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I»ag<-12 - f»LAtM)K\l,KBHKKALI>. WKltlNKSDAl , JANtAin 2, 1985 | . WEIT A \ -- Neighborhood news McCullom Lake: Pick up petitions for openings on board Now that you have had time to think about running for office, stop over at the clerk's office and pick up your petition. There will be five positions open on the April ballot; president, clerk and three trustees. All are four year terms. j Get involved in local govern­ ment; you'll get to know your fellow citizens and maybe even Dawn Miller 385-4901 enjoy it. The work can be very rewarding. Give the clerk a call at 385-2211 and find out all about it. HOURS * The clerk's office hours will remain on Wednesdays from 2 through 6:30 p.m. through the month of January. The ex­ ception is that there will be no office hours Jan. 2, duetto a vacation. Hours will resume Jan. 9. At that time, 1986 vehicle stickers will be on sale. • ' " " ' '.j- -1 ^ ' BOARD MEETING ~ The second board meeting of December was held Wednesday, Dec. 26, at 7:30 p.m. At the time, it was decided to hire a new insurance agency to represent the village. This was a short meeting, and so committee reports were short. There were no building permits issued within the last two weeks. But if yoil will be needing one soon, contact Dee Valentine, 385-4903,-and she will be glad to help you. Also, if you are interested in renting the village hall for your special event* contact Lois Parenti, 385-3140, and she will be glad to answer your questions. The fee is minimal for residents. There will be a revenue sharing meeting Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 7:15 p.m. at the beach house, with the regular meeting following at 7:30 p.m. Why not plan on attending. They can be quite interesting and you might meet your neighbors there. FISH DERBY • Don't forget to jjiark Jan. 12 and 13, on your calendars for the McCullom Lake Conservation Club's annual Fish Derby. Prizes will be awarded each day, -&long with refreshments and bait available. Fishing licenses will also be available. The derby takes place on the entire lake with the beach house the center. If you have any questions, contact president Harvey May, 385-7445, and he will answer them. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes are sent to 'Mike Miller, who celebrated Dec. 26; Clemencia Fernandez opened her cards Dec. 28; Tommy Farrell blew out six candles Dec. 29; and Pat Tomasello shared Dec. 31 with Nick Morris, turning four on that date. ^ , "Happy Birthday" wishes for the new year go to Brent Blake on Jan. 2; John Boyle toasts in another year Jan. 3; Maurice Pendleton celebrates Jan/ 4; Sherri Lee Groh opens her gifts Jan. 6; and Maria Tomasello shares Jan. 7 with Amy Weisenberger, blowing out seven candles on that date. May the new year be a happy and prosperous one for all. ANNIVERSARIES Anniversary wishes are sent to James and Bee Brown, sharing another year together Jan. 5; and Skeets and Bettie Morris, celebrating .their special day Jan. 6. We wish both couples many more years of happiness. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Jan. 2, Wed-Beach Gals meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. All ladies welcome. ' > ?Jan. 8, Tuesday-Revenue Sharing meeting at 7:15 p.m. at the beach house. Jan. 8, Tuesday-Village Board meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. All residents welcome. Tuesday evenings-starting at 6:30 p.m., TOPS meeting at the beach house. All are welcome to join. Wonder Lake: New officers lake over Starting off the 1985 year are new officers of the Wonder Lake Water Ski Club. The winter months are used as an organizational period for the club, getting all their summer activities planned, so this a very busy time for the new officers. Taking over for the coming , season as president is Caryn Hartmann-Shiel; vice president, Roger Hansen; show director, Lori Bowie; secretary, Tammy Kieres; treasurer, Nanci Lebda; and social chairman, Heather Fitzgerald. Tryouts were held in the fall and the club welcomed the following new members: Lauri Zimmer, Mark Broyles, Amy Dtirkin, Janet Mason, Erika Frenssen, Ray O'Brien, and Theresa O'Brien. HAPPY NEW YEAR Here we go into the year 1985 and that author George Orwell' told everyone in his book "1984" that that would be the end of the world. I guess we fooled him! I hope you had a fun time ringing in the New Year, had a nice dinner to celebrate New Year's Day and will continue to have a very good year.' ' SCHOOL RESUME All the schools in our area will Anne Sowers .653-9549 resume classes Jan. 7. Report cards will be coming out the end of January, though, so it will be right back to hard work for the students. I hope they have enjoyed their holiday vacation. Fencing class to begin Jan. 12 The Lake Region YMCA will begin a Winter Fencing Class Saturday, Jan. 12, at 1:30p.m. at the YMCA in Crystal Lake. The class concentrates on the basic fundamentals of fencing. Junior High School and adults are welcome to try the sport. The YMCA will supply the equipment needed to safely fence. Also, for those who already know how to fence, a club has been started which^ll meet at 2 p.m. on Saturdays./Those who finish the beginning fencing and prove-to be qualified by the instructor will be eligible to join the club. -v Contact Doug Neushwander at the YMCA for more information (815) 459-4455. IDOT seeks consultants for road, bridge projects The Illinois Department of Transportation. (IDOT) is seeking consultants for three highway or bridge projects in McHenry County. The consultants will be selected Jan. 3 by a six-member committee. All firms considered must be pre-qualified with IDOT to ensure their abilities in ac­ complishing project objectives, according to John Burke of IDOT. The McHenry County projects for which consultants are being sought include the preparation of contract plans for the im­ provement of U.S. 14 from west Entire Month of January Save 33lA $ Dermanent wave or relaxer r„»o.$4o.>so NOW $20-$26.66-$33.33 HvGH'inUv. SpnngH .lt Mall 426 9K>0. 0x1,283 C/ujhfiV; CONFIRMATION Confirmation classes for students at Christ The King Church will not be resuming until Wednesday, Jan. 16, at 7:15 p.m. Classes will be held every Wednesday night from then until Confirmation Sunday, April 14, except Ash Wednesday, Feb. 20. FEED BIRDS Now that the snow has begun to cover the ground, remember those little feathered friends,r especially if you have left out seeds for them in the past., I have been told that they become accustomed to feeding at the same spots and if for some reason you stop putting out seeds, they will keep coming back and eventually starve. COMMUNITY EVENTS Jan. 7-- School resumes 1 Jan. 16- Semester exams at Marian Central Jan. 17- Semester exams at Marian Central Jan. 17- Woman's Club meeting; 7:30 p.m.; Nativity Lutheran Church Jan. 18- No school for Marian and District 200 Jan. 26- Boy's Baseball couples bowling league; 6:45 Telephone counselors to be trained Connection Telephone Counseling and Referral Ser­ vice, a 24-hour "hotline," is asking for volunteers to com­ plete an upcoming training class. 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