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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 7. 1974 Holiday Hills Karen Kottke 385-6675 Register For Swim Lessons June 10-14 , Because of the recent flooding conditions and cool weather we've been experiencing, the swimming lessons offered to the residents of Holiday Hills will be held the last two weeks of July. Registration for the lessons will be conducted from June 10 through 14 at the Catanzaro residence on Hyde Park. The program will be expanded to include adult lessons if enough interest is generated. The program now offers instruction to children from pre-school age through teens. For further information on the lessons contact Connie Catanzaro at 385-0565 or Linda Thietje at 385- 6483. WOMEN'S CLUB MEET The Holiday Hills Women's Club will hold its monthly meeting on June 12, at the Mahon residence, 1505 W. Birch Street.* The / meeting will commence at fe:30 p.m. sharp! We're hoping that much of the membership will attend this meeting as plans for the clubs craft and flea market will be discussed. The event is scheduled for late in June and many items concerning this project will be of eminence. • " ' ' V. ' SAFETY WARNING Wtih the summer season just around the corner, the residents on the Fox River and the smaller lakes that surround it may be distressed by frequent trespassers. Although it's obvious that fiomes bordering on the river and waterways are private property, many over zealous fishermen may forget or chose to ignore this fact. The point is that if anyone encounters a trespasser on their property., do not take matters of eviction into your own hands. The County Sheriff's department will make every effort to handle any disturbance and respond as quickly as possible. If you desire aid from the Sheriff's D e p a r t m e n t d o n ' t underestimate the situation. Keep the number in a handy location; the number is 1-338- 2141. Another number Uyhave available for emergences is that of the Lake Region Rescue Squad 1-312-526-3311. By the time this column appears in print school will be dismissed for the summer. A reminder to parents to caution their children to be alert for rescue squad members cars, as these volunteers are on cajl 24 RENT A WATER SOFTNER from TOM HUEMANN Water Conditioning 2103 W. Church 385-3093 Johnsburg. McHenry HOUGHTON • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING • GUTTERS • • Free Estimates - CALL 385-5476 TiUie the "teller says Here's what my cash card is all about! SOME DAY... REAL SOON... MAYBE TONIGHT.... You'll need real money-- cash--in a great big hurry. A check, or charge account, or a Credit Card won't do it for you. THAT'S WHERE YOUR McHENRY SAVINGS MONEY MACHINE CASH CARD Produces for you $25.00 in cash in 5 seconds day or night....Sundays and holidays Anytime you need it. HERE'S AU YOU NEED TO DO TO GET YOUR OWN CASH CARD Open a $200 minimum balance Savings account at McHenry Savings and get your very own cash cards (up to 4) for every $25 additional deposit. (If you're already a McHenry Savings saver, we can convert your account in a jiffy.) THAT'S ALL YOU DO. .. Then whenever you need money outside (or during) our normal service hours, just insert your Cash Card into our Money Machine, and in 5 seconds out comes your $25.00 in cash. Your transaction will be charged against your savings account just like an ordinary withdrawal, and your Cash Card will be returned to you by mail for the next time you need cash. Next To The Drive-In McHENRY S A V I N G S I llll AII9CIATIM THERE'S NO SERVICE CHARGE OR FEE ; . . Of any kind. And you have no liability for lost or stolen cards (Provided you report the loss promptly) Best of all, your savings money is wo» ;]<; or you until you need it, earning day to day interest for you. GOOD AS CASH AT LOCAL MERCHANTS A growing number of participating merchants in and around McHenry will honor your McHenry Savings Cash Card. Look for the sign in the window where your Credit Cash Card is good for $25.00 on any purchase. (If less than $25, the difference is refunded to you in cash.) NOW YOU KNOW THE CASH CARD STORY. . . Isn't it time to get your own Cash Card? Have it ready when you need it? Come see us now (any Week day but Wednesday) i Tell us Tillie sent you! SERVIMG AU OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY McHenry Savings mm AND LOAN ASSOCIATION^# 1209 North Green Street McHenry, Illinois 60050--815/385-3000 SAVERS HOURS 90Carr to4 30prn Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 9 00am to 8 00pm Friday Drive in Window open Wednesday 9 00 am to 2 OC p m hours. Most volunteers cars are equipped with a blue flashing light or an amber one. When one is called to duty he must take the quickest route to man the rescue fleet. NEW RESIDENTS We would like to welcome Sonny and Debbie Bowen and their infant son, Cory, into our midst. Sonny and Debbie reside at 1514 W. Poplar Street. Sonny is an apprentice meat cutter with a local food chain. Debbie will be continually occupied with Cory, setting up housekeeping, and their dog, Gretchen. We hope the Bowens will enjoy many many happy years in their new home in Holiday Hills. BASEBALL STANDINGS The Little League standings for the Island Lake Little League teams as of June 2, are as follows: first with a 5-0 standing is the L&M team; sharing second place are the Lions and the Braves with 2 wins and 2 losses apiece; and sharing third place are the J&L team, and the Police Dept. with a 2 win and 3 loss record. GIRL SCOUTS ACTIVITIES On May 14, the girls in troop 478 toured the county sheriff's department in Woodstock. As it was National Police Week the sheriff's department was open to the public. The girls were given a very interesting and informative guided tour of a modern police department in action. They were shown the communications department, interrogation rooms, how prisoners ai-e processed, a squad car and its equipment, their guide showed them how an identification of a person is determined with only a driver's license number. Marge Connell allowed her driver's license to be used in the experiment and within 15 seconds her height, weight, color of eyes, hair, etc. were flashed back by teletype. Marge even found out that she has no criminal record in Illinois plus the computer is hooked to the FBI computer in Washington, D.C. and she has^t spotless record with them also. What was to be a substitute, trip in place of the Brownie fly- up picnic turned into a most exciting event for the girls. Thanks to Carolyn Stackhouse, Mimi DeWitt, Tillie Williams, and Marge Connell for providing transportation for the girls. GIRLS SCOUTS MARCH jfe *" MEMORIAL DAY B-ARA0B With banners field high, <8 'W.'R'a vv Ringwood News (653-9006) (653-9262) (728-0295) a paint job your family Make Plans For Annual Chicken Barbecue In Julf Plans are underway for the annual chicken barbecue held in July on the lawn of the Ringwood United Methodist church. The barbecue will be Sunday, July 21.-There will be more details in a later column. X NEWS OF THE AREA Last Tuesday found Sue Enwn a n«f little Marcie and Lil Visconti w^th her niece and nephew, Candy and Richard Bounds, all Headed for Chicago where they sgent the day with Barb Brennan and her daitfhter, Wendy. They went out for lunch and made a real fun day. On Wednesday, Gail Miller and daughter Kim joined Sue and Lil and all the children for a drive over to Slades Corners to visit Sue's mother - ip - law and sister - in - law and enjoy lunch out again. Saturday, Lil and Frank Visconti celebrated their sixth anniversary watching the Harvard Milk Day parade. To make the day complete, that evening they went to Lake Geneva with Ed and Sue Erwin for dinner and the show. We hope you have many more happy anniversaries, Frank and Lil. We are so pleased to be able to report that Frank Visconti, was able to return to work last Tuesday after being off for six and a half months after his accident. A group of friends' got together Saturday night \and had a surprise dinner for Mervin and Shirley Huff of Richmond in honor of their wedding a week ago. If you think you are seeing double when you stop at the Visconti house this week, you are. Frank's little nieces, Kim and Leslie Johnson, are identical twins going on three years of age. They have '•.already learned the knack of completely confusion people by both answering to the same name so you really don't know who you are talking to. Sunday afternoon, Lil took the girls to a party at her sister's home, Edith Funk, and some of the guests are still wondering which is which. Frank and Lil are keeping the girls this week while Frank's sister and brother - in - law are on vacation. Edith Harrison has the right Deposits msured to S 20.000 by the Fede'ai Sa¥«f>qs & Loan insurance Corp rippling in the wind, the girls of troop 478 marched in McHenry's Memorial Day Parade on May 30. With all the confusion over which Memorial Day holiday to celebrate, we Nvereproud to see the following girls on hand for the event; Chris Connell, Dale Williams, Sue Bielski, Diana Gregg, Ann Stackhouse, Jeanna Koeppen, Cheri Bruser, Valerie Priko, Karen Thietje, Angela Catanzaro and Kiki Hughes. Thanks to Collen Priko, Tillie Williams and Linda Thietje for transporting - the girls to the parade. • RECEIVES FIRST COMMUNION On Sunday, May 26, at 12:15 p.m. mass Randy Connell received his first Communion at St. Patrick's church in McHenry. The event was officiated by Father Mike Douglas. The entire Connell •fanjfiy, Randy's Godparents, Joe and Rosemary Connell, 1 wr BEDDING PLANTS GERANIUMS FERTILIZER VEGETABLE PLANTS FRUIT TREES PEAT MOSS • ROSES • FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES Harms Farm Center ACROSS FROM WEST CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL 4727 W. CRYSTAL LAKE R0. McHENRY PH. 385-3074 or 385-8084 idea for getting done. Invite all your family home for the day, hand each one a paint brush and bucket of paint and let them try their artistic talents on the house. It only took four hours and everyone had a good time visiting and working together. They were all ready to enjoy the delicious spaghetti dinner Edith served when the j finished. job was Grandma Connell, and Grandma and Grandpa Schweik all attended the ceremony. After the mass Marge and Jack Connell held a dinner at their home in honor of the occasion. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings to Tim Cornwell on June 8; to Jim Harper, Jr., and Ralph Robinson on June 12; to Laurie Johnson and Kim Hughes on June 13 ; and to Naomi Adam on June 14. ANNIVERSARY WISHES Anniversary roses to Inez and Clar Young on their special day June 9; to Gloria and Dale Gabriel on their special day June 14. REMEMBER Friday, June 14, is Flag Day. respect your country by proudly flying its colors on this date. Word has been received from Aunt Nellie Hepburn that she will be returning home June 11. She has been visiting her daughter in California and will have a lot to tell when she gets home. P a t t y C h r i s t o p h e r entertained a group of her junior college friends with a picnic at her home Saturday afternoon. She received her associate degree Sunday afternoon at graduation exercises for McHenry County College. Diane and Gary Linstad spent the weekend here to join the family in the festivities. Sunday evening, Art and Katy had a small supper party for some close friends in honor of the occasion. * Clayton Bruce and Del Shook spent part of last week fishing in the Neceda, Wis., area. They found the fishipg slow BUT they pulled in several good sized crapies and were they ever good eating. Oh Boy. Clayton Bruce's sister, Estelle Culvey of Ava, Mo., arrived at the Bruce home the beginning of the week for a visit with Virginia and Clayton. She will also visit other relatives in the area while here. Mary and Art Baker and family left last Thursday to spend a couple of days with their moms in Strawberry Point, Iowa. All had a good visit and a trip like this is much better when the weather is nice. Bill stayed home to keep the home fires burning aha everything under control there. tJncle Gordon Zell of Chicago spent the weekend with Nephew Richard Zell ana family. He went home on Monday. " The Larry Lehmkuhl family 1 went to Clinton, Iowa in their mobile home to visit relative^' and be home for the christening < of a new jiephew. The week - before they went to visit Six1' Flags and had a very enjoyable weekend. The Paul Walkingtons and" son, Lee, the Clarence' Adamses and boys of Wonder- Lake and the Alvin Betrays4 family of M&Henry went' camping at Legend Lake last' weekend. Walt and Doris Low went camping with the Camping Wheels Square dance group at* Spring Grove last weekend; Ray and Tom Low and friends spent the weekend at Devils Lake, Wis., State Park. BIRTHDAYS Well folks it's happy birthday time again so we wish a very happy birthday to Joanne Gillispie on June 8 and to Ida Mae (Walkington) Adams oa June 9. Charlotte (Hogan) Thompson has her special day on June 10 and the eleventh is shared by Harold Lee Jepson, Clara Klapperich, Allen Spencer and Chuck Ackerman, June 12 is shared by Chancey and Frank Harrison for their natal day. We wish you alj many more happy birthdays in the years to come. ANNIVERSARIES * For June being the month of brides we have only one anniversary to pelebrate in the coming week and that is Karen and Jack Kuhrt on June 12. 1 Sixteen County 4-Hers Attend Special Event Sixteen McHenry county 4- H'ers will join over 1,000 other Illinois 4-H members on the University of Illinois campus, June 10-12, for the 1974 State 4- H week, announces Pat Frank, McHenry county Extension adviser, Home Economics. A new program direction is planned for this year. Major sessions, group discussions, tours, and special interest workshops will relate to the major emphasis: The Consum­ er-.-Revolutions. Sessions will covert rights aid respon­ sibilities of z Consumers, credit, advertising, fraud. Specific help in buying such items as cars, sports equipment, clothes, electronic equipment, will be offered. Other sessions will look at the impact of the energy crisis, women's liberation movement, boycotts, and consumer action programs. In addition, there will be chances to explore career opportunities and of course to rap and recreate. Again this year the intramural building will be open for get - acquainted activities. Swimming, square dancing, games, regular dancing, use of gymnasiums are alf available. A party to include a band, games, bowling, billiards, films and snack bars will be held in the Hlini Union. There will also be a barbeque. McHenry county 4-Her's attending will be Debbie Leonard, Lincoln Cloverleafs; Kathy Fritz, Harvard Prairie Toppers; Debbie Bowen, Kishwaukee Clovers; Kathy L u e r s s e n , H a r t l a n d Homemakers; Edward Vogt, 55 .MM «11111 fi h¥i i • <* r ill i r.t • • mi i ijfap w * i M i l l H i I 1 1 1 I t I I I 1 M • • ' ! • ! » ! I I H ' I I I I I l V I I I I I ACRYLIC LATIX hides 60% hmttst than the CAUO# WHtTi to prefer. Slightly higher EXTERIOR FLAT OIL HOUSE PAINT Special blister-proof formula for frame homes that are blistering, peeling or scaling It can be used as a primer or * ••GALLON finish coat U WHITE 40 CUSTOM COLORS. SLIGHTLY HIGHER CUSTOM COLORS. SLIGHTLY HIGHER UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTE ALEXANDER LUAABER 909 North Front McHenry, Illinois 385-1424 *Better Goals; Christopher Rich, McLakeWood; Jack Hardt, Harvard Prairie Toppers; Julia Koss, Modem Misses; JoAnn Kearns, Huntley Harvesters; Barbara Meier, Jr. Wonder Maids; Jean Slater, Busy Beavers; Lynne M c W h i n n i e , L i n c o l n Cloverleafs; Joyce Orr, Humming Sewers; Linda Muskovin, Modern Misses; Cindy McDonald, McLakeWood and Lynn Wellman, Humming Sewers. Canoe Camps Offered For Area Youth ' ' • • ,vr./i A new dimension will be added to the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Camping program in 1974, says Pat Frank, McHenry county Extension adviser, Honie Economics. Two canoe camps will be offered in August. One for the novice who has little or no experience, an easy 4-day shallow river trip, and an advanced wilderness trip in northern Wisconsin, a seven day adventure with portages and white-water to navigate. These camps will stress safety and outdoor living, and because of the nature of the program, enrollment will be limited. The camps will be supervised by University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Services staff. All boys and girls from 14-19 are eligible to sign up. For reservations and more information, contact the McHenry county Extension service, (Box 431) in the old courthouse on Woodstock City Square, Phone 338-4747 before the June 21 deadline. Michael Krickl Graduates With Average Of 4.0 Michael Krickl, son of Mr. and Mrs.George Krickl of McHenry, recently earned his undergraduate degree of Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Northern Illinois university. After attending McHenry County college, Michael completed his final two years at Northern where he had a grade point average of 4.0 on a scale of 4.0. For the past four years the McHenry man was employed by a certified public accountant in Crystal Lake; but recently he accepted a position in the tax department of a Chicago office. Michael and his wife, Linda, live in Lake Killarney, northwest of Cary, III. CYCLONE IS COMING TO los.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING