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Section Two -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 18,1966 JoriiBURG News i< rmr HEvrtismann SftS-UM Ask Volunteers For CF Drive During the time between Aug. 29 ;uid Sept. 10, women from our area will be calling at your horr* to ask for donations to the <: ystic Fibrosis fund drive. Plet ? treat them kindly and give whatever you can afford to th s most worthwhile cause. Loca; volunteers are Mrs. Richard Z >ehn Mrs. Alfred Oeffling, Mrs William Jorgenson and Mrs. W.T. Peterson. If you are misstd and would like to contribii'c, please contact any of thes? ladies. They will be most happy to help you. Mrs. Neva Fuhror of Wonder Lake has the large responsibility of being the McHenry county chairman. Schallers Welcome Son Mr.and Mrs. Fred Schaller of Stubby ave. are the proud parents of their first son, who was born on Aug.3. The young man arrivd at the McHenry hospital weighing a healthy 9 lbs. plus. He was named Richard. He his two big sisters Rita, who 4 sthree, an dBecky who is four. The John Lavines of Mc Hem y are the ever-so-proud mat( Tial grandparents. Our sinct :'est congratulations to all Shower Honors Bride Th: Thiel home in Dutch Cree - Woodlands was a-buzz with the sounds of "oh' sand ah's." as Sally Justen opened her many lovely shower gifts on i recent Sunday. Mrs. Arleen Thiel, Connie Juste nand Judj Freund acted as hostesses for this affair. Some 20 ladies pres' nted the future bride with ever-so-many lovely gifts which she vill use after her wedding on I ug. 27. Miss Justen will beco no Mrs. John Weidmann Ml tl is date. After the opening of g fts, the hostesses served a very tempting lunch. Hospital Patients Wc Iter Durrenberg entered Vict< ry Memorial hospital last week and will undergo surgery then t)iis week. Please pray for his < omplete recovery and be sure to drop him a c?ird to let Mm know -hfr i& being thought of. Th ngs were hard enough for Gerry and Marcella Wakitsch with having to travel frequently throi ghoul the week to visit her fathe * at the Resurrection hospital in Chicago. Now her mother is mati eonfi ian t mak to v Mr. cond tion. thes< pray hospitalized also. To make ?rs worse, Mrs. Lange is led to St.-lAikes-Presbytern the other side of the city, ng it almost impossible sit both on the same day. Lange remains in serious ition following leg amputa- Kindly remember both of very nice people in your ?rs also. Bowling Meeting Mi? Joyct, Secretary for the Thu) sday night ladies' league at our )cal bowling establishment, aiuu unces the forthcoming mee ing. All interested ladies shou d be present at the meeting that is scheduled for Aug. 22 a 7:30 p.m. It will be held at tie bowling alley. Captains should be sureto remind their teammates to be present at this time and to be prompt. Time Growing Shorter Tl e weeks are slipping by quit • fast and it is getting closer and closer to the "much-lookedforv ard-to" annual dance sponsorc i by our own Johnsburg Rescue squad. This is your chance to show them how much you appreciate the many acts of first aid emergencies they participate in thro^hout the year. Your help during dance time is greatly needed in order for these fellows to continue the tremendous job they do all the time. Please make a special effort to attend their dance coming up on Aug. 27 in the Johnsburg Community club hall. Get a group together and I promise you will have yourselves "one good time." A very important thing to remember is that none of these fellows receive payment of any sort for the services they render. I'm sure you have heard the siren that summons all the members out in an emergency. They have answered calls in the dead of night as well as in the daytime hours, and have been called out in sub-zero temperatures as well as the type of weather we are now enjoying. All you are asked is to come out and enjoy yourself at their dance. Your presence will addto the much-needed funds they must have to continue their outstanding work. Visit Family The LeRoy Kirchoff family of Sunnyside Beach was visited by their son, Richard Kirchoff, and his family from Moline. Mr. Kirchoff is a former Crystal Lake teacher and long time resident of Sunnyside Beach. Mr. Kirchoff is presently the social studies department chairman at Coolidge Junior high in Moline and a noted World War One authority. He recently was featured on a half hour television program on Memorial Day and his war relic collection was featured in several newspapers. Legals Congratulations Corner Ruth Martinec will be the "center of attraction" with her family when her natal day comes up on the 25th of this month. Alan Stilling and Jackie Hiller will both be celebrating birthday number fourteen this month. Eleven years old is what young Ed Hettermann will become Aug. 29. Many happy returns to all these nice, nice people. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE October 3, 1966 is the claim date in the estate of Delia K. Miller deceased, No. 66-P-192, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Martha Freund of 3302 N. Chapel Hill Road, McHenry, 111. is the Executor; Looze & Kinne of 3431 W. Elm Street, McHenry, 111. are the attorneys. (Pub. Aug. 18, 25, Sept. 1, '66) VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE ORDINANCE NO. 72 A P P R O P R I A T I O N BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION 1. That for the purpose of defraying all the necessary expenses and liabilities of the Village of McCullom Lake, McHenry County, Illinois, for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 1966, and ending March 31, 1967, . the following sums, or so much thereof as by law may be authorized, be and the same are hereby set aside and apr propriated f<>r the following purposes, to-wit: A. General Corporate Fund: 1. General Government: Salary of President • • $ 240.00 Salary of Trustees t20.G0 ! sSalary of Clerk .... 150.00 Salary of Village Attorney 150.00 Salary of Treasurer 125.00 Rent for Village Clerk Office 150.00 Office Supplies 100.00 Election Expense ... 100.00 Communications, telephone 50.00 Auditing Expenses - • 265.00 Publication Expenses 200.00 Meeting Bxpenses • • 135.00 Miscellaneous 400.00 Dues, Illinois Municipal League • •. • 35.00 Commission to County Collector & Clerk 250.00 Insurance Premiums 580.00 Preparation of Codes & Ordinances •••• 150.00 Expenses of Policemen 3,000.00 Gas and Oil for Police Car 510.00 Repair & Maintenance of Police Car .... 150.00 Insurance and Bond Premiums 560.00 Dog Registration and Pond Expense .. -. 40.00 Supplies - Police Department 200.00 Comrjiunications, telephone 120.00 Notary Expense •. • • 20.00 Total Police Department $ 5,520.00 3. Street Department: Snow Removal $ 800.00 County Road and Bridge Fund: ..$ 1,000.00 D. Other Special Revenue Funds: 1. Vehicle Tax Fund: Purchase of Vehicle Tags $ 100.00 Street Repairs 900.00 Total Other Special . " Revenue Funds: . .$ 1,000.00 Total Street Department : $ 800.00 Well, my good friends, closing time is here again. Please keep in mind the sick of our area by dropping them a cheery Total General Corporate Furtd.: .. .$10,120.00 B. Special Corporate Fund: 1. Street and Bridge: Street Repairs $ 1,180.00 Grading 750.00 Commission to County Clerk and Collector 70.00 Total Special Corporate Fund: $ 2,000.00 C. McHenry County Road And Bridge Fund: (Vi rate to Village) 1. Street and Bridge Fund: Street Repairs $ 500.00 Road Oiling 410.00 Commission to County Cleric and Collector 90.00 T o t a l M c H e n r y Total Amount Appropriated : ..... $14,120.00 SECTION II: That any unexpended balance of any items of any appropriation made by this Ordinance may be expended in making up ai»y<4nsufficiency in any other of the items of Appropriation made by this Ordinance. SECTION III: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication, as provided by law. ARTHUR STUHLFE1ER Village President PASSED: August 15, 1966 APPROVED: August 15, 1966 ATTEST CAROL BATEMAN Village of McCullom Lake Clerj^- ~_ McHenry County, Illinois (Pub. Aug. 18, 1966) VILLAGE OF McCUEXOM LAKE McHenry County, Illinois ORDINANCE NO. 74 AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE CONNECTION OF SANITARY OR INDUSTRIAL WASTE SEWERS TO STORM WATER DRAINAGE SYSTEMS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND THE BOARD OP TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE, MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS: Section I. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to connect or cause to be connected, any drain cLafrl lrly/ il nl lgg,t oWrl tWo McaUrrty/,| a«*r* yJ toilet, sink, basethent, septic tank, cesspool indusutal waste or aiiy fixture or device dis charging polluting substances, to any storm water drain in the Village of McCullonv Lake, McHenry County, Illinois. Section IL Any perfeon, firm or corporation violating this Ordinance shall be fined not less than Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars, nor More than Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars for each offense, and a separate offense shall be deemed committed for each and every day during which a violation continues or exists. Section IK. This Ordinance shall be known as Ordinance No. 74 and shall be >n full force and effect after the date of its passage, approval and publication, in accoManee with the law. PASSED by the Village Board of the Village cf Mc 4-jt n ew5 CHERRY VALLEY CLUB The main topic of the meeting of the Chferry Valley 4-H club was the completion of the record books. The meeting was held at the home of Carol Curran on Aug. 11, presided over by Prtsident Donna Schmelzer. The fair was discussed, and it was decided to hold election of officers the meeting after next. A club picnic was planned to be held on Aug. 27 at 5:30 p.m. at the home of Jeff Brody. Ttrry Knutson gave a demonstration on how to make oatmeal drop cookies. The followiiig members of the club received ribbons at the McHenry County Fair: Terry Knutson, baking, stcond place; Larry knutson, cooking, second place; Ro er Wright, garden, first plact; trees and shrubs, second place; Jeanne Wright, freezing first place, Ken Wright, small engines,, sec ond place; auto safety, secohd electricity, first placej Jiandi craft, second; Jeff Brody*. hahd icraft, first place; DorHia' Sch mtlzer, flowers, first! "place freezing, first place; Carrol Lurran, sewing first'|Hace; freezing, first place; cooking, second place; handicraft, second place; gardening, second; and flowers, first place. Jeff Brody, Reporter FREE Cullom Lake, and approved by me this 15th day of August, 1966. ARTHUR STUHLFEIER Village President ATTEST CAROL BATEMAN Village Clerk PASSED: August 15, 1966 APPROVED: August 15, 1966 (Pub. Aug. 18, 1966) For Acne Pimples and Blemishes. New, amazing medicated AKTEX gets rid of over<> active oily skin, acne pimples and blemishes fast. Saves you from going through life with ugly pits and scars that squeezing causes. AKTEX does the squeezing for you and leaves your skin smoother and petal soft. AKTEX is not a greasy coverup but a medicine which when used regularly is guaranteed to help clear up your complexion or your money back. Now, for a limited time only* buy the regular $1.98 size of AKTEX and receive free AKTEX medicated soap. AKTEX is sold with a money back guarantee by: NYE DRUGS 1325 N. Riverside Drive McHENRY Total General Government: $ 3,800.00 2. Police Department: Furcjhase of Police Car $ 920.00 note and remembering them in your daily prayers also. See you all right here again next time so be sure to take good care of yourselves. A m if m CfV222Y A whale a Freezer -it a low pks• iely mi cmw mm Bmi KM3ECST ISEOS •/US we ECONOMY II FOOD FREEZER l oldg up to 406 lbs. of food. «• Offers twnck£l sforaf#! v B«W to S-S Steataisl LUNCH BOXES . _ * jii LUNCH KITS & TB0S1MO3 Banjo LUNCH BAGS *375 Bicycle SADDLE BASKETS '389 Other BICYCLE BASKETS $ji)l *^25 Bicycle PADLOCKS 59** *aM Combination LOCKER PADLOCKS 6§'. sl59 Metal WASTEBASKETS 98 Metal FILE CABINETS Empire FOOTBALL & TEE *|®8 Pennsylvania FOOTBALLS Hutch FOOTBALLS $H|S0 I i 2 0b: Heed signs that warn you where school traffic is to be found. 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