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Sixteen SHE -McHENBY PLAINDEALEB -Thanday, March, 16, 1861 McCullom Lake WEEK'S ILLNESS ENDS IN DEATH OF ANDBEW HOAGLAND Eve Levesque 111 the early hours of Tuesday evening", March 7, Andrew Hoagland, 92, succumbed after having been bedridden for one week. A physician was summoned and pronounced him dead. Mr. Hoagland was being cared for by his two -Sns, Harry snd Pudolph in his home a: 615 East Lane, ".vhere thry bad resided for the past three year". Services for the deceased those gentleme 3i of the "ol1 s6d" Dave O'H B' n&tti, Ole Mb Olsen, Fred . CBfratthefciUs Whitey O'Bjork, and Chet O Helwig -- to nimfe but few! \ The lads 'n' lassies will trip the light fantasti i • to the melodies of "McNan a ara's Band,,' of course. Refr c 'shments -- solid and liquid i -- will be furnished for a p. B ckage price, and couples are nrtMt cordially invited. For more | information, call EV. 5-9873. \ Presented At Font Pamela Ann Ka fper, infant daughter of Peggy ' and Peter, was presented for vbaptism at St. Mary's church On Sunday, were held on Friday of last | March. 5, at 1:30 j p.m. with " , ~ Father Baumhofer i >fficiating. Both godparents for ; the little miss, who was borni Jan. 27, were unable to at ftend and were represented bji proxy. Mrs. Barbara DeMar i stood in for daughter Mary v»ho is in her first year at i 51. Rose Convent in LaCrosse, Wis. and Norman Hannemann ; of Chic a g o r e p r e s e n t e d R i c h a r d Storey, the wee one'il uncle, of Roselle who was kei;»t because of chicken post! A sumptuous dinner '.for paternal grandparents Mir. and Mrs. S. M. Kasper of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hannemann and three youngsters, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe | DeMar of the village was servied by proud mommy Peggy with "helpful" assistance froi?n almost five year old Peter, Jr. week from the Schneider Leucht funeral home in Woodstock. Husband of the late Eleanor, Mr. Hoagland is survived by daughters Mrs. Anna Mass- :nan. P.cedburg, Wise.; Mrs. Elmer Frase of Elmhurst; and Mrs. Eleanor Schmerler of Villa Park and sons Oscar of North Lake City, 111.; and Harry and Rudolph. There are also thirteen grandchildren and twenty-four great-grandchildren. Mr. Hoagland and his sons purchased the Peter Nersted home three years ago and had sold it and planned to move to * Melrose Park but Mr. Hoagland's illness prevented this. He was born in Stockholm, Sweden on April 16, 1868 and moved to this country in 1902. At one time, he was a member of the Woodman Lodge in Michigan. Wear in' Of The Green And the one adjudged having the most on his person on Saturday, March 18, will win the prize !!This is only part of the activities planned by the McCullom Lake Men's Club to celebrate St. Patrick's Day at Whitey and Berenice's. On winter hasn't been cold enough to kill tfieni. "fhey don't seem to cause any damage, but their nuisance value is high. Any theories -- especially how to get rid of them! --.will be greatly appreciated. "Ctill iiV 5-3497. Breakfast Postponed* Because of Easter falling on the first Sus.day in April,, the Men's Club will hold ;th«ir breakfast on April 9. A "Buggy" Subject We're referring to insect pests and not baby carriages! Several home owners on Spring Road arfe complaining a, cw... -- of box elder bugs in aburfdhand for the soiree will be ance. Seems as though the Eastwood Manor Property Owner's Ass'n. ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE at the LEGION HALL, Green St., McHenry FRIDAY, MARCH 17 -- Starling at 9 p.m. Music by "THE NITE OWLS" EVERYONE WELCOME -- Don't Mhs It! Join the Fun -- $1.00 per person -- Tickets at the door 1 Meet The Ballot Boys The candidates who will be appearing on the Republican side of the ballot in the township election April 4 will be on hand Tuesday night, March 21 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse, to greet their constituents. Every voter in precinct one is cordially invited. You will have the opportunity to meet Richard Marshall, Sigurd Jacobsen, Albert Blake, Fred Rogers, "Gus" Freund, Gerfeld Elberseh, Fred Hauhbld, ai.d Foster Glorch with Jake Levesque, committeeman, as your host. This is under the jurisdiction of the Republican Central Committee. After a short address by each of the candidates, there will be coffee and "tasty pastry" f'-r all. See you there? Gals Will Meet The Ladies of the Lstkg will meet in the beachhouse oh Thursday, March $3, for a combination business and social evening. Wuther reminder next week. Onward And Upward Goes the building fdrid for the CuHom-Knoll association. A party wds Held at McDonald's 6h Saturday night and another will be held at Whitey and Berenice'* oh M-irch 25. Reserve this date for a special surprise. watched the youngsters perform. "Three Hundred" Material As members ot the McHenry J.C. bey's bowling league, Bill Cable, Roy Watson, and Don Osterby, deserve a hearty hurrah. Their team placed first in the boy's division. These lads are all in their early teens, and are displaying remarkable talent. lo Get Gab Service No matter where you are, otir Radio Dispatched Cab is always ready to serve you. Your call brings it over fast. McHenryCab Ph. EVergreen 5-0723 1 TMh T«lk For the memorable ocasion of her thirteenth birthday. Miss Lyrine Schllltz was quite a grown-up miss. The school board even cooperated and gave the kids a holiday on March 10! Best present of all. On hand for momma Tessie's yummy chocolate cake, open-faced sandwiches, ice cream, candy and nuts were Nancy Burg, Danita Tomasello, Jdanie Scarbrough and the Schlofner girls, Linda and Donna. Cousins Chrys, D. D., Matt, and J. R. dropped in to say "hi" while Grandma Sally and "Grandma" Schroeder Orchtf Occasions Belated greetings to Helen and George Meyer who were wed 122 years on Sunday, Mar. 12 and to newlyweds, Adelaide and Walter Patzke, who marked their paper anniversary, also on this date. . . . Their names should be Patrick and Patricia but are really called Ginny Parkhurst and Michael Schlitt! They are St Patrick's Day kids, born on the seventeeth. Mike will be 7 arid Ginny says "it's nobody's business"! . . . Mickey O'Flaherty marks her natal day on March 19 ... It will be 5 for Jimmy Hocin on Monday, March 20, and happy birthday to Al Oberhuber of Maple Hill drive, who is currently employed in Florida. . . . Bridegroom Bill Hecht, Sr. and Jack Schlofner share Wednesday, March 22, for their natal day. Best wishes to all. MOOSE LODGE Happy St. Patrick's Day to all Irishmen and those whd wish they were! tomorrow, March 17. See you next week. Same time -- same place. on all handmade Hobby Items. Model Kits, Novelties and Greetings Cards Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun, March 23-24-25-26 During these four days any order you £lace for handmade items will also carfry the 10% Discount. It Charles Street*:; ( McHenry, 111. 1 Blook East of Fo* River Bridge Fiytft Balding Jfpfcth of 120 in charge of the chapter night program* A favorable balloting was held for several members. A very large class of new coworkers were present to be enrolled-. They were Frieda La- Cerba sponsored by Hazel Struwe and Gene Dember, Anna Brzezinski, Elva Dunn, Marie Hyatt and Anna Bolda-- all sponsored by Alyce Kowal. This is very encouraging to all of the co-workers who are working for their honors this year. It means that we are another step closer to getting the award of achievement. A special dispensation for the publicity chapter night will be received for the following meeting. The next meeting, which will be on March 21 will be an important one. At this time election of new officers will be discussed. There have been several changes in this in recent years, so be sure to attend and be thinking of your choices for the new year. Women of the Moose On March 7 the Moosehaven comrnittse, under the chair- i .^vera| of membeK laI1 manship of Lou.se Gnffith, was to m Mj,rch 23 with our Green Beanie, Hazel Struwe, for their Green Beanie night. The end of our quarter is coming up so all committees with project money on hand should turn this money over to the recorder. Also please check your dues receipt and make sure you are still in good standing. If you are not sure check with the recorder. Tasty refreshments were served by Louise Griffith and her committee. These girls will be in charge of refreshments at the next meeting. Reports due at the next meeting will be publicity, Moosehaven, social service, and academy of friendship, plus any other committees that have any thing to report. ftp The demonstration belg\^>ii Thursday night, March the 9, was very successful. See you at our next ing--March 2L 8 , --1IV ACCELERATE WORK PROGRAM Acceleration of major' improvement work in Illinois when more than $17 millio^Hn road and bridge contracts aire placed during the next few months has been predicted by Gov. Otto Kerner. Federal funds are heing . released for the road program in advance I of schedule, Gov. Kerner explained, in order to stimulate economic activities and relieve the critical unemployment situation. Referring to the highway problems confronfpg builders today in rural and urban areas, he said that the concern, a half-century ago, to "get the farmers out of the mud" lias given way to "equally entangling problems of urban congestion." ST. PATRICK'S PARTY * at the McHenry Country Club Friday, March 17 6:30 P.M. Corn Beef & Cabbage and Roast Beef Dinner Dancing - $3.50 per person MIIW tiV'IL : !! $777 $777 $777 100* > f Completely Installed with Rubber Padding Your choice of 10 Decorator Colors $777 $777 $777 $J77 $777 $777 $777 $777 Wholesale Furniture and Appliances MERRILL BROS. LUCAS CORP. Routes 25 and 62 Algonquin 0L. 8-7021 Route 176 - Shopping Center Island Lake JA. 6-1221 Thru the comb i n e d efforts and b u y i n g power of our 3 family o w n e d discount stores we were able to make a once i n a lifetime purchase. These savings we now pass on to you. This is a regular $13.95 value^ ifl Call Art Merrill OL 8-7021 or John Harder! J A 6-1221 for free estimate. If you are unable to come in we wilj bring samples to your home.