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- . 5 . • ; . : ; v v ' r : Mk&ifMEVELEVEgqUE 'V.i*-' •• <8(-41«l FINALIZE PLANS FOR ICE FISHING DERBY FEB. S : Officers and members of the Ojflloitt-Knoll Association are urged to attend the last meeting of the organization before the ice fishing derby to be held Saturday and Sun* day. Feb. 18 and 19. The meeting will be held Sunday, Feb. 5, in the beachhouse and begins at 3 p.m. Ken Betts, chairman of the event and members of t his committee what has been accomplished to . date,and tasks which must be completed in order that the winter sport ijiay be a great success. Sometime on Sunday, members of the club will be call* iing door to door selling personal ads for the fish derby. Printing time for the book is in the very near future, so the calls must be made oh Sunday. , According to th& £onserva« tion report on the lake, ft was vital that oxygen get to the fish in order to avoid winterkill. The short span of thawing weather we enjoyed recently must have been beneficial, and the freezing weather which followed should be insuring a thick enough ice cover. If we are correct far assessing the situation, con* ditions should be just about ideal for the derby. Tour cooperation will really put the event on the success side of the ledger! May we count on you? All profits realized from the " event will be used for the youth center. •March of Dimes Drive This Weekend The drive for finds to stamp out birth diseases Will be held this weekend, accord* ing to Chairman Maty Kantonki. Women and young GLADSTONE'S UNIFORM SALE NURSgS - WAITRESSES OFF f Cottons - Dae /Nylon - 100% Dac f Many Styles • White - Black - Aqua - Pink # Limited Quantity • Jr. - Missy - Half Sizes # 3.99 . 5.99 . 7.99 . 9.95 Qladiio>Me'4> V "The Store for Everyone" PHONE 885-0182 McHENRY. HX. USE YOUR CHART. K ACCOUNT girls S the comBTlid be calling on their neighbors to' contribute to this worthy cause. If you have some time to give, won't you please call Mary at 385-3271 and - offer your services as a volunteer collector? . Resident's. Brothers Injured Ib Into Crash Billy Anderson, 18, and his brother, Lee, 16, were passengers in an automobile last Saturday night which was involved in a collision with another car on Route 120 between Lakemoor and Volo, resulting in injuries for the two young men. They are the brothers of Mrs. Ken (Nancy) Loesch of Hickory Drive. . The driver of the one car- Bill Paul-- suffered severe brain injury and has been removed to a Chicago hospital. Billy Anderson, suffered shock, required stitches on his forehead, and also sustained a fractured shoulder, a broken nose, and cuts, and bruises. He and Lee were taken to McHenry hospital where Lee received stitches on one finger. The boys are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson, 920 Front St., McHenry. of the accident appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. •C.P. Drive tops Other Yean! In spite of the miserable weather, volunteers who collected for the Cerebral Palsy fund, topped all other years; Door to door collections totalled 1127 with containers placed in the business houses still to be counted. Last year's total was $122. Marie McKim headed the drive and made collections. Top collectors were Petey Schmidt with $14.75, Gerry Jensen, $13.40 and Marie HoJnacki turning in $12.50. Others who deserve commendation for making calls are Helen Streske, Betty Murray, Karen McKim, Bon ie Burg, DeeDee Levesque, Louise Matthesius, Kathy Smith, Kathy and Diane Klapperich, Ethel Brendle and Dorie Brennan. Verbal orchids to all in the community who gave so generously to help this worthy cause. Former Resident's Father Dies Thomas Christiansen, who turned 68 last week, died in a Chicago hospital suddenly Friday night. He was the father of Mrs. Dave (Lillian) Hansen, formerly of W. Parkview, and now residing in Mc- , Henry. Mr. Christiansen had not been feeling well for several weeks and the decision was to put him in the hospital, where; he died a few hours after being admitted. When Hansens lived here, Tom and his wife, Marie, who survives him, were frequent visitors and made man V i s i t o r s a n d mad e m a n y friends in the community. Visitation was held at the John Pedersen Chapel, N.W. side of Chicago, services were held yesterday (Wednesday) at 1 p.m. with interment in Irving Park cemtery. In addition to his wife and daughter, he is survived by four grandchildren --Mark, Janet, Guy, and Jill Hansen and one Sister, Mrs. Lillian Webb. a Second Leg Of ChampioaoMp For Pet Canine Ginny and Ted Hocin are glowing with happiness since Tracey, their one years old German Shepherd dog, woo the second leg of her championship last Sunday at the Milwaukee Kennel Club. The highest scoring animal made 197 points and Tracy came up with 194 out Of 1,500 entires! The Hoc ins plan to enter her in the International Dog Show in April to be held at the International Amphitheater, Chicago. This is the ree- ally big one! If she is successful, this event will make her a champion. For Sunday's event Trac received a silver oxydized medallion. Good luck in Ap* ril! fishing Club Needs Members A few men have shown interest in the proposed fishing club, but not enough to start yoperations. Ken Loesch, 385- 7027, and Ken Betts, 385-0327, tre still accepting signatures, ) why not sign up now? When there are enough signatures for an organization, the men will hold ei meeting with the time and place published. More information may be obtained by using the printed phone numbers. tillage Board Will Meet . The regularly scheduled meeting of the president and trustees will be held Monday, Feb. 6, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. All adult residents of tiie community are encouraged to attend. Ladles of ifte EAfce The gals will meet next Thursday, Feb. 9, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. All women of the community are cordially invited to attend, uWest Shore Beii6h^|. . ^ Resident 8t>ccamm X Wijrd was received/the $8LS&ihg of Mrs. Matgaret Esser, 73, of 5415 W. Cleveland Drive, West Shore &each. The woman who was ^confined to a wheel chair 'following a fall some time ago;'succumbed in her home last Friday where she had Resided for the past 18 years. She and her husband, F.ud- .olphy would have observed their fifty-third wedding anniversary in March. Mr. Es-4 ser is known for operating a one man band. A 10:30 Mass was recited Monday morning at St. Francis Polish National church, ganders Road, with buriar in fmng Park cemetery. Resident's Father SMes v.; Deepest sympathy to Mrs. Meek (Gail) Farley whose father, Roy Groton of Chicago, died a week ago Sunday .No other details were Available, Surprise Visit Mary Kantorski was happy to play hostess to Mrs. Orlando Halverson of Fargo, rf.D. recently. She is the former Paula Smith, daughter :of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, •%ho lived in the house next door to Mary for many years. The young woman was married on Jan. 6. Her parents are now living in Virginia. Man Against the Elements Man battled, but nature won as we floundered through last Thursday's violent snow storm. Compared to the city of Chicago, we really lucked out. Among those who could be seen trying to make it through the drifts on the blacktop to get to work--but if -4t \ f FEBRUARY 2, 4967 - McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 5, SECTION 2 failed! wefe Bill Walter, Willard Schultz, BUI Malcolm, Tom Kjicstpfowicz, . and Jim Conway. Many, many others tried, but returned to the safety of. their own homes. There we^e plenty of cheers from the kids as the radio informed them that .schools were closed on Friday, \ Elating Events .A most happy birthday greeting \to Stewart Norbert Lorch, today. Feb. 2...Larry Kaminski will be 8, big brother Terry turns 17 and natal day congrats to Virginia Tomasello, Feb. 3...Ricky S c a rbrough will have four candles on his cake, Feb. ^.Sixteen years wed for Barbara and Chuck Thacker and birthday congrats to Carol Bateman, Feb. 5...Maureen Caron will be 2, Alex Hocin turns 15 and happy birjthday to Allan McKm, Feb. 6...Dewey Fricke and Ethel Brendle share a mutual natal day. Feb. 7, and Stephen Cable will be 7, Feb. 8. Best wishes to all. This reporter has been aching with a misplaced sacroiliac for TOO many days. Must rest now. but hope to see you next week. YOUNG COUNTY REPUBLICANS NAME OFFICERS Tw» Crystal Lakers-- one an elected official and this other a candidate for elective office--were elected to lead the McHenry County Young Republicans for the coining year. McHenry Cbunty Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr., was elected president, while accountant Kevin Michael will fill the post of first vice-president. Selected for the second vice-presidency was John Congdon, a resident of Grafton township. Retiring President Thomas A Henley, Jr., Cary, will be third vice-president for .the coming teim of ?office.';• ' ..... All three of the vice presidents were area co-chairmen for Young Illinois for Percy and contributed significantly in Percy's overwhelming victory in the area. Re-elected secretary of the group was Woodstock precinct committee w o m a n, Nyda Schmelzer. Bob Cummisford, active precinct committeeman from Nunda township, was chosen to replace Skinner as treasurer of the organization. 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