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4 McCullom I ̂ake Gerry Milbratz J85-8543 Help Needed To Finish Building Village Hall Committees formed at Wednesday's special village hall meeting are seeking asseistance from all village residents. First is the actual finishing of the building. Since the contractors are finished, and the rest of the construction must be done by the village, there is an urgent need for volunteer workers. Inside walls have to be put up, electricity and heating installed. Plus painting and decorating. Anyone able to help is asked to contact Terry Jordan, Ray Lary or Allen McKim. s It is hoped that some materials can be donated. Irene Johnson, Barbara Reiter, Karen Parks and Donna Gates, as representatives of the two women's organizations, have agreed to work together in raising funds for materials not donated. A satisfactory, workable floor plan is being looked into by Alan Rowe, Bob Muise, Bill Walter and Terry Jordan. They welcome suggestions from anyone who might have some good ideas. Gloria Muise and I will be working on an activities program, to best suit what the people want. Anyone willing to share a talent, in the form of instructions, or with suggestions for the use of the hall, can call one of us. Donations of sports equip­ ment (basketballs, volley balls, table tennis, ping pong tables, etc.) or table games may be made by calling Karen Parks or Ray Lary, who will make arrangements for pick-up and storage of these items. Another meeting is set for Oct. 17, at 7:30 p.m. At this time, the various committees will present their findings, and ideas to Park and Beach Trustee Gene Frost, and the general public for approval. BOARD MEETING Reading of correspondence and payment of bills were the main topics at the Sept. 25, board meeting. A survey of village owned property, east of the village, was made recently, and possibilities for the use of the land were discussed. Boat owners should < consider* removing their boats from the beach area during the winter months, to avoid possible damage, as the village cannot assume responsibility. There were comments on how the village hall is being damaged by some of the kids around here. It was noted they are defeating themselves, and spoiling things for other kids, as repairs cost money, which could be going for equipment for them to use. Mr. Luto reminds youngsters, that since the building was partially funded by the government, vandalism can be treated as a government offense and parties involved can be heavily fined. Attendance was very low at this meeting, unlike the last few. Perhaps some people don't know the board meets the second and fourth Tuesday of every month, except in sum­ mer, and residents are welcome to attend all meetings. NEED POLICE OFFICERS More police officers are needed in the village. Residents interested in applying may call the police number (385-2161) for further information. FLORIDA VACATION Just returned reluctantly from a wonderful two and a half weeks in Florida are Gene and Mayda Shigley of W. East Lane. They first drove to St. Petersburg where they stayed in a motel apartment right on the ocean. The weather was beautiful throughout, and they spent a lot of time swimming. Mayda, who acquired a beautiful tan, says the Gulf water is good for what ails you. They also collected a lot of seashells for their friends' children. After St. Petersburg, the Shigleys went on to Ft. Myers and visited Jean and Ed Garner, formerly of McCullom Lake. The Garners and their sons Ray and Ed are very happy down there, and they say hello to everyone in the village. The last stop for Mr. and Mrs. Shigley was Holiday, Fla«, where they spent another week. There they saw George and Carol Gorenson, also former LAWN-BOY Sales & Service BR00KW00D GARDEN CENTER 4505 W. Rte. 120 McHenry (Just across from Foremost) Phone 385-4949 residents, and the Ehrens and Bockmans who used to live in - Lakeland Park. Gene and Mayda vacation in Florida every year, and say it's harder to come back each time. They have hopes of someday moving there for good. GALA AFFAIR The wedding of Sandy Betts to James Larkin Sept. 22 was quite an affair according to some of the people who were there. Clyde Pillar, of 5104 W. Maple Hill, grandfather of the bride, attended the reception with Mrs. Theresa Schultz and friends of the family, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Baaken of Chicago, who stayed at Mr. Pillar's home for the weekend. Also, from McCullom Lake were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brendle. Everyone had a good time at the wedding. The food was good and plentiful. The band played some old time songs, bringing back memories for many people; Mr. Pillar was a bit tired at evening's end, after having danced almost all night. The next day, Mr. Pillar, Mrs. Schultz and the Baakens went out for dinner before the Baakens returned to Chicago. A b e a u t i f u l w e d d i n g , a f u n reception, a good time with good friends. The makings of fond memories for years to come. McCULLOM LAKE CONSERVATION CLUB The lake was checked in June by the State Fish Biologist. Gill nets and a shock treatment were used to check on the condition of the fish. Many fingerling bass were found showing a good spawning. An over-abundance of blue gills may require spot treatment to control them. Bullheads up to 10" in length were at a 10 to 1 ratio to other fish. Lean 13" catfish were found. They are healthy but grow better in murky water. H. Brown, the biologist, was impressed with the good condition of the lake. Early Spring treatment of the parasite causing swimmers' itch will be attempted to alleviate the problem next year. West Shore Beach and Spojnia had problems with a heavy weed growth in and around their beach areas. A weed spraying firm was con­ tacted and areas needing weed control were sprayed. If the weed problem persists, it may have to be done again next year. Due to lack of attendance, there will not be another meeting until February. Time and place will be announced. The policy for duck hunting on the lake will be the same as last year. There will not be any shooting on the lake due to the density of homes. REGULAR HOURS RESUMED Village Clerk Karen Parks will resume winter hours as of )ct. 2. Hours to be Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursdays, 11 a.nV,v"tp 7 p.m. and Saturdays ftoinO a.m. to 1 p.m. The clerk's office is at 4616 W. Parkview and entrance is at the side door on N. Cloverhill. Telephone number is 385-6543. CONDOLENCES To Stanley Brostek, whose wife, Lubille Brostek, died Sept. 24 after several month's illness. The Brosteks lived here about six years, and have two sons in Chicago, Robert and John. NEWS DEADLINE My column must be in the Plaindealer office by noon, Friday, in order to be published the following Wednesday. So please call me with your news Thursday evening at the latest, so I have time to get it ready. ELECTION OF OFFICERS Beach Gals meeting Oct. 3, 7:30 at the beach house will include the election of officers for the coming year. All ladies of the village are welcome to attend, or join this group. The Gals are beginning their second year of operations, and expect to initiate many more programs for the children. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Jeanette Strauman, who will be nine years old Oct. 3. And to Cheryl Thacker who turns 14, Oct. 4. Little Mike Muise is going to be one year old, Oct. 6, and Jean Wade celebrates her birthday, Oct. 9. . POSSIBLE YOUTH CLUB Young people between ages 9- 18 met at the beach house Saturday, under the direction of Ralph Regner, to discuss organization 5 a youth group. They'll meet again next Saturday, 1 p.m. and all in­ terested should plan to attend. Although Mr. Regner is getting this project under way, he says he does not have the time to work permanently with the kids. Hopefully, some adults will volunteer to sponsor these Junior Defenders Sponsor Annual Garage Sale The McHenry County Junior Defenders are sponsoring the second annual garage sale Thursday, Friday and Satur­ day, Oct. 4, 5, and 6, at 479 Brook drive in Crystal Lake, three-fourths of a mile south of kids, and work with them in various programs. PAGE 15 - PLAINUhALfch • ntuiniiiourti , w IUULIU <>, Virginia (Route 14) between McHenry avenue and Nash road. Follow the signs. The public is invited. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The money raised last year was used to plant several thousand seedlings within the county as part of their reforestation project. The trees planted will in turn nourish the soil, purify the air, shelter wildlife, prevent soil erosion and provide food for man and beast. Proceeds from this year's sale will also in some way help the county's environment. The Junior Defenders are counting on the public's cooperation to help make this year's sale another success. "Above The Clotdi" ChiekamaugaChattanooga Na­ tional Military Park, on the Geor­ gia-Tennessee border, is the oldest and largest memorial of its kind in the United States. The park in­ cludes Lookout Mountain, whose summit was the scene of the "Bat­ tle Above The Clouds" in the Civil War. SALE Draperies Made To Your Measure or Fabric Only 20% OFF Hundreds of samples to choose from !! September 27 thru October 11 Bring in two measures 1. Face of rod 2. Top of rod to whatever length you want them 9:30-5:30 Mon.-Fri. Havemeyer's 9:00-5:00 Saturday Closed Sundays 1008 E. Rte. 120 - Near Volo 815-385-2295 HORNSBYS f a m i l y centers SALE EFFECTIVE NOW THRU SUNDAY, OCT. 7 Men's Nylon Quilt Jacket 17.87 Our Reg. 20.96 Men's nylon quilt jacket -with hood. Assorted colors. In sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Ladies Pant Coats 17.97 our reg. 28.76 Nationally advertised brand of ladies pant coats. All finest quality. Values to $52. Little Girls % Parka Jackets 8.76 our reg. 12.96 Little girl's air force snorkel type jacket, with fur trim hood and quilt lining. Sizes 4-6x. Toddler Boys/ Girls Snowsuits 9.87 our reg. 12.96 Toddler boys or girls sizes 2-4 quilt lined snowsuits. % Delta 784 Premium 4 ply Dynacor Tires Tub.Utt Our Pric* Plai f.d Tir. Whit* wall Ii To. Sit. Mounted loch Tir« A/a x i j 4 18.87 186 C7« * 13 4 19.87 1.81 C7I x M 4 20.87 2 08 E78 x 14 4 21.87 2.24 F7I X 14 4 2^.87 2.39 G78 X 14 4 23.87 2 56 H7i X 14 4 25.87 2.75 J7I x 14 4 27.87 2.95 E7I X 15 4 21.87 2.22 F7S x 15 4 22.87 2.43 G7I x 15 4 23.87 2.67 H7I x 15 4 25 97 2.81 J71 x 15 4 27.87 3.01 L7I x 15 4 28 87 3.16 I )elta Dun asteel "78" Dynacor Steel Belted Tire Tub«U«» Our Pric* Plus F«d Tir» Ply Whit# wall Ex To. Slit Ply Mounted Eoch Tir« F78xl4 4 24.87 2.39 G78x14 4 27.87 2.55 H78x14 4 29.87 2.73 G78x15 4 27.87 2.53 H78x15 4 29.87 2.74 J78xl5 4 32.87 2.93 1.78x15 4 33.87 3.06 PK1CIS SHOWN INCLUDE FKEI MOUNTING WITH OLD Tl*l E XCHANCE • Savoy Flocked Fibre Glass Drapes Our Reg. 9.97 to 10.97 6.97 7.97 Comes in Red, Gold, Green or Black rut mmiHt s/m H/'.-iy hvtstXP rosTHnfjitti.i'osrH r w s/\c. r<>s; Saturday Evening Post Cover Reproductions I 96 Sixteen classic Saturday Evening Post cover reproductions. Brilliantly colored frames in blue, green, yellow and ebony. Sizes 13 x 17", glassed and polywrapped o u r r e g . 2 . 6 9 Pine's Pixie Tricycle 8.87 our reg. 12.64 Drink/Wet Doll in Carrier 2.76 Adorable drink and wet baby doll, with carrier and bottle. §0 Rugged and durable Pine's Pixie tricycle. Wide traction wheels, and ad­ justable saddle seat. our reg. 3.76 Chocolate Peanut Clusters 56* o u r r e g . 7 6 c Delicious Brach's chocolate covered peanut clusters in 13' 2 oz. bag. P U N U T C L U S T E R S I i ii n \ mm otHt • Play Family Village 13.33 From Fisher Price. Included are firehouse with crank up siren, dentists office, post office and mail truck and several cars and people. Numerous opening doors and moving parts. «ur reg. 18.76 Mellowood Organ & Bench 39.97 , Our Reg. 51.76 37 black and white keys, piano chord keys and octaves. Knee action volume control 5 year warranty on reed action. n 16 oz. Liquid Woolite O A « M U 16 07 liquid Woolite cold water wash. Our reg. 1.24. Eray-on Speed Starch A J 15 oz. Easy on speed starch. Our T "" Reg. 53c .E»y-0ff Window Cleaner AA 8 oz. Easy Off oven cleaner. Our Reg. 56c BANKAMERICARD If \ 1 1 .Wizard Room Wizard Deodorizer §| ^ our reg. 5<c 9 o z Wizard, in regular or lemon |:- . scent Our reg. 56c. I I Open 9 to 9 Daily -- Sunday 9-6 4400 West Route 120