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UU i WoMocubwe / nomm 4-4 | U&C.& Auk* t .I'# ••-»«fc TOW LINE QUIZ 1. The small craft warning signal by day is. 1. One square red flag. 2. One red pennant. 3. Two red pennants. 4. One diagonal orange flag. 2. All Coast Guard radio stations that broadcast routine weather and marine information do so on frequency. 1. 2670 kHz 2. 2638 kHz 3. 2182 kHz 4. 2738 kHz 3. Storm warnings are displayed by flag hoists or lights. Dispay points may be. 1. Coast Guard stations. 2. Marianas 3. Lighthouses or municipal piers. 4. AH of the above. ANSWERS \ on t I ON Z Z on I Fueling--Outboard 1. Fill portable fuel tanks on dock. 2. Keep tanks and deck around engine clean and dry to eliminate fire hazard. 3. Double check proper mixture of oil and gasoline. Too little oil can cause engine damage. Too much oil will result in a smoky exhaust, and fouled spark plugs, plugged exhaust ports and sticking piston rings. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 4-H Group Works On June Recycling Drive Recycling, rather than throwing away bottles, cans and newspapers, is a help to the environment and is becoming a part of the way of life for more and more of McHenry's citizens. Since the beginning of this year each month has seen an average of 20 tons of bundled newspapers, magazines and cardboard brought to the McHenry Market Place. The amount of gl$ss and cans brought in is also on the increase. The McHenry County Defenders and the McLakewood 4-H club would like to make those new to recycling aware of the following guidelines: pottles must be washed and have lids and plastic or metal rims removed. Labels need not be removed from bottles. Separate by color if possible. Do not bring dishes, electric bulbs, etc. Cans must be washed and labels removed. All cans, including pop cans, must be flattened. It is impossible to find storage space for unflattened cans (nor do plants want to ship them). The McHenry County Defenders would like to remind everyone that the environment would be helped greatly if returnable bottles were purchased rather than beverages in cans. Aluminum cans, TV dinner trays, and clean aluminum foil are accepted also. Aluminum items should be kept separate from the steel cans. Newspapers make up the majority of the paper brought in. Make sure no plastic bags are included, and that bundles are securely tied in both directions in stacks that can be easily handled by strong children. Magazines, flattened cereal boxes, catalogues, and advertising mail can all be bundled together. Corrugated cardboard, flattened and tied, makes Up another group of paper products. This month members of the McLakewood 4-H club will be cooperating with the McHenry County Defenders to provide the labor for the recycling drive. Paper will be collected from 9 until 5 at the McHenry Market Place Saturday, June 15, and bottles and cans will be collected from 9 until noon. Anyone needing rope with which to tie bundles for future Plan Supper Benefit For CMI Defense Program Meetings of this group take place every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the village hall in Lakemoor. Anyone interested in joining, may do so and they will be very welcome. Last night's meeting consisted of a men's working crew that assembled wooden street barricades. On the first Saturday in August a spaghetti supper will be served from 5 p.m. until 8 or 9 p.m. Tickets will be available within a short time. I wiH give more information on this in later columns. Proceeds will go for civil defense equipment. Make your long range plans now to go out for a spaghetti supper. Sometime during the evening a movie on tornadoes will be shown. I have seen the film and I would recommend everyone in the area go and see that film. PARENTS FOR YOUTH Members are looking for interested adults who would like to get involved with the young people of your community. You do not have to be a parent to get into it with the young people. All it really takes is a real interest. Call Edna Garbacz at 385-2744 or Diane Murphy at 385-5107. Quite a while has gone by since the club had their Easter egg hunt and they tell me it was very successful and the members would like to thank all those who took part in it to make it a successful project. All youth and parents are invited to participate in a beach drives may pick up what they need the day of the drive. There will be a good supply on hand. Anyone having questions regarding the recycling drive is encouraged to call a McHenry C o u n t y D e f e n d e r s representative before the day of the drive at 385-8512. clean-up and a car wash on June 15. "Are you interested in the youth of your community?" This is the topic to be discussed on June 18 at a garden party sponsored by the Parents for Youth Club. It will be held at 1 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Diane Murphy at 103 Sheridan road. This paragraph is for those who don't wish to get involved but yet take time to criticize those that do. It is not fair to those who try to find things for the young people to do and by doing so the kids do not get into mischief or more serious trouble. Instead of knocking what the club members are doing, become one of them and you may get a lot of satisfaction out of helping and planning activities for the youngsters. Don't fight them - join 'em. BALLET RECITAL Little Miss Cindy Monton took part in a ballet recital held in Crystal Lake high school on Sunday, June 2. This was Cindy's second recital since she has been taking lessons at a local dance studio. Another student taking part in the program was Jody May. She is the grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schueler of Lilymoor, and the daughter of Frank and Janice May of McHenry. GRADUATES Miss Carolyn J. Mix was a graduate on June 11 from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, 111. Carolyn majored in Journalism and she made the Dean's list three times. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mix of Lakemoor and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mix of Chicago. All of Carolyn's relatives are very proud of her. Graduates from the local schools are as follows: - Laurie Johnson from Montini, Bonnie Burton, Greg Douglas, Pat Epperson, James Erickson, Jean Freeman, Nanette Fort, Roger Garbacz, Debbie Ann Gaskell. Autumn Hager, spurgeons 3 Sales for Summer! Sale! Save over 20%! 2-pc. Seersucker Sets 66 Orig. 9.99 The height of summer-- the height of fashion-- and what a price! Short sleeve jackets, matching or coordinating cuffed shorts. Easy care -- they never need ironing! 8-16 --pick your favorites! Sale! 3 Groups Ladies'Shorts Sale! All Handbags 20%.« Summer handbags every style included w h i t e v i n y l s , beads, fabrics, shoul der and travel bags, section bags. Typical values: Reg. 3.99 3.19 Reg. 5.99 4.79 Kni t jamaicas in bonded acrylic with e las t ic ized wais t ; pastels. Reg. 2.59 sizes 10-20 1.88 Reg. 2.79 sizes 32-38 2.22 Reg. 3.49 sizes 40-46 2.66 4400 W. Rte. 120 Maifcet Place Shopping Center HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8:30 Saturday 8:30-6700 Sunday 10:00-5:00 Kimberly Klama, Leslee Schmidt, Debra Skelton, and Phillip Sovsky are all graduating from Parkland School. The high school graduates are Loretta Checchin and Gayle Garn and Terry Coughlin. Loretta has won a scholarship and she will be leaving on July 8 for Moser college located in Carthage, 111. Best wishes to all the graduates and here's hoping you follow your dreams that will take you into a very successful future. FIRST COMMUNION Tracy and Billy Garbacz have made their first Holy Communion on June 10 at St. Patrick's church in McHenry. BIRTHDAYS Somehow the June birthdays got ahead of me so as a result I'll list the complete month, with an apology to thos£ whose birth date has already gone by, and I sincerely hope your day was very happy and for those whose birthday is coming up, I hope your day is everything you would like it to be. June 1 ~ Chuck Zabroski, fourth - Toni Yerkes, fifth - Herb Zabroski, seventh - Sam Sances, tenth - Paul Johnson, eleventh -- Rose Zalenka, fifteenth - Myra Zabroski and Pamela Skelton, sixteenth - Ron Povidas and Scott Schmidt, seventeenth - Eric Lee Holmes, eighteenth - Mine, twenty-seventh - Emma Kunz, twenty-ninth -- Kean Ryan, and last but by no means least on the thirtieth Andre Yerkes. ANNIVERSARIES The June anniversaries are as follows, and here's hoping each couple will share many more years of happiness and contentment, they are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martensen, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leske who share the fourth as their anniversary date, on the ninth there are two couples sharing that date, they are Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Wilson, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Turner, on the fourteenth, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Mumma, two couples share the seventeenth, they are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. William Sinkler. Then on the twenty-second Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dember will celebrate their anniversary. LADIES LEAGUE The members attended their regular meeting on June 5, following the business of the evening the ladies played their social games. The prize winners were Jean Dember won first, Lu Gravenstuk won second, Sophie Patterson won third, and Eunice Tobey won the booby prize. Hostesses were Helen Netzel and Connie O'Rourke. CONDOLENCES Many friends and neighbors are going to miss Helen Koch, better known as Grandma Koch. She passed away on June 3, her home was located at 123 Valley View in Lakemoor. At the time of her death she was % years of age. Grandma Koch's only survivors are her daughter Florence Koch and Pacita Morrison who was her God­ child. Services and burial took place in Chicago on Thursday June 6. See you next week. If you have learned to understand women-you've paid dearly for the lessons. The dictionary seem to be the only place where achievement and success comes before work. PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1174• [FATHER'S DAY, GIFT IDEAS SHOP HERE FOR THOSE SPECIAL AND UNIQUE GIFTS. • COUPLA'S • WEATHER VANES • NAME PLATES • MAILBOXES & STANDS • CAST IRON TOYS (Great Idea For The Collector) fSchroeder Metalcraf 1714 SO. Route 31 - McHENRY 815-385-0950 1 < < x*. SUNDAY 12 Noon - 4:30 PM OPEN DAILY 9 AM - 5 PM OUR NEW ADDITION 1974 GREMLIN McHeniy AMC/Jeep Inc. 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