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West Shore Beach Connie Schmidt ' 385-7841 Lakemoor-Lilymoor 385-5689 Alma Hueckstaedt Cheryl Mumma PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1973 1 '•> v I ...... 4 Shooting Ducks Forbidden On McCuiiom Lake The McCuiiom Lake Con­ servation Club organized the no shooting ordinance protecting the hundreds of ducks on our lake. It is a beautiful sight to see them each day dotting the water and enjoying their homeland. All subdivisions surrounding McCuiiom Lake agreed upon the no shooting ordinance and will actively enforce this policy. Our en­ vironment is in need of more people who care for the future of nature. The club needs more members to help support their causes and keep our lake an enjoyable place for both man and animal. Be proud of your lake and come to the meeting next February. Look at the ducks and be happy they are safe on McCuiiom Lake. WECOME LADIES The next meeting of the Women's auxiliary is tomorrow night, Nov. 1, at 7:30 p.m. The hostess this month will be Dolores Jaburek. A special invitation is extended to all young women in our com­ munity. We want new ideas and the woman power to start something different. Please come and join us. Everyone is very welcome! CONDOLENCES The community of West Shore Beach wishes to express our sympathy to the family of Mrs. Helen Jackson who passed away last Sunday, Oct. 21. Our condolences to her son, Robin Rushmore, and the Ronald Tramberg family of Wonder Lake who are former residents of our subdivision. EUROPEAN VISITOR A family gathering in Lake Zurich (Mi Saturday, Oct. 20, was observed by Mrs. Radlein and her sisters from Antioch and Chicago along with her brother. The occasion was to meet Hugo Vierus, their brother-in-law's brother who came from Eastern Germany and whom her brother hasn't seen for 46 years. Mr. and Mrs. Vierus of Chicago arranged the connections that would allwy Hugo a month's visit iir America. The central gathering took place in the home of Mrs. Radlein's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Valentine. It was a very happy visit for everyone, however, the ab­ sence of their sister from Fond Du Lac, Wis., was noticed. She did manage to stop by McHenry last Friday and then went on to Chicago. Sunday a final reunion got everyone together in Lake Zurich again for a great time. NEW GRANDPARENTS Congratulations to Mort and Lorraine Hagen who became proud grandparents of their first grandson. Gregory John, born to Randy and Barb Hagen on Oct. 21, weighed 6 lbs., 7 oz., at Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock. Aunt LaVonne and cousins, Shawn and Shari, were greatly excited too and shared in this joyous moment. PERSONALS A Halloween birthday celebration by Pat Hartmann is today Oct. 31. Parents-to-be are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mohlman, Jr., who are indeed happy. Kathenne and Henry Aissen lunched last week with Henry's daughter and her husband, Anna May and Gene Green, and Henry's son and his wife, Dick and Gloria Aissen. Later that weds Henry spent three days at Memorial Hospital for a thorough annual check-up. Mrs. Stacey Russell, a member of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, has been preparing for a fashion show whose proceeds will be contributed to the area rescue squads. For more information or the pur­ chase of tickets please contact Mrs. Russell. Trick or treat - have a happy and safe Halloween! Offer Toll Free Phone In State Office If any Illinois resident has a question or a problem con­ cerning the Secretary of State's office, he can now call a toll free telephone number in Springfield for an answer. Michael J. Howlett, Secretary of State, announced that the number (800-252-8980) is officially in operation. Posters displaying the toll free number are being placed in driver's examination stations throughout the state. They will replace pictures of public officials which were removed earlier this year. Howlett expects the majority of questions to involve vehicle licensing and driver's license problems. "Our office has other responsibilities such as cor­ porations, official election information and securities, which I am sure will generate some questions too," he said. As Secretary of State, Howlett is also state librarian and state archivist. A staff of trained personnel will answer the toll free calls. If an immediate answer isn't possible, they will provide one within 24 hours. At present, service will be maintained from 8 a.m. umtil 8 p.m., Monday through Friday. Scribe Resumes Writing After Daughter Moves My mother,. Alma Hueckstaedt, is back from her trip to California. She arrived home on Wednesday, Oct. 24. I would like to thank all of you who called me to give me in­ formation for the column. This will be the last column I will be doing for awhile. My family, myself included, will be moving. By the time you read this column, we will be in our new residence in the Pistakee Bay area. With a little luck, we will be moving back to Lilymoor next spring or early summer. Writing this column has been a new experience for me and Editor's Quote Book "A good end cannot sanc­ tify means, nor must we ever do evil that good may come of it." --William Penn can help with /MEDIOIL BILLS. Call us. Today. Our budget planning experience can help find a way for whatever you need or want. Medical bil ls? Stop worrying! Car repairs? Home fix-up? An unexpected emergency? Count on us! Want to clear up old bil ls and installment debts? That's good money management . . . the real key to the art of l iving. So -- start l iving! Call us today or drop in anytime. We want to help -- with CASH! EIGHTEENTH LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION 900 FRONT STREET -r PHONE: 385-7360 McHenry, Illinois 60050 Open Friday 'til 8 PM EDWARD SMITH GRADUATE - Edward Smith of 4018 Kane avenue is a recent graduate of Northern Illinois university with a B.S. degree. An Accounting major, he is now employed in the accounting department of a McHenry firm. The graduate is married to the former Debbie Fair. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Smith of 311 N. Green street, McHenry. I've enjoyed doing it very much. I hope to be able to do it again after we move back here. Until we meet again, I thank you for letting me serve you in this way. TRICK OR TREAT Trick or treat hours for Oct. 31 will be from 5 to 8 p.m. The village police will be on duty. The kids of Lilymoor might be advised that these hours would be sensible for them to observe also, considering there is school on Thursday. Drivers, please be on the watch constantly tonight few the little ones. In the excitement of the evening, the kids sometimes forget to look both ways, so it is up to you to have your car under control at all times. Let's avoid a tragedy on this fun-filled night of spooks and goblins. NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS Birthday wishes go out to the following residents - Nov. 1 Bill Bay, the second, Marilyn Ryan, the fifth-Elsie Metz, the seventh - Herb Polinski and Shawn Hager, the eighth - Autumn Hager and LeRoy Epperson, the ninth - Sue Couillard, the eleventh - Calvin Stineman, the fifteenth - Polly FYeeman and Thomas Para, the sixteenth - Wendy Jane Kelley and Elias Betancourt. May all of you have a happy day with many more to come. NOVEMBER ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary wishes are going out to Wayne and Laura Meyer and Paul and Betty Johnson. Both couples will be celebrating on Nov. 3. May you have many more years together. INCLOSING Thank you once again for letting me serve you, I now turn this column back to my mom. 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