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PAGE 14 -PLAINDEALER- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1983 MCCULLOM LAKE Dawn Miller 305-4901 pillage Meeting Attendance Poor Very few people were in ^he audience at the Feb. 8 village boa\d meeting held at the' beach house. In t old business discussion, it was ;ided to purchase a new squad car since the present one is in constant repair. Also, our police officers were granted a small raise. Two of our officers were commended on a super erformance of duty by Chief Murray, Sewers were discussed in new febpsiness. All interested residents are •urged to attend the next meeting on [Feb. 22, at which time the village lengineers will be discussing sewers. \ Also, stated in new business, PPresident Yates has started a cam- •paign for raising funds for a new J police radio. He has already received j$825 of the $1,150 needed for the radio. {If you are interested in making a anation, drop it off or mail it to the Dlage clerk's office, 4809 W. Park * sJ&ew- • The village maintenance man did all the plowing during our last snows with the village truck. This saved the village quite a bit of money. Maybe, a few complaints were made, but the overall job was well done. CLERK S HOURS New village stickers are to be purchased and displayed by March 31 or a late fee will be charged, along with the possibility of receiving a ticket. The clerk's office is located at 4809 W. Park View. Hours are Wed­ nesdays and Thursdays, 2 through 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays, 10 a.m. through 1 p.m. There will be no office hours Saturday Feb. 19. If these days are inconvenient, please call 385-2211 and make other arrangements. LITTLE MISS CONTEST f you have a little Miss between the ages of four and eight by March 26, she may be interested in joining the Little Miss McCullom Lake contest to be held Saturday, March 26, along with the Easter Carnival.- Registration will take place Feb. 28 through March 19 at the homes of Chris Lawson (385-2057) and Karen ^EDUCTION SfiLE INVENTORY REDUCTION SfiLE HURRY- HURRY! A OUR SEMI-ANNUAL SALE POSITIVELY ENDS 5 SA TURD A Y, FEBRUARY 19 $I UP TO 80 % OFF! e SHOES "BOOTS «DRESS 'CASUAL uKveeac Iliisli htfipicsg J^Stioe Shop 31t»S MOIiM)G3iJ AHO.LW3ANI 3WS MOI1MNJS £ 233 Main Street, Woodstock. 333-8030; Mon. Thurs. 9-5; Fri. 9-8; Set. 9-5 . Put your _----House Cj UAC-Geoffrey All Rights Reserved in the PinkI Insulate Now... R-19 Unfaced SVa X 15 sale 12.76 R-25 Unfaced 8x15 Sale R-11 Faced 31/2 x 15 Sale 10.97 13.47 Prices Effective Feb. 16-21, 1983 While Supplies Last. @0® F l B E R G L A S @0® M2K3 (M5DS3 (HUM® $10 BACK lorKkoll minimum purchase of Owens-Corning Pink Fiberglas^ Insulation See Hornsby's for Details. Offer good Feb. 16 thru 21,1983. Offer limited to one rebate per retail customer. 0 ; I - mm * I r WORt c a m i N G * s t t t c i * o N • ~"»L. sr=&; Sund«t10 4400 w. Bte- 120 We reserve the r^hi 16 KrtlU <|uaf»*itt*e. McHenry, Sarabia (385-2582). The girls will receive many prizes along with having a good time and meeting new friends. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Oscar Berglund, sharing Feb. 17 with Steven Loewe who will be blowing out two candles on that date; Tommy Olson opens his presents on Feb. 19; and Cheri Knowles and Peggy Blake receive their gifts on Feb. 21. May all your wishes come true. ANNIVERSARIES Henry and Mary Tapaninen celebrate another year together on Feb. 21. We wish them much hap­ piness in the year ahead. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Feb. 22, Tuesday, Village Board meeting at 8 p.m. af the beach house. Residents should plan on attending to discuss sewers. JANUARY CITATIONS John G. McDonald, Bloomingdale, speed 51 in 40 zone. Diane L. Sande, McHenry, disobey Stop Sign. Thomas L. Miller, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. Thomas Sroka, McHenry, illegal parking. Beth White, McHenry, illegal parking. Mark C. Colby, McHenry, expired registration. Gerald F. Baczwoski, McHenry, illegal parking. David C. Mauer, McCullom Lake, disobey Stop Sign. Gail A. Kalliainen, Chicago, speed 62 in 40 zone. Martin Akers, Wonder Lk., illegal parking. Harry P. Hans, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. Glen M. Slater, McCullom Lk., drive with expired registration. Jacqueline A. Procaskey, Wonder Lk., speed 51 in 40 zone. William J. Walsh, Wonder Lk., speed 30 in 20 zone. William L. Lererand, McHenry, illegal parking. John M. Hammond, Woodstock, speed 50 in 40 zone. Jack Miller, Wheeling, speed 50 in 40 zone. Western Hills Leasing, Cincinnati, Ohio, illegal parking. Randell J. Hagen, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. David R. Miller, McHenry, speed 51 in 40 zone. Richard A. Puzzo, McCullom Lk., drive w-o tail lights and drive under suspension. Robert G. Taylor, Genoa City, Wise., 'disobey Stop Sign, improper lane usage and D.U.I. Anthony J. Baca, McHenry, im­ proper parking. Robert Behl, McHenry, improper parking. Russell J. Marcellis, Wonder Lk., improper parking. Gerald Fisher, McHenry, illegal parking. Thomas Miller, McHenry, illegal ° parking. Donald J. Parenti, McHenry, disobey Stop Sign. Bobby R. Irvin, McHenry, speed 81 in 40 zone. , • Roger T. Sensabaugh, Island Lk., no valid registration. Richard L. Sheriff, West Chicago, speed 52 in 40 zone. Gayle Glos, Woodstock, illegal parking. Kenneth Gaylord, Sunnyside, illegal parking. John A. Grether, McHenry, speed greater than reasonable or proper. Gambles C-M Leasing Co., DesPlaines, illegal parking. Russel Roden, McHenry, illegal parking. Patricia A. Flanagan, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 zone. LAKELAND PARK 6 LAKELAND SHORES Carol Cominsky 385-7246 HOLD AUDITIONS Townsquare Palyers auditions are being conducted for the Agatha Christie thriller, "Ten Little Indians" Feb. 21 and 22 at the Woodstock Opera House in Woodstock on the square. Performance dates for the Townsquare Players production are scheduled for April 8, 9,10; 15,16,17; 22 and 23 at the Opera House. If the dates are not convenient for some, special arrangements are possible by contacting Ron Ferraro at (815) 455- 3055. Also, anyone wishing to make arrangements to attend the production should contact the Opera House for ticket reservations. Positions Open On The Board Nominations are still being taken for positions on the board of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association. If you would like to nominate someone or yourself call Frank Sweeney, 385-3822, Wendy Honea, 385-5113 or Ceil Serritella, 385- 1480 within the next few weeks. The election will take place at the annual general meeting the end of March. NICKEL DAY All of our Girl Scout and Brownie troops have been kept busy preparing for Nickel Day to be held this Saturday, Feb. 19, at the Johnsburg Junior high school. Each troop will have games, food and crafts per­ taining to the state they have chosen to represent and no item will cost more than a nickel or dime. Everyone is invited to attend from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. BIRTHDAYS Mike Cominsky had a birthday on Feb. 8, and we had a party to mark the occasion on Sunday, the 6th. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served that afternoon and gifts were opened from grandpa and grandma Cserep, the Koscher family and the Jordan family. While we were celebrating at our house Sharon and Rich Wohlert had a small dinner party for their son Bill in honor of his birthday, also on Feb. 8. May both these young men have all their wishes come true. CORRECTIONS I reported last week that Brownie troop 407 would be putting on a skit at Nickel day. My information was in­ correct, the girls will be putting on a Sesame Street play sometime in April. I'm also sorry I made Cecilia Serritella two years older than she is; she turned 15 on Valentine's day. GET WELL WISHES There seems to be all kinds of germs in the air over McHenry these days. Everyone we talk to has someone sick at their house. The flu bug seems to be tne nastiest; it doesn't seem to want to leave those unfortunate to catch it. It would be hard to mention all our ailing residents so I wish each of you a speedy recovery. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Feb. 16 is a very popular day for birthdays as Joyce Leopold, Wally Nuss, Danny Duffy, Georgia Man­ ning, Jackie Creutz, Debbie Taylor, Charles Conway and Tim Harwood will all be celebrating that day. Judy Widhalm, Barbara Brooks and Ethel Prehm add another year on the 17th. The Maxon boys have their shared birthday on Feb. 18. Brad will be eight years old and Adam turns four. Birth­ day wishes go to Alice Lenz and Rae Dee Beno on the 20th. • Feb. 21 is a special day for Maria Bremer and Sandy Boelter. Susan Jensen will be "sweet sixteen" on Feb. 22. HABPY ANNIVERSARY We. say a very happy twenty-sixth wedding anniversary to Wayne and Mary Ann Dettmer on Feb. 16. Club To Offer Scholarships The Woman's club of Wonder Lake will again award two $400 scholar­ ships to Wonder Lake students who qualify. Criteria by the judges for these awards will be scholarship, leadership, character, and goal definition. Applications are available from counselors at McHenry high school Vest campus, Woodstock high school, Marian Central high school, McHenry County college, or from Mrs. Pat Reinhardt, 653-3207. April 20 is the deadline for ap­ plications. Hear but do not understand? TRY AN ALL-IN-THE-EAR HEARING AID BEHIND-THE-EAR HEARING AID BODY-TYPE HEARING AID 11SECALL2 30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE AID CENTER 3937W. MAIN STREET. McHENRY •385-766W WHALKXLI bATTERY SALE! •BATTERIES 40% DISCOUNT! •MON.-TUES.-THURS.-FRIH •9 AM TO NOOMH ^SERVICE CENTER HOURS:! WEDNESDAYS 9 TO 5. EVES. BY APPTI •REPAIRS ALL MAKES! Robert Stensland, r. 25 Yrt. 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