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McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 Contest Proceeds To Rescue Squads Roads Topic Of Board Meeting The first village board meeting of the month was held on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 8 p.m., at the beach nouse. A small crowd of concerned citizens were present. One of the topics discussed were roads. The recent heavy rains have done quite a lot of damage. .Also, heavy trucks and equipment do damage to our streets. The corners of the streets are deteriorating. We can all help by not cutting the corners short, and by not driving on the weak edges of the road causing them to break up even more. If the Savel washes out of your iveways, why not sweep it back in or shovel it in. All the work you do around your home improves it and your village. Another item discussed and passed was a beach and park ordinance. Two old ordinances were amended to govern and control the park and beach areas of the village. This pertains to parking at the beach, no alcohol being allowed on the beach and park, no fishing along the shoreline in the swimming area, no animals allowed on the park or beach, the hours the beach is closed and the fines of the offenses. Some one from the audience asked about burning garbage. It is unlawful to burn fresh garbage. You can burn leaves, sticks, papers, cardboard and wood. The papers and cardboard should be burned in an open container. Board meetings can be quite interesting and informative. All village residents are welcome to attend. recovery. recovery wishes are also being sent to Daryl Laney who just came home from the hospital. Daryl is also resting and following doctor's orders. We are wishing Daryl a speedy recovery, too. CONDOLENCES We are expressing our deepest sympathy to the husband, Warren, and the children, Ron, Rick, Fred, Donna, Robert and Betty, on die recent death of his wife and their mother, Norma Dodd. Norma suffered a long illness and is at peace now. We want her family to know how sorry we all are. We are sending our deepest sympathy to Virginia (Sis) Jourdan and Ron Godina on the recent death of their father, A1 Godina. Mr. Godina has two other children. Nancy and Terry. We include them in our thoughts and prayers as well as his eight grandchildren. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes go this week to Judy Pendleton's special day, Sept. 19; Diane Michels on Sept. 20 and to Sergio Martini and Julie Mass sharing Sept. 22. We wish you all happy days all year long. ANNIVERSARIES We have one special anniversary couple this week. They are John and Chris Lawson celebrating twelve happy years together. We wish you both many, many more years together. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 22, Tuesday at 8 p.m., village board meeting at the beach house. All residents welcome. PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1*. 1981 165 Road Fatalities Recorded One Month Illinois traffic fatalities in August totaled 165 as a result of 153 accidents, according to provisional statistics released by the Illinois D e p a r t m e n t o f Transportation and the Illinois state police. This represents a decrease of 18.3 percent from the 202 provisional fatality total for August, 19ft0. and a 4« percent decrease from the August, 1979, provisional fatality total of 173. There were 26 pedestrians killed in 26 accidents, six pedalcyclists killed in six accidents, one person killed in one railroad crossing accident and 29 persons killed in 28 accidents involving motorcycles. | The McHenry Plaindealer | 3(12 Wait fhn SlrM) (USWMS-200) tt«ofclUH*4 1(75 McHenry, MllnetaMOM Phon.SlS MS-0170 Paula Ekstrom presents checks in the amount of $550 each to Bev Beyer, McHenry, and Dick Bowe and A1 Robel of Johnsburg, representing rescue squads from each Easter Seal To Pay Tribute At Brunch community. The money was given by the Town and Country Newcomers club as a result of the fourth annual Cutest Baby PuMl*h«d ivary Wednesday t Friday at McHenry. Illinoii Second Clatt Pottage Paid at McHenry. Illinois ly McHENDY PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTiR Send oddreti changes to McHenry Plelndeelet Ml2 W. Elm St McHenry. Illinois ( contest. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD •v»^ ^ vvT Subscriber* are requested to provide immediate notice of change of address to The McHenry Plaindealer, Mil W. Elm St.. McHenry. III. 40050. A deduction of one month from the expiration of a subscription will be mode where a change of address Is provided through the Post Office department Thomas C. MilUr-PublisK*r Ad«l« Froohlich-Edltor PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL On Sept. 20, the Easter Seal Society for McHenry County will sponsor a brunch for its board of directors, staff and friends. Officers and new members of the board of directors will be introduced. An overview of Easter Seal, past, present and fut­ ure will be presented by Margaret Kistler, John Kinross, and Karen Pesce. The Easter Seal poster child will be introduced and the Volunteer of the Year will be named. The brunch will be held at the Hunter Country club, 5419 Kenosha, Richmond, at 10:30 . 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