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MCCULLOM LAKE Down MiHer 305-4901 Odoms Welcome New Daughter Reftocca Sue, second born daughter of Jim and Diane Odom, made her debut into the world July W, just two days short of big sister Jenifer's second birthdsy. Rebecca weighed hi at g lbs. 8 or and naturally is as cute as a button Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of McHeury, and the paternal grandfather is BUI Odom of McCullom Lake. Congratulations to all. THIRD PLACE WINNER BJ Walter, son of Bruce and Sharon Walter on Fountain lane, came in third plaice in the three-year-old Hot Wheels Race in McHenry. Congratulations BJ on s job well done. BIRTHDAY PARTY Amy Harwell celebrated her sixth birthday Thursday afternoon, July 29, with a party. Guests included cousins from Chicago and Minnesota and friends Todd and Ashley Laaco, Abbey Christensen and Jason Glaser. With all these friends and relatives, a good time was had by all. BEACH GALS MEETING Eleven ladies were present Wed., Aug. 4, for the Beach Gala Super Summer Salad Supper. Such delicious salads as tuna, shrimp, taco, stuffed tomatoes, two layer whip cream jello for dessert and sherbert punch were enjoyed. No meeting was held. The ladies just enjoyed their labors in the kitchen. Don't forget to get your table space reserved for the Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale to be held on Sat. Nov: 6, from 8:30 a.m. toSp.m. at the beach house. Make a profit on the sale of your hobby items. The Beach Gals will host coffee for all who enter a table. If interested, please contact Laurie Olson, 344-3864 or Linda Bacon, 385- 7415 as soon as possible. Beach Gals' proceeds from the Bake Sale and table rental go to the children of the village. Please join the fun. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Bill Reid, who celebrates Aug. 11; Sandy Straumann's special day is Aug. 13; Sally Hocin shares Aug. 14 with Greg Grutzmacher, Ed Crick and Allen Loewe, turning one; Nancy Harwell opens her gifts Aug. 15; Aug. 16 is shared by Mike White, Denise and Dawn Suchor, John Kalash, Lance Lancaster, Earl Nelson celebrating his seventy-first and Lois Parenti; happy day Mom and Carol K rum see who share Aug. 17, with Kevin Anderson turning five en that date. We wish everyone a happy day, many gifts and aO may you all blow nut ANNIVERSARIES Our anniversary couplss for this week are Don. and Sandy Laaco, celebrating nine years together Aug. U; Robert and Ctamonda Fernandez share another year togrthsi Aug. 1# and Gene and Lsrraine Frost obeerre 38 happy years together Aug. 17. May you all spend many more wonderful together. Stamp Collecting Classes Plans have been finalized between the McHenry County hiatorical society directors and the Rockford Stamp club to present an eight-week course at the society's museum in Union. Beginning Thursday, Sept. 9, and continuing each Thursday through Oct. 28, the claaaes will be offered evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Each two-hour class will deal with a specific topic ranging from in­ formation for the beginning collector to postal history and security and the law. The Rockford Stamp club, which will offer the course, has been in existence since 1930 and has an active membership of 60 to 70. Members The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) has an­ nounced that two McHenry county public water supplies failed to adequately monitor the bac­ teriological quality of their water and also failed to notify their customers of this deficiency. Public water supplies are required to notify customers through the mail within three months after failing to perform adequate monitoring. If the water supply does not notify its customers within three months of such a violation, then the IEPA issues public notice. These violations oc­ curred during the March. 1982. VINNIE'S MEATS 3106 W ROUTE 120 McHENRY AT C IRCIF BUILDING 385 2660 « •NEW YORK! STttPSUAC MO5' ALSO FEATURING: f ' O U S M S A U S A G E f t W A T V V U R s T K A V I O l l S • M A N i C O T T I S • I T A L I A N S A U S A G E • I T A l l A N R O A S T B E E F W I T H Q . R A V Y 2 t B S 5 I R Historic Plaque For Hall recently for the thaw of the 8 as the K stage Way rAUK8-in.AINUISALniM.WICtlNfeMSAt.AMMt EASTER SEAL OPEN HOUSE The public and all friends of Easter Seals are invited to attend an open in honor of the center's now hall, still in use today and the oldest townhall hi this county built in 1888, received the plaque during ceremonies neto mere wiui meniuers of the society's Historic Sites com­ mittee, township officials and citizens. Riley Township officials, the efforts of Supervisor Dahfanan, petitioned the society to have the structure recognised. Later this fall, the Paufisen house on Route 14 will also be plaqued by the stop Station In other activities, plans have been finalized with the Rockford Stamp club to hold a series of stamp classes at the museum in Union beginning Sept. 9 and running for eight weeks. The society is also planning a historic fall bus tour of eastern McHenry county Saturday, Oct. 8, and an An­ tique Appraisal day in September. For information on theee activities or information on leoaons in spinning and loom work, or on membership to the society, contact the museum in Union at 815-923-2267. tympanometer, Friday, Aug. 13,2 to S p.m. in the Easter Seal Therapy center, 788 Washington, Woodstock. The 82,808 Tympanometer was pur­ chased through moniee raised by the Citizenship committee of the Wood­ stock Kiwanis club. A tympanometer is a machine that allows therapists to test quickly and easily for conductive hearing loes-a common hearing disability among children. Housing Term Vacancy Exists y" of the 4 Zoning committee County board is interested in being recommended for appointment to the McHenry County Housing Authority f 1. 1888. for a term to June There are more than one million students enrolled in private career schools. ition forms are available in the County board offices. Room 204, 2200 N. Seminary ave., Woodstock, 338-2040, Ext. 221 and should be returned to that office not later than Aug. 11, to Deen Cunat, chairman. Planning ft Zoning committee. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Aug. 12; Ladiee of the Lake picnic; 12 p.m. at Dorothy Weber's house. Every lady bring a dish to pass. Aug. 17: Conservation Club meeting at Lakeland Park Community Houee at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. JULY TICKETS Ann Rostkow, Cicero, illegal parking at beach. Craig Sims, Chicago, speed 30 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Steven R. McNeily, Waukegan. speed 50 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Harry G. Bethards, Park Ridge, speed 50 in 40 m.p.l^. zone. James A. Manning, Tinley Park, speed S3 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Benedict R. Busse, Harvard, speed 39 in 20 m.p.h. zone. Mark L. Freund, McCullom Lk, speed 65 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Gifford R. Palmer, Crystal Lk., speed 52 in 40 zone. Sabas Mercado, McCullom Lk., burning garbage. Milton J. Staples, Gurnee, speed 50 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Kevin F. Russell, Ringu^ood, operate m-v with exp. reg. Gerardo Mendoza, Elmhurst, operate m-v with exp. reg. , William D. Becker, Wauconda, speed 50 in 40 m.p.h. zone. James J. Steinsdorfer, Tamarda, park illegally at beach. Dennis H Sundberg. McCullom Lk , maintenance of an unlicenaed vehicle. James I. Johnson, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 m.p.h. zone Edward J. Leman, Wonder Lk , speed 51 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Jacquelyn D. Small, McHenry, speed 51 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Steve Slazinski. Wonder Lk . speed 50 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Mauro Padovini, Evergreen Park, speed 52 in 40 m.p h. zone. Linda Fontana. McHenry. illegal parking at beach. Gerry M. Hamm, Wheeling, speed 52 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Chris Rogers, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 m.p.h. zone Glen Slater, McCullom Lk , open garbage on premises. Philip O. Fontana, McHenry, speed 50 in 40 m.p.h. zone. John S. Lukwinski. McCullom Lk , speed 50 in 40 m.p.h. zone. Too many youngsters think they should start out in the business world st the top. • •• • We wonder if the stars in the entertainment world think they are worth what they are paid. I whttte { SERVED SFAMHY STYLE" I SINCE 1868 Kinder-Care TV«r Imw I Water Supplies In Violation I ICmmmi LmSmw Nfwe* tnd Nrrtft. m *WbNr * vmr Aw • • tun ** «r « c* I | |gj | I GAL'S I WA1KMS PRODUCTS | 4508 Elm Leaf Dr. I McHenry • 3854816 I • amny ExUffrq Services • AGES 6 WEEKS -12 YEARS • FULLTIME OR PART TIME • PRESCHOOL • KINDERGARTEN • KLU0MATES SCHOOL AGE PROGRAM • BREAKFAST, SNACKS 6 LUNCH COUPON 5 2 I 3 W . E l m McHenry, Illinois .*1V 1VIVIVIVI v 1VIVIV | y 1 Visit And Enroll In Kinder Care | During Our Open House b. Week And RECEIVE | YOUR 2N» WEEK'S •aiMMAAl ja am TUITION AT HALF MKI KindarCara (NIWITUMNTS Ot&Y) 344-4970 V V W Mtf V W Vtf VM h V MM b tf V WV W VV MM « V IT* I annually stage a stamp show in March certified by the American Philately association. According to Stamp club president, Harold Luhman, of Belvidere, stamp collecting is the world's number one hobby -- so im­ portant in Europe that, even today, the father of a family holds the atamp collection and passes it down to the eldest son. The society is very pleased to be able to present this course and does so with the intention of increasing the usefulness of the society's museum in Union to residents of the area. Persona wiahing information or wanting to register for the classes should contact the museum at 815 923- 2387. Seating la limited to 50. Buy Your Next New Car In McHenry... And During August We Will Finance Your - New Automobile At An Annual Percentage Rate of 12.50/o' ' •TERMS UP TO 48 MONTHS AFTER CASH DOWN PAYMENT, OR TRADE-IN, EQUAL TO 20% OF PURCHASE PRICE. HI | R m. ng peric The public water supplies that failed to adequately monitor the bacteriological quality of their water are: Deering Oaks Subdivision (near Crystal Lake) and Prairie Ridge association (near McHenry). Failure to adequetely monitor bacteriological quality could allow contamination to go undetected for extended periods of time, according to the IEPA. Bacterial contamination may indicate the presence of disease producing organisms that could result in the outbreak of a water borne disease. H . «r:'-r | Keith Leothers, (left) assistant loan officer at McHenry State Bank, ond Bob Tilton invite you to stop in ond sea all tha new Cadillacs and Pontiocs on disploy. Keith is at the dealership explaining the August Auto Loan Special available to Mr. Tilton's customers. Find out what luxury is all obout...toke a test drive today! McHenry State Bank in conjunction with Buss Ford, Europa Motors, Mitchell Buick/Olds, Mit­ chell Lincoln/Mercury, Overton Cadillac/Pontiac, and Spellman Chevrolet invite you to take ad­ vantage of their August Loan Special of l2Vi% ANNUAL PfRCKNTAM RATI. When you do, you will do business with knowledgable professionals who can help you select the right car to fit your lifestyle and budget. Come see Phil Oeffling or Keith Leathers at McHenry State Bank's Gerald J. Carey Building for your auto loan today 1 "Serving McHenry and McHenry Area for 74 Years" A FIJI 1 SFRVICE BANK McHENRY STATE BANK Meln Building: Corner of Blm St. end Green St. Oereld J. Corey BuMlng: Corner of Richmond Rd. end Peeri ft. Robert L. Weber Building: Crystal loke Rd. end Lllllen St. \ i