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Holiday Hills Bev. Hill '385-5641 Local Residents Grade Roads And Mow Beach Area Ed Hughes has been grading the roads and doing a good job. Ed has spent a lot of time working to get the roads up to 'par. Also a few people have given of their time to do mowing along the channel and at the beach area. MEETING The meeting of the sub­ division on June 4 will be covered in next week's column. BIRTHDAYS Rebecca Lonergan and Elmer Mettelka we wish you a belated birthday greeting for June 2, John Grether a happy belated birthday to you on June 3, Wednesday June 4 Wally Karafa and Larry Gueths celebrated their birthdays, Donna Kasprzyk, we wish you a belated birthday greeting for June 5, and today we wish Patty Maras a special greeting as it is her birthday. Sharon Kottke is having a birthday tomorrow June 7, Happy bir­ thday Tom Cornwell as you celebrate your birthday on June 8. On June 12 Jim Harper, Jr., and Ralph Robinson will be celebrating their birthdays. Ji WINNERS Tim Cornwell who was elected vice-president of the Sophomore class is to be congratulated. Rick Connell whose picture appeared in the Plaindealer on Friday won a reel for having won one of the four winning entries for the mustache contest. r GET-WELL Karen Kessler is doing well and active at play after her accident on Wednesday. WEDDINGS Congratulations to Greg and Linda Smith as they were married Saturday afternoon. Many wishes as you start your new life together. Also to Ken and Gail Larson who were married Saturday afternoon in Wheeling and will be new residents of Holiday Hills. 7 ANNIVERSARIES • On June 5 Abbie and Jack Emmerson will have celebrated their anniversary. June 8 Dianne and Marty Lewandowski are having their anniversary and then on June 9 Inez and Clar Young will celebrate their anniversary. To all three couples we wish you happiness and joy and that the love you shared on the day of your wedding be growing daily. BEAUTIFICATION A A large number of our folks were out working in their yards, or on their homes and some even did a little or a lot of gardening. You sure can tell when nice weather is here everyone is out talking with their neighbors and out of the long winter hibernation. Eventaully the subdivision may have a new look. It would sure be nice if all the homes and flowers, and many other things had a look of someone caring. Mailboxes should be repainted if needed and your name put back on if the paint has been removed or if you have recently moved in whatever the case it's easier for the mailman to find you if he knows which box is yours. Dogs are getting to be out roaming again and just because of the nice weather it doesn't make it any more right for them to be let loose. If you by chance have a little puppy and it is white and tan I'd ad­ vise you to keep the little one tied or you might have a dog missing if the dog warden comes around. It isn't the dog's fault or the other people in the subdivision if your dogs are taken by the rabies control. Dogs swimming in the beach are also not permitted at any time. No pets are allowed on the beach for sanitary reasons which also deals with the health of our children. Don't forget to get collars and the rabies shots and be sure to have the little one looked over for heartworms. PUNCH LINE O F T H E W E E K LIBRARY NEWS Stamp out boredom-READ! For the many people in our area who have non-resident cards at the McHenry Nunda library on Lily Lake road, summer hours will have gone into effect on June 3. The library will be open Tuesdays and Fridays from 1-6, Thur­ sdays 1-8, Saturdays 11-4. Legal Notice NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGE IN SCHEDULE To Patrons of the General Telephone Company of Illinois The General Telephone Company of Illinois hereby gives notice to the public that it nas filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission a proposed change in its charges, rules and regulations for telephone service in its Spring Grove exchange. The said change involves the establish­ ment of one-way extended area service between its SL....^ Grove exchange and Illinois Bell Telephone Company's McHenry and Fox Lake ex­ changes. Accordingly, the Company has filed its petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission requesting authority to establish this change. The hearing in this matter is scheduled to be held in the office of the Commission at 160 North LaSalle, Chicago, Illinois, June 27, 1975 at 9:30 A.M. A copy of the proposed change in schedule may be inspected by any interested party at the Wonder Lake ana Belvidere Business Offices of this Company. All parties interested in this matter may obtain information with respect thereto either directly from its Company or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Com­ mission, Springfield, Illinois, 62706. GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF ILLINOIS R.V. HOLMQUIST Service Manager 314 South State Street Belvidere. Illinois (Pub. May 30, June6,1975) FREEZE 'EM Why not make a wpek's supply of sandwiches for the brown baggers? Freeze, they'll thaw by lunch time. Saves on the early morning rush. Sandwiches will be tasty but not soggy if they're spread with butter all around the bread. LEGUMES Dried beans and peas are plen­ tiful right now. These are not vegetables, but rather, they are legumes and thus an excellent source of vegetable protein Both beans and peas combine well with dairy and meat groups, so they give a good quality protein, especially when used in com­ bination. 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