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* / . Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis - 385-5067 Occupancy Fee And Snowmobile Laws Reviewed At the regular meeting of the board several important items were on the agenda. An or­ dinance concerning a tern porary occupancy fee was discussed. The question of snowmobile riding within the village limits was brought up. Again it was stated that the snowmobile ordinance was similar to those of other villages, i.e. snowmobiles are not permitted on village streets or ditches; snowmobiles are to be ridden on one's own property. If you have any questions regarding the occupancy fee ordinance or the Showmobile ordinance, please call the village hall. These ordinances • will again be discussed at the next board meeting Feb. 2. Plan now to attend. THE SHORELINE CLUB What is the Shoreline club? Let s first state what it is not. It is not a clique made up of a few select women of the village. It is not an organization solely to make money for the com­ munity. It is not a ladies' club of gossipy women. The' Shoreline Club is an organization for the women of the village of McHenry Shores. It is open to all of the women of the Shores -- no membership fee is required (an innovation this year). You are a member if you reside in the Shores. The club meets once a month, the third Tuesday of the month. Some of the activities which are enjoyed by the women at the monthly meetings are, card playing, game playing, craft exhibitions, demonstrations of various skills, and much more. It is an evening out! It is an opportunity to just have fun. True, the club does sponsor the annual bazaar which helps to raise money for the com­ munity's youth. Recreation equipment for the village has already been purchased with money donated by the club. The club also sponsors the annual picnic, Santa Claus visit, and Halloween costume contest. However, it is not an organization merely to sponsor fund-raising, worthwhile, or children's activities. In the past it also sponsored a bowling night and other husband and wife events. It is your club, ladies of the Shores; it is a place where you can enjoy yotirselves and possibly gain some new knowledge in various and sundry "areas, lamp- making, ceramics, sewing of all kinds, makeup and hair styling, creative writing, and anything else in which you are interested. You plan the evening's activities. The next meeting of the Shoreline Club is Feb. 15. At the present time, the election of officers is on the agenda for the evening. Call Liriida Leurssen if you have any ideas or suggestions for the rest of the evening's activities. BIRTHDAYS Happy belated birthday to Janet Rees who celebrated her big day, Jan. 20. She will now be able to play a really great game of golf with her new clubs. Also a big happy birthday to Jarrod Rees who will be eight years old, Jan. 28. On Jan. 29, Nancy Ewald has her special day, and Jan. 30 is Gayle Gunder's birthday. Steve Korczyk will* celebrate birthday Jan. 31. May 1977 proved to be a great year for all of you and may you all have many more happy birthdays. REMINDER Petitions for the vacancies on the village board are available at the village hall. The election is April 19. If you plan to run for office, please get your petitions signed soon. As diverse as sand pebbles are ways to please others. Tender Lamb Most cuts of prime or choice iamb are tender and can be ovenroasted or broiled. N HORHSBYS - fami ly centers -- IH IPCI Quantities Lastl ^ | Fri., Jan. 28th AT THESE LOW PRICES NO RAIN CHECKS GIVEN & Bachman .ft PRETZELS A great treat for anytime 27* Reg. 59* WITH COUPON LIMIT 1 PER COUPON Coupon effective Thurs. & Fri., Jan. 27 & 28 One coupon per family M Tangee COSMETICS Choose from lipstick, eye make-up, polish and much more. REG. 2 FOR 1.00 WITH COUPON EA. 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McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 + Attention Fishermen: Derby Time The annual McCullom Lake Conservation club-sponsored ice fishing derby will be held this year Feb. 5 and 6, the first weekend in February. There will be much activity throughout the whole weekend, including prizes galore to be given away to some of the lucky fishermen. 0 There will be prizes awarded for the largest fish, smallest fiph, fish of different or unusual species, and many more. „ There will be a heated building, the McCullom Lake beach house, for the frozen fishermen to warm up in, and plenty of good hot food. Fishing licenses will be available from the village clerk during the derby, and tickets for the derby will also be available all weekend. You must have a ticket in your possession before you bring a fish in which qualifies for one of the prizes. You may not bring a fish in and then Ijyy the ticket to qualify it. Good weather has been or­ dered for the weekend of the fifth and sixth of February, but even if the weather is frigid and windy, like it was last year, we'll see you at the derby! OLD HOME WEEK Welcome guests Sunday, Jan. 16, were the Rowe's, Al, Lolly, Andy and Jacques, former McCullom Lake residents. The Rowes, who now reside in Milwaukee, Wi., came for the day, with the first stop being the home of Jerry and Jackie Raycraft. Along with the Rowes and the Raycrafts, Karen Parks with her kids joined the party, and dinner was a noisy, joyous event at the Raycrafts. Later on in the afternoon, the * Rowes stopped by Sergio and Cindy Martini's home for a "visit. A fine time was had by all, and the Rowes went back to their new home Sunday night, promising to come back to visit again soon. VOLLEYBALL The adult volleyball game which was held Jan. 15 turned out all right, even though no great masses showed up to participate. The folks who did show up had a great time, getting down to see some really serious volleyball. Another game will be scheduled in the near future, probably the second or third weekend in February, and we hope to have more people at­ tend the next time. Watch the column for the date and time of the next game. BIRTHDAYS - Happy birthday this week to Paul Grutzmacher, Jan.^26, to Donna Godina and Joan Bit- terman, Jan. 29, and to Frank Branham, Jr., Jan. 31. Hope you all have happy days, and hope the weather is a little hit warmer and sunnier for your celebrations.. Graham Movie Comes To City Church Feb. 6 Evangelist Billy Graham's motion picture "The Heart Is A Rebel" will be a forthcoming significant event in the religious life of McHenry. The new feature-length color production stars Ethel Waters, Georgia Lee, and John Milford and is scheduled for its local showing at the Alliance church Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. The story is based on a conflict in the life of a modern young couple when the husband, an advertising executive, can't find a place in his scheme-of-things for his wife's sudden acceptance of the Christian faith. In a completely "dpwn-to-earth" setting the situation provides a dimension SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26,1977 c * % Keepin' Healthy During a winter storm, your automobile can be your best friend or your worst enemy, depending on , your preparations. In order to assure that your car is fully winterized, each of the following items should be checked: ignition system, battery, lights,, tire jtread. cooling system, fuel system, lubrication, exhaust system, heater, brakes, wiper blades, defroster, chains, snow tires, antifreeze and winter-grade oil. It's also a good idea to maintain of reality seldom afforded a religious motion picture. Ethel Waters adds a luster to her long career in the role of the practical nurse who exerts a profound influence on the young couple through her day- by-day faith in God. A film highlight is Miss Water's in­ spiring rendition of "His Eye Is On The Sparrow" and the spiritual "Motherless Child". "The Heart Is a Rebel" provides a "front row" per­ spective of the Graham team in the Crusade setting of Madison Square Garden, New York City. The dynamic preaching of the evangelist is augmented by the singing of George Beverly Shea and the music of a 1500-voice Crusade choir under the direction of Cliff Barrows. ins. /tic a FULL tank of gasoline in order to keep water out of your fuel. The Illinois Department of Public Health advises that, if you are planning a long­ distance winter drive, you should carry a winter storm car kit with you. This kit should contain: blankets or sleeping bags, matches „and candles, facial tissue, paper towels, extra clothing, high-calorie nonperishable food, compass and road maps, knife, first-aid kit. shovel, flashlight or signal light, windshield scraper, booster cables, two tow chair fire extinguisher, catalyt heater, axe. Winter automobile travel should be taken seriously. If you run into a storm which exceeds, or even tests your limitations, seek available refuge immediately. Plan your travel, selecting primary and alternate routes. Check the latest weather information on your radio. Try not to travel alone, and, if possible, travel in convoy with another vehicle Always fill your gas tank before entering open country, even for a short distance. l>Above all...in any kind of weather...drive carefully, drive defensively. If you want more information concerning winter storms and your automobile, contact your local health department, or write to: Illinois Department of Public Health. 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