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TFftfsd&tf, M&ch 9,1981 THEMcHENRT PLJUNDEALER Pigt Flfti McCullom Lake TWO SLATES OF CANDIDATES FOR APRIL ELECTION ' Eve Levesque Two Slates of candidates -- thti ^ocal party and the Progressive party -- have filed properly with the village clerk and they are listed as their names will appear on the ballot for j"our local election on Tuesday, April 18, First to file was the Local party with incumbent (Joseph R. (Jake) Levesque io the top spot, Emma B. Pyritz, also incumbent, as village clerk, and John C. Fo^for the position of police magistrate. Trustees on this ticket include William E. Creutz, Frank Klewin and Eugene Shigley. The Progressive ticket is headed Ly "John T. Boyle with Lois Parenti for village clerk and Victor Howe, incumbent, for police magistrate- Trustees on this ticket are Roger Kinsey. Theresa Schultz and Arthw Stuhlfeier, who is seeking a second term. The final date for withdrawing frorruthe ballot was March 3. Absentee ballots may be. mailed to the village clerk on March ^nd the last date for mailing :isr April 13. With *|Jte date of election drawing |«ar, the campaign of both parties will swing into high gear- When the candidates apjlfar at your home, please make them welcome and listen to their filatforms, then make your decision as to whom you will help to elect. Best of all, attend YOUR village meetings and see your officials in action. Whether we continue to advance or stagnat-i is in the hands of each and every voter. DON'T VOTE IN THE DARK! 27, the ustial reports by standing committees were made. Trustee Zahn briefly explained the new numbering system which will soon be put into effect. In the event that two communities have the same street name, confusion will be avoided by the use of different block numbers. The next meeting will be held on Monday, March 13, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited. Candidates 'BP Coffee Residents of precinct one will have the opportunity to meet the candidates whose names will appear on the ballot for- the April 4 township election under the Republican banner. The meeting will be held in the beachhouse on Tuesday, March 21, at 8 p.m. Coffee and tasty pastry will be served. Everyone within the limits of precinct one is cordially invited to attend. It will be well worth your while. This affair is under the auspices of the Republican Central committee with committeeman J. R. Levesque as host. %gh School Friendship Ripens to Romance Two members of the class of McHenry '59 have announced their intention to wed. Ronald Creutz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Creutz of Fountain Lane, and Miss Jacqueline Skidmore, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Skidmore of Ring wood, have sealed their intuitions with a ring. .rackie received her beautiful diamond a few days before her birthday during a family g a t h e r i n g . R o n ' s m a t e r n a l gramdparents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gretling, were visiting at the Bill Creutz home when the happy announcement was made. The Skidmores were promptly summoned and a fine evening was enjoyed with the youog couple the center of atterraon. No immediate wedding plans have been made. .Miss Skidmore is employed in Crystal Lake while Ron pursues honest endeavor in Northbrook. Notes From the Village Board At the last meeting of the village board on Monday, Feb. Public Party for Cullom-Knoll The building fund committee of the Cullom-Knoll association will hold another public party at McDonald's this Saturday, March 11. Your hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poledna and plenty of "surprises" are in store. "Birds 'N' Bees" Department Corky Ingersol, Dorothy Cunningham and Ann Matthesius have "that look" in their eyes with very important dates looming on the horizon. "The hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world" and these gals have plenty of power! Deadline Approaching According to Mrs. Pyritz, village clerk, there are many car owners who have not yet purchased vehicle stickers. The deadline is March 31 so why not take care of this matter now? Dog tags will also be due at the end of March. Natal Daze Emma Pyritz was quite overwhelmed on her birthday when friends from far and near came to pay homage on the anniversary of her birth, Sunday, March 5. That genial gentleman, Ed Hammerstein, sent her i "singing telegram" and handled the solo himself! Ever lovin' hubby Otto presented his wife with a beautiful bouquet of roses. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Millard of Fond du. Lac, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green "and daughter, Pat, of Hammond, Ind., \y>ere on hand to assist with the festivities. Belated and Current Events A belated greeting to Mrs. Jeanette Whitney who was feted by hei co-workers on her birthday, Friday, March 3. . . Lil and Dave Hansen will chalk up 15 years in "double harness" today, March 9 and this is also Dave's birthday. . . . Lynne Schultz will become a 'teen-ager tomorrow, March 10, when she turns 13. . . . March 10 also marks the birthday of Mrs. Bernice Bjork and Frank Parkhurst. . . .Young Bobby Boyle wiirbe 3 on Wednesday, March 15. Best wishes to all. Things are mighty quiet and this reporter would appreciate a call from you. The number is EV. 5-3191. See you next week. NOTIFICATION OF LICENSE DEADLINE CEASES THIS YEAR Illinois motorists will not be notified personally of the approach of the Nov. 1 license plate reassignment deadline in the future, Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier said this week. The practice of notifying the holders oi the first 50,000 numbers will also be discontinued, he said. "I have never been entirely satisfied that notifying the holders of the first 50,000 licenses was quite fair to all motorists, but now, with the tremendous growth of reassignment possibilities, it will serve no further useful purpose," Secretary Carpentier said. The adoption ol the letterdigit numbering system for all numbers in excess of 999.999 has resulted in the creation of many thousands of combinations having special significance to certain individuals, but which are not readily recognizable cs such, Mr. Carpenier said. This, he continued, makes it impossible to determine which numbers are reassignment possibilities. The only other alternative would be to notify all of the almost 3.5 million passenger car owners, an undertakine which would be far too expensive, Secretary Carpentier said. Mr. Carpentier said his office will request the cooperation of all communications media in an effort to remind motorists of the reassignment period next fall. Under the law, motorists are entitled to reassignment of their license numbers if application is made prior to Nov. 1 and the request is made, Secretary Carpentier pointed out. Johnsburg SERVE FORESTERS BREAKFAST AFTER SUNDAY 8:30 MASS Betty Hettermann The men and boy Foresters of St. John's court No. 96 will receive communion in a body at the b':30 Mass in St. John's church next Sunday morning. Breakfast will be prepared and served by the women of the parish in the community hall immediately following the Mass. All members of the court are invited to participate in the Mass and breakfast next Sunday. Girl Scouts and Brownie News At the meeting of Feb. 21 Troop 408 covered coat hangers with yarn as one of their current projects. On Feb. 28 the troop planned a theater party followed by the serving of refreshments by Linda MacGregor. The girls enjoyed the treat which Linda made herself. Badge work took up the remaining time of this meeting. Brownie troop 378 made pin cushions of jar tops, cotton and scrap naterial at last Tuesday's meeting. Sheila Marshall was cookie hostess at this time. A word reminder to all those who recently ordered cookies from *he Girl Scouts and Brownies. The girls will be around making deliveries within the week. New Addition Brand new baby clothes will soon be flying on the wash line ol the Joe Sompel home. Mrs. Sompel gifted him with a bouncing baby boy who weighed over 8 lbs when he was born earlier last week. Eagerly awaiting to get acquainted with their newest member of the family Sre four sisters and one brothers Mrs. Sompel, we are sorry to say, will be spending more time th in usual in the hospital due to certain complications. Our sincere wishes for a speedy recovery so she can start enjoying hev new son. Sodality News The Blessed Virgin Sodality will sponsor a public party on Sunday evening, March 19, in the community club hall. Proceeds ol this endeavor will be put to use in securing new RUDY BECKERS KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In Phone EVergreen 5-2436 STUD SERVICE ... For Most of the Popular Breeds BOARDING ... Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving knpala Sport Sedan linpala 4-Door Sedan Bel Air Sport Sedan Biscayne Utility Sedan Nonad 4-0r. 6-Pass. Station Wagon Parkwood 4-Dr. 6-Pass. Station Wagon Corvair 700 Club Coupe Corvair 700 4-Door Sedan Monza 900 Club Coupe linpala 2-Door Sedan M Air 2-Door Sedan tmpala Convertible Bel Air Sport Coup* One-stop shopping at your Chevy dealer Ts makes choosing I a new car easier than ever! You get variety like this only at your Chevrolet dealer's. Elegant new Impalas, popular Bel Airs, budget-priced Biscaynes and six wonderful new Chevy wagorw--all with a Jet-smooth ride you'd expect in more expensive makes. But that's just the beginning. There are also ten low, lo#-priced Chetfy Corvairs for you to -look over, plus the Corvette--America's only true sports car. What with this kind of choice--31 models in all --if you don't find the car you want at four Chevrolet dealer's, it probably just han't been built yet. Aw models-- two Chevrolet* designed especially for frtutneas urn and the De Luxe Greenbrier--are Hat shown. Brookwood 4-Dr. 6-Pass. Station Wagon Corvair 500 4-Door Sedan Monza 900 4-Door Sedan Brookwood 4-Dr. 9-Pass. Station Wagon Lake wood 700 4-Door Station Wagon Greenbrier Sports Wagon Third seat optional at extra cost knpala Sport Coupe Bel Aii Sedan Biscayne 2-Door Sedan Biscayne 4-Door Sedan Nonad 4-Dr. 9-Pass. Station Wagon Parkwood 4-Dr. 9-Pass. Station Wagon Corvair 500 Club Coupe kewood 500 4-DoOf Station Wagon Corvette--America's only true sports car J j i S e e t h e n e w C h e v r o l e t cars, Chevy Corvairs, and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's J$L CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 204 W. Elm Street McHenry, 111. Evergreen 5-0277 lights for the parking area of St. John's church. Plan on attending so this worthwhile goal can be realized. The sodality will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday evening in the school hall. Final plans for their Easter communion Sunday which will take place it the 8:30 Mass on March 26 will be discussed. All members will receive communion in a body followed by the serving of breakfast. in the community club hall. Keep these dates in mind. To Receive Caps At an impressive ceremony to take place at 3 o'clock next Sunday afternoon, March 12, Georgette Miller and Janice Wakitsch will receive their caps from the St. Therese's School of Nursing. Their proud parents, the "Bud" Millers and the Gerald Wakitsches plan to be on hand for the capping ceremony. Lady Forester Breakfast The members of St. Agatha's court No. 777 have made plans to receive communion in a body on March 19 at the S:30 Mass. The men of the parish will once a^ain show of: the culinary skills by preparing breakfast for the ladies in the community club hall following the Mass. A small fee will be collected to defray the food costs. Anyone who would like to donate towards this breakfast can do sc by contacting Marie Oef fling. Birthday Corner The hospital ;sn't the best place to celebrate your birthday but Annie Michels will make the best of the situation on March 9 when he celebrates his birthday. Richard May will have another veni in the "Over 30 club" ;is of March 11 as will Jim Hetteimann on March 14. Ditto for Mary Hettermann on March 20. March 20 is the date shared by Marilyn Smith and Janice Wakitsch as their natal days. Marilyn will l.;e seventeen while Janice will turn nineteen. . Walter Smith will do some celebrating on the very last day jf this month of March. Best wishes for many more "Happy Birthdays" to all. Aroiuid the Town Troop 408 enjoyed a show at the McHenry theater as a group and accompanied by their leaders last week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyk and family of Chicago visited the Ed. Hettermann home last Saturday. Last Tuesday around noon time the firemen of station 2 were called to Schafer's north shore subdivision to extinguish a grass lire which got out of hand. When giving the baby a sun bath, keep his face turned away from the sun. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness cautions that bright, direct sunlight could harm the child's eyes permanently. OPEN SEPTIC SYSTEMS MSf NO DIGGING! •IT B0YER Septic Tank Cleaner RUCK'S Hardware 501 Main St. EV. 5-0334 OBITUARIES FLORENCE ENGSTROM The death of Florence Engstrom, 39, on Thursday, March 2, in McHenry hospital came as a shock to the many friends in this community who knew her. Although a comparatively new resident, she had made many friends in the months she' had lived here. After her marriage to Robert Engstrom, the couple moved to Fox street last September. The deceased was born Aug. 7, 1921. y Besides her husband, she leaves three daughters, Veronica, Judy and Delores, and two sons, Francis and Michael. The body rested at the George Just en & Son funeral home until Monday morning at 10 o'clock, when services were held at the chapel, with interment in St. Mary's cemetery. CASIM1R STAWTNOGA Services were held Thursday in Arlington Heights for Caslmir Stawinoga, 42, of Mount Prospect, brother of Mrs. Fred Bykowski of Lakemoor and Mrs. Henry Kazubal of McHenry. 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