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THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER 'SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1875 MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE VILLAGE VOTERS APPROVE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE McCullom Lake helped l ) pass the school bond issue by a margin of 23 votes, last Saturday, Jan. 11, in the beachhouse. A total of 172 persons cast a ba.lot for school district No. 15 with 96 votes for yes, 73 voting no, and three spoiled j Hots. McHenry (Precinct 1) approved the bojQd issue by a margin of 37 votes, Lakemoor (Precinct 2) defeated it by 5 votes, and Island I^ike carried strong with a large margin of votes for approval. Emma Pyritz, Marie Howe and Ann Lingemann served as judges of the election with polls open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Vic Howe was the first 885-4141 person to te but the name of last voter was overlooked in the last minute rush. The complete story appeared in Wednesday's issue of the Plaindealer. FRIGID TEMPERATURE DISCOURAGES WOMEN Only eight women were hardy enough to brave last week's Arctic air and attend the meeting of the Ladies of the Lake. The meeting was held Thursday, Jan. 9 in the beachhouse. NO business was conducted since there were not enough memh-; " for a quorun. A full page ad in the Cullom- K .oll fish derby book was ordered^ Dt'.'lline for the ad book was Jan. 15. The planned auction was postponed until the February meeting, and the gals are asked once more, to brinj interesting items for this fun fair. FIBERGLAS BASEMENT-WELL COVERS WINTER PROTECTION! You Bet! This cover is a real heat saver. Better than a storm window - keeps the snow and water from rusting out sills or rotting out the window frames. KEEPS OUT TRASH FOREVER Preserves the well drainage system-helps prevent FLOODED BASEMENTS. PREVENTS BROKEN Wl NDOWS - helps keep them clean - 95% light entry - snaps on or off of well. FIBERGLAS WELL COVERS Protects You -- Your Home! This shatter-proof CUSTOM FIBERGLASS COYER-makes grates unnecessary - STORM WINDOWS are unnecessary also - and does more than these two combined and costs a great deal less. Our Custom Cover is now serving homes in over forty suburbs of Chicago. CALL US FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CL 5- 2440*^ai\y time - or write WINDO -WELL COVER CO P.O. Box 46, Prospect Heights, 111. During the social portion 6f the evening, Carrie Kurth, Cecilia Swedberg, -Irene Johnson-, Lois Pacenti and Jean Wade captured the loot. The next meeting will be held Thursday Feb. 13, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. VILLAGE BOARD WILL ^lEET The president and trustees will meet Wednesday, Jin. 22, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. All residents of the community are cordially inv.'ted to attend. If you have a complaint or jvish to offer praise, this is the time and place to do so. UNDERGOES SURGERY IN YV AO KEG AN Mrs. Theresa Schultz was in surger/ fjr about five hours, last Monday morning at St. Therese's hospital, Waukegan. She underwent a craniotomy, and spent somewhere in the area of three Hours in the recovery room. Mrs. Schultz had been hospitalized in McHenry since the day after Christmas until her remo val to Waukegan, and is in the inten ive care unit of the hospital. Anxious hours were spent by her husband, Will, and daughter, Lynne, Lynne's fiance, Lenny Benson and this reporter. We were pleased when able to see her for a few min ites and she recognized us. Pastor David Allin of Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, was also present. Words of encouragemenl would certainly be appreciated and should be addressed to Room 642. The hospital zip code is 60085. GREETINGS TO MCHENRY FROM VIETNAM "This is Lance Corporal Jeff Levesque of McHenry and I wish everybody in McHenry, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, especially my mom and dad, sisters and brother, and Margie (Osborne)." This was the message aired on WGN radio, last Monday night about 11:30 p.m. The taped remarks were broadcast on the Sig Sakowicz program. The announcer recently returned from a three and a half week trip to Vietnam where he recorded the remarks from our boys over there. Late last week, our family received a memo from Mr. Sakowicz, stating, "Hi: Greetings from your loved one will be aired on WGN, 11:05 p.m., 1/13. Sig." There are not enough appropriate words to properly thank the gentleman for this valuable service which he is doing for fartiilies in the midwest. As late as the messages are being broadcast they are just as meaningful as if they had come during Christmas week. A most hearty THANK" YOU, Mr. Sakowicz. Our family was also very happy to welcome Jake home from Springfield where he had attended the inauguration of Gov. Ogilvie, Lt. Gov. Paul Simon, Attorney General Bill Scott and other elected state officials. -He came home just in time to hear his son's voice. Jake was accompanied by Anthony Varese; A1 Jourdan and John Licastro. PTSH DERBY Valuable prizes will be offered at the completion of the fourth annual ice fishing derby, Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 15 and 16, at the beach. A1 Kanak is general chairman of the winter sports event, sponsored by the Cullom - Knoll association. Starting time is 9 o'clock each morning and will close at 4 oclock in the afternoon. The big publicity campaign will begin soon. sW'HO WILL CAPTURE THE HONOR? We've already printed the story of the first baby of the New Year • when l'il Tommy Kacprowicz obligingly made his appearance, Jan. 2, at Harvard hospital. He also made first baby of the year awa^d at that hospital. & ' " Now we need word of the firsl t newly weds of the New Year. If you know of anyone -- male or female -- who is about to take MAYTAG CLEARANCE SA at CAREY APPL. 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Green St. Phone 385-5500 CONGRESSMAN SPONSORS NIXON INAUGURAL BRUNCh Washington is^busily preparing for the inauguration of President- elect Richard Nixon as 37th President of the United States. Inaugural inquiries and preparations are being coordinated by this congressional office while the Congress bides tirne until the new Administration takes over. Some of those planning to^attend the festivities in Washthe happy step, please alert this reporter. We will appreciate the co-operation. ORCHID OCCASIONS Surely the title of eldest resident, must go to John Oleinick who will be 93! on Jan. 19. Natal day congrats to Ed Hammerstein, also this date . . .Stephen Ilachmeister will be 4, Jan. 20 . . .Voting age for Leonard Morris, Jan. 21 ' . . .Carrie and Frank Kurth. will be celebrating 49 years of wedded bliss, Jan. 22. . . Jay CarOn turns 5, Nancy Loesch will be 25, Dawn Parenti will be 19, and birthday greetings to Marie Burg and Yogi Prather, Jan. 23. Best wishes to all. Monday was an exhausting day which contained the gamut of emotions from low to high. If we have omitted anything, please accept apologies, and we'll see you^iext week. ington have secured commemorative automobile registration plates with the result that many vehicles today are sporting red,., white, and blue D.C. licenses marked " Presidential Inaugural - 1969." The inaugural events wijlbe- ;gin with a star - studded gala on Saturday, Jan. 18, at the Washington, D.C. Armory for the benefit of rejoicing Republicans. On Sunday, Jan. 19, a reception will be tendered to Vice- President Agnew followed byan inaugural concert at Constitution hall featuring the celebrated Mormon Tabernacle choir, Anna Moffo, soprano, and Andrew W&tts, pianist. The main events will occur on Monday, Jan. 20, commencing with- the inaugural ceremony on the steps of the U.S. Capitol followed by a parade down Pennsylvania avenue to be climaxed by a series of seven inaugural balls, at all of which President and Mrs. Nixon will be present. Congressman McClory will sponsor an inaugural brunch on Sunday, Jan. 19, from 12 to 2 p.m. iri his office, 426 Cannon House Office building, to which all 12th district residents visiting Washington at that time are cordially invited. McHenry county residents who will be prominent in the Illinois delegation include Director of the Budget-designate Robert P. Mayo and Mrs. Mayo of Carv; State Rep. George W. Lindberg and Mrs. Lindbergand 12th District Chairman Mrs. Arthur Jenner and Mr. Jenner of Crystal Lake; Mr..-and Mrs. Harold Gregg and Mrs. Richard Hahn of Woodstock; Mrs. Marguerite Schuyler of Harvard and Mrs. Sylvia Miedema of Cary. Congressman McClory will escort Mrs. Mary Brooks, assistant chairman of the Republican National committee, at the inaugural ceremony. The Congressman and Mrs. Brooks will be part of the official inaugural party accompanyisng the President and Mrs. Nixon. CENTER CERTIFICATION H. Douglas Singer Mental Health Zone center at Rockford became the twelfth state mental health facility to be fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals and the first Zone center to receive certification. Accreditation indicates that a facility has met national standards for quality patient care and , allows expansion of training programs for medical students, - psychiatric residents and nurses through affiliation with teaching institutions. Accreditation will allow the state of Illinois to collect Medicare funds for qualified patients treated at the Zone Center. 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