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our very ̂ excited .. We/can on! PG. 5 PLAINDEALER - WED. APRIL 1, 1970 ' McCulIom Lake Betty Kamin 385-7368 Margaret Letson. . 385-0475 Village Drive hi i »is. |fU bnu 16 «ai £ Beneficial To BSr *0 Dystrophy Fund The McCulIom Lake chair­ man for the muscular dystrophy drive was Marie McKim; she wishes to thank all who helped for a job well done. The drive went very well this year with a total of $111.09 collected. The top three collectors were An­ toinette Luto, $12.50, Carol Mi­ chaels, $10.75 and Donna Go- dina, $9. Othey collectors Shar­ on and Darlene Jensen, Helen Streske, Gert Walters, Petey Schmidt, Colleen Godina, Marge Letson and Betty Kamin. Thank you for all contributions. BOARD MEETING At the board meeting this week Duel Ward of the Health Department of McHenry County will be present to answer any questions regarding our com­ munity. This meeting is Wed­ nesday, April 1, at 8 p.m. LADIES OF THE LAKE On April 9 the Ladies of the Lake are holding a "Silent Auc­ tion" at the beach house. Each member will contribute some­ thing to the auction. The bids will be made silently on a slip of paper and the object goes to the highest bidder. It sure sounds like a lot of mysterious fun! Everyone is welcome, sure hope everyone can attend. VILLAGE CLERK 1 Any questions on the new traf­ fic ordinance for McCulIom Lake or if anyone would like to see a copy of this new or­ dinance, you may do so at the village clerk's officer BIRTHDAYS Birthday wishes to Jeanie Markovic who was 7 years old March 18. Also, a happy birth­ day to Jay Morris who will be 2 years old April 1. GOOD NEWS Mrs. Jean Markovic of 3008 Hickory is happy to announce that her son, Barry Markovic, is home for a 10-day leave from the Naval Corps. He has been stationed in Albany, Geor­ gia, and has just returned from duty on the Air Craft Carrier, USS America. We are happy to have you home, Barry! CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathy to the Berry family and Mrs. Dorothy Maenner of 5111 Parkview on the loss of their mother, Mrs. Abbie Berry, age 72, who was a patient at Harvard hospital. Our deepest sympathy to the Freund family of 3600 W. Mc­ CulIom Lake road on the loss of their wife and mother, Mrs. Rose Freund, who was 84 years old. Our deepest sympathy to the Walter Hojnacki family for­ merly of McCulIom Lake on the loss of their brother, Kashmier Hojnacki. % EASTER MESSAGE * Since this is a special time of the year...we would like to take this time to wish you and your family a blessed Easter. What better time of the year than now to remember the verse, "Love thy neighbor as thyself', (Mark 12:31). Attend the church of your choice Eas­ ter Sunday. ODDS AND ENDS We were glad to see that new signs and street markers are being installed in the village and would like to commend the board on their foresight to replace them. Where would we be with­ out signs? Also, you'd be sur­ prised what a little paint, or a little mending or just some old- fashioned elbow grease could do for our village. We have the potential for a really beauti­ ful village! With everyone's combined effort we could make it a showplace! Remember when the spring-cleanup truck comes around it will pick up just about anything, (you will be no­ tified of the date) take advan- tabe of it. After all ifs paid for.by village funds. LONGEST RESIDENT? We received a call from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crick's daugh­ ter informing us that her par­ ents have resided in the village 32 years as of May 1, that's a long time to live in one com­ munity! They reside at 4920 arkview and I bet they could ally spin some yarns about our village! ; Well has anyone lived here longer than the Cricks? Remember as we said before, there's no prize for this, just thought it would be inter­ esting to know. Legal Notice On the 18th day of March, 1970, the President and cor­ porate authorities adopted an Ordinance Regulating Motor Vehicles in the Village of Mc­ CulIom Lake. Three copies of this Ordinance shall be filed in the Village Clerk's office for use and examination by the public. Jean R. Garner (?ub. Mar. 25, Apr. 1,8,1970) £ Conservation Workshop Dates Are Announced The board of directors of the "McHenry County Soil and Wa­ ter Conservation district an­ nounced recently the dates for this summer's conservation workshops. The weeklong work­ shop covers all areas of conser­ vation, woodland management, forestry, fish and wildlife man­ agement, study of plants and an­ imals, soil resources and other related subjects. These workshops are avail­ able to any McHenry county per­ son of high school age. Any in­ terested individual should con­ tact the local Soil and Water Conservation district office, 338-0049. Workshops are being held at Illinois State university at Nor­ mal, June 7-12; University of Illinois from July 12-17 and July 19-24; Northern Illinois university, Aujg. 4-10; Western Illinois university, June 21- 26, June 28 - July 3 and July 6-10; and Southern Illinois un­ iversity, June 28 - July 3, July 5-10, July 12-17, July 19-24, July 26-31, Aug. 2-7 and Aug. 9-14. In the past, local garden clubs have offered scholarships to boys or girls they thought would especially benefit from attend­ ing these sessions. Ken Fiske, chairman of the SWCD board of directors, encourages any garden club interested in spon­ soring a student should begin to make their plans for doing so. Anyone desiring further in­ formation on the summer con­ servation workshop program should contact the SWCD office, VETERANS MEET The meeting of the McHenry Barracks, World War I vet­ erans, will be held Thursday, April 2, at 8 p.m. at the Legion home. ITEM: Meat is noted for being an excellent source of protein, but it has much more to offer nutritionally. It's an excellent source of B-vitamins, including the "pep" vitamin, thiamin. Pork is the best source of this vitamin, but other meats also supply im­ portant amounts. • • • A Time For Change . A Time For Growing An Excellent Time For Opening A Savings Account At The New First National Bank Of McHenry i Where Your Money Can Grow At 5% Compounded Daily In A Golden Statement Savings Account. ' ' 1 ' 1 1 You Have A Choice Of other savings plans that are available. . .Y|- ' • .J. • :'*[ And in each case you receive the highest rate permited by law for the maturity you choose. - Choose FIRST CLASS SERVICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENRY (3814 W. ELM ^ 385-5400 McHENRY Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eby extend a cordial invitation to you, and ask you to join them in a party in the new room "next door" "It was so nice to find the public had chosen a name for our expanded facilities.... "next door" was used so often by so many people we decided it was Just the right name for us... Thank you!" Join Us... Friday and Saturday April 3rd FRIDAY 'TILL 9 P.M. SATURDAY TILL 5 P.M. • 4th We Will Have Refreshments ... and Several Grand Prizes Awarded To Those Who Register. . . Nothing to Buy. . . Free Awards . ' '* • 1 ' --* t--1 :--------: - « • Keepsake Diamond Ring • Lenox Versatile Decorator Swan * E,ginBaS?c^M a°ck • Noritake 50pc. Set Stainless • Priscilla Ladies Sterling Spinel Set Pin * Priscilla Ladies Sterling and Onyx Necklace and Earring Set • Ladies High Fashion Gold Chain Belt We're very^excited about our new collection of beautiful gifts... We/can only tell you not to hurry thru.. .among a mad profusion of potted blooms are unique boy and girl figurines designed to charm you, imported bird and animal figures . Crown Staffordshire fine Bone China flowers: a single rose of red or pink, pansies, carnations and the "Dirksen" marigold, each designed with flex- A ible stems, Lenox candles, candle rings and holders.... and more! V If you spend a long time in our Early American Corner, we'll understand! You'll see maple pieces from Ma Leek Woodcrafts, Westmoreland Milk Glass, Imperial "Thumb Print" colored stemware, the Westmoreland "Mist" Group and a host of other fascinating gift suggestions. Include yourself when choosing from this group! We selected the Ambassador line of Cards. Party Goods. Wrappings and Stationery for "next door" because of tr»e fine quality and variety of choice it offers. This group is the largest selection of its kind in the area and we feel very proud in being able to bring it to you. Come to Our Party and See the Many Other New Items We have to show you. . . including :j our Sparkling Costume Jewelry and Beaded Chain Belts, Fine Table Linens,Collectors Cups& Saucers and more! FRIDAY & SATURDAY APRIL 3rd & 4th fetvebuf 'text cUwi ON THE SQUARE WOODSTOCK