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PAGE 4 - PLALNDF.ALKR - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.1»78 McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 Permits A Must For Work Being Done On Homes It has been noted by people cruising through the village that there is lots of work being done on residents' homes remodeling, additions, new fences, and general im­ provements For most of these jobs, a building permit is required, and some of you have not secured them from the building inspector as yet You can call here from 7 a m on, and if I'm home I can have Tom call you back Tom is home most evenings and on and off on weekends If you can't reach him by phone, leave a note in our door and he will call you or stop by. If you start a job without a permit, you'll not only have to pay for a permit, but also a nice fine, so it would be worth your while to get a permit before you begin the work If you are in doubt about whether you need a permit, just call NEW ARRIVAL Neil and Peg Loewe, new village residents, have been adding on to their home at 5008 SUBSCRIBE To The McHenry Plaindealer And Save *8.80 Over Newstand Price Fill OUT AND MAIL OR BRING TO: McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3*12 W. Elm St. McHenry )II. 60050, wifh chwck or morMty order for for on* year subscription within McHenry County. NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP MONEY BACK GUARANTEE FOR UNUSED PORTION" Maple Hill drive, but for the kind of addition they've acquired, you don't need a permit The Loewe's first child, Michael Martin, made an early entry on Aug 21 Michael weighed 6 lbs., 9 oz., and was 19 inches long at birth Michael has lots of grand­ parents to help spoil him. and they include paternal grand­ parents Mr and Mrs. Dwight Loewe of Des Plaines. and maternal grandmother Mrs. Eileen Hartigan. also of Des Plaines. Great-grandparents are Hilda Loewe of Des Plaines, Florence Beottger of Florida, and Mr and Mrs Cecil Bowers of Orient. II Best wishes to the Loewes, and welcome. Michael HOWDY A very nice neighbor called and reported to me that we have new occupants at 4324 Lakewood road They are Nancy and Jerry Becker, who just moved in last week, and from the sound of it. they won't even have time to get settled before the celebrating begins Nancy will be observing a birthday on Sept 4, and then just a few weeks from now. on Oct 24, the Beckers will be celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary We welcome you to the village, and offer our best wishes to you BETTER LATE Another person was nice enough to call me last week, and this time it was about a special birthday, already passed Michael Turner, another new resident, celebrated a birthday on Aug 30, and we hope it was happy for hnji BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Not too many birthdays this week, and only one an­ niversary Bertha Hejkal celebrates her birthday on Sept 6. and Tony Martini has a birthday on Sept 7 Hope you two have very nice birthdays John and Marcie Kalash will be celebrating an anniversary on Sept 7. and we hope it's very happv too HAVE A GREAT WEEK! Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Rosehodulo Bogdon Show For Tony Zldok A last minute emergency prevented Dave Bogdon from performing his magic show for the benefit of Tony Zidek and the Easter Seal Society on Sunday. Aug 27. Bogdon has rescheduled the show for Saturday. Sept. 23, at 7 p.m. at Christ the King hall, promising a never-before-seen, bigger than ever, exciting magical performance Even though the show was cancelled, the people of Wonder Lake used the day to honor their most important person of 1978. Tony Zidek. this year's National Easter Seal poster child. Acting as master of ceremonies. Ron Taylor in­ troduced Walter Miller, President of the Master Property Owners association (MPOA); Les Carlson. Vice- president of the MPOA and Mary Brannberg. organizer of the Magic Show and big day for Tony Checks in the amount of $1,080 each were presented; one to Cheryl Van Zandt, executive director of the Easter Seal Therapy center in Woodstock, and one to Tony and his mom. Janice, to be used for Tony's future needs This money has been earned through efforts of the MPOA during the past months, with still more funds expected after the magic show performance Tony and his mom expressed appreciation for the kindness and generosity of everyone and their great pride in their home town. Wonder Lake BOAT TRIP The Wonder Lake Young at Hearts spent Tuesday. Aug 29. taking a delightful boat trip around Lake Geneva It was a beautiful, though slightly windy, day aboard the Polaris '. A highlight of the trip was a delicious luncheon served on board The Young at Hearts meet again on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at Christ the King hall. ANNIVERSARY Happy thirty-first wedding anniversary to Ken and Betty Gabel on Sept. 6. nappy fifth wedding anniversary to Anne and Gerry Rodenkirch on Sept. 8 WELCOME SISTER JEANNE McGUE The parisioners at Christ the King church are welcoming Sister Jeanne McGue to their parish family. Sister Jeanne is a member of the School Sisters of Notre Dame and will act in the capacity of parish minister, assisting in the education program and liturgical celebrations One of her main activities will be to begin preparing those who will receive the sacrament of Confirmation this coming year Sister Jeanne will be working with Father D.E. Tranel, pastor of Christ the King, in preparation of parents in the sacramental programs of the parish. Registration for C C D. at Christ the King will be after all Masses on Sept. 9 nd 10 at the Religion Center. Volunteers are needed for teachers, aides, typists, babysitters and in general for the coming school year. BIRTHDAYS Happy eleventh birthday to Scott Burrows, son of Tom and Audrey Burrows, on Sept. 8. Happy twelfth birthday to Steve Stilling, son of Pat and Koger Stilling, on Sept. 8. Happy twelfth birthday to Kip Miller, son of Earl and Sonia Miller, on Sept 8. Happy fourth birthday to Laura Anne Rodenkirch, daughter of Gerry and Anne Rodenkirch, on Sept. 8. Happy fifteenth birthday to Gas Burner (Kevin Goulet) on 10. Happy second bir- ly to Joseph Lee Lovergine, son of Sue and Joe Lovergine (and nephew of Stevie West) on Sept. 10. Happy birthday to a special lady, Mary Ruggero, on Sept. 11. Happy sixth birthday to James Arthur Rades on Sept. 11. Happy birthday to Art Weber on Sept. IS. HAPPINESS IS .. Happiness is...recognizing the generosity of the people in Wonder Lake in their con­ tributions to Tony Zidek and the Easter Seat" society and praising the Master Property Owners association for their successful work on this project. Happiness is....waiting for the day when everyone is settled in school and no one comes home and says. "Mom, I need ." COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 6 - Young at Hearts Meeting, Christ the King hall. Sept. 7 - Woman's Club Tea Sept. 9 and 10 - CCD Registration, Christ the King Religion Center. Sept. 10 - Master Property Owners Association Sept. 23 - Tony Zidek Magic Show Benefit, Christ the King hall, 7 p.m. Sept. 24 - Lutheran church women luncheon and service auction. Air Force Has Openings CONSUMER GUIDELINES Timepieces not worn fre­ quently should be stored In plastic bags. Wind once a week if your watch is not in constant use. Watches more than ten years old should be cleaned at least once each year. High school seniors graduating in January or June, 1979, can volunteer for guaranteed training in the United States Air Force now, and report to regular active duty following graduation, according to the northern Illinois area recruiting service. Thf Air Force's Delayed Enlistment program, which allows a person to be enlisted against a future opening, has been extended to twelve months thus allowing 1979 high school graduates to reserve an opening in their chosen field well in advance of graduation. Persons desiring to reserve a position on the aerospace team are urged to contact their local Air Force recuriter. Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 Johnsburg PTO To Moot On Tho First Tuosday Of Month The P.TO. executive committee holds its meetings the first Tuesday of each month in the Bush Learning center, and extends an invitation to all parents and teachers. You should not miss this op­ portunity, as this is a very active group, and you are most welcome to join them. In their letter of Aug 1, in­ cluded with the Info-12 letter, they covered a lot of in­ formation and also listed their scheduled activities for 1978. Further details about their meetings, or other information may be obtained by calling Mrs. Thomas (Brenda) Gutekunst of Ringwood or Donna O'Lekazy (344-1343). On Sept. 19 there will be open house at Ringwood school. TODAY .Sept 6 ...at 8 p.m., a student and parent orientation program at Johnsburg junior high school. RESCUE SQUAD DANCE Saturday, Aug. 26, proved to be a success Many folks at­ tended and enjoyed the affair, as well as the new air- conditioning in the Johnsburg Community club. The results will be of benefit to the work of the Rescue Squad HOSPITAL George Mann of Spring Grove road, recently had surgery, and is in McHenry hospital We are keeping you in our prayers, George. Our best wishes, too! Harry Bochat was scheduled for surgery on Sept. 1. He is in McHenry hospital. Our prayers are with you, Harry, as well as your family! CONGRATULATIONS! Our best wishes for a long and happy life to Jane Sullivan,, of Crystal Lake, and Roger Pechous, Jr., of Hillcrest place, Johnsburg, who were married Saturday, Aug. 26, 2 p.m. at St. TOomas the Apostle church in Crystal Lake. DATES TO REMEMBER Sept. 6 - Student and Parent orientation program, 8 p.m. for sixth grade students new to Johnsburg junior high this fall. Principal James Van Bosch, will host. 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