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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY* DECEMBER 7. It77 4 McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell t • % 344-1575 Sportsmen Rule Breakers Threatening Now that the snow has indeed fallen, and there is plenty to go around (anyone is welcome to my share), snowmobilers are out in full force. Most of these people are very careful and considerate, and keep on the paths, but of course, there are a few who are inconsiderate and these are the ones who are dangerous. They find it necessary to ride on the roads or across people's lawns instead of riding on the designated paths, or they shoot across streets without scouting for traffic. Mini-bikes are guilty of this, too: I've seen lots of them around lately, even in this kind of weather. If you like this type of ac­ tivity, please be careful, and obey the safety rules. There are many well-marked trails all around the area for you to ride on, so stay on than and everyone will breathe a little more easily. s IN MEMORIAL Villagers will be saddened to know of the death of a former resident, Edward Brady, who lived at 5110 East lane for some years, and resided in the McHenry area for many eyars. Mr. Brady passed away Nov. 30 in an Oak Lawn nursing home of pneumonia. He had lived in the home since the death of his wife. His remains will rest in a local cemetery, so that his final days will be spent in a place he loved. WHO DONE IT? Somehow, the picture that was hanging in the kitchen of the beach house is missing. It was taken down by the Halloween spook house com­ mittee to decorate for the spook house, and has not been seen since. If someone inadvertently took it home for safe-keeping, or if you know of its whereabouts, please call Gene Huff immediately. The picture is a montage of photos from the Bicentennial party at the beach in August of 1976. There will be no questions asked; we just want the picture back. v REMINDER The shopping days before Christmas are slowly, or maybe not so slowly, dwin­ dling, so hurry and finish your shopping. Don't get caught running around at the last minute, unable to find what you wanted for that special someone. Make Christmas more fun for everyone by finishing your shopping early, in McHenry, of course. CELEBRATION Jerry and Jackie Raycraft, along with Denny and Janet Conway, celebrated their anniversary together as usual with a night out on the town. Jackie reports that a fine time was had by all four of the celebrants, and I wont go into any details so Jerry won't kill me. Glad you had a nice time, folks, BEACH GALS Don't forget the Beach Gals meeting, which is Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 7:30 at the beach house. Plans for the fish derby will be started, so be ready to hold up your hand when I ask for volunteers for the com­ mittee. I have some new ways to deal with uncooperative people. ' Someone is going to bring a turkey home from this Beach Gals meeting and maybe it'll be you. Come to the meeting and find out. BIRTHDAYS No anniversaries again this week, but lots of happy bir­ thday wishes to send out. Among those celebrating birth­ days this week are Patty Cunningham, Barb Elliott, and Jo Anne Weisenberger, who all have birthdays Dec. 8; Seth Elliott and LaVerne Loewe, who have birthdays Dec. 9; Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff y 728-0267 Scout Pack Welcomes New Members Nov. 30 The flag ceremony opened the meeting of Cub Scout Pack 145 at Harrison school Wed­ nesday, Nov. 30. Two new Bobcats, Glen Berggren and Doug Leman, were introduced by Cubmaster William Hauck and given their Bobcat badges and pins. Ad­ vancing to Webelos were Rick Jacobson. Jim Wautelet, Mel Larson. Bill Howard. Ricky Zabel and Drew Penrod. These boys were welcomed by Webelo leader. Doug House, who ex­ plained briefly the work being done with his group. Edith Brendle and Kelly Keith, who celebrate birthdays Dec. 10: George Scarbrough and Gert Walter, who share Dec. 11 as their big day; Nancy Yates, who will be one year older Dec. 12; and Janet Michels and Elaine Wentzel, whose bir­ thdays both fall on Dec. 13. Hope you all have fun days, and here's hoping you don't get all "combination" Christmas- birthday gifts! It's not your fault you were born this near fhristmas. right? Five Webelos were awarded the engineer award. Drew Penrod, Mike Hauck, Ricky Zabel, Mike Dicker and Billy Howard. ,Next, Lee Berggren was advanced to Boy Scouts. During the month of December. Pack 145 will be collecting canned goods which will be distributed by the Wonder Lake American Legion post to the needy in the area. Also, the dens will be working on homemade ornaments for the Christmas tree. Each den at the pack meeting presented an Indian dance, wearing Indian clothes that they had made and using in­ struments. also made in their den. An enthusiastic game of "Bringing Home the Bacon" followed, with refreshments and a closing flag ceremony completing the evening. BIRTHDAYS Happy eleventh birthday to Barbara Ann Brisinte Dec. 8. Happy birthday to Joanne Hallerud Dec."8. Happy tenth birthday to Gary Stilling Dec. 9. Happy birthday to Barbara Heaver Dec. 9. Happy fourteenth birthday to Tommy Burrows Dec. 10. Happy birthday to Marlene Malo Dec. 10. Happy seventh birthday to Todd Parquette Dec. 11. Happy birthday to Mary Jane Mogdans Dec. 12. Sale Beer Not Iced ********** We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities On Sale Items No Sales To Minors WINES AND LIQUORS' MERCHANTS 4610 W. RTE. 120. McHFNRY, ILLINOIS' DEC 710DEC 13 KSXF0M lOUR MDITI0NALL •low case! •prices.! IMPORTED CANADIAN! MDULVEII WHISKY PRICES IIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII • BEU. RINGERS* OF THE WEEK! HOLLAND HOUSE BELL'S HIGH 90 PROOF with any Vodka Purchase 8 -16 0Z. BOTTLES 99' ITALIAN STYLE PLUS DEPOSIT CANFIELDS MIXERS 4 QUARTS QQ PLUS DEPOSIT LIQUEUR 399 FIFTH LIMIT TWO BLENDED WHISKEY SWEET OR DRY CALLO 24-12 0Z. BOTTLES ARROW BROWN CREME DE CACAO WHITE CREME DE CACAO PLUS DEPOSIT FROM McHENRY COUNTY'S LARGEST IMPORTED & DOMESTIC WINE SELECTION IMPORTED GERMAN LIEBFRAUMILCH l 99 FIFTH 6ALL0 VARIETAL WINES • Ctienin Blanc • Zinfandel • French Colombard • Ruby Cabernet • Sauvignon Blanc MAGNUMS 2 FOR 5®° BLACK LABEL 6 PACK 99c NO RETURN BOTTLES Budweis** 2 99 12 PACK 12 0Z. CANS IMPORTED ITALIAN ASH SPUMANTE 299 FIFTH IMPORTED DANISH CARLSBIIRG ELEPHANT 2" MALT LIQUOR t> PACK BOTTLES Glugg Makers Special CRIBARI BURGUNDY FULL GALLON (Burgundy unly) OLD CHICAGO LIGHT OR DARK 24-12 0Z. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT 3" Happy seventeenth birthday to Stephen Mathews Dec. 12. Happy fourth birthday to Andy Stilling Dec. 13. Happy tenth birthday to Jimmy Wagner Dec. 13. LAKE VISITOR "Old Pro" Vic Gustavson was in town visiting diving the week of Nov. 15 at the home of Kenneth Schroeder. Vie was 70 years young Nov. 22. Friends wish him many mere bir­ thdays. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is...Brian, Kathy and little Kim Powers, Wayne, Arleen and little Harry Benson all spending Sunday, Nov. 27, together at the Chicago stadium watching a really beautiful Ice follies show. Being only five rows from the ice, Kim and Harry especially enjoyed seeing all the Sesame Street characters on ice. After Fighting the weather and bad roads back to Wonder Lake, they all enjoyed going out to dinner. Happiness is...catching the tail end of Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas special on TV after the Cub Scout pack meeting and thinking of how this year Bing will be spending his Christmas with the original Christmas cast. Happiness is...baking a batch of Christmas cookies, just for practice, and eating 'em all up! Happiness is...enjoying the window decorations at the Plaindealer - whether it's Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas or whatever - they really excel in beauty. Happiness is...enjoying the loveliness of our "mar- shmallow world" after a snowfall (and wishing we could find a way for it to fall every place but the roads.) Happiness is...Tom and Gaile Misiak, welcoming a group of Webelos and their leader, Doug House, to the construction site of their new home, so the boys could work toward their scouting engineer badge. Happiness is...an Advent "calendar that unfolds the true story of Christmas, day by day, for the enjoyment and an­ ticipation of young kids and old kids. Happiness is...finding just the right gift at just the right price. Happiness is....Peace. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Dec. 15, Cub Scout 456, Pack meeting Dec. 18, American Legion Christmas party for the kids, 2 p.m. Village of McHenry Shores Jude Lo Froncis - 385-5067 Proof Problems »_^orney> General Scott's Consumer Protection office is sorting thropgh ^serfie 3,000 photographic proof prints in an attempt to return the photos to their owners. A Golconda, 111., firm, Photo Gifts, Inc., went out of business without returning the photos to customers who had ordered them. Matrimonial Vows Repeated In Winter Rite Saturday, Nov. 19,1977, at St. Mary's church Bob Dobbertin, son of Bob and Betty Dobbertin of the Shores, and Donna Humann, daughter of Don and Carol Humann of Lakeland Park, were united in Holy Matrimony by Father Baumhofer. Sue Hoffman of McHenry was maid of honor and Barb Humann and Dottie Dobbertin were bridesmaids. Jim Grabowski, Jr., of McHenry was best man. Doug Freund and Steve Himpelmann of Johnsburg were groomsmen. The rings were carried by Tony Zidek of Wonder Lake; Tony, the National Easter Seal child, had the rings pinned to his boutonniere. Steve Buss of McHenry and Rein Dobbertin, III, of Chicago served as ushers. One hundred and seventy guests attended the reception following the ceremony. The guest list included the bride's paternal grandmother, Alice Humann, and the groom's maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Murawski, Jr., and paternal grandfather, Reinhold J. Dobbertin, Sr., all of Chicago. A honeymoon weekend was spent at the Chateau Louise. The lovely couple are living temporarily with the Dob- bertins while their new home is being built in Windy Prairie Acres. Both Bob and Donna are 1974 graduates of McHenry high school. Donna is employed at an insurance firm in Lake Zurich, and Bob is employed as a carpenter-roofer in Waukegan. We wish the very best for these young people. May their love sustain them and provide them with a good foundation as they begin . their new life together, so that they will truly live happily ever after. BIRTHDAYS Belated happy birthday wishes are sent to Kimberly Madsen, 7 years old, who had her birthday Dec. 2. Also Robbie Luerssen, 9 years,old, who had his big day. Dec. 5. ,s Paul Grass, Dec. 6, and Vic Lawson, Dec. 8, will enjoy birthdays this month. May all of your birthdays coupled with this holiday season bring all of you the best of everything and WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF COLOR T.V.'S ft STEREOS FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER FOR ZENITH--RCA --PANASONIC |McHENRY| 385-0979 WONOCR LAKE •653-71111 7224 BAANAJtD MILL ROAD, WONOCR many more birthday celebrations. A WORD OF CAUTION Snowplowing is being done after a 1" snowfall; however, some roads are slippery and ice-crusted. These conditions make it impossible to stop quickly. Please be cautious and alert for pedestrians and other vehicles. TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED All boats must be moved from the front yards to the side or back yards. Tickets will be issued if there is a lack of complaince w„jth this or­ dinance. SNOW REMOVAL After a 1" snowfall all cars should be off the roads so that the plows can maneuver ef­ fectively. Also, remember that no parking is allowed on the streets from 2 a.m. till 6 a.m. VILLAGE BOARD NEWS Dec. 7 is the next village boarb meeting. It will be the only board meeting this month, as the Dec. 21, board meeting has been cancelled due to the holidays. He who doesn't know speaks; he who knows remains silent. I V.A. NEWS ; At least one out of ten Viet- nam-era GI bill students has ) received monthly checks for refresher or deficiency courses taken to qualify them for higher education under the GI bill's "free entitlement" provisions. The VA reports that more than 760,000 persons have taken advantage of the training op­ portunities without using any of their basic GI bill eligibility. The trainees represent more than 11 per cent of the 7 million persons who have trained under the current GI bill since 1966. Eligible GI bill students may receive full benefits while training for high school com­ pletion. Others who have completed high school but need refresher or remedial courses for entrance into training, also may take the necessary courses on a free-entitlement basis. This training is not charged to the maximum of 45 months educat ional ly ass is tance available to alljveterans during the 10 years after release from active duty, but not later than Dec. 31, 1989. li A special outreach effort by VA benefits counselors during the past year was credited with a 23 per cent increase in free ent i t lement enrol lments . Repeated contacts are made with veterans with less than four years high school in an effort to interest them in training. Complete information on all VA educational assistance programs is available at any VA office or a veterans' service organization. Rollback And Payback Two Illinois residents who sold used cars to auto dealers after setting back the cars' odometers have been fined as a result of action by the Con­ sumer Protection division of Attorney General William J. Scott's office. One man had to pay $1,500 to a Springfield Pontiac dealer* and a civil penalty of $275. 'In another odometer case, a Mason City man agreed to pay a civil penalty of $500. I AAAKE RESERVATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS EVE EARLY. (W* will b* clotad Chriitmot Day) WE WILL BE OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY DURING THE MONTH OF DECEMBER -STARTING WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7TH ̂ .. . and don't forget our weekend specials: ** FRIDAY Witt FISH FRY SUNDAY Children |)n CHAMPAGNE *3 84und#r BRUNCH SERVING 10AM TO 2PM VISIT OUR CHEESE SHOP I M O W . H t v . I 2 0 I'll, ki HIllGOLF (W« will bodosod loth* public tor dinner Sot. Doc. )OkSot..O*c 17) CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY] PHONE 385-0333 FOR RESERVATIONS