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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2.1983 McCullom Lake: RESIDENTS VOLUNTEER TO TAKE VILLAGE SEWERAGE SURVEY At the Oct. 25 village board meeting, two concerned residents sat in the audience. One of them, Rich Wolf, volunteered to help with the doorio-door private sewerage disposal system survey. Two other residents volunteered over the phone. We are very glad to have these three volunteers out of this village with a population of Was of the last census. The vdlage hoard members will be making up the rest of the volunteers fioing IKor-to-door. The survey is step number 1 in determining what are the septic problems in our community. During police reports, one of our officers resigned, and a previous officer was re­ appointed. fhree buildlng permits were issued in the last two weeks. ' Dee Valentine is our building and zoning trustee. If you have any questions or need a work permit, please contact ner at 385-4903 The first board meeting of November was changed to Nov. 1 since there will be an election on Nov. 8. The next board meeting for November will be held on the fourth Tuesday, Nov. CLERK'S HOURS ^The clerr« hours are still on p.m. Ii" this is toconv«S!ent6for you, please call 385-2211 first and make other arrangements. Also, a reminder that boatirare to be picked up off the beach by Nov. 1, or they will be hauled away. If you have any questions con­ cerning boats, contact Trustee Lois Parenti at 385-3140. SHOOTING GUNS Complaints have come in about to and Pellet holes in house windows. It is unlawful, besides being unsafe, to shoot at anyone's home. We have an ordinance against the discharging of BB or pellet guns in village limits.lfbarrying a gun, it must be in non- operating condition, which means in a case or broken down. Parents, are you watching your children closely? GET WELL flWnlr IT^spfli ta K>MM# iMigl I lliJ A S aim IVUA UI to IIUIUV IWSUIIK comfortably after recent surgery. We wish him a speedy ana full recovery. Also, Frank might enjoy some company. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes are sent to Jean Reid, sharing Oct. 26 with David Miller and Jeffrey Lawson, who blew out five candles on that date; Jamie White left her teen Years behind Oct ̂ 28* Steve Sarabia and Randy Wright shared Oct. 29; Rich Reiter opened his gifts Oct. 30, and Jim Wyman and Donny Fischer shared in another year Oct. 31. Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Annie Lenhart and Patrick Loewe on Nov. 2; Glenn Gates shares Nov. 3 with Vic Sarabia celebrates Nov. 6 and Monty Yates toasts in another year Nov. 8. Many happv returns to all. Belated anniversary wishes go to Archie and Mae Aubin, who shared Oct. 27 with John and Eileen Klapperich, celebrating 32 vears together. Our anniversary couple for this week are Ron and Irene Suchor, celebrating 26 years of love together. Congratulations to all couples and we wish them many more years of bliss. ANNIVERSARIES Have you marked Saturday, Nov. 12 on your calendar? That is the date for the Beach Gals fourth annual Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale. Table and space rental are still available. If interested, contact Laurie Olson, 344-3864 or Linda Bacon, 385-7415. The doors will open at 8:30 a.m. and stay open until 4 p.m. There will be refreshments and prizes hourly. , All proceeds from this event benefit the children of this village, so please support this bazaar and plan on attending. COMING EVENTS £ Nov. 2, Wednesday - Beach Gals meeting at Linda Bacon's home at 2811 Spring Road at 7:30 p.m. All ladies are welcome. " Nov. 8 - Tuesday, non­ partisan election. The polling place is the beach house. The hours are 6 a.m. through 7 p.m. (Out 8tfi nniuElsazu INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE!! SPECIAL LOW PRICES!! . v REDUCTIONS TO 75% FURNITURE. HOUSES. DOLLS. ACCESSORIES. ETC. No Special Orders or Lay-aways • No Exchonges • No Refunds HRS: TUES. THRU FRI. 10 AM-3 PM • SATURDAY 10 AM-5 PM Sale ends Saturday, Nov. 5th at 4:00 PM Robin's Roust miniatures and doll houses 131 CENTER STREET GRAYSLAKE. ILLINOIS 60030. . .... r* (3121-2234455. -- ••••••••••••••••••ill! GREAT BODIES FOR SALE McHenry Nautilus HEALTH & FITNESS CLUB i NAUTILUS CONCEPT To afford an individual to develop to his/her maximum strength and fit­ ness as efficientlyas possible. This goal is achieved by utilizing the most advanced equipment, trained instructors and scientifically researched training principles. wm -- SKIERS! Let us get you in shape for this season! CREAI SIFT IDEA! 804 MILL ST. • McHENRY Behind Taylor Made Golf company Headquarters LOOK GREAT FEEL GREAl̂ BE GREAT! FREE TRIAL WORKOUT 344-2202 HOURS: MON-FRI 6 a.m. until 10 p.m. SAT 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. SUN 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. A COMPLETE NADTILiS WORKOUT REQUIRES 30 MINUTES & i $520,000 in Christmas Club Checks are coming to you, McHenry! J Pat McKenna, McHenry State Bank's genial mailman, feels like Santa Claus as he prepares Christmas Club Checks for mailing. Over 2,000 smart savers can now enjoy the fun of Christmas shopping with money set aside for just that purpose; smart planning! Christmas Shop McHenry Remember, the dollars you spend out of town are gone for good. The ones you spend at home keep on working and working to make our community a batter place In which to live and do business. Main Building: 3510 W. Elm St.> Gerald J. Carey Building: Richmond Road and Pearl Street Robert L. Weber Building: Crystal Lake Road and Lillian Street McHenry 385-1040