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/ McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 Anniversary Celebration In April of this year (coming up right around the corner) our village will be celebrating twenty-five years of incorporation. A huge silver anniversary celebration is being sched­ uled f6r Saturday, Aug. 16. The event will be an all day affair, with food and drink, activities, games, and a lot of fun. The village is looking for past board members, former Little Miss McCullom Lake winners and even runners- up If you are one of these special folks, or know of their whereabouts, please contact Mrs. Kurt (Jeanne) Weisenberger. A meeting was held Wednesday, Feb. 20, and several villagers interested in this project attended. Ideas were thrown around, and the people in attendance were asked to give their thoughts on what we could do to really commemorate this event. From now on. there will be meetings the third Wed­ nesday of every month until July. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. People are needed to help out with all facets of the party, especially men, women and children willing to work and give some time, (any amount) to this big event. Plan now on attending March 19 meeting. ^thej CONGRATULATIONS We have a celebrity in our midst! John Reiter, son of Rich and Barb Reiter of Knollwood, was announced recently as a runner-up in the county-wide 4-6 grade McHenry County Nutrition Poster contest. John's poster will fete displayed in Springfield during National Nutrition Month. Nicely done, John, we're really proud of you! IN MEMORIAM We have learned of the death of Mrs. Bertha Hejkal, formerly of Fountain lane. Mrs Hejkal passed away Feb 6 in Stickney, at the home of a relative with whom she was living. Many villagers knew Mrs. Hejkal, and she will be missed. COMING UP May is usually the time of the Beach Gals' annual plant and bake sale, and this year there is going to be something a little different. The Beach Gals will be hosting a flea market, to be held Saturday, May 17, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Table space is available for a nominal fee, and may be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis by calling 344-3864, or 385-2057. The deadline for reserving table space is April 7, so call right now! Get out all your treasures, and make up some extras of those lovely little things you whip up in ceramics, or sewing or whatever, and get rid of them while having a good time with friends and neighbors. The Beach Gals will still hold the bake sale, and there will be coffee available. Proceeds from this event, as all Beach Gals events, go to sponsor activities for the children of the village, and also to make life more pleasant for the village. EASTER The annual Easter egg hunt, Easter carnival, and Little Miss McCullom Lake contest will be held this year Saturday, April 5, at the beach house. Entries open for the contest Monday, March 3, and will run until the week before the contest, at which time entries will close and rehearsals will start. ,Moms or dads can enter their little girls who will be between the ages of 4 and 8 April 6, 1980, by stopping by at Peg Loewe's house, 5008 Maple Hill drive, or at Donna Gates', who lives at 2722 Orchard drive. There is a form to fill out, and a very small fee to enter. Final judging for the contest will take place during a break in the action at the Easter Carnival. Don't delay! As soon as entries open next Monday, enter your little princess in the Little Miss McCullom Lake contest. VOTE Registration is over and now all that's left is to vote on the eighteenth. Everyone is urged to read all about the candidates, so that when you go to the polls you will be. able to intelligently choose candidates for( the November election. NEW ARRIVAL The newest member of the Behrendt -household on Spring road is Maria Christina Behrendt, who made her debut at Westlake hospital Wednesday, Feb. 13. Parents Bart and Carol Behrendt and all the sisters and brothers are very thrilled with their new "star border", and she is being showered with love. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Happy birthday this week to Michele Kuechel and Don Milbratz, who share March 1 as their big day; to Angie Bitterman, who has a bir­ thday March 3, and Neil Loewe, whose birthday is March 3. Hope you all have very special days. ANNIVERSARY WISHES Celebrating an an­ niversary this week are Fred and Sena Groh, who have their special day March 4. Happy days to you both. PAGE 21 - PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, lM Announce, Marian Honors TAX RELIEF Gov. James. R. Thompson announced a four-point tax relief and, tax reform plan. The program would return a total of $289 million to Illinois taxpayers in the next 30 months. It includes payment of a one-time $115 million "taxpayer dividend" which would return $10 to every 1978 Illinois income tax payer and each of their dependents; removal of the second cent from the sales tax on food, drugs and medical supplies, an ad­ ditional $107 million in 1981; expansion of the circuit breaker program eligibility from $10,000 to $12,500 in­ come per household and an increase in the maximum grant level from $650 to $800 a year; and ceilings on taxes and spending at the state and local levels. The first semester honor roll for Marian Central Catholic high school has been announced. The honors and high honors are based On a 4.0 grading system. SENIORS High Honors McHenry - Mark Mass, Patricia Adams, Maureen Adams and Debbie Grenier. Johnsburg - Mike Kier- nan. Wonder Lake -,<• Ladonna Walker and Mary Gibbons. Honors McHenry - Ron Waytula, Sandra Neumann, Cindy Knox, Gloria Rossetti, Robert Moehling, Mark Leon, Tony McAndreWs and Lora Baldwin Johnsburg -- Darlene Hughes, Todd Huemann, Mike Davis and Pat Ken- nebeck. Wonder Lake - Tom Frett. Spring Grove - Lori Rich. JUNIOR *• High Honors McHenry - Mike Eisele, Karen Truckenbrod and Ben Johnston. Honors McHenry ~ Jeff Schaefer, Kathy Dieterle, Darlene Grenier, Sheila O'Neill, Joseph Johnson, Teresa Wember and Meg Oakford, Wonder Lake -- Sandy Kasting, Nancy Laseman and Joseph Liggett. SOPHOMORES High Honors McHenry -- Heidi \ Reihansperger, Ron Nye, Sandy Pollock, Sue Bolger, Sue Granger and Scott Truckenbrod. Spring Grove - Justin Traver. ' Honors McHenry - Julie Diedrich, TonyWember, Jackie Weber, Robert Kunz, Julie Nylan- der, Paul Herkes, Ellen Miller and Laura McAn- drews. Johnsburg -- Joyce Ken- nebeck and Scott Spengel. Spring Grove - Ann Rich. FRESHMEN High Honors McHenry ~ Laura Franks, Patricia Gray and Charles C. Temple. ' Spring Grove - France^ Amore. Honors McHenry Tim Truckenbrod, Jenny Eisele, James Leon and Cathy Doherty. Ask Program Needs For Criminal Justice The Lake-McHenry Law Enforcement Planning commission is interested in receiving suggestions from private and-or not-for-profit juvenile justice agencies for program areas for their criminal justice planning. Program areas for FY 1980 hive already been developed; however, due to new federal legislation, the LM-LEPC is required to submit a comprehensive plan for the three years following 1980. At this time the LM-LEPC is requesting that any agency concerned with juvenile justice and-or services to juvenile of­ fenders submit their suggestions for program areas for any need they anticipate in the next three years. These suggestions should be in the form of a written statement of no more than one half typed page and should include a brief description of the need and a justification for inclusion of this program area. Further information can be obtained by contacting the LM-LEPC at 18 N. County Room 602, Waukegan, 111. 60085. Of the nine million living armed forces veterans who served during the Vietnam Era, 32 percent had duty in the Vietnam theatre of operation^. PS m w o P5 r < PJ SO *< P 2! k b P P b H Is 5 cn r > CD H • • • • ft 0 0 El i n i H n P C 3 WINTER SALE Hurry, Safe Ends Soon! Frwdom Period Furniture • All Merchandise Reduced n AH Special Orders Reduced • We Now Offer DINING TABLES, CUSTOM BUILT to your Specifications In Pine, Maple and Oak. - • Many Items in Stock for Immediate Delivery. MAIN STREET, HUNTLEY (312) 669-3500 Toke Rl«. 47 South from Woodstock to Huntley. I Turn loft on Main St. and you'll find u» acro*e| from the Villago Green. 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