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) PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1972 McCullom Lake Mildred Watson Earl Murray Resigns .As Police Chief Chief of Police, Earl Murray, has resigned his position as of the end of August. Mr. Murray has been the police chief for fifteen years. He will be 385-3585 missed, not wily as the head of the police department, but as a fine citizen of the village. The Murray family is leaving the village, we wish them well. VILLAGE NEWS Can you or can't you? From day to day the situation seems to change. It is of course the swimming in the lake I am talking about. I really don't know what to say about this week, but use your own judgment. If the signs are down I suppose it will be alright to go into the water. Have fun and enjoy your summer. » A wonderful time was had by all, at the home of Mrs. Harriet McNammara, on Hickory Drive. Harriet is better known^ July 26 as "Mac" to all. There were so many goodies served, three kinds of cakes and cherries that Mac put up herself. Attending the party were, Mrs. Rose Gutt, Mrs. Mayda Shigley, Mrs. Albtfia Dill, Irene Sales, Antoinette Luto, Mrs. Irene Groh, Josie Giosa and Mrs. Ir^ne Sales, Mrs. Florence Brady. One more important note, I was so very pleased to receive a birthday card signed by all those present, it certainly gave a big lift to my spirits. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to. Magda Bergland on July 22. Happy birthday Elaine Gleeson on NEWLYWEDS Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frett on their marriage July 8. The bride is the former Patti Moerschbaecher of Lake wood. The young couple will make their home in McHenry. DOGSAND MORE DOGS Please keep your dog on your own property, if you want to keep your neighbors happy and if you don't care to pay a fine for letting your pet run at large. there have been so many complaints about this situation, please cooperate it makes for good feelings. The next most frequent complaint is the bark and whining of dogs. There have been a few people com­ plaining of some pets not having proper shelter from the weather. Please see that your, dog has the proper shelter before authorities are called in. ' GARDENS There are so many beautiful gardens in the village. The weather hasn't cooperated too well, but most of my neighbors have tomatoes, beans, cucumbers and all look great. Our garden is just green, no vegetables, but maybe next year. COMMENTS Have a good week, smile and be happy. Tomorrow is another day. This ends the complams for the week, and I must say they are all valid. Michigan is classed as being the first Great Lakes state to be discovered and described by an European (Brule, 1618). 4-H CLOTHING JUDGED - First and second year clothing projects are increasingly popular with McHenry County 4-H members. Mrs. Gladys Swanson, right front, records comments of Mrs. Barbara Byron, McHenry, during judging. In back are Margo Bush, 4-Corners 4-H club, Spring Grove; Mrs. Henry Schroeder, Greenwood Handi-Helpers leader and Lou Ann Hagenow, Greenwood Handi-Helpers member. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff Plan Carnival# Chicken Dinner At Local Church The carnival at Christ the King church will take place this Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; July 20, 21, 22 and 23. There'll be rides, games, food, drinks and fun for all. A delicious chicken dinner will be served on Sunday, July 23 from 1 to 3 p.m.; NEW BUSINESS We wish a very warm welcome to our Wonder Lake community to John and Sara Schilling. The former Wonder Lake Bible church in Wonder Center has been completely renovated by this young couple and is now known as the Schilling Funeral Home. Our best wishes to John and Sara for a successful future in Wonder Lake. Such a business has never before been established in Wonder Lake and the subject of the venture is one most of us are hesitant to deal with. But we came across something that Winston Churchill once said that we like, "I am ready to meet my maker, but whether my maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter." Amen! ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary on July 21, to Norm and Gail Williams who now read all the Plain- dealer news from their home in Ilwaco, Wash. And on Sunday, July 23, anniversary greetings to Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wright of the Wonder Lake Bible church. Also, congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Helm who recently celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding an­ niversary. FLEMING-LaGREC A NUPTIALS Kathy Fleming, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fleming of Chicago, and Scott LaGreca, son of Mr. and Mrs. James LaGreca of Wonder Lake, were married on July 8 at the Golgatha Lutheran church in Chicago. Following a honeymoon trip to Iowa, the newlyweds will make their home in Woftded Shores. Congratulations to Scott and Kathy, and a warm welcome to our Wonder Lake community to Kathy. • NEW SON A son, Robert Michael, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Matchen, 7709 Deep Spring Road, Wonder Lake, on June 20, in Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock. Robert Michael weighed 7 lbs., 728-0267 13 ozs., at birth and has a sister, Cheryl Lynn, wlip "is 4. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Huebner, McHenry and paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Matchen, McHenry. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Minnie Burns, Chicago, and Mrs. Hazel Kurz, Memphis, T e n n . G r e a t - g r e a t - ^ grandmother is Mrs. Betty Gammon, Memphis, Tenn. * - NEW OFFICERS . New officers for the Lutheran Church Women of the Nativity Lutheran church are: Jay Hansen, president; Lorraine Fejedelem, vice-president; Marian Laier, secretary; Ruby Reynolds, treasurer. The high school youth are planning to attend a Cubs ball game on Aug. 12. Some tickets are available. For more in­ formation, please contact Pastor Olson or Bruce Thacker at 385-1647. SOUTHERN VACATION Ken and Joan Scheib and their boys, Mark, Dana and Kurt, returned recently from a vacation trip to Tennessee and Kentucky. Their travels took them to the Smoky Mountains, Lookout Mountain, Rock City, a Cherokee reservation, and on the way home, a city zoo in Evansville, Ind. The boys thought the mountains were really cool and enjoyed going up higher and higher and even higher, though Mama-Joan's stomach got a bit queasy when she peered out the window and looked over the edge of the mountain. Another vacation trip for the sports minded Scheib family was a trip to Chicago to see the Cubs ball game. NEWLYWEDS Best wishes to newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dolan, Jr., who were married on July 1 at the Nativity Lutheran church. The . new bride is the former Penny Reynolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds of Wooded Shores, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dolan, Sr., of North Scituate, Mass. Following a honeymoon trip to Mackinac Island and Canada, the young couple will reside at 124 Grove Street, Scituate, Mass. I We Carry Complete Line Of- Ice, Block-Crushed and Cube B4L,CANADlUi IMPORTED B & L SCOTCH CANADIAN 2 98 MIST FIFTH HAMM'S BUCKHORN BEER Not £* 12 0z 4£Qc Iced - Cans TP €7 PEPSI or COKE «16 oz- fiQc Mies Ocr BUDWIESER or SCHLI1Z BEER 6 12 OZ. CANS Not Iced 99 C'EST BON EXTRA DRY GIN or VODKA 5 98 % GALLON GALLIANO 939 FRANCHISE TAXES Secretary of State John W. Lewis has announced that $7,368,071.12 was collected in franchise taxes and other fees by the Corporation division in June. The total is a decrease of $339,707.32 from the June, 1971, collection of $7,707,778.44. LIQUEUR 1/10 RON GRANADA RUM 2 98 FULL QUART IMPORTED FRENCH NAPOLEON BRANDY 2 98 FIFTH STROH'S BEER WHILE THEY LAST!! 1970 VINTAGE FRENCH BORDEAUX RENE DU BARRY £ WINES 89° Not Iced 24 2 12 0Z. BOTTLES 99 CASE ROUGE, BLANC or ROSE OUR NEW 0N-THE-AIR Vte Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities whtie items tast. PHONE NUMBER SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 19th thru JULY 25th PAY LESS - GET MORE! COSTA DO SOL 4512 WEST ROUTE 120 - McHENRY IF YOU LIKE LANCERS or MATEUS, YOU'll LOVE... COSTA DO SOL ROSE WINE 1 49 FULL QUART