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illom Lake Ni EVE JLEVESQUE 385-4141 REGISTER FOR LITHE LEAGUE MONDAY, APR. 8 V Spring is bustin' out all over" and signified also the start of the Little League season. Young lads from 3 through 12 must register Monday night at 7:30 p.m. at the beachhouse if they wish to play ball this year. The fee for the season has not yet been determined, but that will be taken care of at another time. The most important thing now is for the boys to register. There is a great deal of aduit function in connection with little league and many fathers will be needed for coaching, umpiring, and managing. It is suggested that dads accompany their lads Monday night. All boys . from McCullom Lake, West Shore Beach, Ringwood and Lake wood Road are eligible to join this organization. Remember that date, fellas, Monday, at 7:30 p.m., McCullom Lake beachhouse. Here's hoping for the best season yet! CULLOM-KNOLL MEETS ON SUNDAY, APRIL 7 A very important meeting of the Cullom-Knoll association will be held Sunday, April 7, at 3 p.m. in the beachhouse. Final arrangements will be made for the annual Easter party on the thirteenth and further plans for the spring dance, scheduled for June 15 will also be made. It is most important that all officers, trustees and members or the club be present on Sunday. THE WELCOME MAT IS SPREAD A very hearty welcome to Melody and Forrest Reinhardt who joined our permanent ranks the beginning of February. They are living at 4904 W. Orchard Introducing Scheirich^Kifchim Cabinets\ Ifi:^ YOUR CHOICE OF ONE FMEE * Waste Disposed With the purchase * Range Hood of a complete set of kitchen cabinets *Kitchen Sink Stop in today and see the Ultimate in Kitchen Cabinets with Features Galore in unheard of savings Rosenthals Drive and have one son, Eric John, who was one year old, March 7. The couple will be married four years next Thursday, April 11. JVIelody is a delightful young woman and we sincerely hope the gals in her neighborhood will stop by to welcome her. KRAZY HAT PARTY FOR NEXT THURSDAY There should be an interesting array of fancy headgear being modeled by the women of the com"nuiiity next Thursday, April 11, when the Ladies of the Lake will hold their annual Krazy hat party. Prizes will be awarded for the prettiest, funniest, and most original. The gals come up with some pretty unusual chapeaux and are a delight to see. If you are new in the community, fedl free to whip up a choice entry and come on down and join the group. A business meeting will be held first, with the socialmeeting following. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. PARTY FOR SECOND ANNIVERSARY Elma and Earl "Nelson observed their second anniver*- sary in business with friends last Sunday. TEEN ACTIVITY REPORT There will be no meeting of the teen club, Tuesday, April 9. The young fellas and girls had a marvelous outing in Johnsburg last Sunday and must have set some kind of a record when it comes to eating pizza. Gary Kumpula was the star of the day with a high game of 158. When they had finished bowling, all the young people gathered in the dining room and 12 of them polished off six! large pizzas. Steve Lundy came later and made the thirteenth but he did get in on the feast. Fred Mattesius was in the area and stopped by to see if Gerry Jensen needed some help with transportation. She did, and he took some of the .fellas and girls home. Patty Odom acted as chauffeur, also. In addition to those already named, Kathy and Diane Klapperich, Pixie Lundy, Nancy Matthesius, Jackie Fisher, Sandy Betts, Jackie Whitney, Darcy Watson, and Frank Lorch made up the group. They returned to the beachhouse and played ping pong for a short while. Jeff Levesque to his family last week, divulged the news that he had graduated from electrical . school and was being transferred to Camp Pendleton, Calif., and scheduled for duty in Vietnam in three weeks. The news was hard for us to take because he was given no furlough to come home before his transfer. Jeff has been in the service since Sept. 29, 1967 and has a 13 month tour of duty in the far east. As soon as an address becomes available, we shall print it. BOWLING Dick Sanford was top bowler, last Friday and racked up an impressive 212 game and a 543 series. Kenlngersolmadea fine showing with a 193 for a 541 series. Frank Kurth deserves honorable mention for a 175 game. The ladies didn't fare as well and Gerry Jensen was high with a 168 game for a 445 series. Bev Zilinskas took secondplace with a 168 and a 440. Jackie FiSher who joined the ranks late, turned in a 141. ORCHID OCCASIONS Nell and Orval Abney ar. married 14 years, today, April 5 . . .The Jack Patzkes will be wed 6 years, Eva Peisha turns 79, and birthday congrats to Jean McDonald, April 7. . . Kenny Betts will be 14 and Billy Lorch a big boy of 8i April 9. . .Natal day greetings to Agnes Malcolm, April 10. . . Melody and Forrest Reinhardt will be wed 4 years, and birthday congrats to Buddy Roeske and Melinda Adams, April 11. Best wishes to all. In our household, we can't wait to receive the first letter from J.R. and pray with millions of others for a speedy solution to the Vietnam war. Another beautiful spring day on Monday with the temperature hovering around 60 degrees. See you next week? C1TY ARRESTS The following traffic tickets were issued by city police during the past week: Jack C. Kamin, £118 Willow lane, McHenry, noisV msifflers. Robert H. Clifford, 10814 Bull Valley road, Woodstock, speeding. Michael W. Bayne, 1230 Linneman road, Mount Prospect, noisy mufflers. Building Service Center 459-2700 Crystal Lake Open Sundays 9-1 SCHEOULED FOR DUtY^fN VIETNAM A telephone call from PFC A Visit our Men's and Boy's department to look over our formula for stepping out in Style this Easter ... A huge selection of Iamfbs and MANHATTAN dress shirts in all the newest spring shades. Father & Son both can look through our dress slacks & sport coats for that coordinated look. You'll find all that you need in men's furnishings for a stylish Easter In the Grefen Street Mall 385-0182 USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT SET APRIL 10 DEADLINE FOR FAMILY HISTORY Fanrr ly histories for publication in the new History of McHenry County will be taken up to April 10, according to Lowell Nye, editor. Forms maybe obtained at any bank or savings and loan office. Any family that arrived in McHenry county previous to 1918 is eligible. An almost complete list of family histories, some dating back to 1840 or earlier, follows by original settler's name: Thomas Allen, Peder Anderson, J. Steven Andrews, George Abbott and Charles Ashcraft. Johann Bottlemy, Christian Binnewies, Joseph Bauer, William Brunschon, Carl Bandlow, Isaiah Beck, Charles Bonkowski, James Burgett, Harley Benedict, Samuel Brown, James Beard, Peter Burger, John Barber, John Begun, John Baumgartner, John Bassett, Bernard Buss, Nathaniel Blake, Henry Brink and Joel Butts. C.T. Cooney, John Collins, John Church, Stanley Church, Daniel Cornue, Joseph Cristy, Gideon Colby^Ira Colby, James Conley, George Curtiss, William Clark, Michael Conway, James Collins, Joachim Calbow, and William Carmack. Gel Durkee, Fred Dietz, Voclar Dvorak and J.A. Dunham. M.G. Eckert. Anton Forst, Christian Fritz, Sylvanus Ferris, Charles Frisch, Hiram Ford, Mathias Freund, Charles French, and John Frisby. Frank Goodall , Alexander Gardner, Nelson Gates, Nathan Gillis, John Galvin, Issac Griswold, George Gage, William Gardner, William Given, Frank Green and John Gahl. Guy Hamlet, James Helm. Robert Harrison, John Holian, Lewis Howard, Christopher Hughes, John Heatley, Lewis Hatch, Aaron Hoffman, James Hecht, John Huemann, August Hart and Edward Hollst. Thomas Joslyn, Nels Johnson, S.E. Jayne and Nicholaus Justen. John Kingley, Carl Krause, John Knox and John Kaiser. Vital Labrec, Ole Lee, George Lowe, and Joseph Lockwood. Hugh Megran, Frank Martin, Frank Maha, William McConnell, W.A. McConnell, Sher- FRI., APR., 5, 1968 - PLAINDEALER-PG. 7 man Morse, Joseph McCue,Jay McCauley, Thompson Morris, James McDonald, Samuel Mc- Millian, John S. Medlar and Fred Maushak. Nicholas Nye, Albert Nye and Abel Noyes. Frank Ocenasek, Carl Olrich, Jacob Olbrich, William Overton, and Daniel Owen. Wesley Perkins, Cyrus Perkins, Claude Pagles, Thomas Phalin and Rees Pugh. James Reed, Frederick Renich, Charles Reese and John Ryder. Harvey Stewart, John Smith, Fred Schroeder, J.S. Simons, John J. Stewart, David Strom, Henry Schmid, William Still, Thomas Sheldon, Russell Stanton, Robert Stewart, Abijah Smith, JacobSenger, HenryStoxen, A.I. Sherwin and Benson Sherman. James Tappan, John Thomas, Andrew Thomas, Robert Todd, Robert Thompson, George Turner, Harvey Tanner and Apollos Thompson. Henry Vogel, John Vycital, Conrad VanderKarr and John Van Hoozen. Homer Wattles, Christopher Walkup, Freeman Whiting, William Ward, David Williams, Joseph Winii, Christopher White, Walter Warner and Robert Wingate. -BEAR" FACTS... Apparently this Polar Bear In the St. Louis Zoo really wants a tasty treat and doesn't mind a bit about aggressiveness. W h i 1 e his pen pal (right) looks slightly forlorn, ne makes a leap for, whatever this young visitor has to offer. 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