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CULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE BOWIEMS CINCH CHAMPION SHIP IN FIRST GAME There was plenty of excitement, Thursday, April 18 when the Forum bowlers captured first place from Bimbo's team by more than 100 pins. After cinching the championship, the local lads began celebrating, and dropped the next two games. Victorious sportsmen were Marv George, Allan McKim, Lee Mai, Fred Matthesius, and Herb Rothering. Second place opponents included Marshall Jacobs, Don Wattles, Lou Consago, Paul Jensen and Gene Schaefer. Following the victory, the men and their wives returned to their sponsors' establishment. TRUSTEE SUBMITS ORAL RESIGNATION At the last meeting of the acting president and trustees, Wednesday, April 17, trustee Don Parenti submitted his oral resignation. It was reported that his resignation will take place in about one month, in order that the remaining board members can find a replacement for him. This constitutes a second vacancy on the board. John Boyle resigned as trustee to become acting president following the death of elected president, Arthur Stuhlfeier, last April. In June, Ray Lary was appointed by the board to fill Mr. Boyle's vacancy as trustee. Roger Kinsey later moved from the community and no one has been appointed to fill his position. President John Boyle appointed Frank Kurth as building inspector, a post formerly held by William Klapperich. There was discussion of two ordinances dealing with inoperative and unlicensed vehicles. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, May 1 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited to attend. FORMER RESIDENT IN TWO CAR ACCIDENT SATURDAY Theodor Olsen of Meadow Lane, Lakeland Park, was struck by an auto driven by an Elgin man last Saturday morning near McHenry Floral company. His car was damaged so severely that it cannot be repaired but Mr. Olsen suffered only a bump on the head. He was given a favorable report by an examining physician. Papa Olsen had asked his wife, Sally, to accompany him on his errands, but she pleaded that she would rather stay home and finish her household chores. If she had been with him it is probable that she would have been killed. We are very happy to submit the happy ending to this story. ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER'S ENGAGEMENT Dorothy and Stewart Norbert Lorch are happy to announce the engagement of Stew's daughter, Barbara, to Mr. Horst Kaufhold of Chicago and formerly Hanover, Germany. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kaufhold of Hanover. The couple have set Nov. 11 for their wedding date. Barbara attended McHenry high school and graduated from Grant high school, class of '65. Her fiance is a graduate of the College of Engineering, Hanover, Germany and he came to America in 1965. Our best wish- 385-4141 es to both of them on this happy occasion. SERVICEMEN LEAVE FOR VIETNAM DUTY Dominic Tomasello was home on a five day leave recently and is now being transferred to Vietnam. Dave Liberty the son of Mabel and Don Liberty, enjoyed the time he spent with his family, also, before departing for the war zone, Jeff Levesque was scheduled to leave Camp Pendleton, Calif., last Monday for the trip j>- verseas to Vietnam. REGISTRATION DEADLINE DRAWS NEAR The last day for registering in order to vote in the June 11 primary is Monday, May 13. If you have moved to the community recently, turned 21, or changed your name by marriage you must register. Mrs. Carol Bateman is the village registrar and has hours on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Her address is 5111 W. East lane. If you have been procrastinating about registering, why not do it now! FAREWELL PARTY Mrs. Harriet McNamara was the hostess recently for a farewell party for Mrs. Alice Gustafson. She and her husband, Conny, have sold their home and plan to leave the first week in May to visit relatives in Minnesota. Further plans are indefinite at this time. Petey Schmidt and Louise Berquist were also on hand to partake of the "tasty pastry" which Mrs. McNamara offered. The gals were also profuse in wishing good luck to Alice in her new venture. THE WELCOME MAT IS SPREAD Several new families have increased the population of the village recently. A most hearty welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Groh, Jr., and their daughter, Sena, Jr., eight months old. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rimney, 5300 W. Orchard Beach, come to us from the Wauconda-Barrington area. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brandt are living at 4805 W. McCullom Lake road and come from Byron. Welcome also to Mr. and Mrs. James Doherty, Jr., 4916 W. Maple Hill drive and newly weds -Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Blades, 5209 W. Fountain lane. Greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Graham, 4618 W. Parkview and to Mr. and Mrs. Ring, 5112 W. Parkview*. We sincerely hope the people EKGK r Where does it come from? When you look deeply enough, the* basic energies that push forward^ our progress are spiritual ---and could only come from God. This insight changes people's lives. Hear this public lecture, "Where Does Energy Come From?" presented by GERTRUDE E. VELGUTH, C.S., of the Board of Lectureship of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Christian science lecture Lecture Tuesday, April 30th at 8 P.M. Central Grade School Auditorium Paddock St. corner McHenry Ave. UNDER AUSPICES First Church of Christ Scientist of Crystal Lake, III. Admission Free • Everyone is welcome in their neighborhoods will also make them feel welcome. BOWLING Last Friday Ray Lary took both top spots with a 204 and 201 games for a 586 series. Ken Ingersol and Vic Zilinskas had 506 and 503 series. Ray Fisher bowled a 203 and honorable mention to Mike Herzog for his 196. Elaine Gleeson was high for women with a 180 and 470 series. Honorable mention to Jo Skutek with a 174 and Elizabeth Fisher with a 136. GIRLS' SOFTBALL REGISTRATION Young girls who wish to play Softball this summer must register with Mrs. Gerry Jensen and can do so at her home. The season will be underway soon, so don't delay. ORCHID OCCASIONS Mr. and Mrs.Stanely Brostek mark their twenty-second weddihg anniversary today, and natal day congrats to Irene Johnson, today, April 26. . .Dawn Marie Meyer will be 5, "Sweet sixteen " to Nancy Matthesius, Mark Mass is 7 and birthday greetings to Elmer Thorp, on April 27. . .Bruce Thacker will be 15, the Branham cousins - Linda and Dorothy, turn 6 and our daughter, Chrys, willbe22, April 28. . .Eight candles on the cake for Daureen Parenti and Vi and Ben Gates celebrate 29 years wed, April 29. . . Happy birthday to Mrs. Laura Meyer, April 30. „ .Lois and Don Parenti will be married 20 years, and natal day congrats to Ginny Aalto, May 1. Best wishes to all. A beautiful 70 degrees on Monday, and we're hoping it will stay. See you next week. Twice Told Tales Most people are paid best for what they do for nothing. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says "Multi-age grouping" experiments, reminiscent of the one room school, reveal rewarding results. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 19, 1928) A communication from the North Central association of colleges and secondary schools received recently by Superintendent C.H. Duker contains the good news that our community high school has been placed on the approved list of the North Central association of colleges and secondary schools for the period of one year, ending March 16, 1929. This is a very signal honor for our high school. Mr. and Mrs. HermanSchaeffer have moved from their home on Riverside drive to occupy the Matt Steffes house in the north end of town. Stanley Schaffer entertained several of his friends and classmates at a birthday party at his home on Tuesday evening. The hearts of her relatives and many friends were saddened by the death of Miss Florence Kinsala, 20 years old, which occurred on April 12 after an illness oif several months. Charlie Waite, at one time a resident of McHenry died at his home in St. Louis. Mr. Waite was born and reared in McHenry at one time holding the position of postmaster. He left here nearly forty years ago. Hie remains will be brought to McHenry to Woodlawn cemetery for burial. Mr. and Mrs. George Schriener entertained a few friends at their home on Sunday evening with the time being pleasantly spent at five hundred. Mrs. George Phalin and little daughter, Terry, in company with relatives from Woodstock, visited over the weekend with Miss Lucille Peter at St. Mary's Notre Dame. TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 22, 1943) At a McHenry township school meeting held at the high school Mr. W.E. Whiting was honored for serving fifty-two ^years as a director of his school board. Complimenting Miss Joyce Newkirk, a bride of April 28, Miss Beatrice Williams entertained friends and relatives at a miscellaneous shower given at her home on Center street on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Covalt were surprised when a large group of friends from Wonder Lake dropped in to help them celebrate their thirtysixth wedding anniversary. Friends of Donald Schaefer gathered at a local tavern Sunday night at a farewell party in honor of Donald who left with the April group of selectees from the county. Lt. Eleanor Althoff who has been stationed at Camp Grant since her induction into the army nurse corps on March 8 was transferred to Camp Shanks in New York. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 10, 1958) The Lakeland Park Property Owners association held its board meeting April 1 at the home of Mrs.'1 Joan Krater. The board appointed as their officers for the coming year, Dr. Leonard Bottari,president,Ray Rode as vice-president and Helen Haynes as secretary. Mrs. Helen Strandquist remains in her post as treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seyfferth celebrated their fiftysixth wedding anniversary on March 29. Jay W. Cristy, 59, a rural mail carrier in Wonder Lake for more than seventeen years passed away at his home near Harrison school of a heart attack Easter morning, the attack following another suffered several days previous. Official inspection reports reveal that ninety-six school busses are being operated in McHenry county during the current school year according to Vernon L. Nichell, state superintendent of the public instruction. "Rudiments of Delinquency" an address by Chaplain Alia W. Robertson, U.S. Navy, will be presented in the high school sewing room for the parent education meeting of the PTA Chaplain Robertson is currently G0LBE1T CftOliltl® ProvedN TRUSS Patented LUXURIOUS Design RUPTURE COMFORT New cool, washable 3-ply miracle materials! Unexcelled relief and comfort. Flat foam rubber groin pad. Padded leg strap. No fitting. For reducible inguinal hernia. Bolger's Drug Store 1259 N, Green 385-4500 If you wait to know what makes the Great Wide-Track Drive so great, drive P@titiae?s Great One. GTO. 400 cubic inches, bulging hood scoops, special suspension, and a bumper so revolutionary, competition is still kicking it in frustration Winner of Motor Trend Magazine's Car of the Year award Drive it and you'll understand why. See your Pontiac dealer He's out to smash saies records for the 7th straight year1 nmrrm THE GREAT WIDE-TRACK DRIVE IS ON! Readers of CAR AND DRIVER magazine rate Pontiac Catalina miles ahead p of any other American sedan. Drive one. You will, too! OFFER COURSE IN GEOLOGEAT FIELD MUSEUM To familiarize elementary teachers and elementary science supervisors with the geological history of the Chicago area and to strengthen their background in earth science, Field Museum is offering two short courses in geology this summer. " Fossils and the Geology of the Chicago Area," an eight-» session course, begins June 24 and ends on July 3. "An introduction to Rocks and Minerals", a ten-session course, meets July 15 to 26. The two-course geology program is open only to persons directly involved in elementary teaching or elementary science supervisory work. There are no prerequisites. Raymond Roscoe, lecturer, explained that the program is designed to give participants an opportunity to become familiar with the compositior\strueture and history of this planet the Brig Chaplain at the Naval training center, Great Lakes. The new daughter of Mr. and Mrs.George M. Freund of Wonder Lake was christened Linda Susan at Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake by Rev. Raymond Hubers. Donald and Richard Herdrich, students at Campion, Prairie Du Chien, Wis., spent Easter vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Herdrich. FRI., APR., 26, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 7 as revealed in the rocks, minerals and fossils from the Earth's crust. "Local teachers will find the fossil course of special interest", he said. "The final phase of the course will cover the geological history of theChicago area as covered in many local " school curricula." "An Introduction to Rocks and Minerals" he continued, "will cover such topics as the nature of rocks and minerals, how they are formed and how to identify the common kinds. Also included is an introduction to physiography, the study of those processes which produce the familiar landforms on the Earth's surface." Classes will meet in an airconditioned classroom at the Museum from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The morning portion of each session will be devoted to lecture- demonstrations. Afternoons will be primarily laboratory periods during which time the individual may work on specimens, maps, exhibits or library study. 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