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fcage Twenty-Four t^T • McHenry Shores PLAN EASTER EGG HUNT FOR SATURDAY. APR. 1 j. Alice McKelly - EV. 5-2661 **"• There will be a Children's Las tor egg hunt on Saturday, April 1, at 2 p.m. in our subdivision of McHenry Shores. Xo make this affair a happy occasion for all the kids, a donation of one dozen colored eggs or one batch of cookies is requested cf all mothers, or any grandmother who will ; have children visiting on this day. Please deliver your dona- " tions of cookies or eggs to .Alice Brunke, 216" Miller Drive before 12 noon on April 1. Refreshments and prizes will be ; dorfated by the SSAC Club. Art iCicchini and Ed Qlbinski will *be in charge, of the event. In case of inclement weather, the vEaster egg hunt will be postponed until Monday, April 3. the Mchenhy plaindealer Tiohiby.HucIiSltlsA with all youngsters in ^McHenry Shores who want to play league baseball with .the possibility of entering a team in the Pony League in 1962. As this will be open to all boys of McHenry Shores, whether their father is a club member or not, encourage your youngster to participate when the ball field is made ready, boys like to hunt and fish, and together 'with mom and pop, also enjoy camping and boat trips on the river. Bachelor Birthday Party ; Samuel Winters 111, known kmong his contemporaries as *'Sandy" had a birthday Marcn |l8. This event wasn't men- Btioned in last week's column through an orror in preparing Jfinal copy for the paper. Howfever, his guests enjoyed a •'bachelor party" to commemorate the day, as maybe the oversight is forgiven. Sandy jtoas 12 and his guests were Craig Barrows, Raymond Olszewski, Glenn Tanner. Mike JMarchese, Mike Doherty, Bruce Domoto and David Winters. A belated happy birthday to you Sandy. Birthdays i A very happy birthday to jMike Ruemelin who will be %even on April 2. Also congratulations and happy birthday wishes to Barbara Weber on TApril 5 ami to Bill Lindwali <bn April 6. Sick List t tittle Robbie Mueller has been home sick for a few days With a strep throat. Here's Wishing you a speedy recovery, Jlobbie. " SSAC Nominate Officers Looks like Clarence will preside over the Shores Social and Athletic dub this forthcoming year as both Clarence Schweikfert and Clarence Mueller were nominated to run for the office it president. Nominations for other officers selected at the recent meeting are as follows: Vice- president, Chuck Whitney and Harry Tiggemann; Secretary, JJiJl postal and Jack Schmitt; Treasurer, Art Brunke and Ed Olbinski; and Director, Ken Schopp and Art Clcchini. Election of officers will be „held at the next regular meeting in April. .Another Friday night of basketball is planned for fathers and sons. >vBill Dostal and Harry Tiggemann are working out a ping p o n g t o u r n a m e n t s c h e d u l e ^hich will be played in the near future. -Harry Tiggemann and Clarence Schweikert have volunteered their services to work Hi Neighbor- The John Korners on Hilltop boulevard came to the Shores frem Chicago in July, 1959. They moved here because they love to be out in the open where their two boys can enjoy the fields and the river. John Korner is in "Insurance" and specializes in the technical aspects „pf the business. He attended both Sam Houston State Teachers college in Huntsville, Texas, and Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. John is active in community affairs and is currently serjeant-at-arms for the McHenry Shores club. One of his most valuable contributions to progress in the American way is his work as advisor in junior achievement activities in Chicago. For the past six years he has assisted in teaching young men and women the fundamentals of American business by guiding them in their actual participation in various businesses organised and operated by the students. Gladys attended high school in Johnston City, 111., her home town, and has her day very well occupied with managing a husband and two 'teen-age boys. John Jr., is a high school student and Bill attends junior high school in McHenry. The IYere and There Again the McHenry Shores area was very well represented this week in a social affair in McHenry. On Tuesday, March 21, a group of twentylive ladies attended a benefit card party and style show given by the Women's auxiliary of McHenry hospital. Irene Middlekauff and Bea MacCalluni were two of the hostesses ,for the event. A W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n luncheon and card party at Mildred Snively's home was very • entertaining and proved very rewarding to the lucky ladies holding the highest scores. Wednesday evening, another group of McHenry Shores residents enjoyed a smorgasbord at a "Meet the Candidates' rally in Island Lake. Thursday evening the Clausens entertained a number of local residents with a luncheoi. and card party. McHenry v Shores Club The April 6 meeting of the MSC at V.F.W. is important to all. The membership will receive the slate of candidates prepared by the nominating committee to fill the six vacancies on the board of directors and will have the opportunity of. nominating additional candidates from the floor if they so desire. Refreshments will be served and games are scheduled after what is expected to be a short session. The club wants to serve the community and this once-a-month gathering provides everyone with |he opportunity to meet their neighbors and exchange" news and views. In Closing APRIL 4 - - Tuesday -- is the day - - The polls are open between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. - - M c H e n r y S h o r e s v o t e s a t Route 176 and Route 31 (Midwest Auto Service Building). Our new 41,000 mile interstate highway program will average a cost of about one million dollars per mile. FREUND'S DAIRY. Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products ! -- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone EV. 5-0195 or EV. 5-0232 Stmt Tnsi ZJ^anme ay. FROZEN FRESH AND 's * f M* SF& £n/oy Candy , , , giv* candy of^Eojfer BOLGER'S •JQ ST©F3i It Takes a Weil-Dressed His To Cemplete the Easter Plttere f $65.00 D 103 S. GREEN ST. EV 5-4500 Vote Tues., April 4th •# FOR YOUR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR NUNDA TOWNSHIP For the first time in Illinois history, candidates for township offices may now be chosen by the two major political parties. The REPUBLICANS of Nunda Township welcomed the chance to caucus, and selected the following men to carry pure Republicanism into our Township. No other candidates but ours can claim the name or support of the Republican Party. Don't be fooled by others falsely claiming, to be Republican. Don't waste your vote on those who couldn't get on the Republican ticket. SUPERVISOR , x] Robert "Bob" Foster, Jr. AUDITOR VOTE FOR THREE ASST. SUPERVISOR [x] Charles Humphrey TOWN CLERK [x] Alfred Roth ASSESSOR [x] Herbert F. 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Spice Browns, Antique Bronze, as well as many new Blacks to choose from. $11.95 to $16.95 FLORSHIEM SHOES from $19.95 MALLORY HATS Spring Styles in new colors $11.95 CHAMP HATS Featherweights as well as smart COOPER SOCKS Wonderful Banlon Stretch Socks $1*00 '1 d New Argyles $1.00 Dacron & Cotton Ribbed .. $1.00 center dents. $9.95 HANDKERCHIEFS Fine Linen in Box of 3 with his lnl,wW $M5 Cotton with Initial .. 3 for $1.50 Fine Linen 50c to $1.00 STORE FOR MEN 117 S. CJreen St. McHenry Store Hours: Open Daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday evenings until 9 p.ni^; Sunday mornings from 9 until 12 Noon Jockey T Shirts $1.00 Jockey Shorts $1.25 Jockey Boxer Sh©r2s .. $1.50 Cooper Athletic Shifts $1.00