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sua Thnwdiy. MtreH 12. 18b1 THEWitHBWRT PI iATNPEALEB McCullom Lake WOMEN SOLICIT BED CHOSS FUNDS SUNDAY MARCH IS Eve Levcsqne . ialSftif f r ft- Ii» the event of any disaster, the American Red Cross heeds the plea for help. Many times their services include dispensing coffee and nourishment to firemen during a holocaust. The annual drive for funds is underway for this worthy cause and g&ls the community will be calling for your donation. Be it large, or small, all contributions are gratefully accepted. Locally, Mrs. Elma Nelson, president of the Ladies of the Lake, is organizing the drive and has. her volunteer workers lined up. Please remember-- these women offer their free time (in many cases--very limited) to make the solicitations, and certainly receive no remuneration. It is a thankless job and they need your support. Easter Party for Small Fry "Peter Cottontail" has assured a delegation of Cullom- Knoll members that he Will make an appearance locally and leave "goodies" for wee lads and lassies. According to Rich Johnson and Roger Kinsey, the party will be held Saturday March 28, at # 2 p..m. There will be an Easter egg hunt and some of the eggs will be marked for prizes. Lucky youngsters will be able to claim - their gifts. Candy will also be dispensed to the young boys and girls up to age 12. Because of his heavy schedule, the Easter bunny will need assistance from moms and dads in the way of HARD BOILED colored eggs. Last year ther^ were not enough donations and the club was forced to supplement. Certainly, the Cullom- Knoll organization can count on YOU!! plagued by recurring illness and his doctors found that an operation was neceisary. He is a dear sweet soul and we know how much he would appreciate a cheery message from his friends and neighbors. Send it today while the idea is fresh in your mind. Condolence* To Mrs. Florence O'Flaherty whose brother, Edward Williams, 76, of Highland. Park died last Saturday in a Waukegan hospital. Services for him were held Tuesday morning in Highland Park. In addition to Florence, he is survived by two brothers and one other sister. Ladles Of The Lake Meets Tonight Business and a social evening will be combined tonight when members of the Ladies of the Lake assemble in the beachhouse at 8 p..m. Mrs. Harriet McNamara will handle the gavel in the absence of president Elma Nelson. More details will be released on the upcoming "krazy hat" and Easter party scheduled for March 21. All women of the community are cordially invited to attend. Deadline Neara for Registration Millions of people in the world live in bondage and would sacrifice their lives for the privilege of a free vote and a voice in their government. And yet, in this land of freedom and opportunity, men and women by the thousands, do not exercise this privilege to cast a ballot. It is much more than a privilege! It is the duty of every person, 21 years of age or older to go to the polls on election day and VOTE!! Monday, March 16, is the deadline for registration in order to cast a ballot in the primary election, April 14. You need only fulfill these qualifications to be eligible. (1) citizen, 21 years of age, or older (2) lived in Illinois for one year, (3) 90 days in McHenry County, and (4) resided within the community for 30 days (or longer). Mrs. Emma Pyritz, 5218 W. Fountain Lane is the village registrar and can handle the detail from you. Check with her if you have any doubts concerning your status. Report of Cullom-Knoll Executive Board Officers and trustees of the Cullom-Knoll Association met Tuesday, March 3, in the beachhouse. In spite of the absence of five trustees, there was a quorum. , 1 Roger Kinsey, president, named Mrs. Barbara Thacker to handle the committee in charge of the selection of Miss McCullom Lake, senior variety. This judging will be held some time in May. Rich Johnson is readying a "mailer" which covers the many facets of the organization and it is a "pitch" for new members. Many have expressed a desire to join, but haven't been asked! Please consider this a gilt edged invitation. The club maintains the park and beach but can't do it on "peanuts"! Since Rich also serves as liaison member between the club and the teen group, he commented on their activities. The young people have a renewed vigor for their club and are a going concern." They are formulating a set of by-laws and have planned many outings. Rich says, 'They are a wonderful group.." (and we sure agree with him). Redecorating of the beachhouse will be completed in the near future and a delegation of members of the Ladies of the Lake have the new drapes ready to install when the painting project is done. 'Twill be a most cozy place to meet with all the improvements. Area Men Initiated About fifty husbands and wives left the McHenry Moose hall last Sunday by bus to attend initiation ceremonies in Downer's Grove. Among the area men who were directly involved were Earl Nelson (accompanied by his charming Elma) of N. Orchard Drive; Roy Homo (and his lovin' Loretta) of West Shore Beach; and Flora and Lance Parks, also-bf West Shore Beach. Earl and Roy were initiated into the Legion of tlie Moose. The women were entertained elsewhere during the ceremony. Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists Undergoes Surgical Procedure Carl Lipke of W. Parkview who has been a patient in McHenry hospital for almost 2 weeks was scheduled for surgery last Monday. 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FLY THE FAN-JET AIRLINE i RinDTUUfCfcT O «IE NT nun in vv co I i r n e s ftr kmtiiti tWHtiMS, WWt JmtAgM or writs rnr uunst Uorthwest Jiirim offm Following the formal portion of the program, all of the local people, plus approximately 100 more from other areas enjoyed a wonderful dinner and an excellent floor show. Injured In Fall Lottie Piotrowski was scheduled to return to work yesterday following a fall last Thursday which resulted in a sprained right arm. As she was entering her place of employment, she slipped and injured herself and was tak£n to a local medico. She washable to remove the splint and bandage on Sunday and should be feeling much improved. Her cherry smile was missing from her usual spot last shopping days! Fathers "Chefs" While Gate Do A "Ferdinand" "Ferdinand the bull" had nothing on four gals last' Sunday, when they attended the dazzling. 1964 Chicago World Flower and Garden show in,Mc- Cormick Place Sunday/ The quartet included Mrs. Phyllis Straumann, Cynthia Rourke of McHenry, Delores Piotrowski, and DeeDee Valentine of Wonder Lake. The young women entrained to the city and met Phyl and Delores' aunt; and cousin--Mrs. Anne Sklarski and Pat. The display which won the unanimous approval of the group was the gorgeous azaleas in pastel hues includihg a mutation of pink and white. They also sniffed tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, roses, and orchids native to the far corners of the world. In their absence, Phyl's young "sprouts" received excellent care from daddy Dennis, vuncle" Nick Freund, and grandpa Gene. "Geno" proved his capabilities with a skillet and prepared roast turkey and all the trimmings for the fellas and the ailing Lottie. . The young women arrived home from the city with bouquets of gardenias and carnations in such glowing colors as pihk, rose, orange, and white. Missing From The Local Scene Marie and Tony Hagel of North Maple Hill Drive have been enjoying a week in the reputed largest village in the world--Skokie. (Friction there between Skokie ahd Oak Park). They have been staying with daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blaney, who spend considerable time in the village. . Local Couples Pay Homage Lil and Dave Hansen were mighty happy the other p.m. when three couples appeared at their threshhold to help them celebrate a dual occasion. In addition to the Hansens' eighteenth- wedding anniversary, it was also Dave's "39er", (in good standing!) birthday. Lil and Dave had invited her mon and pop, Marie and Tom Christiansen of Chicago, and they arrived Saturday afternoon. Vx The others participating included Liz and Bud Cable, Gerry and Len Jensen, Jr., and the Earl Nelsons. Lil's tempting array of hors d'oeuvres, baked ham, roast beef, and other "goodies" was pronounced "deelish"! * Silver Anniversary for George Meyers The very finest of greetings to Helen and George Meyer of Spring Road who are marking their silver wedding anniversary today, March 12. We just couldn't ask for better FREEZER BEEF SALES U. S. Grade Good & Choice Here's how to save on food bills and make menu planning easier, too. West Side Locker cun help turn your home freezer into your personal store. West Side Locker Service helps you select meat in quantity . . . then cuts it just the way you like it and wraps it in special freezer paper, clearly identified. You save real money by buying in quantity. And think of the time and trips to the store you'll save, too. So, take advantage of the home freezer service at West Side Locker Service. Let as . . . Meat . . . your Freezer or rent you a locker to SAVE you money. We can arrange financing for Qualified Customers. WEST SIDE LOCKER SERVICE 8910 W. Main St. McHenry Phone 385-3550 neighbors and we shall cany their story in detail next week. greeting for your Ir and wish them luck < rick's Day. See you "Bonnie" Birthdays, , 'N' Mating Milestone* Adelaide and Paul Patzke are wed 4 years and Edith and Paul Brendle chalk up 45 years in "double harness" today, March, 12.. .Siegfried Stevenson is a very youthful 78, as of March 14...Handsome lad of 6 will describe Bobby Boyle on the 15th.. .Cakes of emerald hue will decorate the tables for Michael Schlitt who. will be 10 and for Ginny Parkhurst on March 17. Best wishes to all. Time to pick up a special 2)o IJou ^Know.. " *"&/•>&- • -i4« Sc omeone VU come Representative would like to call on them and extend a welcome • i-T V T * ' v . * v «3a% i. V. '/ •' The Welcome Wagon ' ^ t to the community. Please Call the Representative Below 38 Representative Adelaide B. Patzke Phone 385-3278 • • t OWNER IX)VES rrt THIS OWNER LOVES IT! THIS OWNER LOVES IT! The three pictures above illustrate one reason for their enthusiasm. The top car is a 1963 model... the center car is a 1962 Cadillac ... and the lower car is four years old. The styling through the years has evolved and refined, but each is unmistakably a Cadillac. These owners share a common knowledge. Not even most new motor cars offer the degree SEE YOl'P AUTHORIZED of pleasure and reliability that come with a previously owned Cadillac. First, there is .Cadillac's renowned craftsmanship, which results in a car of unusual endurance. Next^ consider value. The equipment on a Cadillac of older vintage is still extra cost on most new cars . . . and includes such features as Hydr^-Matic, power steering, power brakes, CADILLAC DEALER NOW-WHILE HIS SELECTION IS power windows on most models ... plus many Cadillac engineering advancements that still have not found their way into other new 1964 can. And don't overlook Cadillac's operating economy--comparable to many smaller cam. 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