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FRI. APRIL 4, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 7 m McCullom Lake News EVE LEVESQUE 385-4141 EASTER EGG ROLL FOR SMALL FRY EASTER SATURDAY Small fry of the village will be treated to an old fashioned Easter egg roll this Saturday, April 5, beginning at 1 p.m. Parents are requested to keep their children home until the time scheduled. Each child is also asked to bring a sack to hold his "loot." The egg scramble which is given by the Cullom-Knoll association is under the leadership of Gene Huff and Gerry Jensen, both trustees of the N organization. For those who wish to donate hard boiled colored eggs, both business houses are accepting them or bring them to the homes of Gene Huff or Gerry Jensen. Mrs. Virginia Karls is also serving on the committee. If the weather man will please send a little sunshine, the kiddies can expect a very nice party. LEAGUE REGISTRATIONS Mrs. William Gleeson announced that Sunday, April 13, has been designated as registration day for young lads who wish to play for little league and the older fellows who wish to make the Babe Ruth league. John Klapperich has agreed to manage boys from 8-12 years old and Butch Stacknick will be guiding young men -- 13 to 15 years old. Hours for registration are noon to 3 p.m. on the thir- New State Aid Claim Chart The School Problems commission has recommended a revision of the present state aid formula. The recommendation now goes to Governor Ogilvie and the Legislature for consideration. Attached is a printout showing the present state aid claims and projected claims with the resulting increase for each school district in McHenry county. These figures are based upon the 1966 assessed valuation and the average daily attendance of the best six months of 1967-68. In order for a school district to compute the actual state aid to be received in 1969-70, it would be necessary to project the computation on this printout, using up-to-Hate data and average daily membership instead of average daily attendance. DISTRICT PROJECTED CLAIM ANNUAL AMOUNT STATE AID OF CLAIM INCREASE WINTER BOWS OUT -- Scenes such as this may be making their last appearance as winter bows out. The photographer captured two youngsters putting finishing touches on their masterpieces -- an entire family of snow sculptures. The children are Jimmy Pepping, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pepping, and Jean Rodenkirch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rodenkirch. Lest we plan on Spring arriving next year on March 21, let it be known that this photo was taken on the twenty-seventh of the month. PLAINDEALER PHOTO WONDER LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 ENSEMBLE, SOLO CONTESTS EARN SUPERIOR RATING eran church, McHenry, the Rev. Herman Graef officiating. The bride was given in marriage by teste Saturday at Harrison school virfefre rated accordingly: there were four ensemble groups given first rating or superior rating on Friday. Group 1 coot sis ted of a clarinet duet, Mike Bazan and Eddie Weisenburger; group 2, brass duet, Andy Oleszczuk and Bill Ruggero; group 3, brass quartet, Fred Bixby, Scott Topp, Andy Hansen and Bill Ruggero; and group 4, cornet and clarinet duet, Andy Oleszczuk and Tom Van- Kanegon. On Saturday afternoon, six students rated superior in the solo contest: Danny Arndt, snare drum; Bill Dicker, tuba; Teri Ruggero, flute; Vicki Matesi, flute; Kendall Street, French horn; and Bill Ruggero, trombone. The students are under the direction of Richard Mikus and the judging was done by Fred Lewis, Fenton high school, Bensenville. HOSPITALIZED David Seaholm, James Robison, Walter Hunter, Mrs. Lorraine Houda and Mrs. Mary Gerbert were admitted this past week to Woodstock hospital. Joseph Holub, Harry Gudaniec, Thomas Aylward and Mathias Svindland were patients this past week in McHenry hospital. OLCOTT-BOELTER WEDDING Sandra K. Olcott, Woodstock, and Gene A. Boelter, McHenry, were united in marriage Saturday March 15, in Zion Luthder Lake. SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS A contest exists in the Harrison School District No. 36 where three men are running to fill two vacancies, they are Norman J. Williams, Jr., George Street and Raymond L. DeWerdt. Mr. Street is the only incumbent seeking re-election, Joseph Sullivan's term expires and he will not run for office this year. The terms are for three years and Saturday, April 12, is the election date at Harrison vVj school. F?olls are open from 12 noon to 7 p.m. At this time the 7 McHdnry high School board members will also be elected. A most blessed and happy Easter to all!!! ITEM: Polyester is the family name for a wholegroup of fibers, including such trade names as Dacron, Kodel, Vvcron and Fortrel. Fox River Grove 140,341.40 84,743.10 55,598.36 Union Cons 9,766.70 23,260.92 26,505.78 Woodstock Rural C.C. 347,273.75 181,707.50 165,566.25,, Spring Grove 63,829.97 38,338.24 25,491.73 Johnsburg School 182,767.60 94,897.96 87,869.64 Richmond Cons. Sch. 105,454.31 56,462.36 48,991.95 McHenry C.C. School 737,312.68 421,524.83 315,787.85 Hawthorn C.C. School 21,462.40 6,095.90 15,366.50 Riley C.C. School 40,147.70 13,781.12 26,366.58 Alden Hebron C.C. 171,039.75 83,471.51 87,568.24 Cary C.C. School 495,878.65 304,524.01 191,354.64 Ringwood School 2,901.12 2,840.68 60.44 Harrison Elementary 167.316.03 104,090.63 63,225.40 Prairie Grove School 49,338.57 24,370.94 24,967.63 Crystal Lake C.C., 1,101,684.93 648,119.27 453,565.66 Ridgefield School 12,425.00 3,432.88 8,992.12 Harvard C.C. School 579"855.93 272,349.59 307,506.34 Woodstock School 280,681.67 132,967.90 147,713.77 Marengo Cons. 143,941.45 69,366.82 74,574.63 Woodstock Comm. H.S* 58,791.84 52,961v97 5,829.87 Marengo Comm. H.S. 31,158.24 28,068.70 3,089.54 Crystal Lake Comm. H S. 334,077.36 •120,640.14 213,437.22 McHenry Comm H.S. 148,644.73 78,978.40 69,666.33 Richmond Cons. School 11,932.80 10,749.46 1,183.34 Huntley C.C. School ^ 236,455.57 121,037.74 115,417.83 TOTAL 5,514,480.21 2,978,782.57 2,535,697.64 teenth. More on this next week. LOCAL LOVELY MAKES BEAUTIFUL BRIDE A very lovely young miss -- Doreen Kumpula, exchanged single bliss for her M.R.S. Degree last Saturday when she became the bride of blond and handsome Bob Good of Palatine. Doreen is the daughter of Beatrice and the late Bill Kumpula, 4910 W. Parkview, and Bob's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Good of Palatine. They plighted their troth at 4 p.m. services conducted by the Rev. Herman Graef at Zion Lutheran church. Doreen was an exquisite bride in white silk organza over taffeta with full cathedral train. Other details appear on the society page of the Plaindealer. Her maid Of honor was long time chum Mary Ellen Aalto of W. Orchard. Bridesmaids were Charlene Meyer of McHenry and the groom's sister, Rhonda Good, of Palatine. The three young misses were radiant in pastel pink formal gowns. with matching accessories. A1 Schuidwiskey of Palatine served as best man with Ron Kumpula and Jack Schuh of McHeinry in the role of groomsmen. A reception for 150 guests was held at the American Legion Home at 6 p.m. Following a brief honeymoon, the two are residing in an apartment in Cary. Out of town guests who attended the elite ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mottonen and family, Laurium, Mich.; Jack Kumpula and children from Minneapolis,; Mrs. Stella Kumpula, Ishpeming, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nortunen, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lindsay, Prairie View, Wise, and many relatives from Chicago. Local guests included the Ray Aalto family; Ann Matthesius and Nancy; Mrs. George Meyer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Freund and daughter from McHenry. Our sincere best wishes to this handsome young couple who have everything going for them. JOY TURNS TO DESPAIR On her way to her daughter's bridal shower in Chicago, Theresa Schultz was stricken, and was admitted to St. Alexius hospital, Elk Grove Village, and is a patient in the intensive care unit of the fourth floor. The address is 800 Biesterfield, Elk Grove Village. Len Benson was taking his fiancee, Lynne, her mother, his mother, Mrs. Gordon Benson, and his grandmother, Mrs. Elm Schurring of Huntley, to the afternoon affair when Mrs. Schultz became ill. Because of her surgical history, they deemed it best to seek immediate medical aid. Lynne's relatives including several of us from this area, received the word in Chicago. Attending the event given by Mrs. Hugh McCauley were Marge and Sally Olsen, young Margie and DeeDee in my car, Mrs. Shirley Olsen, her daughter, Mrs. Kaaren Gies, and Shirley's daughters, Taina and Lisa, in the Art Olsen car. Jake Levesque notified Will Schultz and drove him to the hospital. When we all arrived On the scene, we were very much relieved to find that Theresa's condition had improved vastly. As of Monday evening, the out-' look was very favorable. THE WELCOME MAT IS SPREAD For Ann and Jim Holden who arrived on our scene from Cooney Heights. They have established residence in Mrs. Karl Blom's home at the corner of Lake Shore Drive, and N. Orchard. Their family included young Jim who turned 12, March 17, Joseph who was 11, March 22, Pamela, 9 and young Jeff, 5. At least two little leaguers, in this group! Should be a nice addition to the community and we sincerely hope their neighbors will bid them welcome. . ROUGH JOURNEY FOR NEW YOUNGSTER Mr. and Mrs. James (Betty) Argy announce the birth of their third child, Richard Nicholas, who was born at 12:30 p.m., March 25, via Caesarian section at Northwest hospital, Arlington Heights.. The baby weighed just 7 lbs., at the time of birth. Mrs. Argy was hospitalized a full week before surgery. Other children include Norma, 4, and Michael, 2. Mother and child were expected to be hospitalized for one week, and came home on the first of April. Maternal grandparents are Irene and Hugo Kopp of Villa Park and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Alice Argy of Chicago. Others thrilled with the birth are Betty's children, Kathryn, Jim, Debra, Pamela and Denise of Villa Park. Nothing but thrills, and joys for this nice family. SHOWER IN BRIDAL COLORS Yellow and white was the color theme for the shower given in honor of Miss Sandy Muller, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Muller, last Sunday at the Alfred Freund home. She will become the bride of Dennis Huff, Saturday, April 19. Hostesses were Mrs. Lucille Freifrid, Maxine Adams and AnnMarie Huff. A delicious buffet was served and guests played games for prizes. Previous!^ two other showers were given for Miss Muller -- one in Wilmot by friends and one given by her co-workers where she is employed. MEMORABLE MOMENTS Nell and Orval Abney will be wed 15 years and happy birthday to John Perschke, April 5...Joey Raycraft will have one candle on his cake, the Jack Patzkes are wed 7 years, Eva Peisha hits birthday No. 80 and natal day congrats to Jean NJc*" Donald, April 7....Ten years of . age for Billy Gleeson, April 8...Kenny Betts turns 15, and Billy Lorch will be 9, April 9....Happy birthday wishes to Agnes Malcolm, April 10. Best wishes to all. Last weekend was&,a might hard to take and we sincerely hope this week is a happier one. See you next Friday? May the blessings of this Holy week and the glories of Easter Sunday with the message Of His resurrection give you comfort. Shorter Hours A hundred years ago the average American worked 65-1/2 hours a week-. His counterpart today works only 40-1/2 hours per week. 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