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SERVICE NEWS Sgt. Tracy On Council Rated "Best" OUR STAND LOCATED AT 3 Miles East Of McHeniy On Rte. 120, IN LILYMOOR T. F. Bolger At Legislative Meeting In D,C. Thomas F. Bolger, president of the MeHenry State bank, attended the Independent Bankers Association of America's Legislative meeting in the nation's capital Mav 14- 15. The purpose of the meeting was to evaluate pending bank and farm legislation and the effect passage of this legislation > could have on bankers and their customers, Bolger said. Among the topics discussed were the Financial Institutions act, which would change the way the nation's financial in­ stitutions do business -- amendments to the Emergency Livestock Credit act, flood insurance, emergency housing programs and issues relating to electronic banking. Bolger stressed that bankers must not only keep abreast of legislative issues, they must speak out on them. "Bankers have an obligation to the communities they serve to let elected officials at the local, state and federal level know how planned legislation will effect the people they serve. The IBAA is the national trade association of the nation's rural and community banks. Its membership totals more than 7,000 banks -- some 50 percent of the nation's total. PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1975 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt / 385-5689 Visitors make us happy: some, when they come, Others, when they leave. Time Nears For Bicentennial Celebration The last few days before the big shindig are upon us. If you are planning on attending the gala affair, now is the time to buy your tickets. Lakemoor's bicentennial celebration begins at 7:30 p.m. with the talent show, then at 8:30 p.m. the Junior Miss Lakemoor contest begins. Then at 9:30 p.m. the dance begins. All this takes place at the municipal building on Route 120, Lakemoor, on May 31. JUake your plans now to come out for a very good time. BIRTHDAYS The June ^birthdays begin with Chuck Zabroski who will be celebrating on the first, then on the fourth we h^ve two birth­ day persons they are Billy Goebel. he will be all of six on that date, and we also have Toni Yerkes. here's hoping that Chuck. Billy and Toni all have a very happy birthday. ANNIVERSARIES A very happy anniversary to Curt and Ruth Freeman who will be chalking up another year on June 1; and to Walter « and Florence Martensen and Don and Marion Leske, those two couples share the fourth as their anniversary date. See you next week. The armadillo is ofterv* classed as being one of the "' oldest mammals in North America, and has been ̂ described as having the head of a lizard, the ears of a mule, the claws of a bear. »*e tail of a rat, t and a suit of aimor like King Arthur. ROBERT J. TRACY FUSSA, Japan - Senior Master Sergeant Robert J. Tracy, son of Mrs. Marie J. Tracy of 4620 N. Spring Grove road, MeHenry, is a member of the enlisted advisory council selected best by Pacific Air Forces. Sgt. Tracy, a com­ munications equipment repair superintendent with the 1956th Communications group at Yokota AB, Japan, was hand- picked for the council which advises the wing commander on policies affecting Yokota's enlisted members. The council was recognized for its concern for the com­ munity where it established a carry-out store for base residents, formed Project "HOME" to assist newly- arrived families, and par­ ticipated in a Japanese- American friendship festival. Council members were also cited for donating clothing, food, money and their off-duty time to local orphanages. Sgt. Tracy, a 1951 graduate of Jefferson (Wis.), received an associate's degree in 1973 from Parkland Junior college, Champaign. Mar/or/e Burton Graduates From Wartburg College Marjorie Burton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burton of 2919 Shorewood, MeHenry, was listed among 277 students who participated in Wartburg college's 123rd commencement ceremony at Waverly, Iowa, last Sunday. Dr. Huston Smith, author of the best-selling book, "The Religons of Man," and the Thomas J. Watson, professor of Religion and adjunct professor of Philosophy at Syracuse university, was speaker at the 2 p.m. exercise. An honorary Doctor of Letters degree was presented to Albert E. Anderson, executive secretary of the Board of Publication of the American Lutheran church and general manager of the Augsburg Publishing House of Minneapolis. A 10:30 a.m. Baccalaureate service preceded the graduation ceremony in Neumann auditorium. Day-To-Day State Spending Exceeds Same '74 Period State spending for day-to-day operations during the first ten months of the fiscal year has exceeded the comparable figure of last year by $523 million. Comptroller George W. Lindberg reported in his monthly financial review. Meanwhile, state income from taxes and other sources was $371 million above the ten- month total of the preceding fiscal year, Lindberg said. The present fiscal year ends June 30, 1975. The available balance in the general funds was $284 million at the end of April, 1975, $86 million less than a year ago, the comptroller noted. The major increases in spending have occurred in public aid (up $165 million against a year ago), school aid (up $159 million) and in general operations of state government (up $119 million). FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ANY QUANTITIES • AVAILABLE SUMMERTIME SAVINGS! s mm •Xv.w.v. Mm S&SS: xw YJ /fill Soft Puffs 260 Count With all the graduations coming op and Father's Day June 15 you can afford not to shop Hornsby'sU! Stereo*, tape players watches -- hun­ dreds of gifty Items all at our everyday low prices!. 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