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PG. 8, SEC. 2 - PIAINDEALER - APR. 13, 1967 UKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 385-4141 stttei 'r;. J'l TWO SLATES OF CANDIDATES FOR VILLAGE ELECTION Voters will have a choice of two slates of candidates at the villjj@e election, Tuesday* April 18. Polls in the beachhouse will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. The first slate is the Citizen's party headed by Donald Parent!, incumbent; Virginia Aalto; Eugene Huff and Roger Klnsey, incumbent. |he Progressive Party is headed by William Gleeson; Anthosiy Dooiin and Charles Thacker, ^jpcmtees; and Geraldine Jensen. la order to vote, you must be a cftizenaf the U.S., 21 years old or over, have lived in the state far one year, 90 days in Hie county and at least 30 days in the village. Tb avoid spoiled ballots, NO CHECK MARKS, please! Only an X inside the square or circle counts. At every election, at least three spoiled ballots show up With check marks! We sincerely hope this will end the spoiled ballots. JOHN BOYLE APPOINTED PRESIDENT At the last meeting of the village board, Monday, April 3, John Boyle was appointed temporary chairman, caused by the death of village president, Arthur Stuhlfeier. Roland Herrmann, village attorney explained three methods for selecting a new president: hold a special election, select an acting chairman, or appoint an acting president. Hie board chose to appoint a president to fill the term until the regular presidential election in 1969. Harry Lock moved" in favor of John Boyle and received a second to his motion from Tony Dooiin. All trustees were in favor. Mr. Herrmann submitted his resignation as village attorney, effective May 1. He explained that increased business activities made the move necessary. He was commended for the help he has given to our village since assuming the duties. Road Commissioner Harry Lock suggested that new street signs be ordered. They will be reflectorized black on white, and an estimated price of $430 was given. New directional signs will be installed at W. Orchard and Spring Roads. Building and zoning chairman will investigate the requirements for installing swimming pools. Through the efforts of Police Chief Earl Murray, a member of the Fox Valley police reserve will ride with our officers on night duty. Single patrol duty is hazardous. There is no cost to the village for this service. Because of the village election, there will be no meeting of the board, April 17. They will convene on Monday, May 1, at 8 pan. in the beachhousOt The public is invited. LONGTIME RESIDENT SUCCUMBS Deepest sympathy to the family of Paul J. Brendle, 72, who died of terminal illness, complicated by pneumonia, last Saturday evening. He died just (Hie month after undergoing surgery in Chicago. Other details appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. A summer resident since 1937, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brendle were permanent members of the community for the last 16 years, and took part in civic affairs. His son and family, Ethel and Paul Brendle, reside next door and were with him at the time of his death. During his hospitalization in Chicago, Edith was constantly / witn nun to lend assurance. One grandson, Robert PalmV er, U.S. Army Engineers, can# home on furlough to attend the ftineral. Also present was Bob*s fiancee, Miss Joanne Omalacof Pittsburgh, Penn. Services were held at the George Justen and Son Funeral Home, Tuesday morning with burial in Arlington cemetery, Elmhurst. In addition to Ijis wife, sob, and grandson, Mr. Brendle is also survived by his daughter, Mrs. Ruth Palmer, and the four Brendle grandchildren. J LADIES OF THE The gals will meet inregu? lar session, tonight (Thursday at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse* Following the business session, they will enjoy a social with refreshments.' All women of the community are cordially invited. PL-A-AY BALL!! $ The familiar phrase wiii&hg out Sunday when the men's soft" ball teams will open their season at the teach. The first game will begin at 1 pan. Lists have been posted in both business houses to sign up team members. Remember the fbriK we had last year, watching? Should be even better this year. SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION RESULTS According to judges Emma fyritz, Carol Bate man and Marie Howe, this is the tally Of votes cast in the school board election, last Saturday. In District 156, Howard received 40 votes, Freund - 38, Althoff - 37, Larson - 23, and Jake Levesqiie - 1, as a writein. No, he assures us, he didn't doit! • In District 15, Dr. Griesbach received 45, Lawson - 43, Nell -37 and Hirsch - 14. Final results may. be found on ite front page. PERFORM SERVICE . TO RESIDENT Dewey Fricke was in a mess last Saturday, when it was discovered he had locked the keys to his home, inside the house! Never perturbed, Peter John Klapperich and Jake Levesque came to (he rescue with pliers and a chisel and had him inside in nothing flat! Dewey's daughter, Lorraine, who was visiting, was mighty hantoy to reach the' warmth also!» v V, TEENS BOWLING Members of the local teen club enjoyed a Sunday afternoon at the,alleys ih Johnsburg last week. Those attending were Jackie Fisher, Gary and Bob Brand, Ron and Gary Kumpula, Jeff Levesque, Pixie Lundy and her cousin, Dave, Kathie Klapperich and Amy Kroncke. Ray Fisher and Gerry Jensen were adult chaperones. BOWLING Hie season ended last Friday fox* the local teams, fcontrary to this reporter's statement. We thought they would be bowling until May. 1 Ken Ihgersol had high series of 547. Honorable mention to Ray Lary -- 520 and to Tom Olsen --508. Tom had high game of 209. . and honorable mention to Len Jensen with a 201. Gerry Jensen captured both honors for women with a 172 and 437. Jeanette Betts deserves praise for her high game all season of 162! ORCHID OCCASIONS Natal day congrats to Dave Reid, today, April 13 -- Mike Nitz and Kevin Rourke will be 9y April 15 ~ Seventeen years wed for the Warren Kommers, April 15 -- Happy birthday to Dorothy Miller and Carl Berquist, April 17 -- Anniversary greetings to Carol and Tom Bateman and happy birthday to Bill Creutz md Ray Osterby, April 18, "Rest wishes to all. \ Far cry from Spring weather with a chilly 38 degrees on Monday. Save the sunning clothes for a few more Weeks. See you next week? EVA FREUND PHONE 075-2135 Shop In McH«nry HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR CHURCH WOMEN At the Christian • Mothers meeting on April 20 in St. Peter's hall, election of officers will be held. President and secretary will be elected for a term of two years. The program presented by the spiritual development chairman will include a bible vigil and a film strip based on similarity of faiths. ^ PTA Members of the PTA met at Spring Grove elementary school on Wednesday evening, April 8,. with ten members present. Mr. Wegner and son, Michael, were guests. Thelma Adomitis, vice-president, presided, Many forthcoming school events were discussed. The rummage sale and bake sale scheduled for June 10 was changed to June 17, all day Sat" urday. The PTA will sponsor a party Wednesday evening, May 10, for the eighth grade graduates and their parents. Guests will be the seventh grade pupils and their parents. The school picnic , will be held at the school on Wednesday, May 24. ';g The graduation program is> scheduled for Thursday evening, May 25 at eight of clock. Werner Ryser, principal of the school announced a field - trip to Springfield, for the eighth grade graduates and a trip to Chicago for the seventh grade. 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