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I Displays Ceramics McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farr^ll 344-1575 Reminds All Of Elections Two important elections are coming in the next week, the school board election on April 14, and the village election on April 17. The school board election hours are from noon in til 7 p.m., and the village election will be the same as other municipal elections, from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. Be sure to plan on taking time from your busy schedules to do your civic duty and cast your ballots in both elections. The school board election is the same day as the Easter carnival, so you can vote when your kids are playing games. You won't even have to make a special trip! CELEBRATION The Ladies of the Lake are celebrating their silver an­ niversary this year, and in June will have a big party to mark the big event. If anyone has any information about the club from its beginnings, or knows the whereabouts of any former members, please contact Barbara Reiter or Irene Johnson, as the club would like to include the history of the organization and its past members in the celebration. The April meeting of the Ladies of the Lake will take place at the beach house on April 12 at 8 p.m., and will be the annual plant auction. Ladies, don't miss this one! HOWDY A great big McCullom Lake welcome to Julian and Joan Seifert, who, along with children Marcus and Marcella, have moved into the home at 4615 Parkview. We hope you'll like our village! IN MEMORIAM Two sad happenings have occurred in the past couple of weeks in McCullom Lake homes. On April l, Allen Jacobsen, father of Barbara Caron of our village passed away. Our hearts go out to the family and friends who will miss him mightily. Frank and Joan Branham recently returned from a sad trip, arriving home from the funeral of Frank's mother. Our prayers are with you all. It probably seems hard to believe at a time like this, but time does help heal NEW CUB Roger Gates recently stood before his proud family and other assembled guests to recite the Cub Scout pledge" thereby making him a Bobcat, and a new cub. Roger's brother. Glenn Michael, is already a member of the same pack. Pack 142. that Roger joined The boys are the sons of Glenn and Donna Gates EASTER The Beach Gals will sponsor their annual penny carnival, egg hunt, and Little Miss McCullom Lake contest on Saturday. April 14 at the beach house. The egg hunt, which leads off the festivities, begins at 10 a.m.. followed by the penny carnival. At 11 a.m.. the carnival will close while the new Little Miss McCullom Lake is selected, after which the carnival will resume. Lunch will be available so that the kids can eat while they play the games. Beach Gals - (and anyone else) please remember to drop off your colored eggs at either Joan Bitterman "s house, which is next to the grocery store, or at Dawn Miller's, which is at 4809 W. Parkview, on Friday. April 13. Each Beach Gal is being asked to donate two dozen eggs, and anyone else is more than welcome to donate eggs. also. They will be much appreciated. Remember, they're for your kids! MORE CELEBRATIONS Several of the young people in our village recently were confirmed at St. Patrick's church. The ceremony took place on Saturday. March 31. with Bishop Arthur O'Neill officiating Following the confirmation, parties were held in honor of at least two of the confirmed At the Bitterman home. Debbie PAGE 1" - PLAINDEALER was the guest of honor, and a lasagna dinner was enjoyed by her grandparents. Leon and Florence Buss and Mary "Little Gram" Bitterman. Aunt Tootsie. Uncle A1 and Aunt Kittie Krepel and their seven children, and of course the rest of the Bitterman clan Debbi's sister Laura is her Con­ firmation sponsor Just a couple of blocks away, a similar scene was occurring at the Venable house, where Jeanette Straumann was the honoree. and a party was going on for their friends and relations Guests included Grandma Let tie Piotrowski. aunts Dolores and Dee Dee. Jeanette's sponsor. VII Klapperich with husband Rob and little baby. Les Carlson. David Nett. Mike Loscer. and Jeff Speciale BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday this week to Billy Kuechel. who has his big day on April 11. to Dave Reid, who will celebrate another birthday as McCullom Lake's oldest resident on April 13, to Burt Lancaster on April 15. and to Terry Bailey and Roger Loewe. who share my birthday. April 16 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11.1*71 AND ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary to Monty and Nancy Yates, who will celebrate another year of wedded life on April 11. and to Jim and Carol Wetland, who have an anniversary on April 13 Hope all your days are happy SEE YOU AT THE POLLS!! C O U R T H O U S E S Q U A R E S If I knew wtvere to find local haadquartor* for tf>« war on poverty, I brieve I'd walk m and au Tender CANDICE BOIKE Displaying her work in ceramics is Can dice A. Boike, who will give her senior art exhibit in the Reicher Art gallery at Barat college, Sheridan and Westleigh roads in Lake Forest. The exhibit, which also includes her oil paintings, will open with a reception on April 16 at 7 p.m. in the gallery and continue through April 21. The daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Boike of McHenry, she is a senior at Barat with a double major in studio art and business economics. Prior to this exhibit, which is a graduation requirement for all senior art majors, Boike has had her work exhibited at the McHenry County Art fair. The gallery, which is located on the ground floor of the main administration building, will be open from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Adults, College Choir Unite In April Concert The voices of the Northern Illinois Choral association and the McHenry County college choir will be heard at 7:30 Sunday, April 22, at St. Thomas church, Route 176 and Oak street in Crystal Lake. The program will lead off with selections from the rock opera, "Jesus Christ, Super­ star," accompanied by piano, rock guitar and percussion. This will be followed by "Alleluia," "The Last Words of David," and, "The Testament of Freedom," a setting of four passages taken from the writings of Thomas Jefferson. The final selection, "St. Patrick's Mass," composed by Philip Green, will be ac­ companied by full orchestra. This Mass is the composer's personal tribute of Thanksgiving, not only to the church, but to Ireland, a country he has loved with something approaching passion, since his youth. The entire production is under the direction of MCC music instructor, Judith Williamson, assisted by ac­ companist, Barbara Hess Thorsen. The Northern Illinois Choral association was founded by Margaret M. Griffith before the development of McHenry County college and the college choir combined with the choral association after the college became a reality, providing a community chorus in con­ junction with the educational instruction. Two concerts are presented each year, both winter and spring. The chorus also sings at community and church programs. For ticket information call McHenry County college. s|00 CASH REW® General Electnc Executive central Air conditioning svstemor a ge weatnertron Heat pump...NOW! 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