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SectionifhreJ^^ag* T«fo TOE McHENRY PLATNDEALElt Thursday/ <tur>o 9,1366 ' ' M l -J«33 JiClSJMUiVi EVE LEV^SQUE 885-3191 : jt'tfui POLLING PLACE FOR PREQEIJPT^ IS nPArmrrw^fe k- ? Polls (in the beg,qj(iH&use) -will fee open from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. Tuesday;;'«Eiyrie: 14, for Memorial Day Program An Inspiration the primary election to elecfeJ^ with bright blue sky over- Officials at the national,(U.S. Senator) state, and county level. Today, (June 9) is the last day to apply for an absentee ballot, but if you will be among the missing on election day, you may vote in Woodstock through Saturday, June 11. Local candidates are J.R. the women will have a social hour complete with games and refreshments. All women of the community are invited to attend. head, and our beautiful lake in the background, the eleventh Memorial Day program, May .'10, was truly inspirational and a wonderful way to begin the holiday. Sincere thanks to Father Gu/.zardo of St. Patrick's Church and to The Rev. Thomas Johnson of Nativity (Jake) Levesque who will be Lutheran church, Wonder Lake on the ballot for representative from the 33rd" District ami Republican committeeman from precinct 12. Theresa Schultz seeks the offices of Representative Committeeman, Sheriff, and Democrat precjnct committeeman (12). Republican ballots will be white while those of the Democrat party are yellow. By this time, most voters have determined their party and politics, but remember--if you don't vote, you have lost. the right to complain!! Barn Danee Idea is Scrapped A multitude of complications arose over having a barn.dartce (originally scheduled for June 25) so the idea was abandoned. Over twenty-five calls and inquiries were made by chairman Allan McKim and Ray Lary about getting live music with a caller bat none was available. Plans are. .afoot now, to have a regular dance in the fall, to be held at .one of the large meeting places in the area. Chairman McKim remains on the jofeayijh, technical ' 'assastance'^^^'liis lovin' Marie. - ^ . Action along these lines was taken at the Cu^m-Knpfi meeting held last:^j§$<tj^ in the beachhouse. Holiday Rummage Sale Mighty Successful Only a handful of women put out the effort for the Ladies of the Lake rummage sale, May 28, but they really delivered the looti "Total "take" came to iSter ,$9£Unet! Donations for the sale came from many sources ' aMS" all donors are offered thanks from, the club. The gals who put the affair across included chairman Gertrude Murphy (with help from her hubby, of the club Mari^r*M^KTii1"" Carrie Kurth (ably assisted by Frank), Adele Fuseiano; " Emma Pyritz, Alice Gustafsoii, Elizabeth Fisher, and Elaine Glee son. Following the sale, leftover merchandise was boxed and picked up by the Good Will Industries, "so it shouldn't be a total loss". Ladies of the Lake The gals will meet for the last time tonight (Thursday) before summer^.., adjournment at 8 p.m. in -beachhouse. Following the business meeting, for their words of invocation and benediction which encompassed^ hiembers of all faiths united , in the cause of patriotism. ,<s> Members of the American Legion post 491, the rifle squad arid the Viscounts, were again so co-operative and Commander Bianchi thanked residents for allowing them to participate, while we are so gr-Meful that they do! Thanks to tlje officials who .offered short but meaningful messages in honor of the veterans who made the supreme sacrifice and to all who served under the Stars and Stripes. Bruce Thacker demonstrated his ability on the accordian, pleasurably, ;ind with meaning. Mrs. Theresa Schultz handled details for the program. It was a great day for Americans ! y Son Volunteers For Duty in Viet Nam . After serving over three years in the Air Force, Bob Kane, the son of Loretta arid Andy Kane, volunteered for duty in Viet Nam. He had been in Korea since last August ancl his parents were notified by mail of his decision. Although they have received no further communicatidn, they presume he reached his destination. Another young man who wants to do more than his share! Memorial Day Picnic Carrie Kurth and her daughter, Lorraine Boyle, were chiefs in charge of dispensing some 300 hot dogs (with mustard, relish, and catsup, if desired) at the beach following the dedicatory program. The women dispensed wit and good humor along with the chow, but they had some difficulty with those who came back for "foursies and fivesies". Male members. of the Cullom-Knoll association were generous in offering "bubbly suds" to the "over 21" crowd and soda pop for the youngsters. All in all. it was several' hours of rapport and good fun for members of the community and the club plans to repeat the gesture next year. Relative of Many Dies in Wisconsin Mrs. Frances Auman, 78, passed away in Willard, Wise., last Friday and services for her were held on Tuesday of this week. She leaves many survivors in the village and area. Her brothers include Alfonso of Lakemoor, Frank of Lakewood llo;.d and Joseph, Chicago. Two sisters are Sally Sullivan of Chicago and Anne Epp, Roselle. She is also survived by grandchildren Ronal Godina and Mrs. Virginia Jordan .both residing on W. West Lnne; Mrs. Carol Bateman, W. East Lane; Elayne Godina, Lakewood Road: I\ ancy Neuron, Klgin; and Terry Godina of Genoa. She leaves many g r e a t-grandchildrcn and one great-great-grandchild. Memberships in Culloni- Knnli Tireaks Ifecords At the last meeting of the Cullom-Knoll association held Sunday, June -5, it was reported that eighty-one memberships have been paid into the organization as of that date. All of last year netted only seventy-seven! This shows the | tremendous revival in the club j and we hope for even greater ; results. • Ronal Godina will be rewarded for bringing in the j most new members. <7), as well he® should be! He was also named to . fill the • unr expired term of Dave Scarbrough who moved from the village. He will hold this position until the general election in August. Because president Ray Lary was tardy. Ken Be'ts, vicepresident, handled the gavel and proved his ability! 4-Ie did a great job, and we don't believe his knees were kicking! Ken . Betts and Mickey Murray are "gung ho" with their plans for a spectacular s u m m e r f e s t i v a l b u t n e e d many volunteers. There are positions open for every man, woman, and child in the village and don't feel backward about offering your talents. Contact either Ken or Mickey if you would like to serve. Mickey Murray, tlnirman; Frahk Kurth, Allan McKim, Elmer Tlv>rp, and Ken Tens will form the nominating committee and come up with a slate of candiadates for the general election. All well qualified for thp job. Because of the 4th of July holiday, the next meeting will be pushed back one week to JuJf 10. Work Party Named for Beach and Park ie raft, picnic tables and playground equipment will got an overhaul job next Sunday, June 12, when brain and brawn will meet at 1he beach at 9 a.m. Refreshments will be offered after a couple hours of work have ' been copipleted. The sturdy males include chairmen Ken Belts and Bill Blees o n * E a r l M u r r a y , E l m e r Thorp, Ron Godina, Allan McKim, Ray Lary-and Hill Kaminski. The galk are asked to show up for painting projects. Jobs enough for all who want to help beautify the landscape. That's 0900, Sunday, June 12! First Time Chore For Village Chief Chief of Police Earl Murray who always proves himself capable in any emergency, handled that type call shortly ;<rier 9 Jun. on Friday, May li7. He was called upon for the unhappy task of ending the life of a wounded deer. Here's the way it happened. Bobby O. Smith, his wife and a \\ar old son of Chicago were en route to Wonder Lake to visit his brother when he struck a female deer on Sherman Hill. . opposite the driveway to McHenry Sand and Gravel nit. while traveling' at 50 nV'.p.h. An estimated S350 d.-nnge was caused to his car which had tq be towed away. Ko personal- injuries, but the deer had to be shot by Chief Murray. The McCullom Lake Police department was called lo investigate the accident for the sheriff's office who had no available cars at the time. ,v WW** « ' -- * V / ^ W ^ WA * "7/; iiiiiiiiii in». 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Choose your "free quart" ^ ^qqrgARD i • p°rch & aooR ENAMa mm Pli. 385-7100 McHenry tasty buffet for Mr. and' Mrs.- Bill Higgins, Sr., and their: daughter, Eileen, and John Klapperich and their tribe, maternal grandmother--Mrs. Catherine Gresney, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Godina, the Terry Jordnns. Mrs. Nancy Negron of Elgin and Terry Godina of Genoa. Orchid Occasions Sorry we goofed on Joyce and Ron Wilson's fifteenth wedding anniversary, June 2, and it was not Ron's birthday, as re ported...Belated Congrats to Bonny Egerstaffer who had a birthday, May 27...Tommy Frett turns 4 pn June JO and natal day regards to Chuck Thacker, this date...Mickey and Earl Miller will be wed 28 years on June 11...Kurt Walter will be 7 on June 13 and his brother, Michael turns 6, June 14. John have seven pandles on his cake, and Fred Matthesius tears another year off the calendar, on June 13. Best wishes to all. • •• • An exciting week faces us so this reporter better start resting up. See you next week? Newly Weds Move Here A hearty welcome to Mr. and^ .Mix. Tom Wunder who plighted their troth in a Chicago church. May 21. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Prnwn of Chicago and W. Parkview and the new groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wunder of Chiego. Following t heir honeymoon, Carol and Tom are living in the home of their parents until their own domicile (directly across the street) is ready for occupancy. • The two are friendly and outgoing and should have no difficulty making friends among the younqer couples. We wish them every happiness. JP Presented at the Font Kathleen May Godina, Jr., (though slightly unaware) was the star of the show when she was presented at the font of St. Patrick's church, Sunday, May 29, for christening. Kathy Klapperich of the village and William Higgins, Jr., of Franklin Park served as godparents while Father Beauvais officiated. ^ Following the church service, Kay, Sr., and Ftonal spread a SHOP IN McHENRY Cook's Corner Marie Schaettgen Most people like to try different kinds of breads. This recipe is a printed one from a well known restaurant not far from Boston, It is an old New England "receipt" but I just don't. remember the name of the placer-sorry. Buttermilk Brown Bread % cup corn meal Vz cup white flour Vz cup whole wheat flour "pinch" salt 2 tbsp. sugar % tsp. baking soda 1 cup buttermilk % cup molassescup raisins Sift all dry ingredients together. Mix the molasses and the buttermilk together and blend into flour mixture. Pour into greased mold and cover tightly. Place on rack over boiling water. Cover and steam until J^arbor 801 N. RIVER ROAD McHENRY, ILL. 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