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> IN BUSINESS • illllll'lltll t 4 PAGE 16 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 24,1975 *| jf-'n'r *'m m'i\' * VjarwCr Medicine in 1%1. On com-HtKL AND THERE pletion of his internship and residency he served for two years as assistant chief of Neurosurgery at Triplet Army Medical center in Honolulu, Hawaii. In addition to hifc work at Illinois Masonic, Dr. Pawl is consultant to Veterans' Ad­ ministration West Side hospital and to Cook County hospital in Chicago, and is associate professor of Neurological Surgery at the University of Illinois-Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine. In 1972 he was named "Physician of the Year" at Illinois Masonic, an honor bestowed annually by interns and residents on the attending physician they felt contributed most to their medical education. Mr. and Mrs. Pawl are for­ mer Chicagoans. After retiring from business in that city they chose to make their home in McHenry. McHenry Shores RONALD P. PAWL. M.D. Ronald Phillip Pawl. MD, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Pawl of McHenry, has been elected president of the medical staff of Illinois Masonic Medical center, Chicago, where he is an attending neuro-surgeon. I)r. Pawl graduated from Loyola university in Chicago and obtained his MD from Loyola-Stritch School of PROMOTED Edward W. Wojkowski, 3712 Claremont road, Mchenry, has been promoted to an assistant manager in the trust records division of Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust company of Chicago. Wojkowski. previously had worked as a managing supervisor in trust records. Mrs. Rose Lillegard Social Club Meets To Outline Future Goals The McHenry Shores Social Club will have a special meeting for all adult residents on Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m., Jan. 28, at the village hall, 3211 Beach Drive. The outcome of this meeting will determine the future aims and goals of the club. Watch your mail for a three page news letter for the details. By all means please try to attend. How nice it would be if one member from each family was present to let the officers know that you are with them in their endeavor to supply social activities for the community. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice, to Robert Davis, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, Sr., of Woodstock. A September wedding is planned. Our congratulations. 385-7842 BIRTHDAYS At the residence of Robert Steck several birthdays were celebrated within the past week. Robert's birthday was ' Thursday, Jan. 16 and Rose Steck celebrated her birthday Monday, Jan. 20. I - . CONVALESCING We have just learned that Louis Schmitt spent ten days in the hospital in Chicago. Mr. Schmitt is now home and up and around once again. Our best wishes for his recovery. ICE HOCKEY TEAM The news is out. ..McHenry Shores ice hockey team beat Orchid Heights last week. As to the exact score and all of the team members, we are unable to secure the information at this time. I would appreciate it if someone would let me know of this team and the names of all its members. It could be that maybe some other boys of the community would like to join if they had more information. Two members of the team are Mark Henshall and Bruce H e n d e r l o n g . O u r congratulations to the complete team and keep up the good work. DOG REGISTRATION This year it will NOT be necessary to purchase a village dog tag for your dog. On the anniversary of your dog (being the date for the renewal of his or her rabies shot) your veterinarian will supply you with the necessary form to secure the rabies tag. After the dog is inoculated against rabies, proceed to the Village Clerk to secure the tag. The village clerk is the agent for the county and will issue the necessary tag. This will save you a trip to the county court house and help the village financially. ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? With the up coming elections April 15 it is advisable to ask yourself if you are registered to vote. If you are not registered by all means go to the village clerk to be registered. Intakes' only one minute of your tithe The second thing is to vote April 15. This election will bring you a chance to choose. There are two candidates who have filed for president and a third circulating petition. You are allowed to vote for three trustees also. Two have alreadv filed and two additional can­ didates have requested petitions. As yet no one has filed for Village Clerk. If you are interested contact the present clerk as to the duties and responsibilities. The deadline to file is Feb. 10, so hurry. BOARD MEETING JANUARY9 Highlights of the regular Board of Trustees meeting were the reporting of Mrs. Moyer's and Brtrp. Lillegard's visit to Congressman McClory in regards to the securing of the village hall premises. Also Mrs. Colberg appeared before the board to request that the or­ dinance pertaining to snowmobiles be changed to allow the riding on private property. Mrs. Colberg ex­ plained that last winter there was a conflict as to private property and the ordinance and was told that the ordinance would be changed and that it had not yet been done. The matter was referred to the ordinance committee for a draft for the next board meeting being Jan. 23. It was also reported that deputy building inspector William Pinkonsly, Sr., would be resigning and hopefully Lon Reed would be the new deputy building inspector. A yearly report by Police Chief Buck was read by President Bieritz. Sand would be delivered to the beach area for spreading and hopefully an ice skating area could be arranged for at the bail diamond. The road com­ missioner requested that the 3" snow level for parking vehicle on the street be changed to 2". The matter was referred to the ordinance committee. Bills were approved as follows: General Fund $219.87, and MFT Fund $177.47. The meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m. VANDALISM Within the last several weeks three homes in the village have been broken into. It is suggested that an outside light be left on at the rear and front entrances of the house. This will help the police department during their patrols and by all means a safety precaution to the homeowner. This is one time you have a chance to help yourself and save a lot of later grief. NEEDS NEWS This columnist is always in need of news. A birthday, someone hospitalized or just a fun party that would /Jbe of in­ terest to all. There have been many calls as to why there is no column some weeks and that is because the news is slow coming. What may not be of much importance to you could be very interesting to others. CHRISTMAS CARDS NEEDED The social club is very much in need of your old Christmas cards. When you come to the village hall to purchase your vehicle sticker, why not bring your old Christmas cards and deposit them in the box provided. They would be most appreciated. Patricia Salter On Dean's List At Augustana Patricia A. Salter, McHenry, a senior at Augustana college, Rock Island, has been named to the Dean's honor list for the fall quarter. The list covers students whose grade point average is in the A range, from 3.50 to 4.00. Miss Salter, a speech therapy major, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Salter, 1202 W. Sunset drive, McHenry. * • * * Almost anyone is enthu­ siastic over a new job, with more pay. 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