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PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MAY 28, 1*1 McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 ,} Coalition Begins Drive WHO KNOWS? Al Bally-O'-Gregg this building stood alone. II wm located on the south side of Idyll Dell (now Bull Valley) road on the banks of the Fox river. In the old days, Bally-O'-Gregg was primarily a rt for local duck hunters to gather. The building was later enlarged and served as a camping i far various groups. Picnic^ were often held on the grounds. Shown, from left, are Adele Helmer (Mrs. Andy Butler) kneeling in front of her mother, Mrs. Henry Heimer; Leo Heimer in front of his mother, Mrs. John Heimer; and Annabel Heimer Aicher. Henry Heimer and John Heimer in the background. Note the dress code of the day. County Fair Announce Horse Show Changes Changes in both the Junior Horse show and the traditional Open Horse show were announced at the McHenry County fair association board's monthly meeting last week John Crowden, Woodstock. , who heads the Open Horse show, said the combination of jumping, halter and horsemanship classes with speed events and two driving classes will enhance the Open Horse show for both spectators and participants. This will be held on Satur day. Aug. 8. starting at 8 a.m. The committee has come up with 36 classes, and en­ tries will be made the day of the show just before the class is to go before the judges. Connie Indermitte. Marengo, says the Junior Horse show is adding a pony pleasure driving class and a pony express class for its Sunday. Aug. 9 program The Junior Horse show is for participants 18 years and under Assisting Connie are Karen IV^cCloud, Harvard, and Nancy Branch, Marengo They list 28 classes, and the entry fee will be used as prize money with a 90 percent payout to the winners. "We also plan to award three trophies. These will go to the persons accumulating the most points in three age groups 14-18, 13 and under, horses, and 13 and under, ponies," said Connie Mc- Cloud. Meanwhile, activities at the fairgrounds are quickening Persons seeking exhibit space either inside buildings or in open areas around the grounds are contacting the fair office or the respective chairmen. Bill Beese, Richmond, and Dick Walrath, Crystal Lake, are handling outside exhibit space Jack and Betty Hayes. Woodstock, are in charge of assignment for the inside.exhibit space. Hayes reports heavy demand for space, and he awaits response from 1980 exhibitors--!hey have first choice of refusal-before assigning space to new exhibitors. The 1981 McHenry County fair will be presented Aug. 5- 9 at the fairgrounds in Woodstock The traditional recognition of 4-H members takes place Thursday night. Aug 6, with the parade of winners and the selection of 4-H king and queen Cite To 11 way Safety Capt. Hugh S McGinley, commander of the Illinois State police District 15, which covers the Illinois Toliway system, said motorists are much safer when they are riding the tolllway than any other major highway or turnpike in the nation "The fatality rate on the Illinois toliway is 0.6 deaths per one hundred million vehicle miles traveled as opposed to the 1.2 deaths per one hundred million vehicle miles, traveled on other major highways and turn­ pikes in the United States," McGinley said. •> . TTiere are many safety features employed in the engineering and con­ struction of the tollroad it­ self. Some of them are: Breakaway light poles and signs; the use of crash cushions and water filled containers, called hydro- cells, as barriers to prevent serious injury accidents; reflectorized Jane dividers that illuminate the laned sections of the roadway; a concrete center divider that when struck will guide a vehicle back to the roadway, avoiding headon accidents; alert strips cut into the roadway to warn drivers that a toll booth is ahead; the use of skid resistant asphalt at the approach to the toll plazas; and a well staffed maintenance crew 24 hours a day to warn of lane closures or accidents. The 143 state troopers assigned to patrol the toliway is the largest district in the State of Illinois. One of their many duties is the inspection and monitoring of nuclear and ha^rdous materials being shipped across country via the tollroad. State troopers also rendered more than 2,000 assists to motorists stranded by mechanical failure on the toliway. "We are proud to say that the Illinois Tollway~system is one of the most patrolled and safest the country?"*' fttc added Hold First Board Meeting The first village board meeting for May was held Tuesday. May 12, at 8 p.m., at the beach house. Another large audience was present. It's nice to see concerned citizens at the meetings. One of the main topics discussed was Spring cleanup. I know many of us have been waiting for this. Well, it is scheduled to start Monday. June 1, at the west end of the village. The crew will pick up your materials at the roadside. Areas of the village not completed on Monday will be picked up on succeeding days until the entire village has been covered. Flyers will be handed out with further information. Gene Frost has been our Civil Defense Director and will remain so. About the ten-day grace period that was discussed at the meeting, research shows that the grace period is for the dog ordinance and not the vehicle ordinance. This means that village stickers must be purchased and displayed by March 31 or you may receive a ticket. LOST AND FOUND It has been reported that a camera was found on Or­ chard drive. If anyofe has any information as to the owner, please contact Bill Cross at 386-4094. CPRCOURSE A course in CPR (cardio­ pulmonary resuscitation) is being sponsored by the Beach Gals June 10, a Wednesday, at 7:15 p.m. at the beach house. This is the same course that was held last June. • It'sr a very informative course, which also deals with choking. The course will be about four hours long. It's free and very worth your while-to, learn. » If vounare interested,, please contact me at 385- MORNING EXERCISES All ladies are welcome to come • down to the beach house on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10 to 11 a.m. to exercise with the Beach Gals. Bring the children and all us moms will take turns watching the children so everyone will have a chance to pull some muscles. v BIRTHDAYS We'd like to wish the following people birthday wishes for this week: Don Nelson on May 20; Brook Elliot. May 23; Karen Scarbrough, May 25 and Ruth Brandt and David Sarabia, May 26. We wish you all many happy more. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Village Board meeting - May 26, Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at the Beach House 4-H NEWS Lincolnclover Leafs The May meeting was called to order and the pledges were said by Alan I.iotta and Richard Long. Attendance was taken, the minutes and treasurer's report given and approved. The club is planning to go on a hike and clean-up walk at Volo Bog July 1 and we discussed going to the University of Illinois for 4-H day Sept. 19. We also discussed building a float for Fiesta day in July. Speeches were given by Jamie Griggs. Sean Dar- mody, Don Thennes. Laura Ix>ng. Suzie Griggs and Kelly B rough. The meeting was ad journed and refreshments followed. Scott Brough The Coalition for Political Honesty has begun a year­ long petition drive for the Illinois Initiative, a con­ stitutional amendment to permit voters to pass statewide laws by petition and binding referendum "The people of our state are far ahead of politicians when it comes to demanding reform and the Illinois Initiative will give voters the opportunity to vote directly on important issues." said Patrick Quinn. Coalition spokesman With the initiative power. Illinois citizens will be able to petition for binding statewide referendums on key subjects like tax relief, ethics reform. tran­ sportation policy, and education The Coalitiprftmust collect 252.000 signatijres by May 2, 1982, to place the Illinois Initiative proposal on the ballot as a constitutional amendment referendum Last November Coalition volunteers organized the successful referendum campaign for the Cutback amendment which0 reduced the size of the Illinois House by one-third Quinn said the Coalition's initiative proposal was drafted by top constitutional lawyers and is modeled after s u c c e s s f u l i n i t i a t i v e provisions in other state constitutions. 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Who is the author of the above statement? 2. To whom was he speaking? -3. Of what famous dis­ course is this verse a part? 4. Where _may it be found? Answers to Bibl* Vsrsa 1. Jesus, as recorded by Matthew. 2. His disciples and the m u l t i t u d e g a t h e r e d around him. 3. The Sermon on the Mount- 4. Matthew 5:16. 1. When did Wisconsin the state flower of which state? 3. When was the Golden Gate Bridge opened? 4. Who was serving as president in 1900? 5. May 29 is the birthday anniversary of which U.S. president? 6. Can you recall the date of V-E Day and V-J Day? 7. When was the Taft- Hartley Labor Act ap­ proved? 8. What class of animals is equally at home on land and in the water? 9. Name the state bird of Alabama. 10. What aid to navigation did John Ericson invent? Answers To WIm Knows 1. May 29, 1848. 2. Georgia. 3. May 27, 1937. 4. William McKinley. 5. John F. Kennedy. 6. May 8, 1945 and September 2, 1945,. 7. May 13, 1947. 8. Amphibians. 9. 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