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4 TAKE THE EASY WAY TO PAY-CHARGE IT PAGE I -PLAINPEAIER - WEDNESDAY JV| ARCH 27,1J»74 TiW >• ». > -~+ *f .-r-- " ' £-̂ McCullom Lake Geny Mtlbratz 385-8543 Special Hours Set To Vehicle Stickers In consideration 0f the upcoming t deadline for purchase of, 1974 vehicle stickers, thevillage clerk will have special hours this Sunday, March 31. Thettfice, at 4616 W. Parkview, will be open from l p.m. till 7 p.m. the thirty-first, besides the regular hours, mmeensat Saturdays 9 a.m. -1 p.m. It is felt that1 residents have been given Efficient notice and opportunity to purchase village stickers, and there'll be no warning or grace period after the March 31 deadline. As of April l, $10 fines will be issued to residents who do not have 1974 stickers, which must also be properly displayed. ELECTION NOTES Last week's primary election found precinct 12 voting 277 against, and 29 for the R.T.A. referendum. The mental health program was favored by 160, and 82 voted against it. In the race for Democratic precinct committeeman, George Luto won over William E. Milbratz, 136 to 64. On learning the results, Mr. Milbratz stated; "I think the people in McCullom Lake made a mistake/' Republican Joseph "Jake Levesque, got all 54 Republican votes cast, and will serve another term as Republican precinct committeeman. Voters came in steadily all day at the polls in what was considered about average turnout. The first resident to cast his vote was Roger Loewe, of W. Parkview, and the last Hearing Aid Service McHENRY'S OLDF.ST! Richard S t o 11 Has Been Servicing McHenry County For Over 1 / Yt^ars From I he \ o l l -owMi^ Locat ions HARVARD f 'H U • 4 WOODSTOCK h ELGIN i 74 . ' . . .and in McHenry official voter was Frank Poledna, also of W. Parkview. LASTNOTICE There's still time to donate items for the auction and bake sale March so. Donations can be made by calling Jackie Raycraft (385-7851) or Karen Parks (385-2211), who will arrange for pickup, if desired. Baked goods for the bake sale may be brought to the beach house March 30, between 9 and 10 a.m. or at 12:30 p.m. when the bake sale begins. The auction starts at l p.m. To be auctioned off are lamps, dishes, bar stools, books, cameras, furniture including table sets, a bed, dressers, gas range, baby furniture, also an antique rocker, plus 'miscellaneous other item*. Mark you calendar for March 30, plan to attend the auction and bake sale. ENGAGED Our congratulations to Orval W. Abnev, of W. Parkview, and Joyce Dillon, of McHenry, who just recently announced their wedding engagement. HAPPINESS IS... I .....a baby girl. Kathy Lee, Loewe, born March , 18, at Northwest Cora^t Hospital io Arlington;" is tne new daughter and LaVerne Loewe, Parkview. She was a.m., weighing 8 lbs., arid 13 oz. Already the proud parents of a son, Patrick, age 4, the Loewes feel Kathy Lee is a perfect addition to the family. EASTER EGG HUNT An easter egg hunt is scheduled for April 13, 10 a.m. at the beach. It is for kids age 12 and under. Donations ef hard boiled colored eggs can be brought to either Karen Parks, or Barbara Caron's house, Friday, April 12. The Easter Bunny has promised to come down to the beach to give out prises to the kids who find die special eggs. Kids should bring a bag to carry home the eggs they find. LADIES OF THE LAKE The Ladles had a well 115 spurgeons attended meeting, March 14, when they held their white elephant sale. Some unusual and interesting things were brought and bought.* Next month's meeting will be a week earlier than usual, due to the regular meeting date falling on a religious holiday. Ladies are asked to wear an Easter bonnet to the April 4, meeting. Any kind, finny, pretty, or unusual. Prizes will be awarded for the best ones. BEACH GALS William Walter, a past member of the now disbanded Cidlom-Knoll Association was> at the March 20, beach gals meeting to give the gals some information on setting up a festival. The gals have hopes of bringing back the festivals which used to be run yearly by the Cullom-Knoil association. Mr. Walter was very helpful, informing them of estimated costs, work to he done, and eqtfpiment needed. The gals learned a lot and appreciated Mr. Walter, talking the time to than. next regular meeting is Wednesday April 3, 7:30 p.m. and an open house memt •drive meeting is set for A( 34. All lades in die village are invited to this open house, Vfvhere refreshments will be served, and die evening spent getting acquainted. Guests will be familiarized with some of the Beach Gals activities, but those who attend are hot obligated to join die group. COMMUNITY CENTER Due to preparations for the auction and bake sale March 30, the community center will be closed to children Friday, March 29, and Saturday, March 30. That is for just this week, regular hours to resume afterward. . YOUNG CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON To give younger children a better opportunity to enjoy the community center, Saturday afternoons have been set aside for just kids, ages 5 to 12. Chaperones will stay with diem each Saturday, from l p.m. till 4 p.m Because (rider children use the building most every evening, no kids over 12 will be admitted on Saturday afternoons. The open afternoons for younger children begin April 6, and will continue until the center closes for the warmer months. BEST DRESSED? Saw Jim Bitterman, over the weekend, suave and debonaire in his St. Patrick's day best. A beautiful green shirt, with wide striped be, and brown belt. His hat was a perfect match for this elegant outfit. BIRTHDAYS Two birthdays this week, both the same day. Best wishes to Harriet McNamara and Bettie Morris who celebrate March 29. Teacher Will Lead Students On Trip Abroad Ms. Peg Houk, Social Studies teacher at McHenry high school, will accompany a group of students this summer on a summer school study-travel program in Europe. The group will join other students from the Midwest in Chicago July 1, where they will depart from O'Hare airport and be gone for thirty-one days. They will travel throughout Italy, cross the Alps to Innsbruck, Austria, for sightseeing and a final examination. After leaving Austria, die group will go on to Paris and London. In Italy, students will spend ten days in Rome, travel south to Naples, Pompeii and Capri, then north to Siena, Assisi, Florence, Pisa, Venice and Innsbruck where die academic part of the program will end. The students will continue on to Paris and London, returning from Paris, Aug.l. 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