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Thursday. Match 12. 1959 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER tjfoland Park UST NOMINEES FOR ANNUAL ELECTION APR. 5 Vk^ey Battari--2262-J - 1524-J iting committee, ier the provisions of 1 section^, nominating commitlections, article IV, of our faws, presents herewith its nominees for the ^elective officers for the annual elections to be held on Sunday, April 5. John Chismar, Audrey Ellmer, A1 Heggeland, George Leone, Licastro, Echyard Ozog, Larry Panice, Frank Parisi and Ray Rode. For the benefit of the membership who wish to vote by absentee ballot, we refer you to article IV elections, section 4, proxy voting, which states no member shall be entitled to vote by proxy. Any member is entitled to vote by absentee balapt at election or on special assessments, and may request an absentee ballot which will be designated and recorded as such. Absentee ballots may be obtained from and must be in the hands of the secretary before the election begins. Nominating Committee Lakeland Park Women's Club The following ladies make up th£ nominating committee for our coming election to be held at the April meeting: Claudia Garn 136, Beverly Wickenkamp 3069-J, Gayle Larsen 2254-R, Mickey Gladman 2543-J and Dorothy Glorch 2044-R. Call in your choice of a member whom you think would make a good president, first and second vice president, secre 'igy and treasurer. Easter Egg Hunt Again this year on Easter Sunday we will have our annual Easter egg hunt down at the two beaches, and again as usual we are asking for loads of colored eggs. We are asking you to bring all the colored hard boiled eggs to the home of^lrs. Shirley Ozog at 217 MiSdow Lane by Friday or Saturday just before Easter. The hunt itself will start at 11 a.m. on Easter Sunday morning. Further details on this will be printed in a later issue of the paper, such as the ages of the different groups and at what beach they will meet. "Nino", Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conone and son^ John Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph La telle, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Vivirito, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Matsi aijd son, Maigjjn, Mrs. Helen Djledzic, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parisi and family and one of Josephine's little friends, Tommy Przetacznek Page Fifteen The Little Italian Colleen Josephine Cina danced an Irish jig at the St. Mary's music recital last week and Francine Parisi was one of the members of the orchestra, very ably playing the violin. Honor Roll Vincent Cina, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cina, who is at present attending Milliken University in Dedatur, was on the honor roll this period with a 3.3 average. Confirmation Parties Last Sunday evening after being confirmed at. St. Patrick chwch, Josephine Cina was the litw guest of honor at her home with the following aunts, uncles, cousins and friends helping her to celebrate this very beautiful occasion: Mr. an^Mrs. Jos. Valenti and son, Joefc. with Mrs. Valenti acting as tier sponsor, Mr. and Mrs. A. \felenti and their Chihauhau, Happy Birthday . to Peppy Cina who celebrated his sixteenth birthday, getting on the honor roll and receiving his drivers license all in one week. to Laverne Okal who celebrated her over twenty-first birthday on a March 5 by taking a trip to Chicago with her three children on a wing and a prayer because she went in during the terrific rain arid snow storm we had last Thursday morning. to Raymond Jett who celebrated his sixth birthday by blowing out the candles on his cake two or three different times. Esther Cygan and daughter, Lynn, Daisy Krupinski and daughter, Edna, and myself and my daughter, Elaine, walked over real early in the morning with candles on a batch of muffins and had breakfast and then a little later Marge Franklin and her two little girls, Debbie and Dale, came over with a very beautifully decorated birthday cake and we of course all had to sing happy birthday to the already very happy little boy. All in all he had himself quite a day. Oh yes, besides all of us to help him celebrate was his big brother, Butch, who had to be home that day due to a bad cold. to little Gary Hansen who celebrated his birthday on Feb. 25, and then on the twentyeighth of February Denise Bucaro, Debbie and Sharee Holas, Billy and Mary Burns. Lance Kuhns and Carrie Brooks were there to see him blow out all three candles on his beautiful birthday cake. to Del Gerstad who was 6 years old on March 3 and he celebrated his with the children in his class during school hours. and last but not least to Mrs. Dorothy Meineke who ^ays jshe celebrated her twenty - first, birthday on Sunday, March 1. Oh, Dorothy, don't we just wish. Stork Shower A surprise stork shower was held for Mrs. Dorothy Becker on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Marge Franklin. The table was just loaded with food of all kinds and the centerpiece was a very beautiful tiered cake topped with two little dolls and oh' so delicious. Those who came to shower her with little gifts were Elaine Jett, Lee Glorch, Dorothy Humphreys, Daisy Kurpinski, Jean Glover, Esther Cygan, L e n a A b b i n a n t e , D o r o t h y Glorch and myself. It's A Girl We didn't have the above stork shower a day too soon b cause you see on the fourth of March we had the shower and on the fifth of March Dotty Becker presented her family with a 5 lb. baby girl born at 5:30 a.m.'at the Woodstock hospital. Her brother, Kenny, and big sister, Kathy, are anxiously waiting for mother to bring little Mary Alice home for then! to help take care of. i^. Jar fh "tor Real Busy Week Mrs. Alice Sullivan was sure a busy person last week, what with two confirmations last Sunday at St. Patrick's church, Mary and Mike being confirmed and two birthdays, Mary, age 12, and Joseph, age 3, and then last but not least having her eighth baby on Feb. 26 who was born at the Woodstock hospital and weighed in at 6 lbs. 12^4 ozs. This little lady has been named Ann Cecilia. A Baby Girl As most of Mel and Barbara Malinowski's friends may now know they are the proud parents of a little baby girl 6 months old, Rita Louise. I went over the other morning to see the very beautiful little girl and Barbara was still walking around on a very pretty pink cloud, and I can't say that I quite blame her, because she sure is one of the most adorable little girls I've,.seen in quite some time, what with her pretty blue eyes and reddish hair. Another Confirmation Party Mr. and Mrs. Bucaro held open house for their friends and relatives in honor of Donna and Sandy Bucaro last Sunday on the occasion of their being confirmed at St. Patrick's church. Visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Wickenkamp entertained Bev's aunt, Mrs. Judy Turcott, from Burbank, PARENTS mm md uPHOiswn \GUUUUDtfie scientific my //Duradeair O All work dont In your own home! O Everything ready to use same dayl % No messy soaking, no shrinktngi For FREE estimate, call McHenry S418 DURACLEAN SERVICE by FALK S FOOT step i*d°er RC®]o SfiglAL MIRRO 4 9T. Ill HI Pressure Cook«r • t,o««*boia aluminum beauty *..10 or 15 lb. auto, mar* pWSMr. Special ..11.4 Strtlf w* . , r""¥,» ion \ 'ne|ud«* olnmi- •hm» »riv«t amfrMfM roWtf •••was? ""LTI use °AF »ISfi llf cr** size. Hardware Calif, who came in to celebrate the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lovstad, .|=tej/'s ;grandmother and gran<nalher. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gerstad of Sun Prairie, Wis., spent the weekend of Feb. 28 with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerstad, the occasion of their visit being mostly to celebrate visit being mostly to eeltwo grandchildren, Roger, age 2, and Del, age 6. Demonstration A demonstration was held at the home of Mrs. Dolly Nowell last Monday night with Mrs. Jane Roewer as the demonstraand Dorothy Chismar, Donna Rode, Ann Whonrode, Marian Harris, Polly Licastro, Flossie Kawa, Annette McGrath, Shirley George and yours truly present. Cub Scout News Den 2--Park 362 The monthly pack meeting was held on March 5 at the Legion hall.. The theme for the month was Canada. Awards were given to Allen Raiford, Billy Krater and Dale Davis. A display of crafts were shown to the parents and those viewing these crafts were Mrs. Joan Krater, V. Raiford and C. Davis. New Cub Member Jimmy Hansen is the newest member of Den 4 Pack 361 tinder the direction of Mrs. Laverne Okal, den mother. NEW APPOINTMENT The appointment of Clifford W. Rezny as district superintendent in this area for Public Service company has been announced by Harold W." Otto, division vice-president. Rezny succeeds Robert J. Schultz, who has been promoted to division commercial manager in the Chicago - Central division of Commonwealth Edison company. Ringwood 4-H MEMBERS HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN Ruby Shepard Friends, Saturday, Inarch 21 is Crippled Children's day. The 4-H members will be calling at your door. If you have mailed in your contribution they will tell you "Thank You" With a smile. If you haven't done • so and you wish to contribute put it in their containers that they will be carrying. 500 Club Mrs. Ben. Walkington entertained the Women's 500 club at her home Wednesday a one o'clock dessert luncheon was served. High score went to Mrs. Viola Low and low to Mrs. Louis Hawley. Birth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low are the proud parents of a son born at the Woodstock Memorial hospital March 8. Mrs. Viola Low is the proud grandmother and Mrs. Emily Beatty the great grandmother. Movers Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jepson and son, Keith, have moved into the Fred Bowman home and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman and family have moved to the Ettenger Farm. Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bruce entertained at their home Saturday evening in honor of the birthday of Clayton. Those to ,yand family of Belvidere, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Shook and daughter of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barker and Mrs. Gustie Carlson or Woodstock. Sick List Richard Kunz is a hospital Cabaret Dane i AMERICAN LEGJON POST 491 '5 Saturday EvL Mar. 21 from 9:00 P.M. IN PERSON - DANNY RIO Midwest Niteclub sensation in a one nite, 2 performance appearance. The most enter- * taining, fun filled and*riotous evening you will ever have. Dancing To Music By THE BLUE NOTES' Tickets Available at Legion Hall Now $1.00 Per Person patient at Ft. Leonard Wood with a respiratory infection. Personals Mrs. John Hogan took the 4-H girls to Chicago Wednesday. Their electrical project was "Wash Your Duds." Those to go were Pat Hogan, Pat and Donna Low, Ida Mae Walkington, Susan Fossum and Sandra Hoffman. Miss Pat Hogan attended a district M.Y.F. meeting at Glen Ellyn Sunday. Personals Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake spent Tuesday in the Louis Hawley home. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Peck of Crystal Lake spent Monday evening in the Ben Walkington home. Miss Lona Brever visited relatives at Burlington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carr and son, Charles, were visitors at Waukegan Monday afternoon. ( Mrs. Charles Uhl and children and Mrs. Ruby Shepard were visitors of Milwaukee Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffer of Evanston were callers in the Dr. Hepburn home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Butler visited his brother, Andrew, at the Woodstock Memorial hospital Saturday evening where he was taken following an automobile accident last Sunday evening. He received a broken collar bone. Mrs. J. C. Pearson and son, Jim visited Mrs. Flora Harrison at Round Lake Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huemann and family of Johnsburg and Mrs. Duane Andreas of McHenry spent Sunday in the Weldon Andreas home. Robert Low of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low and family were Sunday dinner airy Tales I'LL BET THEY SUPPLIED THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH WITH MILK FROM FRiUND'S DAIRY dairy, inc. I MILK- 'CREAM e\ MCHENRY I BUTTE* • EGtZS1 > \OOTrAGkc*£EsE guests in the Beatty-Low home. Mrs. Ruby Shepard spent Tuesday in the home of her brother, Will Claxton, at McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Andreas and Margo spent Saturday evening in the Ernest Andreas home at Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bruce and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Carlson and sons attended a birthday party for Axel Carlson of Woodstock Wednesday evening. Mr. Carlson was 77 years did. Mrs. Godfrey Nelson of Salem, Wis. visited Mrs. Hattie Curtis in the Dr. Hepburn home Sunday: Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. William Hepburn were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walden and Mrs. Annabel Redmond of Kenosha and Mrs. Genevieve Clark of Milwaukee. Mrs. Lena Peet returned home Saturday from the Rest home at Woodstock where she spent the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hawley were Sunday guests in the Ernest Reinwall home at Cooney Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Algonquin were visitors in the Dr. Hepburn home Saturday Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, sons, Harry and Mike, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman at Poplar Grove. Mrs. Paul Walkington, Mrs. Walter Low, Miss Alice Peet and Mrs. John Hogan went to Barrington Thursday. Mrs. George Biggers and Mrs. John Hogan attended Craft day of the Home Bureau at the Swanson home at Bull Valley Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Glawe of Woodstock spent Sunday afternoon and evening in the Roy Harrison home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vogel of Solon Mills spent Sunday afternoon in the Fred Wiedrich Jr.. home. Mrs. Roy Harrison attended her circle meeting at the Mrs. Una Barker home in Woodstock Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leonard and family of Lake Geneva spent Sunday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Jr. ! Loren Harrison spent Sunday afternoon at Morton Grove. Mrs. Ella Newman of McHenry spent Wednesday afternoon in the Fred Wiedrich Jr. home. Mrs. Roy Harrison was a visitor at Woodstock Friday afternoon. v WILDLIFE WEEK Gov. William G. Stratton has proclaimed the week of March 15 through 21 as National Wildlife Week for Illinois. In recognition of the governor's keen interest in conservation, Stanley B. Sturm, Springfield, president of the Illinois Federation of Sportsmen's clubs, presented Gov. Stratton with an album of National Wildlife Conservation stamps following the signing of the proclamation last week. ¥•** Doctor** ordtr If Mr law** •••we'll cempovnd H without flaw! # Bring yoar Doctor's prescriptions to AH professional jpharmaey whan pi?cdoo com* poondiog k a specialty. Skilled Hogiatered Pharmacists Gad ample stocks oaabio lo oaigfflpound o! ^fescripdoai promptly •ad sszeedy oo t&o directs, double-sSsoekesi §@s oeearaey. Yets oar prices OSQ always HIS, Tcy as next timet Bolgers Drug Store 108 So. Green Phone 40 McHenr SEE YOUR BUICK DEALER NOW! 25 NEWBIIICKSTO BE AWARDED FREE! 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