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-sivpV, I8i MM Holiday Hills ELECT OFFICERS AT HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION Inez Tougg Last Sunday, the members of the holiday Hills Property Owners Association held their (innual election1 of officers. The results werei as follows: President: Harry Postal; vice-president, Dick Bemis; treasurer, Bill Boettcher; recording secretary, GerrV Postal; corresponding secretary, Pat Roth; sergeant- at-arms, Fred Frantz: Directors elected for unit No. 1, Chuck Heise; No. 2, Dick Mai-, it rata; No. 3, Don Teuber; No. 4, John Hale; No. 5, Kaye ftyan. Directors at large are John Potratz and Hick Postal. If you've been Siting to join the association activities, now fs a good lime. L6t's back our Hew officers all the way. go touch has been accomplished by a few, just Imagine the great Strides that can be made by all {Killing together. Are Yon A Registered Voter? Speaking of elections -- are you a registered voter? If you're 5iot, why aren't you? It's a very Simple procedure -- and -- ifs Jrour privilege and duty as afl American citizen to vote. Lor' raine Bemis is our local registrar. You can make an appointment to register by calling Lorraine at 385-4443. IMS MeHENRY PLAINDEALER i • } !• {<. A|" •' PAgelWtalitefin Dogs! Dogs! Dogs! It's that tirhe of year again when the dogs seem to be running in packs. Where they come from I'm not sure, but they're here. With so many running, It's hard to keep your own dog from running with them, but each loose dog makes the pact that much bigger. If you hav£ a dog, please use extra care to see that It doesn't get out alone or without being restricted to your property. Dogs running in packs will be picked up, br worse, sttch dogs have been known to become wild. Don't take a chance, keep your dog at home where you and the family can enjoy it as the pet it's meant to be. Vehicle Stickers If you would like a Nunda Township sticker for your car, they may be obtained by contacting Lorraine Bemis. She has the forms to be filled out. These stickers, identify your location of residence and are particularly helpful to those who work in Chicago and may be stopped for not having a vehicle tag. Progressive Supper The couples club of St. John's Lutheran church will hold their progressive supper on this Sunday evening Feb. 15. The supper, originally scheduled for the month of November, was postponed because of the assassination. service will begin at 6:30, for the convenience of those families with small children who should be In bed1 early. The second service will be held at th regular hour of 8 o'clock. Junior choir practice will be held on Thursday evenings instead of Wednesday during Lent. Shut-ins Bill Exline is recuperating after some very serious surgery in McHenry Hospital last week. Between Bill and Loretta keeping the hospital busy and the children, Bonnie Linda, Glen and Laurie, and their tonsillitis, they may soon name McHenry hospital the Exline Foundation. Our sincere wishes to both Bill and Loretta for a speedy recovery. There are a few more spotted kids around again Both Judy Abbirtk arid Wayne Wemken are in the process of getting over the measles. A cheerful get-well wish to Marjorie B&rfc, daughter of Mary and Bob Borft, who was a patient at McHenry Hospital last week. Bible Class The Wednesday morning Bible class is still meeting each Wednesday morning. If you'd like to join the group, and you are surely welcome, call Lois Landis at 385-3397 or me at 385- 4672. That's all for today. News is pretty hard to dig for somie weeks. Please call so I can include you and your family in the news also. PUBLIC AID REVISION Recipients of Old Age Assistance, Aid to Dependent Childi'en, Disability Assistance and Blind Associance soon will be issued identification cards, according to the report from the Illinois Department of Public Aid. The identification cards are the first step in the series of revisions of Public Aid Department procedures related to providing medical services to publicaid recipients. Under the new system, public aid recipients will be* required to present the card to a pharmacist or physician when requesting drugs or treatment. The cards will show the recipient's name, case number, county of residence and signature. McHenry Shores Emmef Barden Dies Suddenly Bernlce Wilson -- 885-4880 Services for Emmet Barden Were held in McHenry on Feb. 5. Mr. Barden passed away suddenly on Feb. 2 in his home. He had been a Chicago Daily News photographer for 28 years and in recent years had covered the northern suburbs. He Wort several awards and was second vice president of the Chicago Press Photographers association and a member of the McHenry County Deputy Sheriff's association. Survivors are his wife, Helen, a son, Michael of Wheeling, two grandchildren and a brother, E. M. Barden, from Farmington, Mich. Our condolences go to the family. Birthdays Birthday wishes go to Gloria Schramm on Feb. 14, Charles Lindwall and Carol Misiak on Feb. 16, and Dolores Stark on Feb. 18. Many happy returns of the day to all. Anniversaries Willis and Terry COates will be observing another year together on the 17th. Best wishes for continued happiness. New Residents We welcome Pat and Bill McCarroll who have moved in at 3506 Biscayne Rd. Belated birthday wishes go to Pat who celebrated her birthday on Feb. 4. Sewing Club The next meeting of the sewing circle will be at Nancy Ewaldrs home on Feb. 18. % New Polling Plate The residents of the Shores will have a new polling place at the Texaco Station situated on Rt. 31 just south of Idyl Dell road. Report On Meeting After the meeting on Thursday evening Mr. Olson representing the North Fox River Valley Conservancy District, gave a talk on the proposed plan to appoint five men to take charge of the growing problem of water pollution, drainage and flooding. There will be a meeting next week about this so watch the Plaindealer for the time and place as Mr. Olson was unable to give us this information. Vot- Lenten Services There will be two services each Wednesday evening at St. John's Lutheran church during the season of Lent. The first DR< JOH - 0(ELLY .OPTOMETMST At 1224 N. Green Street McHenry (Closed Wednesday) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL KEIHIABILITATION CONTACT LENSES HOURS: DAILY 9:30 &sV9Bs ff FRIDAY EVENINGS &:8© PJl. EVENINGS BY APPOfammMt PHOME 385-0452 This is the bottom ®ff ( (Tempest Oporto ffline. This is (Pontiac Grand P, There are M moi in pMtiaeBffiiiaiS. Pontiac Tempests. Pentke LeMans. Pcaflae (GTOs. Sixes ¥fs. AH with WMe-Track.. AN will iftmtiac-style stylii^. WSflj would anyone go looking wywhssa else for .a car? ; Few®u5 iid few®? pe©fl® are* See authorized Pontiac dealer te o wM§ cioks Wife-ltesKs mi good illi care. ^ , ,,OVIlf©§ie#Biy.Ae - PQNflAC CO. nil iiaiwiMi «"» •» </•t i ing on this issue will take place some time in March and we will be keeping you informed on new developments. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wolters attended their first meeting since joining the club and were, introduced to the members. After refreshments Mildred Snively showed her slides on her trip to Europe last summer which were enjoyed by all. Daisy, And John Smith In Honolulu Friday morning I received a card from the Smiths addressed to the McHenry Shores Club from Hawaii saying 'This is truly Paradise.' Will bring it to the next meeting for all to see. On Feb. 1 the Musielaks, Lexows and Dostals went to Chicago to attend the wedding of Bernice's sister, Leona. Kathy was the flower girl for the big event and a big evening was enjoyed by everyone. Reminder I have been asked to"remind those who haven't paid their dues for the new year to the McHenry Shores Club that they are now due. Send a check to the treasurer, Mr. Tennert, if you are unable to come to the meeting. Use The Classfled Spring Grove ' WOMAN'S CLUB VIEWS COLORED SLIDES AT MEET Eva FrenAd The Lotus Country Women's Club held their Feb. 5 meeting at the Methodist church house. Nineteen members were present. A luncheon was served at 12:30 p.m. After ^he business meeting, colored slides were shown by Miss Sah Hanssen of her trips to foreign countries, Alaska and northwestern states. Frances Shotliff and Hazel Winn were hostesses. The Jan. 15 meeting of the Club was a pot-luck dinner at the home of Mrs. Frances Heinoman. Twenty members and two guests attended. Cards were the afternoon's entertainment and prizes were awarded the winners day and wiener roast on Jan. 19. Touch foot ball, hockey and ice skating were the games of the day, \ Attend* Tournament Catherine Schneider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schneider, and a member of the debate club from Marian ^Central Catholic high school, attended the Northwestern university tournament held in Evanston. Attend Lectures On Sunday evenings, Jan. 12 and 18, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koberstine, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buessler and Mr. and Mrs. William Shotliff attended lectures and saw colored slides of the Amazon countries in South America and the Caribbean Islands presented at New Trier high school in Winnetka. CYC TheJ Catholic Youth Club of St. Peter's held a winter sports Art Association Meeting Mrs. Paul Weber attended the Geneva Lake Art association meeting Saturday evening Jan. 25 at the Eastview school in Lake Geneva. Project was painting or drawing of still life. Hospitalized Craig Schneider is a patient in Highland Park hofepftal. birthday Surprise A surprise birthday party called "Frankie Shotliff day" was given for Frankie by members of the WSCS of the Meth odist church at the church house on Sunday, Jan. 26. A beautifully decorated birthday cake was made by Mrs. Russell Gardner and served to the guests. Frankie was presented a carnation-rose cdrsage. At the Sunday morning service she wore an orchid corsage given to her by her son, Ted. Entertain I Mr. and Mrs. Djfiti Miller entertained Mr. and 7/1 rs. Charles Freund, Mr. and Jjfcrs. Walter Brown and Mr. andj, Mrs. Clarence Miller in thr/ir home as dinner guests on Sunday evening. Cards were played after dinner. The ushers o f St. Peter's met at the home* of Dan Miller on Tuesday ni £ht. After the meeting there ivere cards and lunch. Once upon a time, a woman asked her hjubby for money; Now, she le.' jves that to firms she's bought4 stuff from. . . HIT BY Atfttof' t ? Mrs. Lelah 'Howards of; ;15j01 N. Riverside drive, McHenry, suffered bruises and a sprained ankle when she Was struck by a car backing out of the Le* gion lot last week Wednesday night. Dennis Karmel of Lilymoor failed to see Mrs. How* ard as he backed. 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