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: PAGE 14-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28, Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Voters Choose Four Trustees For Village The election is over and the votes have been counted and those elected as 4 year trustees are Harold (Curt) Freeman, Francis T. Coughlin, and Margaret Hatch. Elected for the 2 year term trustee was Harry J. Brady. VILLAGE MEETING April 29 will be the final meeting with the past board members The newly elected board members will be in­ stalled by the village clerk by taking the oath of office at this meeting. All appointments for the coming year will also be made. All village residents are urged to attend and welcome the new trustees and get acquainted with them if you don't already know them. LADIES LEAGUE SOCIAL The League members held their installation dinner in Waukegan on Wednesday April 21. Ann Brzezinski presided as installing officer. The new officers are as follows; President, Helen Para; Vice- President, Jean Dember; Secretary, Lu Gravenstuk; Treasurer, Eunice Tobey; trustees are Rose Zalenka, Jo READY TO GO--Two local employees of United Air Lines ready a display highlighting travel to Hawaii. They are Diane Kinzie, left, who resides at 4215 E. Wonder Lake drive, Wonder Lake, and Murial (Frett) Bohuslav of 2210 N. Orchard Beach drive, Mc Henry. 1971 Johnson, and Joan Delatorre. Sunshine lady is Rose Zalenka. Follwing the installation the ladies played Bunco. Prizes were won by the following: First went to Marge Peak, second to Sophie Patterson, third to Jo Johnson, fourth to Jean Dember, fifth to Eunice Tobey, and the booby prize was won by Connie O'Rourke. . HOME AT LAST After 6 long weeks in the hospital, Mr». Reining, Ruth Kroncke's mother, came home. During her stay she received a plant from Chris and Sam Sances, many cards. LIBRARY NOTES The bookmobile was here last week and we now have 162 more books to choose from. We are a member of the Northern Illinois library system and any special requests are handled through the Rockford library. WELCOME Several newcomers are with us. The newest residents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hultin, at 313 Tia Juana; Mr. and Mrs. William Roach at 432 N. Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wilson and their five children at 414 Riverside, all in Lakemoor. Then in Lilymoor we have Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holden and their children of 107 N. North Blvd. To all the above welcome to the area. BIRTHDAYS We will find several residents with cause to celebrate during this coming week. Jo Bartelt has a birthday on April 28, Helen Rodde has one on April 30. Helen Para on May 2, then on May 3, Linda Blake, Sue Thomas, and Albert Kunz share the same date for their birthdays. Here's hoping all the above mentioned have a very happy birthday. ANNIVERSARIES On April 26, Wanda and Rowan Minton will be celebrating another happy year together; here's hoping the two of you have many more years together. IN CLOSING If there is anyone who would enjoy talking to people and can spare a little time, I have been informed that Lakemoor would like to have a welcome com­ mittee. If any of you are in­ terested give me a call and let me know. Whispering Oaks Gertrude Disney 385-7515 George Harker New Alderman Happy In Area I have inaugurated a new feature for the weekly column in which various residents will write short articles about their taking up residence in Whispering Oaks. We have the honor of having the first one submitted by our new Alder­ man George Harker. In 1966, after a serious illness and extensive surgery, the time arrived for my wife and I to think about retirement. The next problem was a place to go. After much thought on Florida, Arkansas and other locations weN discovered Whispering Oaks, which at that time had just been opened. Needless to say, we liked what we saw, and after going through the usual tribulations of selling a home and moving to a new area, we settled down here in September of 1966. Since that time, not everything that happened has been for the best, still the balance I find it a nice place to live with good neighbors who have honored me by electing me their alderman for the next four years. RETURNS FROM VIETNAM Rick Doremeyer will be coming home for a fourteen day leave from Vietnam. Happy days coming up for the Doremeyers. He will be home for Mother's day and for their thirtieth wedding anniversary. TTien back to Vietnam again. CALD WELLS RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Rulle Caldwell are back with us again, after spending most of the winter in their new home in Clearwater, Fla. They really enjoyed it down there having good times with their many friends. We are glad to see them again. They will spend the summer months here and abouts. VISIT SON We visited our son, D. Grant Disney, who lives in Lake Point Towers on the lake. While there to celebrate his birthday we ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS CASH REFUND DIRECT FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC LIMITED TIME ONLY FROM Apru 21 TO Mayi | *50 CASH REFUND $20 •IV CASH REFUND *15 CASH REFUND *10 CASH REFUND &E u CASH REFUND Model No AGGS627DA - AGGS632DA Mwy/my/A Model No AGFS819DA DUAL THRUST • Dual Slide-Out Chassis • Dual Independent Air Direction System • Ten-Position Automatic Thermostat • Giant Cooling Capacity YOU PAY $429.95 YOUR CASH REFUND sq.QQ YOUR COST 379.95 m • :SS:S: W- Model No AGFS415DB Ji CUSTOM SUPERTHRUST • Fine Furniture Styling with Simulated Rosewood Panels • Quiet Slumber Speed • Air Ventilate & Exhaust • Comfomatic Automatically Adjusts Fan Speeds YOU PAY $349.95 YOUR CASH REFUND 20.00 YOUR COST 329.95 DELUXE SUPERTHRUST • Ten-Position Automatic Thermostat • Fingertip Air Direction Control • Quiet Rotary Compressor • Superthrust Control Provides High Air Velocity YOU PAY $279.95 YOUR CASH REFUND 15.00 YOUR COST 264.95 I 1 M # m Model No AGCE8O8FA 11 It m m 1 M: I FASHIONAIRE • Fine Furniture Styling • Quiet Slumber Speed • LEXAN* Molded Case- Won't Rust Ever I • Easy Mount Installation YOU PAY $229.95 YOUR CASH REFUND YOUR COST SBS It I! I I 9. I •: * . W-m m P Model No AGKE105AA i II l I i ii FASHIONETTE • LEXAN? Molded Case- Won" t Rust Ever! • Easy Mount Installation • Top Air Discharge • Quiet "Mini-Rotor" ~ Compressor YOU PAY $139.95 YOUR CASH REFUND 5.00 YOUR COST 134.95 m ft If I I it ' 1 '{,i*, " • * ML Vfe •• SBNSTBEETMAU-CAREYappliance TTT 1241 N. Green St. , Mc Henry 385-5500 ^ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss watched from his living room windows some skin divers retrieving a new car from the lake. Attaching the cables and with the help of two tow trucks they lifted the car out of the water on to the pier. We had front row seats so to speak. VISITOR Mrs. Barney Young, for­ merly of 1006 Essex court, paid a visit to her son, Robert O'Brien, and family. She had a grand time seeing all her friends who used to ride the train with her. Mae also en­ joyed seeing her grand­ children, Maureen and Dennis, again. Grandma, as Maureen says, loves Whispering Oaks, but wouldn't give up her new hubby for the world. She is very happy. ROUND ROBIN BRIDGE The proposed bridge group has received encouragement from a few interested players. It is the idea of the organizers, so that in the fall we will be ready to start playing in ear­ nest. If you are interested won't you please call Arline Schulz, 385-3329, or Grace Sass, 385- 1139, so we can make plans. Here & There In BUSINESS HONOR EMPLOYEES Four veteran area General Telephone employees were, honored April 21 by the com­ pany in recognition of their years of service. Area General Telephone employees receiving awards for twenty years of service were Donald G. Knowlton, central office repairman from Richmond, Bill R. Weber; plant Supervisor from Wonder Lake. Honored for five years service were Dorothy M. Hawkins, service representative, from NEW RESIDENTS New from Wheaton are Mr. and Mrs. W. Ed Poole at 920 Oakwood. Mr. Poole is semi- retired. He was with a publishing business but now he is drawing up plans for his son, Dr. Kenneth Poole at Gray slake. They are building a new' dog hospital. Mrs. Poole does all sorts of fancy work knitting, quilting, etc. She taught school in Chicago and Michigan. They have another son, David, who lives in Wheaton They are settled and now they are going to get acquainted with their neigh­ bors. Wonder Lake; and Terry L. Biroschik, commercial manager, from Wonder Lake. REDECORATE THEATRE John G. Meehan, manager of the Miller theatre, Woodstock, has announced a massive redecorating program for 1971. KINDERGARTEN REGETRATION Registration for children eligible for kindergarten for the 1971-72 school year will be held at Big Hollow school May 4 through May 7 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 P-m Proof of birthdate must be presented at time of registration. A birth certificate is preferred but a hospital or baptismal certificate will be acceptable. 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