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fttursaay. Mafeh 30. ljjgl THE McHEHHY PLAINDEALER McCullom Lake DISPENSE EASTER E6GS. GOODIES TO SMALL FRY APR. J • Eve Levesque ,*^Peter Cottontail and. his reraitie of helpers will be on hand to dispense eggs and goodies atij^the Cullom-Knoll Easter partjr, Saturday, ApriJ 1, at the beach. In the event of rain (let's hope not!) festivities Will be held in thff beachhouse. For Several years, our voluntary organization has held this Affair, (and it was the "brainstorm" of Art Stuhlfeier some "ars back) to the enjoyment of the wee ones. Committee members include the above mentioned senior citizen, together with Don Parenti, Bob Fernandez and Vic Howe. Ladies of the community are asked to donate colored hardboiled eggs for the occasion and they may be brought to any of the above mentioned tomes on Friday afternoon or evening. That is tomorrow, of course! Eggs will be secreted for the youngsters to ferret out, and prizes will be dispensed. The shin-dig will commence at 2 p.m. and age limit is wee ones on up to age 12. Weather permitting-- the turn-out should be excellent. all these dates in red on your calendar. \ Township Election--April 4 All residents of precinct one lire urged to vote for township officials on Tuesday, April 4. polling place is Muzzy's store, Ringwood. Transportation to the polls may be arranged by calling Jake Levesque at EV. 5-4141 or Theresa Schultz at EV. 5-1961. Posts to be filled in tms elee- ,&pn include that r>f assistant supervisor, town clerk, assessor and three auditors. You need not be registered to vote for these offices. We will alsr. elect a justice of the peace and constable. Registration is required to obtain this ballot. The vacancy caused by the death of Judge Block will also be filled. You will vote for a judge of the circuit court or ^Vie 19th district. This election is extremely important and we urge every eligible voter to consider the issues and the candidates and then VOTE!! One Day 'Til Deadline!! It will cost you more money if you don't have your village vehicle sticker by tomorrow, March 31. Better hurry to ^Jerk Emma •Pyritz*- • -716 Tountain Lane and obtain thai valuable bit of paper for your car. A penalty will be imposed for waiting and there are manv who have not purchased as yet! Dog tags for your canine are also due now. More Elections The second election will concern candidates for the school ooard and will be held on Saturday, April 8, in the beachhouse. Judge and clerks include Mrs. Emma Pyritz, Elma Nelson and Betty Murray. More •details next week. Our own local election for president, village clerk, police magistrate and three trustees will be held on Tuesday, April 18, at the beachhouse. A compete roster of the candidates v/ill be carried in another issue of the Plaindealer. Mark Gr.ide School Gal Pals A most unusual reunion took place at the home of Mrs. Clayton Nelson of Hickory Drive last week. A grandmother herself, she entertained members of her grammer school class for luncheon. The women journeyed from far and near to attend, and rehashed the days ef "pranks 'n* pigtails". Former eighth grade coquettes included Mrs. Christine Browning and Qerthk Sabella 6f Mundelein; Marie Stephenson, and Alvine Johnson, Chicago; Cathe r i n e S t o n e a n d B e r t h a Fra'heke of Libertyville' (scene of their alma mater); Amanda Jackson of Hammond, Ind.; and Amy Johnson of Gurnee. Illness prevented three of the women from attending. Some of the gals had not seen one another for FORTY YEARS! ^ Mrs. Nelson served sliced ham and hot cross buns. "Pretty party piece" was an egg salad molded in the shape ot an easter egg, covered with white cream cheese and adorned with stems and flowers of green and pink. Dessert was a Danish dessert pie topped with whipped cream. The table was beautified with p8ace cards of pink and lavendar wax tulip heads with a candle in the center. (Give you any ideas for tuture entertaining, gals?) A truly wonderful, time for the women. Deepest Sympathy To former resident, Mrs. Frank Rourke, on the untimely passing of her father, John Rimell, 59. He passed away in Ann Arbor hospital, Michigan, in the early hours of Saturday morning where he had been a patient for about one month. His residence was 645 High street, Adrian, Mich,. In addition to daughter, Beverly, Mr. Rimell is survived by his wife, Mildred, and sons, Bill and Norman, and nine grandchildren, including Cynthia, John, and Kevin Rourke. John was a frequent visitor to our shores when the Rourkes resided here and had many friends in the area. A great sportsman, he was never happier than when swinging a golf club or throwing a bowling ball. A fine man, devoted husband and father, and a doting grandfather --his memory will not fade. Better Late Than Never So sorry we missed the news on the latest addition to the Ronald Wilson menage. Their fifth child, a girl, was born in Befimowt • hospital- on March 9 and is called Lori Joyce (for momma, of course). She weighed in at 5 lbs., 15% ozs. Her brothers and sisters include Dale, who is almost §, Kim, 6; Terri, 4; and "big" sister Ami, a mere 14 months. How would you like this laundry job? Best wishes to the Wilson clan and it is no wonder they are adding to their domicile! wife, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nielsen,"- J#'.' Her little gals were wild about the plane, and Taina captivated all the passengers. What else? BEAUTY AND BRAINS DEPARTMENT: Miss Karen Parkhurst, a most attractive senior, was one of five McHenry high school students who were awarded scholarships recently, Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkhurst ot Park View West and are justifiably proud of their young "brain". P.T.A. PREXIES: For the second time Around, Mr. find Mrs. George Dason will command the top spot in the focal P.T.A. In the capacity of copresidents. Their last term was most successful and we know they will attain even greater heights for the organization. SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY: Chuck Thacker "jetted'* to Atlanta, Ga., to pay his respects to his ailing grandmother, Mrs. Ida Jacobsen--a mere 92! He also visited with his mom, Mrs. Elsie Thacker and brother and family, Norman. First jet ride for Chuck, DINNER DANCE DATE^ Among the first patrons to Gse the facilities of a newly remodeled hotel in Chicago on Saturday were Theresa and Willard Schultz. Reason was the soiree given by Will's place of employment. (P.S. They make soap) Cnllom-KRdll Jottings A board meeting was held at the home of the Polednas last Wednesday p.m. In addition to the egg *pll for kiddies which has beeh mentioned, gas heat for the beachhouse was discussed. Vic Howe is to make the arrangements. Could solve our problem. The board is also considering some kind of raft for the swimming area and possibilities along these lines are being investigated. A suggestion was made to post the names of members df the Cullom-Knoll association on the bulletin board. This is indeed an HONOR ROLL, for these people (too few in number) provide swimming and sports facilities for the entire community. Mail your check for six dollars to Mrs. Myra Murray, M&ple Hill Drive, and join thp roster of paid up members. There will be a big membership drive in the near future. Disa 'N' Data TYKES TAKE TO TRAVEL: Mrs. Arthur Olsen and wee ones--Taina and Lisa Jane returned from a week's jaunt to Miami, Fla., on Friday in time for son Allan's, birthday March 24. Imagine Shirley's horror when Allan greeted her with two huge "shiners". Accident in the junior high gym was the villain! While in Florida, Shirley "bunked" with brother and For the Helr(ess) Apparent With the stork hovering over the Ken Ingersol homestead, the gals congregated at Whitey and Bernice's last Wednesday bearing. -gifts> for . -the coming addition. Hostesses included Jean Reid, Robbie Carroll, Bernice Bjork afid Lii H a n s e n . P a r t a k i n g o l t h e gootiieg were Betty Poledna, Helen Meyer, Marge Reid, paternal grandmother Liz Ingersol, Marge Olsen, Gert_Helwig, Marge Brand and Eleanor Brasser. Mother Jone was thrilled with the soft and cuddly gifts. The Ingersols have two daughters and one son and are hoping for a" playmate for young Kevin. Rummage and Bake Sale in the Offing Save your out-grown wearing apparel and trade it in for a new wardrobe when .the Ladies of the Lake have their annual bake and rurflfhage sale on S&tuiiluy, May 27. More details on thgt later. The gals met in thex beachh o u s e l a s t T h u r s d a y w i t h Marge Stacknick as acting president, in the absence of Louise Hammerstein who was ill. During the social hours the following women ha<l reason to rejoice. They were Betty Reiter, Irene Sales, Harriet Mc- Namara, Emma Pyritz, Betty Poledna, Betty Murray, Sally Olsen, Laura Slater, Marge Stacknick and your reporter. "Tasty pastry" and hot java were furnished by Bobbie Carroll and Betty Reiter. Next meeting will be Thursday, April 13, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Young Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyer who formerl^ Resided in the village announce their first grandchild--a girt Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wirtz and mother is the former Mary Grace (Kitchy) Meyer. Lisa Anne was born Wednesday, March 22, in Memorial hospital for McHenry County. Maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. Bailey of Park View. Best wishes to this entire family which now numbers four generations! Page TWenly-Thr^ keep them coming. The address is 623 Orchard Drive. Sorry to report that grand gal, Mjs. Anna Buschfeld, has been quite ill this winter. She has been cared for in the cily but her arrival home is expected almost any day. Orchid Occasions Thp Kaspers--Peggy *n' Pete --stepped out on the town on Saturday, March 25, for Pete's birthday, along with two other couples. . . .Belated Congrats to Harriet McNamara whose najal day was yesterday, March 29. . . ."Time flies" and Guy Hansen is 8 today, March 30, whjle Janie Frost has 8 coming up tomorrow, March 31. . . . April Fool's Day "kids', include Ruth Surz and Bertha Lee. . . . In line for congrats is Chuck IngeVsol on Easter Sunday, April 2. . . . Election day kid is Chet Helwig, April 4. Best wishes to all. Make your own selection, but by all means, DO VOTE on April 4. And you had better be wary on Saturday, April 1. April Fool's Day, if you have forgotten. See you next week. Ailing Patients After being confined in Hirtes hospital for many weeks, it is a treat for Tom Byrnes to enjoy the comforts of his own home. He and Mary arrived home on Friday of last week. Your cheery messages will mean a great deal to Tom, so Cub Scout News Pack 361 If you've noticed Cub Scout boys snapping your picture around town, don't think you Ore on Candid Camera. You are probably in front of some Civic building, bank or school. This is their project for the Scout-O-Rama being held Saturday, April 22, at Crystal Lake. Pack 361 has chosen "Our Town, U.S.A." as their theme and all dens are busy getting pictures to illustrate their map of McHenry. mi same amnios hit k@«sgmgi BOYBK SapHc Task CboMr BUCK'S HARDWARE 601 W. Mala St. McHenry SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO BUILDING MATERIALS FREE ESTIMATES ON . .. Aluminum Windows and Doors Railings -- Gutters Roofing -- Siding Wall and Floor Tile Call FRANK GANSRepresentative 300 N. Riverside Drive EV 5-1878 - McHenry EASY PAYMENT PLAN Lakemoor ELECT LIBRARY BOARD TRUSTEES TUESDAY. APR. 4 David Heckmann EV. 3-0532 The election for trustees for the Library Board will be heldon Tuesday, April 4. The polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. There are two names on the ballot, Marion Sufok of Lakemore and Connie Johnson of Lilymoor. Residents of Lakemoor will be at the firehouse; those from Lilymoor, Fritzsche Estates, Kent Acres, and Eastwood Manor will vote at Saynor's Grocery Store in Fritzsche Estates. It will be necessary to asK for the library ballot. Without question our community and especially the children who are its future will benefit from having this fine service available; consider it a civic duty to vote on this important question. Baby Shower The baby shower for Shirley Schuert* on the evening of March 21 was held in the lovely home of Pearle Stineman in Lilymoor. The co-hostesses were Connie Johnson, Ruth Young and Marge Polinski. It was a gay happy affair and thoroughly enjoyed by all those friends of Shirley's who turned out ten-fold. The guest of honor was really surprised, she even brought her own cards for the pinochle game that was supposedly taking place that evening. The girls outdid themselves , with the color scheme of mint-green and pale yellow, making the setting one right out of fairyland! Shirley looked every inch a queen surrounded by the mountains of lovely gifts, surely enough for twins, which by the way was the main topic of conversation! Her maternal grandmother was a twin, so perhaps she will carry On the family tradition? A colorful tuna-salad on lettuce leaves with an array of crackers, rolls, candy mints and of course coffee were the refreshments. Needless to add, this piece was not written by the male member of our family, but a first-hand report by Lorraine. Scout News Neighborhood Com missioners John Hosie and David Heckmann of Lakemoor attended the staff meeting in Woodstock on March 23. Troop 161 welcomed recruit Frank Pogany March 23, at their regular meeting. Saturday afternoon the Scouts continued work on their Scout-ORama exhibit. The results of their stick-to-itiveness is apparent to the adult leaders. The boys are indebted to Ted Beahler for again allowing the use of his garage for this activity. All boys of scouting age who want to participate in this active group are invited by the Scouts of 161 to join them in their fun! The leaders will be happy to answer any questions on scouting from boys in this area or mom or dad. You will feel proud you did. Wedding Anniversary March 23 marked fifteen* years of wedded bliss for the Heckmanns on Lily Lane. Theyi. celebrafed as members of party of local Moose membexg. at a dinner dance at WocxP stock Lodge 1329. Others from the village who enjoyed the roast beef dinner and a gay night of dancing were Wall# and Helen Para, Harold and. Marceila Foss, and Al and Jean. Dember. Our "gal Friday" still wonders how sshe made it this far.}, we plead, "no comment." 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