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SECTION 2-PAGE 6-PLAINDEAiLeR - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST »t. lite LAKELAND PARK & Carol Comlnsky Set Special LLPPOA Meeting Sharon Schoen, secretary of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association has submitted the following news concerning dissolving the LLPPOA. "This is the proposal from the City of McHenry based on the interests of the LLPPOA. Negotiations started with Bernard Narusis, city attorney, and city council members bade in July. The board of the LLPPOA has woirked very hard on an alternative to raising yearly dues. I must stress the two proposals so our mem­ bership understands the importance of attending the special meeting. The meeting will be held Sunday, Sept. 25, at 2 p.m. at the community house. The board set out to ac- LAKELAND SHORES 385-7246 • complish four things on behalf of the membership: 1) Present our proposal to the city council; 2) Negotiate; 3) Approach association members; 4) Vote. "Proposal from the city council - Proposal A: D. Restore property currently being dredged and iand be deeded to homeowners involved. This land will be leveled by the city pending work completion of dredging project and weather conditions. 2) A four-foOt chain link fence will be installed to run at the West Beach from the waters edge south do property fine on West tot line. 3) People living on McCullom Lake (Lakeland Parte Subdivision) cannot be denied access to the lake. 4) Keys to the community house and garage will be turned over to the city cleric's office. 5) Lakeland Park Woman's Club, Lakeland Park Boy Scout Troop 459, Lakeland Park Girl McHENRY OPTICIANS 3 0 1 R i v e r s i d e D r i v e a , 11 s ( i om The f- ox Hi •!( M c H e n r y . I l l i n o i s 385-9240 Glass** mad* while you wait I (Single vision ptosticonly) •' Over 1,000 First Quality Metal or a ̂ ̂ Plastic >?0 Fro mot , , Kid's tmm Frames , 9 1 S Metal or Plastic Visit Our Boutiqu* Designer Section 1 SENIOR [CITIZENS 1 F R E E MM* M MMM WITH PURCHASE | rKAMt OF LENSES I 1 meeting hall with full kitchen facilities, tables and chairs; at this location there are 6 tots of ball field and a ssail variety of landing having accels to IfeCultom Lake 3) One beach at Up West of the subdivision vghich has recently been dredged. There is also * garage $r maintenance equipment. 4) One beach at the East end of the atib- division adjoining Patten Park. A variety of playground equipaienL 5) The majority of lake bottom. (McCullom Lake) 6) Tractor, lawn mower and various maintenance equipment. 7) /Any monies left of the dissolvement wUl be turned over to the city with the contingency this restaration'of said proper^* #AH properties are to be maintained for recreational and municipal pur­ poses. The above Proposal is contingent on the LLPPOA membership's vote to dissolve. Alternative, Proposal B: Raise current LLPPOA yearly dues of $15 to 160 yearly to covtr expenses; maintenance of properties and community house, property taxes, electric, gas, telephone, water and improvements. The current membership is at 200 members. "Again, portance of tendance at this meeting. These proposals were negotiated at the April 1982 annual meeting. At that time, the members present motioned for the board to consider dissolving." GIRL SCOUTS Registration for Valley View, Parkland and Landmark schools will be held at VaUey View school Saturday, Sept. s, from 9 a.m. to noon. Girls from first through third grades can join Brownies; girls in grades four and five, Juniors; and sixth through eighth, Cadettes. There are openings for all area girls and they are in need of leaders fori the McHenry area. Anyone in/ wm$. . . . mM witht the i contact tea at use terested in of leadershi be Sharon Gayle ̂ Saturday, Aug. 10. They exchanged vows in Carlyle Christian church, Carlyle, IL. Cake and ^served to 150 tuset* following the ceremony in the FeUowship HaH of the church. A reception was held Aug. 27, in the McHenry Moose Lodge ft* Mart* and family unable togo to Carlyle. John and Pam Lakowski have a new pink bundle at their home on BeachRd. A 5 lbs. u os. baby girl arrived at McHenry hospital Aug. 10 and they named her Morgan Young. She was welcomed home by two- year-old Shannon. T BELLS ARE RINGING That old familiar found of school bells could Mi heard all around I emphasize the im- f LLPPOA member at» silver wedding hnniversarv. are 2nd will L. of Mareen Tom and Beth dance to the an- niversary traits Sept. 4. Friends from way back, Ron and Marilyn Nystrom are celebrating another anniversary Sent. 5. Congratulations to all you fine McHenry this week. Monday, Aug.' 29 was the official first day back to school. After our long hot summer, 1 think the kids were eager to get back. I hope the new school year is most enjoyable for ill our students. BELATED WISHES Aug. 24 was another birthday for Meg (Humann) Redshaw and Linda Hughes. Maureen Serritella added another year on the 25th; and Ken and Cathy Miller celebrated four years of marriage the same day. Jim and Barb Colberg had their fifth anniversary -Aug, 25. Aug. 27 was the special day for Colleen Rode, June Gilbertaon, George Heuer, Jr., Amy Koch and Ken Lewakowsld. Rich Lachel had a fine day the 28th. On Aug. 29, Cathy and Dennis Storlie were married 17 years; and Tracy Prazak turned 11 years old. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Best wishes go to Kitty Hendle and Laura Poole Aug. 31. On Sept. 1, Tim Serritella, Susan Henderson and her brother Kenny add another year. Julie Harazin will be two years old on the 2nd; and Heidi LaRocca hears the birthday song Se£t. 3. Sept. 4 is the day Scott Koschffer turns seven; and big sister Annette turns 17 entbe 6th. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Aug. 31 is the day Abraham and lo UOttO Afp»» A t Vocational Moot Louette Ames, a faculty member at McHenry High School West Campus, attended the Illinois Vocational Association Convention Held Aug. 15*19 in Springfield. The convention offered a variety of programming workshops and IVA-DAVTE sponsored seminars. Many affiliate-sponsored and association-sponsored social ac­ tivities rounded out the #eek. All participants felt that this was an excellent opportunity to gain new information, increase knowledge and communicate with others in vocational fields. or Red Cross Classes The American Red Cross, McHenry County chapter, an* nounces two classes to be offered in the area. The Advanced first Aid and Emergency Care will be conducted through Dundee Park District at Bessinger Center, 2 Pine Strtet, Carpentersvilie, starting Sept. 13 and held Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. until Nov. 10. CPR will be conducted at the same location starting Nov. 15, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 to 10 p.m., concluding Nov. 17. Instructors will be Ginny Illich- 312-428-3729 and Don MosiOr- 312-658- 6589 evenings 312-774-6800, intention 585, weekdays. Contact either instructor as soon as possible or one dm call the Park District of Dundee, 312-428-7131. The American Red Cross class, "Advanced First Aid and Emergency Care" course meets the "National Ski Patrol" requirements. Sell First New Licenses Secretary of State Jim Edgar was on hand as the first new Illinois license plates were sold over-the- counter at the Springfield Wfffftfr plate facility. Through 1983, the new license plates will be sold over-the-counter at Springfield and Chicago facilities to vehicle owners registering newly acquired vehicles, or motorists registering in Illinois for the first time. "Beginning today, motorists with new registrations will receive the new plates," Edgar said, "with all Illinois vehicle owners to, receive them during the next three years." The new plates are the first to be issued since Illinois adopted multi- year license plates in 1978. Edgar said that extending the life of the present plates and continuing to issue multi-year plates will save Illinois taxpayers 850 million. "The new license plates are particularly significant because they are the first to be manufactured in this stat̂ in a decade," Edgar said. Macon County Rehabilitation Facilities, Inc., in Decatur, was awarded the contract to produce the first 1.6 million pairs of pates. Sixty disabled employees at the plant produce 20,000 sets of plates each day. The new license plates will be issued according to a schedule based on the first character of the motorist's current plates: New registrations will be issued in 1983: If current plates begin with A Number, new (dates will be issued in 1964: Letters A-M, 1985: Letters N-Z, 1986. JEWELRY 3.99 Pierced And Clip Earrings. Reg. values to 10.00. Over 100 styles to choose. Basle & fashion styles. 14k gold filled posts all by Melini. 50% OFF Selection Of Gold Tone Chains ft Bracelets. Reg. 8.00-17.00. Rom Napier. 16" to 30" neck Chains. COSMETICS 25% OFF Jordache Fragrances. Reg. 6.50-14.50. For men and women. HOSIERY 20% OFF Selected Bonnie Doon Knee Highs. Reg. 3.50. 1.79 Control Top Sandal foot Panty Hose. Reg. 3.50. Basic and fashion colors. Slightly irregular. Will not affect wear. 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