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Thursday* Mardf 23, 1961 PLAINDEALER Page Nineteen McHenry Shores POLLING PLACE IN PRECINCT ONE LISTED FOR NUNDA AMce McKelly - EV. 5-2661 community will be served for the next four years by the public officials that you help to put in office at the special election to be held ApriK .4. McHenry Shores voters will Vote at the Nunda Township iPregfJhct 1 polls on Route 176 3ust west of Route 31 (Mid- •V«8t Auto Service Bldg.) The pcjtts are open from 6 a.m. to 0 WTi. Three ballots will be offered to the voter. First, the judicial election ballot for Judge of ,4 he Circuit Court, \ N i n e t e e m n J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t . 'Only - reygstered voters may cast this ballot. Second, the ^ justice district number four ' ballot requiring the voter to select a justice of the peace and a constable. Note thatjustice district number four inclines Nunda and Algonquin townships. The voter must be registered to cast this ballot. Third, the Nunda township ballot which permits the voter to «eleet men to fill the Nunda township offices of supervisor, a s s i s t a n t s u p e r v i s o r , t o w n clerk, assessor, and three members of the board of auditors. The voter need not be a registered voter to cast this ballot, 3 bi^must have resided in the State of Illinois at. least one year, in the County of McHenry ninety days, and in Nunda TownshiD at least thirty days. - McHenry Shores is the "grass roots" community so often referred to by the political scientist and we can . demonstrate our interest in government by making the effort to drop in at our polls on April 4. Ififie car pool can leave a few minutes early or stop on the way home, and neighbors work together to get to the polls during the day, the right people will be elected. If you need a "ride" on April 4 to get to the polls, please call Doris Wetzel, phone EV. 5-1917 or Alice McKelly, phone EV. 5- 2661. Trice JJurchfield will celebrate her day on Monday, and Jack Risting Will start another year on March 29. The best of birthday wishes to all of you. ,, Happy anniversary to Art and Mariie Cicchini on March 24 as * they start another year together. ^-thdays and Anniversaries H§ppv birthday to Carol PI s£ewski on her ninth birth- Say on Sunday, March 16. Bea- - Social Eveitts McHenry Shores was well represented at the monthly meeting and luncheon of the McHenry Women's club held on March 9. A lecture on "SOUND" proved to be very i n t e r e s t i n g . T h e M c H e n r y Shores ladies and their guests were: Ellen Duncan and Terry Coates, Mildred Snively and Mary Lou Miller, Daisy Smith and Alice McKelly, Bea Mac-, Callum and Irene Middlekauff, Helen Smith and Pearl Paulin. A musical presented by the WSCS of the Community Methodist church at the V.F.W. hall on March 15 attracted an appreciative group from McHenry Shores. The acting and singing of Ann Varese, rlrma Blomgren, and a cast opi talented youngsters in the "Sound of Music" delighted the audience. The theater party from our area included Dolores Stark, Marge Olszewski, Audrey Whitney, Ellen Duncan, Irene Middlekauff, Leah Hogan and * her mother, Daisy Smith, Leone Wagner, Alice McKelly, Helen Smith, Rutn Dodge, Marian Barrows, Bea MacCallum, Louise Winters, V i r g i n i a V e r s t e g e , M i l d r e d Snively, Marylou Miller, and Pearl Paulin. ^ Another party for the week was one given by the Clausens. Herb and Winifred Clausen, assisted by their daughter, Betty, who came from Chicago for the week, entertained with a luncheon and card party on Tuesday. This affair was full of fun and entertainment. Ann Connor likes to throw sevens but lost out to Marie Hinz who took first prize at their table. Our reporter tells us that Leah Hogan, Virgie Verstege and Mildred Snively took first prizes at their bridge tables. Irene Mueller finished first in the canasta game, and Stevie Korczyk won at her table. with their three lovely children live in that bi-level at 216 Miller drive. The three little ones are made of "sugar and spice and' everything that is nice" and their names are Therese Kathleen, age 7, Patrice Ann, age 5, and Leslie Mary, age 4. The Brunke family moved to McHenry Shores from (Chicago in August, 1959, and have been a part of every community activity since that time. Art and Alicp are members of the McHenry Shores club and the Shores Social and Athletic club. Art's activities during his spare time includes basketball and baseball, and they say he is a rough umpire. Alice was elected to the office of second vice-president of the McHenry Shores club for 1961 and in this position she heads the ways and means committee. Busy people aren't they? However, like most busy people they seem to thrive on it. Best of luck, neighbors. Hi Neighbor Arthur and Alice Brunke DR. HENRY FRiUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry ) (Closed Thursday Afternoons) ETFS EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL T56AINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION' COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 PJH. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:S0 PJH. EVENINGS'BY APPOINTMENT. EVergreen 5-0452 Here and There Gordon and Darlene Hattan visited the Ray Hattans in Lake Villa to see their new home. Clare and Irene Mueller with their fagiily visited relatives in Glenview over the weekend. Ing and Bill Corcoran are now at home again after a period of hospitalization. BLIND PIANO TUNER John Gifford of Spencer, Iowa, is cited by the American Foundation for the Blind's "Manpower" radio series as a fine example of independent blind people. He tunes the pianos of schools and radio stntions^npHiis city and many others o«er a ten county area as well. / Each family in Delaware has an average of $9,100 life insurance in force --the nation's highest--Mississippi, with an averag^ of $2,400, has the nation's 'lowest average. NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION School District No. 12 McHenry County, Illinois Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, April 8, A.D.: 1961, an election. will be held at the polling places hereinafter described in the School District No. 12, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, for the purpose of electing two members of the School Board of* Education of said district for the full term. For the purpose of this election, the following precincts and polling places are hereby established: Precinct 1: A1J that area of said school district outside of the incorporated- limits of the Village of Sunnyside. Polling Place: Johnsburg Community School Building, - Johnsburg, Illinois. Precinct 2: All that area lying within the corporate limits of the Village of Sunnyside, 111. Polling place: Sunnyside Community Hall, Sunnyside, irfinois. The polls will be opened at twelve o'clock noon and closed at seven o'clock P.M. of the same day, by order of the school board of said district. Dated this 18th day of March, A.D., 1961. ATTEST: Albert W. Albrecht, President Richard R. Marshal^, Secretary (Pub. March 23, 1961) Dolly Madison auctioned oft some of her possessions in 1848, when she was 79, as she was in dire financial straits. Id orvVVicnoAA £aotk/i CdtcU It's sunshine yellow and i 1 crocus blue. It's wonders of green. And it's other colors, too. At Eastertime Noraoss Greeting Gads | J are die color of Eastecj GomeJa and tee the Norcross collection. It has the look of Sjpdhg, the feeling of Spring, aad the^ message of Easter time.! Drug Store 103 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 with a rough roads l--smooth ride Presto! 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