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-*s&mfx.**,'. \/\ Cftrole Humann 885-160# pwval Of Ordinance Affects Future wer Plans Foi* Park On Tuesday, Dec. 10, all registered voters living in the City df McHenry are asked to go-to tjfte polls and cast their vote in a Cpferendum to approve a general obligation bond ordinance tor expansion of the present sewer plant. The cost of the proposed $675,000 bond would be shared by all residents of the city of McHenry. The plant which is located on Waukegan road is adequate for the present sewer system but is quickly nearing capacity. | Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores are particularly affecteel by the outcome of this vote because without an expanded sewer plant we can't even begin to think of sewers for our community. The expanded sewer plant is the first step in the right direction for sewers in our sewer plant bond issue only - it lias nothing to do with sewers for the Park and Shores. That is a separate issue entirely and will be dealt with as the next step, completely separated from flie present issue. It is absolutely necessary that this issue be approved though, before we can even begin to think in positive terms about sewers. AH registered voters may vote in this election. If you have not registered in this precinct you may do so at the office of the You can't, of course. But maybe the thought does seem tempting sometimes. All those experts to listen to. Alf the confusion of keeping tabs on the kinds--and amounts--of coverage you need. Quit fussing and let your Country Companies agent handle your whole program: life, health, home, farm, car, business. You name it. Ymmr Country Companies cov*t*r ft • covmtMr m/tuM » count** c*su*i'* Lee B. Kortemeier Off. 338-2000 Res. 338-0975 Spx Prices On City Clerk, Earl Walsh, which is on Elm street or at the homes of) John Licastro and Vickey Bottari who are registrars for this area. Residency requirements for eligibility are that the person (21 years of age or more) be a ^ resident of the State of Illinois for one year, of the County of McHenry for 90 days and of the ward for 30 days. The entire Lakeland Park section and that part pf Lakeland Shores which is on the northside of Route 120 belongs to Ward 4 and the polling place is the Lakeland Park Community house. Unit 3 of Lakeland Shores which is that part of Lakeland Shores on the south side of the highway belongs to Ward 2 and votes at Buss Ford Sales, 3921 W. Waukegan street which is Route 120. To repeat again, and it can't be said too many times, without the passage of this bond ordinance to expand the pre sent sewer plant our chances of getting sewers in Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores are dead. The price will never get better and the need for sewers will never get less. Please get out on Tuesday, Dec. 10, and vote at the proper polling place. The polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and absentee ballots are available through Earl Walsh. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Tuesday, Dec. 3 - Boy Scouts 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4- Girl Scout Investiture 3:30 to 5:30. Thursday, Dec. 5 - Women's Club meeting - 8:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9 - Lakeland Merry - Makers 4-H club - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10 - Sewer Plant Referendum, Ward 4-6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday , Dec. 11 - Girl Scout meeting - 3:30 to 5:30 Saturday, Dec. 14 - Private party. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 We opened our meeting with the flag ceremony given by patrol 4. We then went into patrols and collected dues and then studied our parts for investiture which will be held on Dec. 4. Parents are invited and refreshments will be served. The ceremony will take place during the regular hours of the. meeting. The troop has volunteered to help a couple with errands and things like that each week. Treats were served by patrol 3. They served cookies, candy and brownies with kool-aid (that sure was filling). We decided on our Christmas gifts for our Moms and then ended the meeting with the flag ceremony and taps. Respectfully submitted, Mary Beth Humann, assistant troop scribe. BROWNIE TROOP 464 The Brownies are working on their mothers' Christmas gifts and are learning some new things while doing it. The hostess for the meeting was Mary Schooley. A committee meeting was planned for this week, and the leaders and some of the mothers attended the neighborhood meeting last week. CUB SCOUT PACK 459 The next pack meeting which Snow Tires will also l?e the Christmas party is planned for Monday evening, Dec. 16 at 7:30. This will be the final meeting for the pack as it is disbanding through lack of adult leadership. At the moment two men and three women are still active, butacubmaster is needed as well as a Webelos leader and these five people can no longer do all the necessary things needed to keep a pack healthy. The boys are there, but the parents aren't so out of necessity the pack "is officially disbanded as of Dec. 16. If through some miracle enough interested adults come forward before that time the pack will be able to continue. At the last pack meeting Bobcat awards were given to Allan Stokes, Steve Brunow and Steve Barker. Robert Schooley ? earned the Citizen and Scientist Webelos awards and moves up to the Boy Scout troop. Each den made favors which were given to the people at the Villa Rest home to brighten their Thanksgiving. The dens will have their meeting s right up until the end, and it is really a shame that it is necessary to end such a wholesome activity, which is much needed for these boys. RIGHT UP YOUR ALLEY The couples bowling league will meet for another night of revelry and incidental bowling on Nov. 30. The lineup for the night has Jack's Team on 1 with the Crooked Cranes on 2.3 and 4 are the Er-Ki-Gr-Ke's and the Bugs. The Sock It To Me's and the Ten Pins are on alleys 5 and 6 and the Nippies and Bierman's Bombers will be on 7 and 8. Hie Mosquitoes and the 8 Balls will do battle with 9 and 10 and the Klik and the Pandas are slated for 11 and 12. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Tommy Creutz will celebrate his sixth birthday on Nov. 30 and Lu McEnery and Mark Felmuth share the first day of December with Mark having five big candles on his cake. Don Arient will be fifteen on the second and Eleanor Haerle and Carole Humann are mum on that subject for the day. Clar Haerle celebrates on the third. Paul Rybak will be fourteen on Dec. 4 and Dee Frazier celebrates on the fifth. The sixth is a busy day for Lee Glorch and Joan Felmuth and Marge Webber. Dave Druml will have his cake in Hawaii and Renee Plucinski will be seven years old. Best wishes to all of you. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwetz 7:75 x 14 _ - -- 6:50 x13 7:75 x 15 19.40 6:00x13 15.50 # 20.00 *'4 23.50 8:45 x 15 8:45 xl5 ANTI-FREEZE % OFF Complete stock of Truck - Passenger - Tractor Tires McHenry lire Mart 3931 W. Main, McHenry 385-0294 will add another year to their collection of many happy year6 together when they celebrate their wedding anniversary on Nov. 30. Penny and Don Veenhuis who recently moved to Fort Atkinson, Wis.,, will celebrate* their ninth on Dec. 6. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK Get out the old calendar and mark a few very important dates. These VIP dates are Dec. 7 for the snowball dance at the American Legion, and Dec. 10 for the sew^r plant referendum. One is fun for the soul and the other is something which will affect your entire life in this area. Hammy, but true. ,4 Ann Herzog was visiting with Edna and Tom Hountras most of last week. Ann whq. moved to Norwalk, Conn., flew Into &m Hare Held where She-was met by Lu and Tom McEnery on Nov. 16. She stayed with them in Elk Grove Village for the few days before coming out to her old stamping grounds. She was able to see many of her old friends and you better believe ; that a few pinochle games were squeezed into the agenda. She was to spend a weekend in Lombard with relatives and then move on to St. Louis where she will spend Thanksgiving with her daughter and stay until Christmas time. Sounds like the gadabout we all knew. Patti McCarthy celebrated her fifth birthday last week with luncheon for Karen Krieger and her mom, Bonnie, Jody Harris and her mom, Carol, and Jeannie Jorgenson and her mom, Rose, and •'Irene Koehl. After school Scooter andSherrie Koehl came over for some birthday cake and lots of good wishes for a happy birthday. Get - well wishes to Tom Hou^ ntras who has been under the weather with the flu. and to everyone else who isn't feeling up to par. Bill Humphreys was discharged from the Navy last week and received a ribbon of commendation for meritorious service in Vietnam upon his discharge. Don't know which is better, the medal or the discharge, but glad he's home. SAFE DRIVING One quarter of all traffic accidents and better than one third of all traffic fatalities last year were the result of intersection accidents. Never argue the right of way, advises the Institute for Safer Living. Always be ready and willing to yield tQ other^. Shop In McHenry n 9 i ^ ^ j ^ | ^ Friday, November 29, 1968 - Ploindealer - Pg. 9 EVA FREUND PHONE 675-2135 Unfinished Largest selection of unfinished furniture in McHenry County 3 drawer Desk Lamptable - Gossip Maple Bench jokcase - Cobblers Maple Bench and many more while supply lasts - Come in Early Open Sunday 9 to 1 ROSENTHAL'S BUILDING SERVICE CENTER Main St. & Crystal Lake Ave. Crystal Lake ORGANIZATIONS ENJOY MANY ACTIVITIES Sixty members and guests of the Lotus Lountry Woman's Club enjoyed the smorgasbord in Lake Geneva on Wednesday afternoon. Members of the Lotus Club had a short business meeting and voted to pay all their philanthropies. It was announced that the Christmas , party would be held on Dec. 18 at the home of Mrs. Frank Heineman. The Christian Mothers had their regular meeting in the parish hall on Thursday night. Mrs. Catherine Kagan, who was recently named Catholic Woman of the year, was the honored guest. A tribute to her was made by three past presidents, Mrs. Berenice Wipper, Mrs. Frank Heineman and Mrs. Charles Freund and gifts were presented. Sandwich loaf and fancy cookies were served and the table was beautiful with flowers, decorated cake and silver service. Slides from Hawaii were shown by Sah Hanssen, they were very interesting and greatly enjoyed. The Christmas party will be on Dec. 19 with a potluck dinner starting at 6:30 p.m. There will be a dollar gift exchange. Mrs. Norbert Klaus entertained members of her club at her home in Fox Lake on Thursday night. A dessert lunch was served and cards were played. Prizes went to Mrs. Christina Britz, Mrs. Marie Lewis and Mrs. Luella May. The Christmas party will be on Dec. 12 with Mrs. Charles Freund as hostess. TRIP TO MISSOURI Ml*, and Mrs. John Sanborn accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Schultz, Jeannie and David from Chicago to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. last weekend. They attended the graduation of Robert Krakora from basic training. Robert is the fiance of Jeannie. He will now be stationed in Alabama for extended training. GUESTS George Blanchard of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., and Mrs. Dora Blanchard of Greenwood, were dinner guests Thursday at the William Shotliff home. ATTEND FOOTBALL GAME Mrs. Agnes May visited her son, Jim May, at the University of Illinois in Champaign last weekend, and saw the football game. Tliose who went were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton, son, Dean, Mr. and Mrs.' Paul May arid Mr. and Mrs. Ken Larson of Hebron. ' HOSPITALIZED Sorry to hear that Walter Brown had a heart attack and is in McHenry hospital. Robert Buehrerisalsoaheart patient in St. Therese's hospital. He was taken by ambulance on Tuesday. Received word from Shirley Dawson that her father, Joseph Claim, has been hospitalized and is seriously ill. kw&V*--" *" -J' 1 1 NIGERIAN classroom . . . Ellis Baker, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agency for International Development;re-"'."••i' preservative in Nigeria, and Mustapha Kano work together to teach Kano's assistants to use engineering instruments to V lay out a soil conservation project Over 12,000 agricultural leaders fro ifi 30 states have studied in the United States over the past 17 years. Coniig Sot.- SM., NOV. 30, Dec. 1 » RALPH PAMOI [POLAR EXPLORER Slides 01 His n To The NORTH POLE On SKI-POO SNOWMOBILES ALSO »HOWARD MILLER Free Ski Lessons From Weil Known Ski Instructors And Hart's Exciting Ski Mcwies "THE OUTER LIMITS" & "INCHiSSiLE SECiS" SEE ALL THE EXCITING SKI-DOOS1 HO DOOR PRIZES INCLUDING A PAIR OF HART SKIS & KNEISSL SKIS ALL '69 SKI-DOOS ON DISPLAY - OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 5 SPORTS HEADQUARTERS'* Free Dryland Ski School Every Fri. 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