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Pag* Eighteen ?**?• > ?- ':?^<p.t'Mi THE McHlSjlRY PLAINDEALEIRR r"\£" 3" •> ^ -r* ***7'*""' -TThhuurnsddaayi , April 10/19 McCullom Lake SUPPORT SCHOOL BOARDELECTION Eve Levesqne With the big election over, many people will be inclined to forget the smaller but just as important election to be held Saturday, April 12 at the beach house. At this -time, members of the school board will be selected. Parents in particular, should make every effort to become acquainted with the records of the candidates and vote accordingly. , Mrs. Emma Pyritz is judge of the election and will be assisted by Mrs. Elma Nelson and Mrs. Eleanor Cruetz. The polls will be open from 12 noon until 7 p.m. Get out and vote at the beach house. that Nature could hand out. Mrs. Barbara Thacker was the chairman, ably assisted by Betty Poledna, Bonnie Egerstaf- (&v find Art Stuhlfeier. The younger generation who gave a helping hand were Gregory Burg, Jack DeMar, Charlie (Peanuts) and Tiny Tomasello, Kenny Nelson, Butch Stacknick, Donna and Linda Schlofner, L^ynne Schultz and few others whose names were not known. iVerbal orchids to everyone who^dOnated colored eggs for this important occasion. have a permanent job! Put in a reservation for his services. v Max Kolin Hospitalized. Sorry we are to relate that Max Kolin is hospitalized in Chicago and will be confined for ten days to two weeks. He was admitted to the Veteran's Administration research hospital, 333 E.i Huron St. Chicago, . on FridW of last week. Max is in for tests and observation in connection with some trouble he has been suffering with, for quite some time. It's bad enough to be confined, without being so far away from home and good friends. We know how much Max would appreciate hearing from all of you. How about "drenching" him with get-well cards? His room number is 1305 along with the above address. Mrs. Helene Kolin is staying with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sales of Rolling Meadows while Max is confined. The greatest blow for Max was missing out on the big election which was held on Tuesday. He worked many hours for the candidates which he was supporting, and was on the ballot himself as Republican precinct committeeman for the first precinct. Village Board Meeting The regularly scheduled Meeting of the village, board will be held Monday, April 14 at 8 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend but please come early, because; the meetings start PROMPTLY and late comers are disturbing. It will be held in the beachhouse, of course. Plenty of from for everyone. Some Improvement According to the police department, motorists are making some effort to comply with the stop signs at each of the gates, but there are still a few who are in violation. Please come to a complete STOP, before entering the blacktop. It only takes a few seconds, and may avoid a collision with another vehicle which has the right-of-way! A Hearty Welcome Is in' order some time this month to Mr. and Mrs. William Myers of Maple Hill drive. The couple has been spending the winter in the area of El Centro Calif, and having a glorious time, according to their . correspondence. Ethel has been upholding her job as sunshine chairman of the Ladies of the Lake by sending birthday and anniversary cards from the west coast! Isn't that cute? Glad we are that they have been able to do this travelling but it will be wonderful to welcome them home again. Easter Gues^i Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pyritz entertained Emma's brother and wife for Easter . dinner. They were Mr. and Mrs. William Hoeft of DesflPlaines. Good to see big Bob Kantorski home for Easter. He drove in from Cleveland in his new car for the holiday. Better Show Them!! Having purchased your vehicle ""stigkgr^ it would be a good idea to mount it on the WINDSHIELD, where it belongs! Doesn't count if it is stuck away in the glove compartment. Violators will be ticketed and fined. Better comply with the law! Very Hi. . Former resident Mrs. "Betty Baumbeck has been confined to McHenry hospital since Saturday. According to reports, she was very sick and we feel sure she would like to receive get-well cards from all her friends in the community. Red Cross Course Completed . After five weeks of pouring over our text book, finding "victims" on whom we could practice • artificial respiration, and getting bandaged, from "stem to stern," twent-ysix of us can call ourselves qualified "first aiders." The most important thing that was gleaned Door-To-Door If you have a canine pet, it would be wise to obtain his jcuri-ent tag. The deadline is today, Thursday, April .10. According to Chief Larry Murray, unless there is a better response, the police officers will be forced to make a doorto- door check. I.adies of the Lake The gals will meet tonight at j 8 p m. in the beachhouse for a business meeting. Everyone is welcomed and invited to attend. Handicapped by the Weather The inclement weather Sunday certainly put a damper on the third annual egg roll for Easter Sunday, but the committee was not to be outdqne. The youngsters who appeared at the beach were treated to fancy colored eggs, candy and prizes, which were terrific. About seventy-five small fry were taken care of by the Easter bunny. Many families didn't bring the children to the beach, thinking that the affair had been called off. They were not forgotten, however. Bags of treats were distributed to those who could not attend. We think the intrepid committee deserves a rousing vote of thanks for performing so well in the face of the worst Easter Bonnets Not to be outdone by the from the course.^was when to j weather, the ladies of the comkeep HANDS OFF! As we j munity blossomed out in their were instructed, when in doubt j chic chapeaux on Sunday any- --do NOTHING! jway. . The five weeks passed much : Some of the descriptions your too quickly--due, of course, to j reporter was able to ferret, out the finest of instructions. We | included the lovely lilac straw were fortunate to receive our j bonnet worn by Jean McDoneducation from John Beckman J old. A lilac watered silk ribof Harvard. The local stu- j bon surrounded the head piece dents included Gene Piotrow- ; and ended in a huge bow in ski, Paul Bx-endle, Jack Schlof- j the front. Simply breathtakner, Paul Nitz. Gerry Burg, j ing! Bill Reid, Tony Hocin, Larry I Anne Passalaqua chose a Murray. Elma and Earl Nel- . small white straw for her headon son, Delores Lindholm, and we j piece. Violet Gates sauntered Levesques, Mrs. Betty Tabor j fort h adorned in a "navy blue upheld the honors for Lake- bretort with a navy colored ribwood subdivision. Lakemoor was represented by Ray Blades and Roy Ericksdn and son, Roy Jr. Those from Harvard were Doris Schalke and Barbara Shields. McHenry dwellers were C. R..Winkel, Bill Dreyer, Bette Nugent, Ann Donnamario, Doris Walker, Lavern Gregory and James Wegener. The final night which was Wednesday, April 2, after oral final examinations, the gals put out a feast of dainty finger sandwiches, cakes, cookies and cup cakes. Chief Larry Murray supplied the coffee and cooked same. Having sampled his delicious "java," he should Best Wishes To Mrs; Lillian Busse who is celebrating her natal day, today, Thursday, April 10. Sugar Scarbrough -will reach the exalted age of "sweet sixteen" tomorrow, Friday, April 11. Dave Reid (the Senator) has been looking forward to his "great occasion" which will be Sunday, April 13. \ Younjy lady that she is, Diane Bjork is eargerly awaiting her eleventh birthday, Tuesday, April 15. Mrs. Dorothy Miller will be eligible for greetings on hext Wednesday, April 16. Congratulations to all who have occasion to celebrate an imoortant milestone in their lives this week. Isn't it wonderful to watch the grass turning green. Still better when the trees begin to do likewise! That's it for now. See you next week? COAL OUTPUT Coal output in Illinois during February dropped 568,872 tons under January's production, according to the state Department of Min^s and Minerals. There were three fatalities in the coal mines during February. D-'Scholl's Air-Pillo Insoles Pftrferatad- Air V«atilotlH| Sunnyside Estates HEARS REPORT ABOUT BEACH .From A to Z April 12. llie music, company and refreshments promise to be top drawer so plan to attend for an evening of dancing and all-around good fun. Tickets can be bought from Bob Lakowske or Harold Palmer or at the door when you arrive. Hcfpe. we see you there. Tonight is the night for our association meeting at the home of G e o r g e and M i l l i e Kropf at 8. The main topic of this meeting will be a report from the beach committee. These men have been working diligently for the past few weeks so this- report will be of interest to everyone. There will also be two guests who will discqss this subject with us. Have You Noticed and have you heeded our new speed limit signs? We think they are something special and would like to thank Harold and Marge Palmer and Sal Kobus for, their time and effort. Final Reminder This is the last chance we have to remind you about the fireman's dance this Saturday, Don't Forget the school board election this Saturday, April 12 at the Johnsburg school. Remember, you don't have to be a registered voter so get out and cast your ballot for your favorit^ candidates. Double Trouble Measles plus chicken pox equals one miserable little boy. Wis was t h e „ s i t u a t i o n c o n fronting Michael Bott this week. The red blush of measles was just fading when he popped out with the other disorder of the day . . chicken pox. ; Sure, hope this is it for you, Mike.. iBirthdays and Anniversaries Donnie Rose celebrated his third birthday last Friday with a p&rty for some of his little friends. His birthday isn't until tomorrow but the Roses left for Florida this week to spend some time with Mary's mother. Happy seventh anniversary to Stan and Jackie Smolinski on April 14. Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fischer, one of our new families, who celebrate their fourteenth anniversary on April 15. . Birth Announcement • Proud new mother of sextUplets is Cindy Anderson. The bouncing baby dalmatians arrived on April 2 in the wee hours of the morning. These pups aj'e born spotless but in a feW^ weeks will show their true colors. Welcome to two families who moved into their new homes this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fu* <?her came here from Wheato|jg 111. to make their home on Oa$ Drive. 'fe Also to the Kayler family who now live on the corner Indian Ridge and H i c k o r-J Lane. Laird and Gladys haye four children, Dorothy A h it; 10, Laird, Jr., 7, Luana, 3 and Rosemary 20 months. They came here from the northwest side of Chicago. We sincere^ hope both of these families have many years of happine|§ in Sunny&ide Estates. " Some women think they a£ doing all they can to reduce if they read an occasional articjjg on the subject. <|. If YOU NEED . . . 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