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PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAYf NOVEMBER 10/1971 Cancer Cures Smoking CANCER TALK -- Clarence Sisson, Marengo, right, new chairman of the McHenry county unit of the American Cancer society, talks over the current ACS slogans and anti-smoking tools with Dr. C.J. Lockwood, board president and newly-elected director of the Illinois Division, ACS, from Marengo. DON PEASLEY PHOTO McCullom Lake Mildred Watson 385-3585 Karen Parks Is Named New Village Clerk Mrs. Karen Parks, 4616 West Parkview, will be the new village clerk, and will begin her official duties, on Tuesday Nov. 30. Mrs. Parks' hours will be as follows: Tuesday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. HALLOWEEN PARTY Approximately, one hundred youngsters turned out for the Halloween party Sunday, Oct 31. The costumes were great and it was a hard task choosing winners, but it had to be done, and here are the results. Little Tommie Wonder won first prize in the 5 and under contest, his costume was a Jack-in-the-Box and it was just darling. Cute John Baird-took second place dressed as a clown, and a great clown he was. In the six to eight class John Dammiano won first prize, pressed as the infamous vampire Count Dracula. Second prize went to a girl dressed as a gypsy, sorry to say that her name is not known. * In the nine to twelve class first prize went to Dawn McKim, Dawn was a Ballerina, second prize was won by Lisa Penny who was dressed as a witch. Prizes were also awarded for acting out the mode of their dress. Prizes went to Tim Morris, Tom was hilarious as a Go-Go Girl and to Steve Lengeman as Mother Hubbard? Jack Caron as a Hobo and Tracy Wright as a Fairy Godmother. The party was given by the Cullom Knoll Association. Jerry Jensen is grateful to all who made the event a success, to the judges Mary Freund, Judy Baird, Bonnie Morris, Mary Michells and to her daughters Arlene and Sharon Jensen. Let us not forget Shawn Miller in that Indian outfit that won him a prize. VILLAGE CLERK Just a reminder, Mrs. Caroi Perschke will be the village clerk until Nov. 30. There will be no hours on Nov. 20. That is on a Saturday. VILLAGE BOARD The next meeting of the Board of Trustees will be held at 8 p.m. at the Beachhouse on Nov. 15. See you there I hope. IN THE HOSPITAL Mrs. Irene Sales is a patient in the Woodstock hospital, get well quickly Irene, and hurry home. Elma Nelson is also a patient at the Woodstock hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Elizabeth Tabor, mother of Mrs. Theresa Godina, is a patient at the McHenry hospital, we pray she is home and well very soon. AROUND AND ABOUT Georgie Luto, son of Frank and Shirley, is at home recovering from pneumonia. Get well soon, Georgie. Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lary on their recent marriage. Dan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lary of Fountain lane. The new Mrs. Dan Lary is the former Donna Kay Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Johnson of McHenry. Mike Reed is now a member of Company I, McHenry Township fire protection district. He served his six month probationary period, which included work at two major fires. Just a few words on the conduct of the Trick or Treaters. Without an exception, they were polite and fun loving. The village can be proud of their actions. Markie Grim sure looked cute as an alligator, and little Nicole Beiers was a dream in her clown outfit. The Knaack children, Lorrie, J.R., Jimmy and Sherry, were all as cute as can be in their various costumes. Actually so were all of the children out on that day. BIRTHDAYS Nov. 14 is Gail Gleeson's birthday. Happy birthday Gail HUMIDIFIERS for the ultimate in wintertime comfort... Comfortable? 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