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Thursday* May, & 4965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section! Three .~n Page On* MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 885-3191 NEWLY ELECTED VILLAGE OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED "Thank you, Jake, for a job well done; The best you gave with all you had. May you, Art, you old 'son of a gun', Be just as good or half as bad."--H.A.B. 4-26-65. Such was the sentiment expressed by Harry Berry and chalked on the bulletin board when the old and new officials of the village took their places, a't a meeting held Monday, April 26, in the beachhouse. Mr. Berry is the custodian and also attended most Qf the board meetings. Before starting with the actual installation of the new officials, . routine reports were made by the various committee heads. President J. R. Levesque addressed the large gathering , of . interested spectators by giving a brief resume of activities prior to and following incorporation, and also the progress made in the past 10 years. He presented outgoing village clerk Emma Pyritz with a beautiful bouquet of flowers in appreciation fpr her devoted and dedicated service to the village. She will also receive a citation suitable for framing. First to be sworn in by President Levesque were new trustees John Boyle, Richard Johnson, Harry Lock and Don Parenti. Next to be commissioned was new clerk -- Mrs. Carol Bateman. Finally, the oath of officers was taken by newly elected president Arthur Stuhlfeier. Mr. Levesque then presented the new president with a gavel as a, symbol of handing over the office. Appropriate remarks were made by members of the board and Mrs. Pyritz. Hold-over trustees include Art Nelson and Rog Kinsey. The next meeting will be held Monday, May 10, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Bond Issue Defeated But Passed Here Although the high school bond issue was defeated in the area by some 200 votes, it received approval here 96 to 61. There were 160 ballots cast with three spoiled. One, because of a check mark, another x-ed for no with No written on the ballot, and one voter spoiled his or her ballot hy voting .-against and then writing "why $3,200,000?" Judges for the election were Emma Pyritz, Elma Nelson, and Marge Olsen with Jack Vick serving as a watcher. Diane Bjork Elected To National Honor Society . One of the most outstanding seniors in our village -- blonde and lovely Diane Bjork, was elected to the National Honor Society last Wednesday, April 28. The ceremony took place at the high school before a complete assembly of students, hi. H. S. members are chosen on four points -- leadership, scholarship, service and character. Diane would receive 4.0 on all counts! We have watched this young woman's growth and maturity for the past 12 years and it hgs truly been a privilege. With the fate of our country's future in the hands of yoUng people such as Diane and her many fine contemporaries, it seems a bit futile to worry about the minority of "bad apples". Rummage Sale Coming Up The gals will meet in general session next Thursday, May 13, at 8 p.fri. in the beachhouse. At this time, further plans will be made for the annual rummage sale to be held May 29. While you are housecleaning, please reserve outgrown clothing in good condition and any other useful small items which may be a "white elephant" to you but could be a boon and a blessing to some one else. More on this subject later. Report from the Cullom-Knoll There were fifteen members present for the first '65 meeting of the organization. President Kinsey read the audit of the books prepared by Art Stuhlfeier, Ole Olsen and Bonny Egerstaffer. After the sad state of the treasury was revealed, club members voted approval to raise the rental of the beachhouse to $6.50 per meeting for all individuals, organizations, and the village board except the Ladies of the Lake. This club exempted from the increase because of its many monetary contributions to the community including the soon to be installed new floor tile. The chances of having a summer festival this year are practically nil since no one is willing to accept the chairmanship. Mr. Kinsey appointed an "idea" committee to formulate some type of fund raising program. They are chairman Frank Kurth, Bill Walter, Art Stuhlfeier and Barbara Thacker and will report to the club next meeting--June 6. Your reporter was appointed chairman of the annual Memorial Day program,, set for Monday, May 31. Cullom-Knoll Needs Your Help The very life's blood of the Cullom-Knoll Association is running out and if it does, there will be no maintenance of the beach and park. This is YOUR beach and YOUR park! What are YOU going to do about it? The general apathy of our residents may turn our park into a public one. Is this YOUR desire? There are some 300 families living in the village with most of the population using the beach facilities, but less than 100 families being paid up members. And worse--a mere handful of people show for the meetings and do the work! You can correct the situation by sending or bringing six dollars (for a year's membership) to Mrs. Gail Johnson, Secretary --4911 W. Orchard Drive in the next week. You will truly be getting back much more than you will be giving. Thanks, in advance. HONDA Erudite Fowl Petey Schmidt called to report the ingenuity of four domestic mallards that invaded the home of a summer resident. Seems as though the birds left bed and board of the Ray De- Witt family and set up residence in an unoccupied home, utilizing the water in the basement for a private swimming pool! They were gone from their improvised natatorium Monday morning and it is presumed they returned to their owners. RINGWOOD NEWS DELORES BRENNAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP HOLDS HOOTENANY SATURDAY NIGHT 653-9045 How about spending an enjoyable evening out and attending a HOOTENANNY? The Sr. Hi Methodist Youth Fellowship of Ringwood is sponsoring a Hootenanny this Saturday at the Jr. High School in McHenry at 8 p.m. This will be a good way for you to be entertained by the local youth's talent, and help the Sr. Hi M.Y.F. as well. Come on down. Play Ball!! That's what-the ump called on Sunday afternoon when the Sr. Hi M.Y.F. from Ringwood motored to Mt. Hope. About fourteen Ringwood youths met and drove to Mt. Hope for an afternoon of just plain fun. I don't know who won the game, but I'm told all had a very enjoyable day. Lenny Ackerman, Dolores Betts, Sharon Baker, Donna Barker, Loretta Flynn, Terry Harvey, Larry Harvey, Mary Oonk, Michele Rassmussen, Jim Rhoades. Card Party Tonight Just a brief reminder that tonight (Thursday) is the card party for the benefit of the Ringwood cemetery. It is to be held at the Ringwood school at 8 p.m. Cards of all sorts will be played with table prizes to be given out at the end of the evening. Bring a neighbor or friend and come to the school for an evening of fun. Se you there? Surgical Patients Mrs. Earl Murray, wife of our police chief, entered McHenry hospital on Monday, underwent surgery on Tuesday, and returned home last Wednesday. She is coming along just fine. David Kroncke, young son of Mrs. Joan Kroncke, had his tonsils out at McHenry hospital last week Thursday. He was able to come home Saturday with about one week's convalescence before he returns to his studies. Local School Tours Chemical Plant Art Smejkal took the seventh and eighth graders to the chemical plant on Friday afternoon as their class trip. Dan Schmitt led the group on a tour throughout the plant and explained everything and answered any questions the youngsters had. According to the young people it proved to be very interesting. Of course, one of the main questions was, what causes the smell somethimes? It was explained to them. The eighth graders were: Kevin Bauer, Margo Andreas, Dorothy Aissen, Debbie Betts, Dan Betts, Bob Brennan, Kathy Holcomb. Bob Klapperich and Bob White. Seventh graders included; CUB "50" 21500 BENLY TOURING -- 1500 cc 460°° N, 305 cc SUPER HAWK 665°° Share Anniversary Feast Vi and Ben Gates met Ben's half brother and wife--Mr. and Mrs. Bob Knight of LaGrange, half way and the two couples continued on to a restaurant near Elgin to share their mutual anniversaries. Vi and Ben. were wed 26 years on April 29 while the Knights were celebrating 20 years together on the ,30th. The balmy weather contributed to their well being as they "wined and dined" and visited the gift shop on the premises. Young Confirmand Along with members of her class at the McHenry Community Methodist church, Laurie Jean Murray made her Confirmation at the 11 a.m. services last Sunday. The Rev. Ernest C. Carder officiated. Later, invited guests partook of the results of Betty's excellent menu--baked ham, salads, and other fixings. Those present were Myra and Earl Murray and their children, the Fred Wetzels, and the dates of the young people in the Murray families. 6 . . . Birthday greetings to Mrs. Louise Berquist tomorrow, May 7 . . . Twelve candles on the cake for Terry Brendle on May 8 . . . Busy household here when Don Tomasello turns 18 on May 9 and big sister Chickie will be 20 on May 11 . . . Natal day congrats to Lil Sawdo and 11 years old for Petey Kasper on May 10. Best wishes to all. New Officers Announced At Meeting At the Community Club's meeting last Tuesday there were nominations and elections of new officers for the coming 1965-66 school year. For President, Mrs. Georgia Bauer; vicepresident, Mrs. Phyllis O'Hallerafi; secretary, Mrs. Lor Brennan and treasurer, Mrs. Eunice Andreas. The above officers will take the positions over at the first meeting which will be held in September. to extend heartiest Happy Mother's Day wishes to all mothers. Also, Jbirthday wishes to little Chester Griffith who will be two on the 15th. And to our daughter, Patty Brennan, the best of birthday wishes. Cindy Bruce celebrates her birthday on the 16th. And ta Charlie and Doe Brennan, here's hoping you have a very happy, anniversary on Sunday. I know how many years it is, but I won't tell. COUNTY MAKES BOND PURCHASES OF $122,573 Seems as though we had "instant summer" from Saturday through Monday noon. Hope it lasts. See you next week? Here 'N' There Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley on Tuesday. With her family gathered around, Mrs. John Ehlert, formerly of Ringwood, celebrated her eighty-first birthday on Tuesday at a pot-luck supper. The Bowman and Skidmore families from the Ringwood area attended along with the Senkeriks of Sunnyside Estates. Other members of the family were from the Wilmot area. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn celebrated her birthday on Sunday. Her sister from Kenosha called on her and took Mrs. Ruby Shepard and Mrs. Hepburn out for a birthday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan and Tracey of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hogan and Tom of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parsley of Woodstock spent Sunday at the Hogan home. The Earl Sonnemaker family of Detroit, Mich., were visiting her family, the Hogans. McHenry county residents purchased a total of $122,573 in series E and H United States savings bonds in March, according to Donald J. Still, Woodstock general county, chairman of the savings bonds committee. Sales were up in the state of Illinois with a total of $30,455,- 683, according to Arnold J. Rauen of McHenry, state director of the Treasury's savings bonds division. This is an increase of 4.9 percent over the total for March of last year, and represents 7.3 percent of national sales which were $413,- 758,000. Sales in Illinois for the first quarter of this year represent 26.5 percent of the annual state quota which is $358,1000,000. PISTAiKIE TERRACE Jerry Dicks Terrace Ladies Meet May 13 The ladies of the Terrace will meet at the home of Sherri Graziano on Poplar Leaf Drive at 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 13, to finalize the plans for the rummage sale and to take up new business. Sympathy Our deepest condolences to the William Pritcjriard family on the loss of Bill's Grandfather, William Metzger, who was a long time resident of one of our northern communities. JOHN MEGLEY JOINS HONORARY BUSINESS SOCIETY DOR8 We ask all the residents of the Terrace and surrounding area to please keep their dogs on a leash or in their own area. There are a number of strays wandering around, and some have been seen eating rabbits. Please don't let your animals wander like this as one of them may become ill or perhaps in this weather bother the children who are playing outside, or unintentionally snap at them and cause a lot of harm. 885-7X50 Terrace Tidings JM Two of the most outstanding performances were recently given by two of the young Terrace residents. They were Danny Turner and Jeanniejo Benoche, who were recently seen in a play at McHenry, which proved to be a huge success. On Saturday afternoon the 24th of April Barbara Parker had a birthday luncheon and among those invited were Margaret Moore of the Terrace, Sandra Thomas of Sunnyside Beach, Janis Will of Sunnyside Village and Francis Klatz of Oakdale Subdivision. On Saturday evening the Parker family visited with Art and Sharon Schwebke in Berkely, 111. On Sunday, April 25, the Parker family had quite a little party at the home of Grand* mother and Grandfather Schwebke to celebrate Barb's birthday and also to celebrate the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Schwebke. This brings a close to the Ringwood news for another week. Before closing, I'd like A glimpse of "The Businessman in a Changing World" will be given to members and initiates of the Eta chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, the national honorary society for Business Administration scholars, at Roosevelt University Thursday, May 6. The talk will be given by Dr. Burleigh Gardner, President of Social Research Inc., after a banquet in the private dining room at Roosevelt University. Dr. Gardner is co-author of "Deep South", now a classic among studies of class structure and race relations, and "Human Relations In Industry", one of the basic texts in the field. An initiation ceremony, presided over by Sheldon R. Wagner, professor of management, will begin at 6:15 p.m., followed by the banquet at 7 p.m. Among those to be initiated is John E. Megley of 210 W. Pleasant View, McHenry. Sick Notes We were surprised to learn that Mrs. Marie Kern was hospitalized recently but is now recuperating at home. Our very best to you, Marie, and may you back on your feet very shortly. Rummage Sale Don't forget the Terrace rummage sale will be held on May 22 at the home of Tom and Pat Merhaut on Elder Drive. Please get your rummage over there or call those on the committee. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Orchid Occasions Four years wed today for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gronlund, May What are you Getting, for your Money? "END INSURANCE CONFUSION'V 1 Hprt>'H your man MILTON J. McHALE Plione McHenry 385-3366 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Milt McHale For "AUTO INSURANCE" at it's "BEST" call "MILT" today!!! If, you can't get better, "WHY PAY MORE"? 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