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^VSIIag ÎffldienrySilore? Nina Keen 344-2665 PAGE22 - PLAINPEALER - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18.1181 recommendation concerning this question. All residents are encouraged to attend this meeting that has been designed especially for you, to voice your opinion, and to ask any questions that you might have regarding an­ nexation. A letter from our village board, explaining this up­ coming meeting, has been mailed to all village residents. If you did not receive yours, copies are available at village hall. Village Holds Busy Meeting At the last village board meeting, held Tuesday, Nov. 10, the board of trustees ok'd the meeting date of Thur­ sday, Nov. 19, for a public meeting to discuss our village's possible annexation to the city of McHenry. This public meeting, to be held at the Alliance church at 3815 West Bull Valley road in McHenry at 7:80 p.m., is open to all residents of McHenry Shores to hear all the facts brought forth and discussed at past meetings between our village's ad­ visory committee and members of the city of McHenry's committee. Also at that time, Larry Weber, chairman of the advisory committee, will give the committee's HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE FOR ALL MAKESI11 LOW PRICES--GUARANTEED WORK •MAlLORYHtAY-O-VAC-EVEMADY BATTERIES 4>% Ht--II HEARING AID SALE I DISCOUNT men • NATIONAL HAtfla McHENRY HEARING AID 3937 MAIN McHENRY WED S 10 TO 5 - EVENINGS BY APPT. CENTER 315-7641 Please plan on attending to let your opinion concerning this most important issue be known. In other action taken at the Nov. 10 village board meetihg, the board ok'd funds for a Christmas party for the children of McHenry Shores. Date of this party has yet to be set The McHenry Shores Water company will very shortly repaint the water tower on Hilltop boulevard that was vandalized recently. Mrs. Ellen Semrow has also been named to the village's advisory com­ mittee concerning an­ nexation. The village board ok'd funds for work to be done on drain pipes and drain tiles along sections of Hilltop, Meadow, Bull Valley and Broadway. This work will be done to clear the lines and avoid any further flooding or standing water in the culverts and yards. Chuck Werth, board member and chairman of P E R M A N E N T H A I R R E M O V A L A SERVICE THAT HELPS YOU FEEL GOOD ABOUT YOURSELF CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION 815-344-3640 (If No Answer) 312-658-3696 4302 W. CRYSTAL LAKE ROAD SUITE C-WHISPERING POINT McHENRY, ILLINOIS 60050 the police committee an­ nounced that the police committee will now meet on the fourth Monday of each month at village hall, with their next meeting to be held Monday Nov. 23. The board also voted to fill the vacancy of the main­ tenance man position that is now open. Chief William Mullen, during the monthly police report, announced that ef­ fective immediately, the McHenry Shores Police department will be issuing warning tickets regarding equipment violations. These warning tickets will serve as a courtesy to drivers, to bring to their attention faulty headlights, brakelights, turn signals, mufflers and other ^automobile equipment failures that the driver might not be aware of. Chief Mullen stressed the fact that these warning tickets are strictly for equipment violations only, and that the driver has five days after being issued the warning ticket in which to have the problem rectified. If it is not fixed after five days, a regular citation can then be issued. Chief Mullen also stated that these warning tickets in no way reflect on your driving record. They are an excellent way of making our motorists aware of any equipment failures that could possibly cause potential accidents, and if these can help even one accident from occuring due to equipment failure, they will have more than served their purpose. BIRTHDAY "Happy Birthday" to Christopher Orin, who turned 13 years old Tuesday, Nov. 17. Happy days are wished to a terrific young man, and best wishes for the year ahead. DATES TO REMEMBER ! Nov. 19 -- 7:30 p.m., Alliance church, 3815 West Bull Valley road, public meeting, annexation. Nov. 23-7 p.m., village hall, police committee meeting. Nov. 24-7 p.m., Lon Reed Civic center, village board meeting. Snobbery? Culture is what makes us think we'll like some­ thing we won't. •Leader, Tripoli, la. SERVICE I ; Recruit Training End 9 PVT. MICHAEL KEARN8 PVT. DAVID COLBERC Marine EllxatH le Pvt. Michael J. Kearns, son of William E. a Ulxabeth Kearns of 7287 Hiawatha drive, Wonder Lake, a marine Pvt. David M. Colberg, son of Jerry and Shar Colbert, 4118 Oakwood drive, McHenry, completed' recr training at the Marine corps Recruit depot, San Diego. Duri the 11-week training cycle, they learned the basles battlefield survival. They were Introduced to the typical da routine that they will experience during their enltstaMnt a studied the personal and professional standards tradltfcma exhibited by Marines. Kearns joined the Marine corps June, 1881. A 1881 graduate of McHenry West camp* Colberg Joined the Marines the same moot October 14.W81 _ pescue ClassW , ̂ second *nnual ^ ^ ^ful People «0 M**' sc^. on w^ty£to thank all the Hiu prizes,ai S-SSSSo ootf o- •**&&& -SP!C1 1981. of tne who so 9 , T^\(e take » & & B i U jim and L foU<>,ing/e^he outing; , llke to that* ^tage £« %indealec we would a so and tele-" Gaylot^ 1gmtetce the «***«& *££«££?• cablevision. JffX- CLASSIC ^io Statu*' -- vttferuy pevenue ^ 11 Viho donated $5000.0° to $4000 to **** k ceople ̂"ft tickets ĉh the Nurvte aoa T-- SSSJS."® « -- , „ Classic- _ ^ VoU to Classic,^ expenses h special Manual ^ great su ^,650.00. after ^ squads ^ , ^1 -sc? C&netUn the «*n _ ^ £oc U jOHHSBURGR-S- McHcnry Township Supervisor Albert Adams and the Township Board voted to give both Rescue Sauads $3,325.00 each. From L to R Johnsburg R.S. President Don Bentz, McHenry R.S. President -- C - w , 0 0 t o * * * ̂ ^ s s i c , ^ ^ e x p e n S e s . h speciali'n^ona a 9reat S° $6,650.00. after gScue squads- » ^ C nettea », ***« - Ids 9teat help ^net^ the *** e squa* cipcond Annual ^ equaHV ytHenry classic, JS*-111 ** f the Johnsbutg a^ ^ o£ the ^ all the piping on t^^unity. M at y<* ThanK y00 t° ^ a«J sls° ^ to out a.lW*» ^ »» especiallV stavtos, cw liflv and W t anount of tbe ^^^rse tne ,11 the yelping 00 ^o^unitV- * ^aV at y° thanK y°u to£ts atvi also ̂ to wt ̂ aelWhtWl ^ Km * „«». - «•'**' ThanK Y00 oectfuUV' Country Club. Respec Carmon Hodges, Albert Adams, and TonyVarese. McHENRY Rescue Squad covers a portion of the Nunda Township citizens. Left to right accepting a $2,500.00 check for better communciations between hospital and rescue squad is Asst. Chief Mark Diedrich, Anita Sherwood Nunda Township Supervisor and Tony Varese. An extra plus was the donated time BIG MAMA gave to the Event that night. She flew direcdy from Altan- ta, Ga. that night to be with the McHenry People. BIG MAMA is trying to find out from Linda Koepke how to loose that extra weight. City of McHenry and Mayor Joseph Stanek voted to sup­ port the McHenry Rescue Squad with a $5,000.00 check accepting is McHenry Rescue Squad Chief David Zamastil, Mayor Stanek, and the Event Chairman Tony Varese.