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Bttls 12 Oz. HAMMS 6„n f I 12 Oz. urns g oretred "p„b.. BW dibbow FOR JULY 3 TO JULY 9 - WHILE WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMTT QUANTITIES TOonr CASH & CARRY BELL UC RED WHITE & BLUE BEER 12 McCullom Lake Gerry Milbratz 385-8543 Caution Swimmers Using Treated Lake Waters Lake water has been treated several times and there have been no reported cases of •swimmer's itch" at our beach However, residents are still advised to take precautionary measures, when swimming, and if anyone VĴ L* V %*. JU1V O 1111 i M VA O itch, they're asked to report it to Mr Raycraft. so the cofiservation club will know , if the potential to develop the "itch" still exists, or if water treatment has been effective Recent marine biologist tests show that the fish in the lake are in excellent condition In a short time, the club will be sending out its annual tickets to residents Funds raised in this manner are the only means of supporting the maintenance of the lake BAKE SALE Don't forget the Ladies of the Lake bake sale. Wednesday, July 3. from 10 a m until 1 p.m.. at the beach house Donations of home baked goods can be dropped off at Barb Reiters home, 2917 N. Knollwood. Tuesday. July 2. or at the beach house after 9:30 a.m.. July 3 CLERK'S HOURS The village clerk's summer hours are Mondays and Wednesdays. 3 p m. - 7 p.m. and Saturdays, from 9 a m. till 1 p m The office is located at 4616 W Parkview. SWIMMING REGISTRATION The dates to register children for swimming lessons are Friday. July 5. until 7 p.m., and Saturday, July 6. until 3 p.m. Children, age 3 and over can be enrolled at 4706 W Lake Shore Drive for the two week course, which begins July 22. Information as to fees and hours can be obtained from Mrs. Gloria Muise, who is in charge of registration. Godina. Lome Glee son, Patty \Cunningham. Debbie Bora, and Ifcathy Bitterman Manager, Brigette Scarbrough, co- manager, Barbara Reiter ROAD RUNNERS; Phyllis Wright. Tammy Tomaszewski, Debbie Suchor, Jeanette Straumann, Micky Orton, Kelly Miller, Pattie Milbratz, Laura Huff, Gail Gleeson, Mona Bitterman, and Georgena Barber Delores Piotrownki is manager. DeDe Valentine, co- manager STAR BABIES; Debbie Straumann, Sh-erfy S c a r b r o u g h , R h o n d a Scarbrough, Nancy Lmgeman, Diane Keller, Naomi Jackson, Heather Ingersol, Laura Bitterman, Cindy Beyer and Dawn Beshk Manager is Elaine Gleeson, co-manager, Marge Boro Due to the holiday coming up, the next game won't be played until Wednesday, July 10. BEACH GALS Monthly meeting of the Beach Gals is Wednesday July 3. 7:30 p.m At this meeting, members will be able to register their children for swimming lessons. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday this week, to Jill Hansen, who'll be 8, and Pattie Regner, who'll be 4, both on July 5. July 7 is Sue Orton's fifteen birthday and Marie Wyman will be 14 years old, also July 7. Danny Bitterman celebrates his tenth birthday July 9, and Gloria Milbratz, whose birthday is also July 9, will be 15 years old. ANNIVERSARIES Belated best wishes to John and Dorothy Cunningham, whose anniversary was June 18 And to Marty and Karen Parks, a very happy anniversary, July 9. McHenry Youth Participant in School Band Camp BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Results of Monday 's make-up game in Lakeland Park, was Tiger's 14, Cards 2. The game between the Cubs and Tigers, here, June 25, ended with the Cubs defeating the Tigers, 8-7 No games are scheduled for July 4, and July 9, it's the Cubs and Cards in Lakeland Park, and A's versus Tigers, in McCullom Lake. The baseball association h®ilds its annual tag day in McHenry, July 6. COMPANY Visiting Mrs. Harriet McNamara recently were her granddaughter and husband, Sharon and Ray Taylor, of Sacramento, Calif. The Taylors had a pleasant three day visit with Mrs. McNamara, before leaving for Florida, where they were going to vacation. HOME AGAIN Eleven year old Jerry Sullivan is home and feeling much better since he had his appendix removed in a late night operation at Harvard hospital, June 22. BELATED BIRTHDAYS Though they have the same everything else, twins Jennifer and Julie Good, do have their own separate birthdays. Jennifer was two years old at 11:55 p.m. June 28, and Julie was two years old, at 12:05 a.m. June 29. The girls, daughters of Bob and Doreen Good, of W. Parkview, also had their own separate birthday parties. GIRL'S LEAGUE Another team t has been added to the girl's softball league going under the name of "Star Babies." With new managers, more girls and team rearranging, here is the new lineup for '74. BANANA SPLITS; Leslie Walter, Dawn Suchor, Sandy Straumann, Sue Milbratz, Karen Keller, Sue Brett Bender of 102 E. Navajo trail, McHenry, is attending the second one-week Junior high band camp sponsored by Illinois Wesleyan university's School of Music which has attracted 215 students from 85 communities in Illinois and Missouri. Bender arrived at East Bay camp at Lake Bloomington Sunday, June 30. Don Rahn, director of bands at Highland Junior high school, Libertyville, is guest conductor of the symphonic band, and Wesley Schumacher, director of bands at Indian Trail Junior high school. Plainfield, is guest conductor of the cadet band. 4-H HEWS 1 MODERN MISSES Parents and family were invited to the June meeting of the Modern Misses. The meeting was set up for fair books and projects. After Jane Eppel called the meeting to order, the roll call was taken. Our guests who attended were Mrs. Herdrick, Mrs. Suchor, Mrs. Blume, Mrs. Freund and Debbie, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Harrer, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Opfer. Committee reports followed. The Federation and Junior Leader workshop reports were given. Fair books were then passed out and discussed. Talks and demonstrations were given by Donna Godina, Diane Muskovin, Lisa Opfer, Sady Phillips. Jeannette May, Joanne Harrer and Joanne Blume. The meeting was then adjourned. Refreshments followed. Diane Muskovin, Reporter Why is it the ignorant talk and the intelligent 8o often remain silent? FOR QUALITY KITCHENS AND EXCITING ARRANGEMENTS, SHOP AT KEYLINE!" 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