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PAGE 9 - PLA1NDEALER - ^WEDNESDAY, MAY 3i, 1X4 Neighborhood news McCunom Lake news: Applause, congratulations and best wishes for the future are sent to our graduates. The grade school grads are: Glenn Gates, Dariene Groh, Trina Kitchen, RonKrumsee, Allen La Marche, Patrick Loewe, Shawn Miller, Jenny Montroni, Kelly Pyle, Patti Regner, John Reiter, Tony Strombach, Willie Strombach, Darrell Suchor, Kurt Swanson and Ron Yates. Our high school graduates are Russ Diedrick, Robert Dodd, Jill Hansen, Patti Klapperich, Steve Majors, Jim Mass, Kim May, Denise Petravich, Robert Sarabia and Brian Wright. Dawn Miller 385-4901 We wish each and every graduate a fun filled summer and many successful years ahead. MOTHER'S DAY A delicious dinner consisting of chicken, sloppy joes, macaroni salad, baked beans and chips and dip was served in the home of Delores Piotrowski and Dee Valentine in honor of their mothers and families. The guests included Phyllis and Les Venable, Sandy, Jeff, Speciale, Deb and Hal Hartwig, Butch, Neile and Jason Straumann, Jeannette, Jim Matchen, Char, Del Justen, Dort and Walt and Bud Valentine and Lottie Piotrowski. This was the same crowd that gathered at the same place for Easter. After dinner, they all gathered around the TV for a good movie and than the mothers opened all their cards. BOARD MEETING At the May 22 board meeting, it was decided that the Village is in need of a part time building inspector. This person would have to be available days and some Saturdays. If anyone is interested, please contact the village clerk (385-2211) or any one of the village officials. Or, plan on attending the next board meeting, June 12, at 8 p.m., at the tjeach house. During finance reports, Trustee Carol Krumsee turned over a check from the Ladies of the Lake to be used to help purchase a radio for our ESDA (Civil Defense) coordinator. An expression of gratitude is sent to this fine women's club. Ordinance No. 165 was passed and approved. This ordinance provides for an emergency interim president in case of an emergency or disaster. With our summer weather approaching and ' thoughts of remodeling on our minds, do not forget to secure a building permit. Contact Dee Valentine (385-4908) and she will be glad to help you and answer your questions. COLLEGE GRAD We have a college graduate and his nsime is Greg O'Halleran. Greg graduated May 12 from Bradley University in Peoria with a major in Construction Engineering. One of his parties was held right on the sidewalk in front of his apartment. Afterwards, all went to Bradley Park and barbecued. When Greg arrived back home, his girlfriend, Nanci Nett from Johnsburg, had a party for all his friends Saturday, May 19. We wish Greg all of life's best in the future. It was a long haul, but well worth it, and we are all proud of you, Greg. APOLOGIES I am sorry that I publicized an indoor garage sale on May 19 that never took place. The club sponsoring the event didn't bother to notify me that it had been cancelled. I am sorry for those it inconvenienced. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Marge Olsen, sharing May 30 with Ben Gates, Congratulations extended to local graduates Many happy returns of the day togetherness June 1; and Dennie and Don Lasco; Pat Mayer shares May 31 with Jack Morris, Robert Sarabia and Ashlie Lasco, blowing out four candles on that date; Joshua Bacon blows out three candles June 1; Ann Huff opens her sifts June 3. to all. ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary wishes are extended to Julian and Joan Seifert, celebrating 24 years of and Denise Suchor, toasting in the first anniversary June 4. Happy day, Sis and Uncle Denny. May you all have many more happy years together. -j Village of Wonder Lake seals roads By Kurt Begalka Plaindealer news service Village President Duane Zeman has announced that a tentative $22,000 bid to sealcoat 75 percent of the village roads has been increased. After exacting measurement, it was found the project en­ compassed 21,000 linear feet, not 18,500 linear feet. The roads vary from 16 to 20 feet wide. The final bid is $24,900, Zeman said. The proposal was accepted by the board at its meeting Tuesday night, but not without some dissension. Trustee Richard Matthei took an all-or-nothing approach, arguing that the village should come up with the additional $10,000 needed to sealcoat the entire six miles of village roads. Current plans are to sealcoat 75percent of the roads. Finance chairman Brian McLaughlin disagreed. "We do what we can afford," he said, "and doing Something is better than doing nothing." Zeman warned the increased price tag could mean tax an­ ticipation warrants if tax money is delayed as expected. McLaughlin said the extra cost should pose no serious threat, since a payment plan was worked out with the Crystal Lake contractor, Geske Sons Asphalt Paving and Excavating. But he said he is not sure the village will have tax mopey by mid-July when the bill will be due. Warrants may be needed to cover this cash flow, he added. The village plans to power sweep the roads in mid-June at a cost of $390. SAVE s4°° PER GALLON NOW THRU JUNE 2, 1984 VI FAMILY HAIRSTYLING CENTER Annoucing Our New Everyday Low haircut Price, Now Only •*6°° everyday •Appt. not always necessary •5 stylists to serve you OPEN Daily 8 to 8. 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