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' i'y.%'-"Y W^V*"'1*': ^^-'WisV; .•&_••'••.*• 3&L Thursday, September 2, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two -- Page Two HICKORY FALLS GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Directors elected at the annual meeting of Hickory Falls Subdivision No. 1 and 2 met Aug. 28 to name officers for 1965-66, according to a report released by the officers of the association. James L. Bixby, 5503 E. Lake Shore drive, was elected president; John Keiner, 1706 , K. 56the St., Chicago, vice-president; Mrs William Baer, 16 W. 501 7th St., Clarendon Hills, secretary; Sam E. Absher, 561S Sylvan drive, treasurer, and James A. Esbrook, 5616 E. Lake Shore drive, park and road commissioner, with William Baer and George Kohout ..serving as deputy commissioners. Bixby, Kohout ami -Absher have previously-served'on the board, Kohout as immediate past-president, and Bixby as past-president: The hoard set Sept. 25 as a clean-up and picnic day at. the bgaeh and park, and named Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsellis as cochairmen for the picnic to be held in conjunction with the project to ready the park for the winter. Walter Reynolds and Board Members Absher, Baer, Esbrook and Keiner were named as a committee to develop a plan to create more pier and boat-docking facilities for members at the Hickory Falls park: The objective is to double the existing 30 boat spaces now available, and which are inadequate to meet the needs of all boaters in the subdivision. Bixby was named chairman of a committee to be appointed, to review and recommend changes in rules and regulations covering use of the beach, park and boat-launching facilities. • At the annual meeting Aug. 8, the membership voted a special assessment to pay for resurfacing all subdivision roads, expected to cost $3,050. Each lot will be assessed a prorata share. Walter Walitzer, past road and park commissioner under whose administration-the resurfacing project was started, indicated to the new board members that the work was scheduled to begin in September. The membership also voted on a motion at the annual meeting to increase subdivision dues by 50 percent, an improved lot from $10 to $15, unimproved lot from $4 to $6, and an operating business lot from $20 to $30 per year. The board, acting on a membership vote, authorized treasurer Absher to send a check for $30 to the Wonder Lake Property Owners advisory board as a donation to help that organisation defray administration expenses, and named Bixby as the delegate, and Dr. Sidney B. Weiss as the alternate, to represent the subdivision on the advisory board. Next meeting of the Hickory (Falls board will be Sept. 18 at 6 p.m. in the Baer residence in Hickory Falls. REVOKE TWO LICENSES; ONE OTHER SUSPENDED Be modern with NEW SHOWER HEAD For Bathing Luxury JUST PUSH THE BUTTON TO CLEAN The office of Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of Edwin J. Dulek of Marengo and Clyde S. Merriman of Woodstock for driving while intoxicated. , A suspension was ordered for Russell Ross of Woodstock. .lames R. PeLong and Gerald W. Meredith of Crystal Lake were granted probationary permits. Parenthood Classes At Memorial Hospital / Prospective parents are invited to attend the September "Preparation for Parenthood" course at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Bert Hanson, administrator," has announced. The two-class session starts on Sept .13. with the second session On Sept. 20. Both begin at 8 p.m. and are held at the hospital. Permission slips to attend can be obtained from the family physician, Hanson explained, a routine requirement to help those who are conducting the class. BUFFALO BACK The buffalo are back on the Illinois prairie, Milton D. Thompson, director of the Illinois State Museum, Springfield, said in announcing the opening of a new exhibit, "Grand Prairie." The great bull buffalo, a cow and her calf lead the herd onto an undisturbed moraine of the Illinois prairie of the 18th Century. A profusion of prairie flowers and tall grasses, as described - by early explorers and pioneer settlers, are depicted in the display. The season is middle to late summer. According to Thompson, there is no longer even one square mile of the Virgin prairie shown so graphically in the display. Today Illinois is the land of corn and soybeans. The East Room of the White House was used as a recreation center and loafing room by soldiers during the Civil War - so much so that all furnishings had to be replaced. BE WISE -- USE CLASSIFIEDS! It's A Nyes for School 1325 N. Riverside Dr. WEBER Plbg. & Hlg 2801 W. Lincoln Iioail Phone 385-08.).) EXPERT GROOMING (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennelsf • TRAINING • BATHING Rudy Becker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2486 (1 Mile East of the SI /line Drive-In) CCCold bath? Cm Brakes the big difference ... you get hotter water faster. Costs less, too. See new fast-recovery gas water heaters at your plumber/dealer's or cad Northern Gas Company. PhoM 385-2081 V. F. W AUXILIARY NEWS by Renee Jemle The Women's auxiliary to Eox River Post 4600 met on Monday, Aug. 23, at S p.m. at the V.E.W. hall. The general orders received notified us of the new district officers for the ensuing year. Membership chairman Viola Sehuble informed us that the membership kick-off . dinner will be the second meeting night in October which will bo Oct. 25. Hospital Chairman Genevieve Bradley reported that she, J,ean Wiles; and Kathy Fuhler attened 1he last Downey party. They served the men fruit, cupcakes and coffee. Gen received & letter of thanks for the July party from Frances Heinlen, chief of recreation of Downey Veterans hospital. ' Viola Sehuble and Marge Morel h attended the district meeting at' Mokena, 111. In giving their report of the meeting. they said that the department p/sident's luncheon will be Nov. 6. The department kick-off dinner will be held in Bensenville on Sept. 26. The second kick-off dinner will be in Bellville on Oct. 30. The district kick-off dinner will be in Bensenville on Nov. 13. We congratulate Sophia Goldstein on becoming national auxiliary president. Mrs. Goldstein is the first national president from Chicago. •Americanism Chairman Inez Young, along with Walter Groth, presented a flag to the chief of police at the town h;ill in McHenry. Our get well wishes ate sent t<b Helen Jacoby, who is at the time of this writing at the Lutheran General hospital in Park Ridge. A very hearty "get well" ^oes to Wally Scarbrough, who ha's been hospitalized at Hines hospital. Hope to see you around real soon. Illinois Day at the National Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich, is set for Sept. 12. Busses .will leave from Villa Park at 7 a.m. A card party is being planned for the near future. Watch this column for the details. The next auxiliary meeting will be Sept. 13 at 8 p.m. at the club house. Remember, ladies we now go back to our regular two meetings a month. These are held on the second , and fourth Mondays of the month. SHOP IN McHENRY DELEGATES HAVE HIGH PRAISE FOR WITNESS ASSEMBLY Local delegates to the "Word of Truth" district assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses returned home with words of high praise for the four-day gathering. Metropolitan Stadium in Minneapolis, Minn., normally the home of the TWins baseball team, was transformed into a giant convention hall for the Aug. 12 to 15 event. Dominick Fontana, presiding minister in the vicinity, headed the local delegation. Describing the assembly, he said, "Jehovah's Witnesses were present from thirty-three states, Canada, Centra] and South America, and Lebanon. Attendance climbed to 20,893 on the final day." According to Fontana, the convention was one in a series of sixteen midsummer regional conventions held by Jehovah s Witnesses throughout the United States this summer.' 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