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Youth Day Golf Tourney Scheduled PAGE 7 -PLAINDlifALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, lt78 McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 23, and to John Keiter, who celebrates his big day July Happy Birthday to you all. HAVE A GREAT WEEK! The third annual Chapel Hill Country Club Youth Day Golf tournament has been scheduled for Monday, August 14. ~ According to club professional John Bolton, the tournament is open to anyone between the ages of 12 and 17. Participants will be divided into three age groups and trophies and prizes will be provided for each age group. Free hot dogs and pop will also be provided on the course. "A free 1979 junior club membership will be awarded to the winner of each age group," said Bolton. "There will also be prizes for longest and straightest drives and closest to the pin," he continued. The Youth Day tournament is attracting a larger crowd each year, with 85 golfers par­ ticipating last year. Golfers will be divided into three groups: 12-13 years; 14-15 years; and 16-17 years. Pairings will be determined at the Pro Shop at the club the Saturday preceding the tour­ nament. A slight entry fee is required to enter the tournament. Anyone interested in par­ ticipating in the tournament or requiring more information can contact John Bolton at the Pro Shop at the club. Horsemen Conduct Census A charter with the State of Illinois has been received, and is in effect as of June 7,1978, the name of "McHenry Tumble- Weeds". Coach Duane Sperry formed the group which con­ sists of fourteen team mem­ bers: Sara Bird, Vicki Bruce, Ginger Freund, Lori Knaack, Sheri Knaack, Michelle Landis, Jennifer Nielsen, LaDonna Parvin, Cindy Pemberton, Ann Rich. Cindy Schwartz, Kim Smith, Melanie Smith and Dawn Suchor This "not for profit" cor- jporation is formed with future plans for education and ad­ vancement in the sport of "power tumbling" Several of the team members competed at the Tri State Annual Tumbling and Double Mini Trampoline meet in Quincy. Illinois, on April 29, 1978 Since then, the team competed on May 7, 1978 in the Midwest Trampoline and Tumbling Competition in Algonquin, Illinois. Award winners were Jennifer Nielsen, Sheri Knaack. Michelle Landis, Melanie Smith. Ginger Freund, Sara Bird. Kim Smith, LaDonna Parvin and Lori Knaack May 18, 1978, the girls per­ formed for those attending a Mother-Daughter dinner held at the 1st United Methodist church in McHenry May 21, 1978, coach Duane Sperry led the girls in an enlightening demonstration for "Fair Diddley", Woodstock. Illinois of your * i With inflation protection from American Family! Under American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy, your home is protected against the ravages of inflation. As your home increases in value, so does your insurance ... automati­ cally! That's just one of the extra features built into our Special Home­ owners Package Policy. It's the most comprehen­ sive homeowners coverage we've ever offered. Call today for all the details. a? TOUT CHUCK FICK lEWANOOWSIll -- OUR NEW LOCATION -- Corner of Crystal Lake Blacktop & Rt 120 McHenry CALL US FOR DETAILS 385-2304 AMERICAN FAMILY I N S U R A N C T McHENRY GROUP FORMS STATE CHARTERED TUMBLING TEAM Again an A.A.U. Regional meet, held in Rockford, Illinois, on June 4, 1978 awarded seven girls. They were LaDonna Parvin, Lori Knaack, Ann Rich, Kim Smith, Sara Bird, Cindy Pemberton and Jennifer Nielsen. June 11, 1978, another Mid­ west Tumbling meet in Algonquin, Illinois was at­ tended by several team members. Awards were presented to Sara Bird, Melanie Smith, Vicki Bruce, Jennifer Nielsen, LaDonna Parvin, Lori Knaack, Ann Rich and Kim Smith. As one can see, the coach and team has been very involved the past two months and their future looks bright. Mr. Sperry, the originator of the "McHenry Tumble- Weeds", has coached tumbling in McHenry for the past eight years. The interest in this sport is growing rapidly all over the country. The parents of team mem­ bers, along with a few other students, have made con­ tributions to the team enabling them to purchase some necessary equipment which will aid in their training. The girls are presently working out twice a week, two hours per evening, and plan to do so for the entire summer. The coach is totally volunteering his time and effort to the girls par­ ticipating in the summer program One hopes McHenry will be proud of the "McHenry Tumble-Weedsand that community interest will be strong. The McHenry County Hor­ semen's association feels it desperately needs a current census of McHenry county horse population as part of its on-going efforts to keep ac­ curate statistics on matters affecting horsemen. A spokesman said it became evident at the June 15 Land use committee public hearing that the Planning commission is unaware of the magnitude of the horse population in McHenry county and thus cannot accurately make provisions for the business and recreational needs of its county residents. & This census is believed by the association to be in the best interest of all private owners, breeders, trainers, and private and commercial stables. Everyone who owns a horse or pony is asked to take a moment to fill out and return the form appearing on page 6 of this issue. For added convenience, drop boxes will be available at all shopping areas and feed stores throughout the county Accurate Certification For Crops Is Necessary McCullom Lake Board Gives OK To Cable TV The village board of Mc­ Cullom Lake met Tuesday, July 11, for their regular semi­ monthly gathering There was a representative at the meeting from a cables television com­ pany, and he gave a presen­ tation to the assemblage The board voted to have cable television brought into the village, since there are many advantages to having the service. The service will not be running for auite a while, as there is lots of work to be done to bring cable Tv in, but it is something to look forward to for the future Volunteers may have come around to your houses already, filling out the surveys about your well and septic service If no one has come yet, someone will shortly. Please cooperate with these folks. LADIES OF THE LAKE The Ladies of the Lake held their annual picnic Thursday, July 13, at the home of President Barbara Reiter More than twenty ladies en­ joyed the lovely weather while sampling each ladies' special dish which had been brought along for the occasion. Chicken was the main course, and there were salads and yummies galore to compliment it. Lemonade and cool, drinks were served, along with coffee for the die-hard coffee drinkers. Games were played, with prizes given to the lucky winners. GET WELL Let's hope McCullom Laker Diane Valentine is recuperating quickly from a serious accident suffered several weeks ago Diane would welcome cards and greetings from her friends during her confinement, I'm sure. Her address is: Madison General Hospital, 202 S Park St., Madison, Wis , 53715, Room 360, Bed 2. She will be there for a while yet, so sit down and write a little note to cheer Diane up CONSERVATION CLUB Don't forget the Conservation club meeting to be held Thursday, July 20, at Spojnia Everyone is invited The time is 8 p m BIRTHDAYS Happy birthdays go this week to Jason Weisenberger, who celebrates a birthday July 19. to Marge Stacknick, who has a birthday July 20, to Valerie Walter, whose birthdav is Julv Furnace Fraud Illinois Attorney General William J Scott recently filed suit against a Chicago heating and furnace company that he charged uses various deceptive methods to con homeowners into purchasing new furoacef or unnecessary repair work and to sell related and also unnecessary home repairs Scott said that various ruses were used by the company t© enter the consumers' homes to supposedly clean and inspect the furnace False reports were given to the homeowners in­ cluding untrue warnings that the furances were dangerous Courthouse Squares Years ago we plugged holes in our shoes with cardboard Now you buy a new pair and the soles are cardboard Archery Seminar Coming August 12th On Saturday, August 12, 1978, the Chicago Area Chapter of Outdoor Women, in conjunction with The Shamrock Gun & Sports Center in McHenry will host an archery siminar. This siminar will be directed towards the novist and in- termidiate archer. All equip­ ment and instructions will be provided. There will be a session on safety, proper equipment usage and then shooting on an out-of-doors range. Registration in advance is necessary and only through the following: Joyce Mogytych, northwest area representative, after 6 p.m. or weekends at 312 438-9430 or area director Hester Newcomb during a.m. at 312 894-2495 "Crop acreage and use must be reported accurately on a field by field basis," Jim Lucas, an official with the McHenry County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASCS) service* said. Lucas indicated that the importance of farmers making correct reports on their 1978 planted acreage of program crops cannot be overem­ phasized. It is a requirement for eligibility for commodty loans, target price protection and disaster and emergency program assistance. "The local ASCS office staff helps farmers be accurate by using aerial photographs for marking field boundaries," Lucas said. "With these photographs, farmers will be able to identify the fields that are devoted to program crops, set-aside, or diversion. The use of some crops also must be reported." Final dates for making this certification report to ASCS is Aug 1, 1978. Adjustment of acreages after the final cer­ tification date is not permitted Complaint Ratios The Illinois Department of Insurance has released data showing the frequency of consumer complaints to the department about insurance companies doing business in Illinois. The complaint ratios cover companies writing automobile, fire, homeowners and mobile homeowners in­ surance in the state. Depart­ ment Director Richard L. 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