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V THMida# 3$, 1963 THE McHENRY PLAINDEAIJER Page Thirteen © UNIT 491 By Mary Einspar President Betty Lingenfelter presided over the regular monthly meeting of McHenry Unit 491. There were forty-one members and three guests present. The annual budget was read and approved by the members. A recommendation by the executive board to have the junior auxiliary elect a historian who will work her way up to the junior president was presented. Also, the president of the junior auxiliary's mother will serve as junior activities' chairman during her term of office. The motion to accept this recommendation was tinnanimously approved. A recommendation to keep our dues the same, although the Department of Illinois has raised our per capita tax, was also approved. Reports were given by the various standing committees. Lydia Fenner gave the convention and county report. Guests, Dorothy Cook, Bunny Jaennicke and Bessie Petersen, we introduced. Chairman Lillian Miller announced that the membership drive is now under way. It is being conducted similar to the way we have in the past years, except for one variation. Twelve people are working on the drive, but there are no teams. Dues may be paid to the person who calls you, that is, the one who has your name on her list, or you may pay your dues directly to Mrs. Miller and the one who has your name will get the credit. We urge everyone to pay their dues just as early as possible so we can be 100 per cent by Nov. 11. Those working on the drive are Lydia Fenner, Alee Carroll, Ilaverne Gregory, Miriam Miller, Marge Mikota, Margaret Picket, Henrietta Vycital, Georgia Stueben, Marie Diedrich, Esther Jobes, Janice Bauspies and Joy Landre. The six people who collect the most memberships, both renewal and new,, will be especially honored at our membership dinner, just as the winning team was honored in previous years. All of those working on the drive are to be guests at the dinner. If at any time any member took an auxiliary hat home and has forgotten to return it, please bring it back now. These hats are to remain at the Legion home to be used by any members whenever necessary. If you have a hat that belongs to the auxiliary, please return it. President Betty Lingenfelter draped our charter for deceased members, Pearl Gannon and Marie Schaefer. Chaplain Marge Mikota led the prayers. Thursday Sept. 19, McHenry unit visited the patients at Downey hospital. The Viscount drum and bugle corp gave two performances. They were accompanied by instructor, John Zimny, and assistant manager, Don Williams. Rehabilitation Chairman Alee Carrol was acompanied by .the following members: Dominic Volpendesta, Betty Lingenfelter, Francis Pickett, Midge Scharf, Jin Jobes, Mickey Williams, William Borelli, Marie Howe, Bernard Bauer and Joy and Tom Landre. Maria Guettler entertained at the piano. Remember, we go to Downey every third Thursday of the month. Try to attend. The practice of tipping costs the American people some 900,- 000,000 dollars yearly--and lots of dirty looks. WATER TEST FAVORABLE TO OTHER YEARS % Now that the swimming season is completed, concern over the algae condition which plagued the community since June, seems to have abated. However, at the September meeting- of the McHenry County Clean Streams group, this remained a topic under discussion. ' A member of the Lake county health department attended and offered information regarding the studies that group had made concerning the reason this year's growth was so heavy. The early hot temperatures of the month of June, together with lack of spring flushing by melting snows and rain, created a bumper crop of algae and as each crop bloomed and died, another replaced it. Surprisingly, water tested in many places this year compared to former years showed enteracoccus and coloform counts the same or lower, proving that while the river looks and smells badly from decaying plants, the water itself tests well. Annexation of another subdivision to the city and its disposal plants was discussed. The group feels that because of an increasing health hazard, this may soon become necessary as existing septic systems are not working properly and have become a problem. The Clean Streams group expressed amazement that this is not considered and discussed before sections are subdivided, with the subdivider providing both water and disposal service at his expense since he reaps the profits. Another concern of the group is for a health officer in the township, whose sole duty would be the health and well being of the area as his goal. ENROLL AT LORAS Michael Rex Hester, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. 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