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McCullom Lake Mildred Watson 385-3585 Plan Stocking LQke With Fish During May fMie to the time and effort of so many people McCullom Lakfe will once again become a lake to be proud of. During the month of May the lake will be staked with bass and later blue gill and in the fall hopefully some of that great sporting fish northern pike will be added. Sounds great and it is trtrt as the saying goes good tilings come to those who wait. It' fe recommended that a two yifia'i waiting period be ob­ served before anyone starts fishing in the lake. This gives the fish time to spawn and to grpw large enough to have a sporting chance, and for you fishermen to enjoy your fishing to the very fullest. Many years ago McCullom Lake was clear, cool and beautiful. It can be again if *we all do our part. Maybe we can have the most b&lutiful lake in the county if toe all try. VILLAGE CLERK we all know McCullom Lwte now has a Director of dftil Defense. The ordinance hps been passed, but since tfcfere was no money involved it was not necessary to publish it. A&y interested parties are free to come to the village clerk's office to read the document. Any questions regarding any other ordinance will be ex­ plained by the village clerk. A reminder to all who have not purchased their vehicle tags, time is running out, you don't want that ticket do you? The clerk's hours are Tuesday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The address is 5210 W. Maple Hill Drive. ANNIVERSARIES A belated happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lock. Their happy day was May 3. A happy celebration to the Cricks on the eighth and to Mr. and Mrs. George Slater on the tenth and to the Leonard Swedbergs on May 12. BIRTHDAYS All boy, Roger Perschke, will be five on May 6. A very happy birthday, Roger. A very happy birthday to Mrs. Louis Berquist whose birthday is on the seventh and to Lorrie Gleeson on the same day. Happy bir­ thday to Sharon Leston on the eighth. Happy birthday to Kimberly Leston on May 9 and the same to Louis Morris on the tenth. Bill Schmidt will be 16 on the fourth. VILLAGE BOARD The next meeting of the village board will be held on No self-respecting accountant, would ever make The Silly Little Mistake. A financial man frittering away the com­ pany's money? Never! No self-respecting accountant would ever dial the Operator and ask her to place his out-of-state Long Distance calls. Not when he cpuld dial them himself and save money. Next time you make an out-of-state call, don't make The Silly Little Mistake. Dial the number yourself. It's cheaper. @ Illinois Bell May 5 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. "Skeets" Morris will be given the oath of office at this meeting and Frank Low will be there to explain the types of insurance we will need for the beach and park. Everyone is welcome. See you there?_ LADIES OF THE LAKE 'The next meeting will be May 13 at the beachhouse. Don't forget to save those usuable items for the rummage sale to be held near the end of the month. ^ CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathy to the family of John Kuczkowski, Jr., who passed away at the Pistakee Bay home April 20. Our condolences to the family of Cruz Gomez. Mr. Gomez died . April 22 in the McHenry hospital. COMPLAINT TIME AGAIN The greatest complaint is about the students who leave the bus at gate six. It seems as though some of them refuse to get out of the way of the ~ motorist. Please kids this is no way tp close the generation gap. It is dog time again. Please keep your dog in your own yard for your neighbor's sake and the dogs. MAILBOX IMPROVEMENT WEEK Here is the check list to improve your mail box. 1. Be sure your name is on the ap­ proach side. 2. Your house number on the door. 3. Fasten the box securely. 4. See to it that the post is firmly planted. 5. Check the door. 6. Check the flag. 7. The approach should be hard and level. 8. Paint the box so it won't rust. 9. Mail box height 42 inches from the bottom of the box to road level, (large mail box 40 inches.) 10. All mail boxes must be placed, so that the mail carrier will not have to leave his vehicle. Since the village has better than average mail service let's all cooperate. Make is easier for our mailman. VISITORS Mrs. Josephine Giosa was very thrilled Thursday af­ ternoon when her grand­ daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Pepoon, and son, Craig, from Carpentfersville paid her an unexpected visit. Josephijne hasn't seen them since Christmas and they had a lot to talk about. The Happy People In Town Are Those Who Read the McHENRY PLAINDEALER... - PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. 1971 HERE & THERE IN BUSINESS Poverty Gap Among Nations Subject Of Free Lecture Alfred Kwiatowski, left, construction superintendent at Real- coa's Hinswood community, congratulates Edward G. Bulger for being named February's "Tradesman of the Month". McHenry Man Is Honored As Fine Tradesman Edward G. Pueblo drive, Bulger, McHenry, 2709 was named February's "Tradesman of the Month" by Realty Com­ pany of America, Inc. A plumber for nineteen years, Bulger, 46, works for the Hickory Hills Plumbing Co., Inc., 9027 S. Roberts road, A free, public lecture on the poverty gap among nations -- and the role of the United States in helping nations to develop -- will be presented at the Wood­ stock Opera House Saturday, May 8, at 8 p.m. Denis Goulet, a widely- expert in development and so­ cial change, will deliver the lecture as part of a three- day conference on the United States and international devel­ opment being held at the nearby Woodstock center by the United Nations association. Dr. Goulet is a fellow of the Center for the Study of Dev- velopment and Social Change at Cambridge, Mass., and au­ thor of the recent publication "Is Gradualism Dead?" which deals with world-wide disillu­ sionment with the gradual im­ provement in social and eco­ nomic conditions among na- tions. Hickory Hills. He was nom­ inated on the basis of effic­ iency, productivity, craftsman­ ship, cooperation and excep­ tional workmanship. He was given a portable cassette tape recorder and is automatically eligible for "Tradesman of the Year" award. Bulger and his wife, Evelyn, have three children, Jeannie, 14; Edward Jr., 23; and Mrs. Daniel Rejno. He also has served as a de­ velopment planning advisor in Lebanon and Brazil. Holder of the Ph.D. degree from the Uni­ versity of Sao Paulo, Brazil, Dr. Goulet has also worked as a laborer and factory hand in Madrid and areas of central France, and shared the life of nomadic tribes in the northern Sahara and of Amazon Indians in Latin America. This is not the first time the historic Woodstock Opera House has been the forum for a discussion of social condi­ tions. It was first opened in 1890 for opera and during re­ cent years has been a showplace for fine arts performances, in­ cluding residential acting com­ panies starring Geraldine Page and Paul Newman, among oth­ ers. But it also has been the scene of talks by Jane Addams on the sociological consequen­ ces of industrialization, and Count Leo Tolstoy on life on the Russian Steppes. AM 'EXAGGERATE 15 ATKUTU "THAT LOST IT'S Hearts may break from suffering, uncertainty, sorrow, sin. . . . God's Word Heals Broken Hearts Hear it every day when you DIAL-A-DEV0TI0N 385-8729 hug* savings on luxury carpet... if you need cerpeting don't mies this... EXPANSION^ OOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOPB Q. • o €XSL CASH & CARRY SPECIALS ONLY 42 ROLLS OF NYLON & POLYESTER FOAM BACKED CARPET 36 DIFFERENT COLORS "vife $ 4 50 SQ.YD. 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