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* C-» &> • PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1973 West Shore Beach CONNIE SCHMIDT 385-7841 Road-Water Problems On May 12 Agenda A special order of association business will take place at the beach May 12 at 4:30 p.m. The current condition of the roads will be brought up as well as the water problems that now exist. If this affects you in any way your involvement is obligated. Many people have expressed their desire for improvement, yet volunteer workers are very scarce. Those interested will make an effort to attend and let it be known that they care. Everyone is busy with personal activities and could give the usual excuses. However, the small minority who attends meetings feels the time is well spent. Your West* Shore Beach Property Owners association urges you to become a part of your community. With weather permitting, come to the beach to show your concern. Other­ wise the meeting will be held at the Schmidt residence, 5407 Highland. Please be there Saturday, welcome! Everyone is WOMEN'S AUXILIARY A fine evening of fun on May 4 was enjoyed by the ladies of West Shore Beach at the home of Lorraine Hagen. Those at­ tending included Ann Garrelts, Marie Wegner, Erna Piatt, Bonnie Ketchum, Lucille Nelson, Lyall Andersen, Grace Latimer, Pat Hartmann, Dolores Jaburek and Connie Schmidt. A great discussion of old times and happy moments was shared by everyone. The attendance award was gladly accepted by Dolores Jaburek. Also, refreshments were provided by the hostess and auxiliary members. Try to attend our next meeting on June 7 at Marie Wegner's. We will be looking forward to seeing some new members. HUGE SUCCESS The glass and tin can collection held on April 28 at the McHenry Market Place proved to be very worthwhile for the West Shore Beach Women's auxiliary as well as the residents of McHenry. Those helping to make the day a success included Harold Johnson, Boyd Knaack, Carl Ritter, Fred Schmidt, Mrs. Beverly Johnson, Mrs. Dolores Jaburek, Mrs. Curt Erickson and Mrs. Connie Schmidt. Without the truck service of Mr. Johnson and Mr. Knaack, the collection would not have been able to take place. We need to get more ladies for the last Saturday of this month, May 26. Our own residents should still continue saving their glass and tin for the collection. A helpful hint to those of you who do not haVe the time while cooking to squash tin cans: rinse cans out and place in a box or bag until later when you have more time to remove paper and cut remaining bottoms off. Please help us by saving since we do need your support. Call me or an auxiliary lady for in­ formation or pick-up service. FIELD TILES It has been brought to may attention that our existing trenching problems can be complicated by broken field tiles. Our subdivision has a system of drainage tiles throughout the area that move surface water toward the lake. If by accident from digging in your garden or from any other digging you break a tile, it will need to be replaced to avoid a flooding of the surrounding Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 New Village Appointments Are Announced New village appointments have been made as follows: treasurer, Donald Whynot; village attorney, Samuel D i a m o n d ; c o n s u l t i n g engineers, Baxter and Woodman; building inspector, Norman Morrison; sanitation inspector, John Foute; elec- property. Some of our existing water problems have been caused from broken tiles. Everyone should be made aware of these tiles and take caution while digging. PERSONALS Many get-well wishes are extended to the following members of our community; a speedy recovery to Larry Russell who injured his arm last week, a happy hello to Virginia Posthuma recovering nicely, and cheerful thoughts to Eleanor Swanson who has been ill. Remember your mom May 13! FLOWERS & GIFTS y V V Especially If They're From -- SPECIAL -- ONE DOZEN ^I'owarwccJ SWEETHEART «<SS $9.95 POM PON MUMS in a basket CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANT -- and a --• 1 Lb. Box of Fannie May Candy $7.95 -- or -- CUMBIDIUM ORCHID CORSAGE -- and a -- 1 Lb. Box of Fannie May Candy $7.95 [owe For Mother's Day. Sw€et SuTprise^Her*! A Basket of Blooming GERANIUMS AND IVY $7.50-$12.50 ...for the mother who loves beauty ALL Summer long. (FREE * DF LIVERY) * \ Beautiful spring flowers in a permanent keepsake: a hand- painted Italian ceramic basket. That's our surprise for your Mom. Just call or visit us ... as a Member of FTD we can send your Sweet Surprise almost anywhere in the U.S. or Canada. Or send Mom a beautiful green and growing plant, accented with fresh flowers... in the same exclusive ceramic basket. Order Mom's Sweet Surprise early --don't disappoint her! iti f d°i>iZZp°n£'?" 3 I owe i* wood FLORIST NURSERY GARDEN CENTER Open Daily 8-5:30; Sat. 8-5; Sunday 9-5 ROUTE 14 at 176, CRYSTAL LAKE (815)459-6200 c trical inspector, Pat Lass; director of Civil Defense, Walter Shappert; Board of Appeals, chairman, Norman Morrison; Floyd Goss, Tom Schmidt, Donald Whynot, Jim Krein, John Sulock, and Santo Bisceglia; Planning com­ mission, Herb Zabroski, Earl Reese, Terry Morrison, George Nixon, Tony Klama and Tom Schmidt; police force, Sgt. Monteleone and Officer Zabroski; building main­ tenance, Raymond Schorsch. If you have any problems in the village, find the heading in the above listing and contact the person named and your problem will be handled much faster than calling someone who will refer you to one of the above. The phone number to dial for other village business is 385-1117, that is the village clerk's office number. To reach President Hyatt, call 385-2101. SPRING CLEAN-UP The clean-up mentioned in last week's column is intended for Lakemoor. The date once again is set for May 19. You still have time to sort out the things you wish to dispose of from the items you want to keep. Mark the date on your calendar now, so you won't forget it. LILYMOOR AUCTION Have you thought about what you can donate for our silent auction? If you have an item or two set aside for that purpose and don't know who to give it to before May 19, call me and I will let you know before the date of the affair. APPRECIATION Recognition is in order for the RECEIVES LIBERTY BELL AWARD - A happy Ray McGee, right, of 1621 N. Riverside drive, McHenry, expresses surprise and pleasure as he accepts the 1973 Liberty Bell award from Atty. Michael Caldwell, president of the McHenry County Bar association. The presentation was made May 1 in a formal ceremony held at the new courthouse. The Liberty Bell award is given annually to some lay person who has contributed significantly to strengthen the effectiveness of the American system of freedom under law. ladies who served as judges of the village election, for a job well done and for the many hours involved. The ladies who served were Helen Para, Myra Zabroski, Rita Christiansen and Enid Bisceglia. LADIES LEAGUE Members held their annual birthday party in the home of Eunice Tobey. This party was twice as enjoyable, due to the fact that once a year all THE MCHENRY MEDICAL GROUP ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF THE OFFICES OF Benjamin J. Massouda, M.D. to Toronto, Canada as of July 1st, 1973; Al Patient records will remain with the Medical Group THE MCHENRY MEDICAL GROUP ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF Honeid M. Baxamusa, M.D. July 1st, 1973 Practice Limited to Internal Medicine Hours by Appointment Office Location: 1110 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois 815-385-1050 members' birthdays are celebrated, but this year the date happened to be the actual date of Helen Paras' birthday. After the festivities, the ladies held their regular meeting, then they played their usual games. The winners were Joan Delatorre, first; Julia Kraus, second; Jo Johnson, third; Rose Zalenka, fourth; and Mary Crudede won the booby prize. See you next week. Offer Intensive Language Review In College Course Eight-week intensive review and conversation courses in French and German will be offered during the summer session (June 11-Aug. 8) at McHenry County college. Courses will be held Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Each carries 2 college credits and is transferrable to surrounding universities. "The courses are intended for students with at least two years of high school French or German or one year of college language. Other students should get the instructor's consent. The courses will be run on an individual basis with each student's review and advancement needs taken into account. A good deal of work will be done with tapes in the college language laboratory. "Those students returning Here & There In BUSINESS COMPLETES SCHOOLING Graduation exercises Friday evening, April 27, in St. Louis, Mo., climaxed a week of in­ tensive training for Wm. E. Miller of McHenry. He and thirty other district salesmen of the Ralston Purina company took part in a headquarters school designed to update the sales force in the Chow division. CHANGE NAME The office of the Secretary of State has announced a change in name from George W. Kotalik Studio and Camera Center, Ind., to Shot and Shutter, Inc. Automobiles in U.S. travel a distance equal to 40 million times around the world, each year. from a four-year university who wish to improve their French or German during the summer will find this course of service," according to Erwin C. Cornelius, language instructor at MCC. A complete schedule of classes is available from the registration office at the college. Registration in­ formation is also available. The college is located at 6200 North­ west highway, Crystal Lake. MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 W. RTE. 120. McHENRY spurgeons Sexy! Seitekina! Ye-Ye! Sportybird! Sexy in any language starts with Speak the King's English in Lovable fashions! Lovable's body "English" comes in provocatively patterned smooth sheer lace. Bra, with show y camisole straps and stretch all around. White, white/pink or white/blue, A-B-C 34-38, $4 Matching bikini, S,M,L, $1.50 Enter Lovable's "Sexy in any Language" sweepstakes--get details in Spurgeon's foundations department! 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