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PA ' E 8 -PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6,1974 McCullom Lake Gerry Mflbratz 385-8543 Vtkfcb Stickers, Dog Tags Are Due March 30 Another reminder that 1974 vehicle stickers and dog tags are due March 31. Since the thirty-first is on a Sunday, March 30 would be the last day to purchase stickers and tags. The village clerk's hours are Monday, Wednesdays, and lursdays, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. antMSaturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Her office is located at 4616 W. Parkview. This notice is being reported frequently to insure that every resident is aware of the due date. The police department says there will be no grace period or warnings at all this year. Anyone who does not have the proper stickers or tags for their dogs will be ticketed as of April 1. BEACH GALS OPEN NIGHT DISCONTINUED There will be no more chaperoning at the community center by the Beach gals on Monday nights. One incident which led to this decision was a fight between two teenage boys SPECIMEN BALLOT 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THE FOLLOWING SPECIMEN BALLO TS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE OFFICIAL BALLOT TO BE VOTED AT THE SPECIAL REFERENDUM ELECTION TO BE HELD IN MC HENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1974. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk McHenry County, Illinois OFFICIAL BALLOT PROPOSED REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY Shall a Regional Transportation Authority be YES created for Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry created for Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will Counties, Illinois? NO in the building Feb. 25. After much commotion, the fight was broken up and the boys were made to leave. Mrs. Venable and Mrs. Parks, who chaperoned that night, said there were about fifty kids present and they had no trouble with any of the rest of them. However, it was felt that it would be better to have men as chaperones in the evenings from now on. So the only definite open night each week now is Fridays, and other open nights and weekends will be depen­ dent on men volunteering their services. * BITTEN BY DOG Sergeant Jim Schultz was bitten by a stray dog Feb. 26, when he answered a complaint about the dog running loose at the bus stop at Greenwood and Hickory. The officer had gotten the dog calmed down, and was about to put a collar oirit whep the dog suddenly bit him on the hands . and ran away. Sergeant Schultz was treated at McHenry hospital, where he received shots, and also 18 stitches in his hand. The dog, about 2Vfe ft., high, is a black mixed breed, part Labrador, and hasn't been found yet. It had no collar or license and children who were at the bus stop said they had never seen it around here, before. BOYS' TEAM Boys between the ages of 8 and 12, who are interested in joining a basketball or volleyball team, are reminded to contact Ed Caron of N. Beachview. If enough boys are interested, a team will be formed, and games played Saturday mornings at the community center. AUCTION NOTES Keep those goodies coming in for the auction sale, March 30. Some real nice things have been received so far, but more items would be appreciated. Remember to call Jackie Raycraft, if you have something to donate. Household appliances, tools, furniture, and books in usable condition are among the things that will be accepted. Also, baked goods for the bake sale to be held the same day. CORRECTION Beach Gals meetings this month will be Wednesday, March 6, and Wednesday, March 20. There is no meeting March 13 as had been reported last week. PERSONALS We're happy to find out that 10 month old Jacques Rowe is now completely well and is his lively self again. Congratulations to Billy Milbratz, who took third place in the wrestling exhibitions at West Campus,»Feb. 26. Clear the roads, everybody! Cindy Cunningham's got her driver's license. BIRTHDAYS A belated birthday greeting to Gertrude Murphy, whose birthday was March 5. And to Emma Pyritz, whose birthday was the fifth too. Master Glenn Michael Gates is wished a happy birthday, March 11, when he'll be four years old. HE MADE IT Don Milbratz reached the age of 41, March 1, which is a rare accomplishment for a Milbratz. Congratulations Don, we knew you could do it. And may the next 41 be even better than the first. Knowledge comes, and fades away, if not used: wisdom > ^mes, and stays a lifetime. West Shore Beach Connie Schmidt 385-7841 Depend On Jewel For Fine Values Each Time You Shop! NEW STORE HOURS: PRICES EFFECTIVE, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, THURS . MARCH 7 THROUGH SUNDAY. MARCH 10 AT ALL JEWEL STORES IN COOK, LAKE. DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS). NEW STORE W , " „ . . 0 1FTR_ ONLY SMOKED MEATS, LUNCHMEATS, POULTRY Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. AND FROZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P.M. WEEKDAYS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY I (rod S toUS Spread Sand On Ice, Prepare For Swimming West Shore Beach is getting ready for the hot summer months. Sand purchased by the Women's auxiliary was spread by Richard Garrelts. This little improvement will be welcomed mostly by the community's children and adult swimmers. Our beach needs your support and more help is necessary for further accomplishments. Please try to attend and accept those subdivision projects undertaken for beach im­ provement. It can be better with everyone's cooperation. ASSOCIATION MEETS This Saturday, March 9, at 4:30 p.m. residents are en­ couraged to attend a sub­ division meeting at 5412 Or- chardway Drive. Your dues may be paid at this time without penalty and you may obtain stickers for your car. Your attendance would be greatly appreciated by the officers and board members. Please come. LADIES CLUB Thursday evening, March 7, at 7:30 p.m. all women are invited to the home of Sylvia Wasicak for a meeting of the Women's Auxiliary. Attending mothers will be offered free babysitting for their children as well as provided refreshments and entertainment. Please try to attend ladies! MUSICAL TALENT Millie Giddings is proud of her son, Mike, who has been playing with the West Campus stage and concert bands. On Feb. 19 Mike's friends played a happy birthday tune at the concert attended by the community. Mike has been interested in music since fifth grade and has continued to improve and reach greater goals. Mom should also be rewarded for being an active member of his audience who never misses a date. More parents should be like Millie Giddings. • BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT The Parkland School sixth grade boys have been par- ticipating in a basketball tournament at Johnsburg. Included in the line-up are Jim Johnson and Darin Jaburek who have helped their team to win their first two games. With this record they will determine second and first place winners. Good luck boys! CAR FIRE Last Wednesday evening around 9:30 p.m. the McHenry Fire Department was called to Highland Drive to extinguish the burning car of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kidd. ObviouS vandalism caused the unfortunate ac­ cident and loss of the car. We're sorry this happened to the Kidds and hope residents can be more aware of uninvited visitors. Protect yourselves and your neighbors by leaving a light on outside your home during the night. Please call the county sheriff immediately if you suspect foul play. PERSONALS A string of birthday wishes are extended to a long tirtie resident of our subdivision, Marie Wegner, who is welcoming her ninety-second year of a beautiful life. Our financial secretary, Helen Mohlman, is having birthday happiness on March 9. Six years old on his big day, March 8, is Larry Russell. Birthday celebration on Sunday, March 10, will cer­ tainly make Tina Arbogast a very happy girl. A speedy recovery to five year old Michael Schaffer who underwent a tonsillectomy last week and would like some cards and visitors. Carl Swanson has also been confined to McHenry Hospital for observation and we all hope he's feeling much better. Area junior-high students from Parkland held a 1950's dress-up last Friday to portray their own version of American Graffiti. Please call with a bit of news! / Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. AND HOLIDAYS. CHOOSI PROM A LUSCIOUS ARRAY • OP PINE, FRESN JEWEL PRODUCE!! 3718 W. ELM STREET i ass: &>:• Shank Ham Roastl ananas WATER ADDED Butt Ham LB Roast Mu GOV'T. INSP PORK LOIN Boneless RolledH Roastl RED, RIPE Cherry Tomatoes 3 $100 PINTS FI?«R NWFTFC "FR** PATRICK CUDAHY OR CORN KING TRADITIONALLY A FAVORITE WITH HAM! Sweet Potatoes Sliced Bacon stuiar cured •ACOW ms «< • «» PRODUCE PRICES GOOD THRU SAT.. MARCH 9 ONLY LB. A DELIGHTFUUCHANGE! FRESH - BUNCH YOUR CHOICE Zucchim Squash Green Onions 2 K GOVT. INSP. Turkey Drumsticks LB. CRISP - 6 0Z. PKG Radishes ENJOY A RELAXED DINNER WITH HELP FROM THE CHEF! CREAMY Cole . ^ GOV'T. INSP PORK LOIN U.S.D.A. GRADE "A WHOLE OR SPLIT Chicken Country Ribs REG. 65* LB. Breasts LB U S D A . C H O I C E BCCF SHORT LOIN STEAKS Porterhouse, T-Bone or U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF CHUCKl WITH OR WITHOUT SAUCE - COOKED $|19 REG V Blade Steak Barbecue ChickenLB • ,, 29LB $| 19 Club Steaks LB WITH SAUCE Barbecue Ribs uU. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Rib jSteak GOV'T. INSPI PORK LOIN Back GBurnuGBros. TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO BURNY'S FRESH BAKED FOODSI RASPBERRY \ Sweet Rolls U.S.D.A. CHOICE Lamb Shoulder Chops* LB U S D A. CHOICE Lamb Loin c Chops ° * U.S.D.A. CHOICE Lamb Breast LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Lamb Shoulder For Stew " U S D A. CHOICE Lamb Shanks BONE •NI 12 0Z. PKG. OF 6 BUTTERCRUST OR Mellocrust Bread LOAF U.S.D.A. CHOICE Lamb REG 45* EA Rib Chops • --JWfU . • - • .. m ^•1*8 ML*** FROZEN - GAUCHO GRAVY W/BEEF OR HUNGRY JACK Instant Potatoes EQUAL TO 1 5 POUNDS OF FRESH POTATOES •HILLFARMH Skim Mmk CANADA DRY - ASSORTED Beverages • Ginger ale • Club soda • Collins mix BBQ Sauce W/Beef 49 28 OZ. NO RET BTL 32 OZ. TUB 32 OZ BOX Vi GAL. CARTON Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 m m •y.y. .v.v m Parents For Youth Group Ask Bazaar Donations March 16 is getting closer. Are you thinking of what your donation will be? If you have been, then why not call Mrs. Lavins at 385-4066 or Hedie Foss at 385-7969, so they will be able to get an idea of the merchandise they will have for the bazaar. CANDLESAGLOW During the next couple of weeks there will be several cakes brightened by the light of the candles placed upon them. Those eligible to blow out the candles as they make a wish on their birth dates are Angelique Betancourt and Betsy Lillie on March l, Helen Povidas on the third, Walter Martensen on the fouth, Jacob Johnson on the sixth, Patricia Bolda on the seventh, Rowan Minton on the eight, Charles Wilson on the tenth, Pat Heald on the eleventh, Robert Freeman on the twelfth, and Jean Dember on the thirteenth. Best wishes to all of you and may your wish come true. ANNIVERSARIES On March 10, Mr. and Mrs. John Arbogast will celebrate the anniversary of their wedding date, and on the thirteenth two couples will celebrate theirs, they are Mr. and Mrs. James Hager and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Para. Have a great time and if any of you do anything interesting or exciting why not share it with us. HOSPITAL NOTES I am very happy to report that little Pearl Anne Zabroski is now out of intensive care. She is off the critical list and is slowly regaining her health and strength. Let's give her a shower of get-well cards. Send them to her at St. TTierese hospital, 2615 Washington, Waukegan, 111. Room 556. Genevieve Wollek is back home once again on Magnolia avenue, in Lilymoor after being released from Harvard hospital, following surgery a couple of weeks prior to her release. See you next week. GREEN BELT BILL Illinois State Rep. Donald E. Deuster (R-Mundelein) is in­ troducing a bill to establish a Green Belt and Open' Space Legislative Study commission of the General Assembly. In face of the accelerated development taking place in Lake county and other metropolitan areas, Deuster believes that the most critical need confronting northeastern Illinois is to preserve open space, green belt areas and agricultural activities in the midst of our urban setting. 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