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eel Ion Two --, Page Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday# September 3# 1984 -z-4- MCCOLLOM LAKE NEWS CAROL BATEMAN LADIES OF THE LAKE IN FIRST SEASON MEETING The Ladies of the Lake will hold their first meeting of the season the second Thursday of September, Sept. 10. This meeting will be held at 8 p.m. at the beach house and all members are asked to attend as the first meeting is usually a pretty important one. Engaged Miss Theresa Mullen of 5204 Greenwood has announced her engagement to Mr. Elmer Bienamari of Wonder Lake. Theresa became engaged on her eighteenth birthday which was on Aug. 20. She has been a student at the Hartley Braille School in Chicago and will be a senior this fall. The couple plan on exchanging VOVPS in October of next year. .Village Board Notes The McCullom Lake village ,board met Monday evening, Aug. 24, at the beach house. Present for the meeting were Village President Jake Levesque, and board members, Emma Pyritz, Roger Kinsey, John Boyle, Art Stuhlfeier, Art Nelson, and the village attorney Roland Herrmann. Mr. Stuhlfeier, who is in charge of the roads, stated that the ditches in the village have been cleaned out and that the patching repairs on the roads have been started. More road repairs will be done as soon as possible. The police department has requested a new radio system as the county and state police have changed their radio systems and our present system is obsolete. Outside of these items nothing of much interest was discussed and the board meeting was a quiet and uneventful one for a change. The next meeting of the village board will be held Sept. 14 in the beach house and the public is always invited. Anniversary Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Maresso of Park View celebrated their thirty-fourth wedding anniversary in their home Aug. 23. Those joining in the celebration were Frank A. Maresso, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell and their six children, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruehn and their five children, Mrs. E. Noverini, John Ryan, Miss Irma Falls, Mr; and Mrs. Frank J. Noverini and their three children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strauss'~&nd their four children, • and IWr. and Mrs. George Luto and their daughter. Mary Beth. All attending enjoyed a lovely dinner and Mr. and Mrs. George Luto were a big help to Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Maresso in the serving department. Community Center Asks For Members The Barnard Mill community center is looking for new members and anyone, teenager or adult, that is interested in joining can do so by contacting Mrs. Doris Low at 653-2762 or Bonnie Bruce at 653-2309. A car club is also being started up for the teenagers and Tom Bateman (my better half) has been asked to act as advisory member. So why not sign up as a member and join in on all the fun? Teen Club meetings are held the first and third Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Center. Another Weekend Getaway Your reporter and better half, Tom, took another weekend off to all end the eleventh annual World Series of Drag 885-5183 Racing at the Quad City Dragstrip in Cordova,III. This biu meet was held over the 27, JS, 29, and 30 of August and we managed to make it for the last three days. We went down j there as members of Joo ' Bush's pit crew. Joe had his j A fuel dragster "Speed Sport" j entered in the competition and | had previously won the meet in j 1960. The winner of last years j meet .was Chris Karamasines and his partner, the late Don Maynard. Don was Tom's first cousin^find was killed just prior to the meet in an automobile accident. Don and Chris also held the MPH and E. T. record for the strip. It was rather a disappointing weekend for us and Joe Bush for his rail was eliminated in the second.round of eliminations. .Not only did we lose, but previous to our last run we had wrecked two rear ends in the rail, and had a third sent out from Chicago which didn't arrive until 4 a.m. and spent all night working on the car. Then on the last run the chute didn'\ open and Jerry Davis, driver of the "Speed Sport", jumped on the brakes and managed to slop before going off the end of the strip but mined a new slicks by doing so. But we weren't the only ones having troubles. Two dragsters were totally demolished when they ran off the end of the strip and flipflopped like -arubber ball before coming to a stop. Luckily neither driver was seriously injured. Besides these accidents five dragster engines blew up and four parachutes were left laying on the strip when their cords broke. The dragster that won the meet was a AA fueler from San Diego, Calif., and he won with a E.T. (elapsed time) of 7.98 and a MPH of 204. In doing so he also set a new strip record orf E. T. and MPH. As you can see it was a pretty exciting weekend for us but its kind of nice to get back to the old grind again. New News Deadline Due to the Labor Day weekend coming up I have to have all news for this column in extra early. So kindly call me as soon as you have something to report so will have a column next week. I would appreciate it if all news could be in by Thursday night so I will be able to make my deadline. REVOKE LICENSES SUSPEND ERS The office of Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of Leroy S. Anda of 3818 N. Pitzen road, McHenry, and Henry C. Stieg of Rt. 1, Woodstock, both for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for James D. Dowhin, Jr., of 3006 S. Elder Lane, McHenry, and Robert R. Mittelstadt of Fox River Grove, both for three violations, and James F. Worstell of Huntley for violating restriction on licenses or permit. Probationary permits were issued to Joseph B. Majewski of Algonquin and Ralph E. West man of Woodstock. Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain today announced the Drivers License Division of his office has rescinded the revocation of the license of Kenneth H. Fringer, North Street, Alden. This action was taken upon receipt of a corrected report from the Third Municipal District of the Circuit Court showing the charge of the offense of driving while intoxicated was reduced to the offense of reckless driving. V. F. W. AUXILIARY NEWS By Kenee -Tende The ladies auxiliary to Fox River Post 4600 met on Monday, Au-;. 24, at the V.F.W. clubhouse. The srvrnth annual district kick-oil' dinner will be held at the Johns-Manville club in Waukegan on Salurday, Nov. 14. Anyone wishing to attend must order tickets immediately. All members ot the auxiliary are urged to attend the next meeting which will be on Sepl. 14. There will be an inspect inn by tin' district president, Irene Johnson. II' you have a uni- Oct. 26. Your 1965 du^s card will be your ticket to the dinner. We are striving for 100 per cent again this >ear. The Lakeland Park Scout troop put on a show at Downey at the last party. The men really enjoyed this tine entertainment. Attending t he party "were Commander and Mrs. Jim Doran, Mary Miller. Sylvia Hess, Gen. Bradley and Kathy Fuhler. The next party will be Sept. 16. with Mrs. Rae's dancers entertaining. All those able to attend are asked to contact Kathy Fuhler if you need transportation. All officers received their charges from Past President Flo Svoboda. Marge Morel h, treasurer, received her obligations at this time also. Conduct) ess Jo Hansen, with the color team, drailed the charter Weyland had been an active member for many years. Our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. Daisy Smith, Marge Moreth and Viola Schuble attended the district meeting at C,ial City, III. Both Viola and Marge > a\ e an interesting report of this meeting. Plans are in the making for a rummage sale to oe held on Wednesday, Sept. 30. All you l.ulies doing fall cleaning, keep this jri mind and bring your rummage to the V.F.W. club, or contact the chairman, Jean Wiles. Assisting Jean as cochairman for this event is Viola Schuble. Illinois Day at National I!eire in Eaton Rapids, Mich., is Sept. 19. All those interested in seeing the home are inviled to visit on that day. donated his labor. We really appreciate this, Vern. A citation was received for community service which will be framed and hung at the club. Post 4600 and auxiliaryplaced forty-third in the entire United States and twelfth in cities of 5,000 population. We feel this is something to be proud of. The nurse scholarships have been given out and we wish these girls Ib.e best of luck. Our coinmunm sendee chairman, Vi Abbink.'reported that ihe hospital equipment on hand is being used and additional equipment has been ordered. As you may know, this equipment is loaned to anyone* in the community who wishes to borrow it fiee of charge. This is just oiv of our many community service projects. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 14, at the clubhouse. CHARTER C. RANTED The state has issued a charier to Aero-P.A., Inc., 4457 \V\ Idyll Dell road, McHenry, • !.j buy, sell, repair' and engineer new and used cars, aircraft and other power moving vehicles, wholesale and retail, including repair parts, motors, oil and gasoline and other accessories." Let's Go To Nye's For Our Supplies! Circular & Ad Prices Good Till School Starts E DRUG 182.) X. Riverside Drive, McHenry , who-i*. Vcrn Rei . Mrs. 1 nair jobs i Reinboldt in the did some rekitchen and ROUND or P 2nd Tied. ssht Top ^oaeaBify Seef. Perfect for week's barbecue! 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