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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 • PLAINDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,1985 Neighborhood news McCullom Lake: Don't start without a permit The last board meeting of March was held Tuesday evening, the 26th. The entire board of trustees approved the two taverns' liquor licenses for the next year. Trustee Valentine issued two permits. It was reported that some work is being done to houses without permits. If this is the case, you will be charged double for the permit. Why not play it safe and contact the building trustee at 385-4903, before you start construction? During health reports, gar­ bage was discussed. It seems that after the snow is gone, debris lying around is GET INVOLVED I received a letter from the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce in regard to Fiesta Days. They believe there are many talents within our village from which to draw, and possibly .many unidentified groups or organizations which coula make significant con­ tributions to the parade. They encourage these people to submit an entry and also advise that music should be included if at all possible. Call the office at 385-4300. get involved and have a good time. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes are sent to my son Shawn, who celebrated his fifteenth year April 4; Roger Gates blew out 14 candles April 6; Donna Gates' cake was on fire April 7; and April Lorc*1's sPec day was "Happy Birthday" wishes for this week go to Tom Wade, celebrating April 11; Gust Hemm opens his cards April 14; and Mary Jo Farrell shares April 16 with Terry Bailey and Roger Loewe. ANNIVERSARY Our anniversary couple for this week is Monty and Nancy Yates, celebrating another year of togetherness April 11. COMM. CALENDAR •• April 11-Ladies of the Lake hobby night--8 p.m. Beach House-All ladies welcome. April 16-Conservation Club- Mtg. 8 p.m.-Beach House-All residents encouraged to attend. SOFT WATER RENTAL 9" H. mo. rent o sofTN •NO installation charge •NEW fully automatic softeners •TWO year option to buy withp^ \ • FULL rental fee deducted ^ •ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 • ARLINGTON SOFT WATit CO. _ noticeable. It is unlawful to kc s lying around r. Needless to garbage or debris on your property. Say, it is a health hazard and should be properly disposed of, or you may receive a ticket. Spring is hear, so let's clean up an^riajyyijresj^tar^^^^ Dawn MUler \ 385-4901 CONDOLENCES % We wish to express our sin­ ce rest sympathy to Roland liiighes and his family on the recent loss of his wife Alice. She suffered a long time with her Illness and is now at rest. The Hughes family will be in our thoughts and prayers for the difficult days anead. NEW GRANDSON Jeffrey Joseph, the second child and first son of Tim and Gloria Hocin of Wonder Lake was born March 22. He tipped the scales at 8 lbs. 4 oz. and measured 20 inches long. He has a one-year-old sister Jessica. Maternal grandparents are Don and Geraldine Milbratz of McCullom Lake. Sally Hocin of McCullom Lake is the paternal grandmother. Congratulations to the happy family. OFFICE HOURS The village clerk's, office hours will remain the same .through the month of April; Wednesday and Thursday, 2 through 6:30 p.m. and Saturday, • 10 a.m. through 1 p.m. The expiration date of vehicle stickers is stamped right our the sticker, so you know they ex- pired March 31. If you are driving with an expired sticker, you probably wil receive a ticket and the fine could total $50. Yckv, will have to get into the office and buy a sticker if you plan on living in this village. This is also a good time to renew boat stickers. The initial fee for the first year is $3 ; and $1 few every year thereafter. 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