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^ge Sixfiwn THET McHENRY PLAINDEALER, Thursday, April 25, 195f 0&S ' : lJ-S &4-'• ' ••^-*> IfllllllllllllltllimillltllliaillilllinilltllllllltlOIIIIIIIIIIttlKltillIHli lllllllllitlllMliril^lillilMllilil'llHilllilllillliiililili Lakeland Park By Jetta Crteeson and Dorothy Utticfa New Officers Joe Cina was elected president of the LPPOA board of directors at the board meeting held on Tuesday, April 16. Other officers elected were Ray Grote, vicepresident; Joan Krater, secretary, and Helen Strandquist, treasurer. Glen. Uhles, Bil Radisch and Len Bottari complete the list of board members for the coming year. Our Jtieartiest congratulations to the new officers and best wishes for a successful year. Board Meeting On Tuesday, April 16, the LPPOA board of .directors met at the Krater home. The new officers were elected and Frank Parisi, Bud Uttieh and Bill RadfSelywere appointed as co-ordinatihg committee for the community house. We have been asked by the board to remind the people that they would like to have the community house assessment money paid in as soon as possible. Your block captains will be around to see you in the near future. Also if you are delinquent in last year's dues--please, please get this paid. The books are to be turned over to the new treasurer by May 1 and they would like to balance the books before this time. The board is accepting bids for scavenger service and will try to get the best service for the east money. We'll have more details on this later. Spring Dance The parade of the Gay Nineties is ready to go. We hear by the grapevine, that the first rehearsal was a success, so even if you don't care to dance, this is a must to see! If you haven't got your tickets yet, contact your block captain, one of the board members or get them at the corner store. We'd like to remind you that the proceeds from the dance will go to the community house fund. the fifty some children who participated in the hunt, there were about .thirty 'cheering parents. (Don't know who enjoyed the outing more--daddy or Jr.) At the same tiijie the young'uns were dashing about at the west beach about fifty of the young school-agers were having a gay time at the east beach finding the eggs left there for them. The bunny managed to find more difficult places to hide their eggs and so it was a real challange. The mothers cooperated very well and consequently over 500 eggs were donated. Guess what we'll all be eating this week! Anyone have any prize receipes for creamed eggs? Easter Bunny News Bright and early Sunday morning there was a mad scramble of little, gremlins at the west beach hunting the gaily colored Easter eggs that the bunny had left. Little pigmies darted about without any urging uncovering their treasures in the sand, under the shrubs, and in the grass. More than 250 eggs were left at each of the beaches and the lucky ones who found the eggs marked with a large X received prizes. Besides Complaint Dept. Parents of teen-age boys owing BB guns had better check to make sure it isn't their son who has been using the light-bulbs at the entrances for target practice. This is a serious and a costly one. We are all aware that the LPPOA budget is small and these unnecessary expenses keep the money from going toward some worthwhile project. The entrance areas are going to be watched and any culprits caught will be prosecuted. And while we're at it we might also make mention of the signs at the beaches. The one sign at the west beach has been damaged beyond repair.' Two boys were also seen releasing a boat to drift out into the lake. These misdemeanors must stop or some parents are going to be surprised with bills! • Surprise „ Monday evening, Marge Casey arrfved at the Roger's home witlv scissors and scotch tape in hand ready to make decorations for the coming Spring dance. In answer to her knock, the door opened with a hearty greeting from within of "Surprise, surprise!" Marge was misinformed it seems, the actual reason for the meeting was a pink and blue shower with Marge as guest of honor. The guests played games and munched on delicious tid-bits provided by the hostess. Later, a beautiful array "of gifts was brought out. Marge, ably assisted by her little two year old daughter, Cindy, opened the boxes and passed the tiny contents around for all the guestis to admire. / . After the gift opening, the ladies played some exciting games of bunco with Dorothy Meineke and Jetta Gleeson carrying off the top two prizes and Rose Kluk winning the booby prize. Dolores served delicious, coffee, jello salad and cake to Dorothy Meineke, Ann Borovec, Carol Kizei-, Rose Kluk, Lillian Carber, Jetta Gleeson, Louise McEnery, and of course, the honored guest, Marge Casey. New Babe •Shortly after 1,:00 a.m. Thursday morning, April 18, little Kathleen Campo made her first debut at the Woodstock Memorial hospital. The seven pound, five ounce little charmer is the first daughter for Chuck and Grace Campo--waiting at home with Grandma and Daddy for baby sister is two years old Chuckie. Still Wanted More boys, Jerry Rogers is still ONE HOURv CLEANING! With oar new equipment, we are pleased to anounce that any cleaning brought to our store i can be picked up, ready to wear, in one hour at no increase in price! LOCAL CLEANERS 206 So. Green St. Phone 20 McHenry, Illinois looking for 4)pys between the ages of eight and thirteen to form little league baseball. Anyone jjjho is interested, call Jerry Rogers or Floyd Leigh. On Sunday, May'5, at 10:30 a.m. will be the first turnout. Then the decision will be made as to whether there will be enough boys for our own league or join the1 McHenry groups. Multi-celebration : The Boyces' home was buzzing with activity on Easter Sunday, and they had lots of reasons to celebrate. First of all of course was Easter, then too, it was Wayne and Betty Boyce's sixth \vedding anniversary, and while tHey were marking events, they also celebrated Betty's birthday and her mother's Mrs. Lillian Case. The1 hostess Bernice was a semi-invalid though through the day as she has not been feeling well this past week. The guests had a grand time anyway. The children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt and the adults joined into a few games. Later the crowd feasted on a delicious turkey dinner. Mr. and Mrs; Wayne Boyce and Melody Ann and Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Anderson and son Neil, Mr. | and Mrs. Larry Kelly and daughter, Pat and Mrs. Lillian Case, all of Chicago were thfc celebrants. . . . V . /' Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doherty drove out in their new Cjar Saturday to visit with Marge and Herb Dent. The Arlo Schmidt family -- alf five of them--spent the Easter weekend visiting in their home -town of Beaver Dam, Wis. While they were there, they stayed with Arlo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kraft. The Bud Uttichs entertained Dorothy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klomanrj of Chicago for the weekend and then, on Sunday, *hev were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Les Palmer and children of Glen Ellyn. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Uhles enjoyed Easter dinner with Irene's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. Glazar of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meineke and daughters, Judy and Susie, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Meineke of DesPlaines and Mr. and Mrs. F. J Donovan of Park Ridge for Easter day. Mr. and Mrs. William Haynes spent the Easter weekend in Cascade, Iowa- visiting Helen's aunt DOVER SALE * "% ;v." WHILE THEY LAST «/tr\ 95 ONLY 49 Model M it beats, as it sweeps, as it cleans Here is a full-sized, lightweight Hoover at|a real saving. Features Hoover's famous cleaning action and it rolls over carpets easier than any. cleaner you have ever used. If you have never owned a Hoover -- here's your chance. We suggest you come in soon. Our supply ' is limited. CAREY ELECTRIC SHOP PHO$E 251 119 S. Green St. McHenry, 111 and uncle, Mi;, apd Mrs. C. A. Martin. They enjoyed their company so much that they brought the Martins back home. with them. To prove that the world IS small, Greg Seery went over to the Haynes on an errand. and found that he recognized the Martins as old friends he had known years ago in Cascade. BOY SCOUTS Buy your rubber stamps at the McHenry Plamdealer. j Troop 181 j This troop, sponsored by the i Men's club of the Methodist .church, took its first all-day hike , April 13, starting at 8 p.m. This i hike was in preparation for the annual spring campioree which will be held May 4 and 5 .at vard. ' Hie troop leaders who aw£ #pable and qualified to leftd 'these boys are hoping, along With the boys, to have a wonderful day of outdoor scouting. The leaders are as follows: Lynn Stuart, Robert Fuller and Wally Carlson; Scribe £ For Better Results -- Shop In MeHenry. CARPETS and LEES Sparkleiufi A high-low loop pile tweed 6f carpet rayon. Mothproof -- stain resistant. Its informal texture makes this carpet perfect for contemporary homes. only $7.95 per sq. yd. No money down -- up to 3 years to pay. LEES Ridgemore A random textured tweed 6t "*100% all wool yarns in five exciting color cpmbinations. No money down only $9.95 per sq. yd. -- up to 3 years to pay. 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TIDY CARPETS & RUGS RUG CLEANERS PHONE 1000 JUNCTION ROUTES 14 and 120 -- WOODSTOCK S00MMcHenry Savings and Loan is Proud to W ANNOUNCE THE {RAND OPENING OF THEIR BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS NEW HOME --SUNDAY, MAY 5, 3 to 8 p.m. r Special Ooitormatowe SyppfeD^eoit For Pull At Re FREE DOOR PRIZES SOUVENIRS FOR ALL FLOWERS FOR THE LADIES EVERYONE IS INVITED' TO THIS GALA EVENT... COME COME ALL >ne McHENRY SAVINGS and Loan Association W. Elm Slreet McHenry, 4a