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The street light on Spring and Parkview that keeps going on and off is scheduled to be fixed. Trustee Bill Walter is meeting with engineers to work on some of the worst drainage problems in the village. He is also looking into some type of sprayer to help eliminate some of the weeds on the roadways. A new roof has been put on the beach house, so it doesn't leak anymore. A resolution was passed to condemn a building on W Orchard. Last month a building on W. Parkview was con­ demned. Village owned property adjacent to the Mass farm has been leased by Mr. Mass. He is renting the land on a yearly basis. Next board meeting is Tuesday, Oct. 14. 8 p.m. CHAPERONE NEEDED Plans are. to open the village hall for kids again, now that the weather is getting cool, but a chaperone will be needed. This is a paid job and hours and evenings worked can possibly be arranged to 'suit applicants preference. Any responsible adult who is interested in taking the job. is asked to contact park and beach trustee. Gene Huff, for further in­ formation. NEW POLICE OFFICER Don Milbratz of N. Spring road has been hired as a patrolman, for the village. He is presently serving his probationary period. LADIES HOLD ELECTIONS Elections were held at the Sept. 11 meeting of the Ladies of the Lake, and Barb Reiter was again elected president. Irene Johnson was reelected as secretary-treasurer, and the new vice-president is Sena (Iroh. The Ladies acknowledged the services of outgoing vice-president Rose Ciutt. A large selection of items were auctioned for the white elephant sale, also held at the meeting. Just about everything went, adding more funds to the Ladies treasury. Next month is the Halloween party, which will include refreshments of cider and donuts. Although no prizes will oe awarded, members may come in costume, if they wish. Also, next month, plans will be started for the annual Christmas party. Meeting will be Thursday. Oct. 9, at 8 p.m. ARCHERY CLUB RESUMES Oct. 5. will mark the opening of the McCuliom Lake Archery Club in the large village hall for the benefit of young and old alike. There w ill be four target butts, made of compressed bales, for 40 lb. bows, maximum weight. However, a lighter bow, 20 to 35 lbs. is just as advantageous. To help all members, there will be string tying exercises, as well as bow shooting, and hunting exercises. You are invited to peek in, from 2 p.m. til 5 p.m., to make up your own mind. PRIZEWINNER Sue Milbratz was the third place winner in total donations at the Skate-a-thon for Muscular Dystrophy held last month at the McHenry roller link. Along with many other local young people. Sue solicited pledges beforehand, and she skated for 18 hours the day of the skate-a-thon. Her pledges totaled over $300, and Sue was awarded an am-fm clock radio for her good work CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Sally Hocin on obtaining her driver's license, last week. Sally had always been afraid to learn to drive, but when she decided to, do it. she found it wasn't so bad at all. In fact, now she loves driving, and plans to really go places and make up lor all that lost time. ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary to John and Chris Lawson. who'll be married 6 years on Sept 20. And best wishes to Rich and Angie Wolf, who celebrate their anniversary. Sept 23. BIRTHDAYS Best wishes lor a happy birthday to Bill Milbratz, Sept 17, and to Roger Thaeker, Sept 18. Judy Pendleton, and Kelly Bailey celebrate birthdays, both Sept 19, and Diane Michels' is Sept. 20. Happy birthday to Karen Parks. Sept 21. and to Sergio Martini. Sept 22. SYMPATHY Condolences to the Lary family on the death of Robert Larv's wife. 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