welcomed their third child at the McHenry hospital on Friday, Oct. 2, at 6 p.m. A giri, weighing 8 lbs., 9 ozs. and measuring 20 inches long was promptly named by her parents, Terry Lynn. Terry's sister and brother, three year old Rose Ann, and twenty-two month old Frank, Jr., spent a few days vacationing with their grandparents Jakubiceks until Mary and baby came home. Girl Scout Plea Unfortunately mothers of Girl Scout troop 389 and 150 had not been notified when a recent mothers' meeting was held at the Johnsburg school to decide the fate of the girls advancing to the Junior level. Therefore it has been decided that if the mothers of fly-ups are interested in their daughters continuing in the scout program these mothers should contact either LaVerne Mierzwa, 385-4232 or Mrs. Engh, 385-0739. If enough mothers show a desire to solve the problem confronting the continuation of Girl Scout troop 88 another meeting will be held as soon as possible. Naturally no responses could only mean no interest and the troop will be disbanded. Welcome Mat This week we will introduce to our neighbors two more very nice families who have chosen the Terrace as their home grounds; Both families live on Mapleleaf Drive and both moved in during the summer. Residing in what is commonly known as the farmhouse is the Mike Dougherty family. Comprising the Dougherty family is mother, Catherine, better known as Dolly and their nine children, Michele, a Junior Shigley, as of Oct. 19. . . . Jack Morris, son of Bettie and Skeets Morris, will observe his 12th birthday on Oct. 21. 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Jack is an apprentice bricklayer in Lake Zurich while Janice is kept busy caring for two year old Sandra and four and one half month old Timothy. The Cynors resided in Lake Zurich Manor previously. Public School Selects Cheerleaders At the beginning of each school year girls from sixth thru the eighth grade at Johnsburg public school try out for a berth on the cheerleading squad. Interested girls lead cheers before the combined fifth thru eighth grade classes while the teachers rate them. From this rating ten girls are selected. Included in the list is: Margaret Moore, seventh grader from the Terrace. Terrace Tidings Tuesday visitors at the Tom Merhaut home at the end of September were Pat's mother and grandmother, Anna Vesely and Mrs. Joseph Prezell. Visiting Jean and Nichole Fedorchak on Thursday was Mrs. Nichohlas Fedorchak, Chicago. The William Kerns spent Sunday at the Wheaton home of son, Richard, and family in observance of Marie's birthday. Arriving on Wednesday at the George Mecko home was son George, Jr., and family from Ohio. George left to return to base on Friday but Alice and the girls stayed for a few days. Tom and Pat Merhaut and children were Sunday dinner guests at the Chicago home of Rich and Betty Burns. LaVerne Mierz\va and children, Carolyn and Keith, spent' the weekend in Roselle at the Bernie Schroeder home. Among weekend activities were hiking and a trip to the airport. Sympathy Our condolences to Barbara Zamastil and family on the sudden death of her mother, Mrs. Laura Zimmerman, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Zimmeman was attending the Eastern Star doings in the loop when she was striken by a heart attack. The body rested at a funeral home in Roselle. Services were held on Saturday afternoon. day to the following birthday celebrants this coming week: Jeff Connerty and Mike Gavin, who will both be seven years old on Oct; 15; Nancy Gavin celebrates her fifth birthday, Oct. 17; also on the 17th, LaVerne Mierzwa, Oct. 18; Jerry Dicks; and Oct. 20, Lorraine Lima and Dolly Dougherty. May we send birthday greetings to Carole Mecko and Mike Mecko brother and sister who share Oct. 19 as their birth date. Anniversary Wishes Our belated best wishes and congratulations to Dolly and Mike Dougherty who celebrated their wedding anniversary on Oct. 6. I am sorry if you are among those who did not get called on Thursday. 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