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Section Two -- Page Two THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEB AIL Thursday, Jnnp30, 1968 McCiLtoM LAKE tins EVE LEVBSQU1Q 886-S191 C0LLOM-KNOLL PLANS FESTIVAL FOR JULY FOURTH For the first time, there will be plenty of action at the beach starting at noon, Monday, July 4. According to Ray Lary, Bill Gleeson and Ken. Betts, there will be activities for all age groups. The ihree. officers of the Cullom-Knoll Association, are serving on a committee sponsoring the event. They have planned for public games, dancing, and swimming. Many of the events will carry prizes for the winners. Refreshments will be available on the grounds such as hot dogs, pop, and beer. Funds realized from the enterprise will go to the building fund to enlarge the present facilities. Hie 4th of July activities are Only a forerunner for the really big summer event which is the annual festival. Again this year, Hie festival will sponsor a buggy promenade, bike parade, and the choosing of Miss Mc- Cullom Lake and will be held Saturday, July 30. Early Deadline Because of the 4th of July holiday, articles for this column must be in the Plaindealer office by Friday morning. If you have an item or two, please call this reporter tonight. Past co-operation has b e e n s p e c t a c u l a r . We s u r e hope for more of the same. Start the phone ringing! Holes From The Village Board At the last meeting of the president and trustees, Monday, June 20 Art Nelson and Rich Johnson were absent. According to road commisirioner Harry Lock, a rough draft of the west end storm sewer project is in the hands of the state for proper approval. When approval is granted, the draft will be turned over to Baxter and Woodman, village engineers who will draw up specifications and let them out for bids. With Spring Road completed, Mr. Lock says necessary patching either has already, or will be completed in the near future. Speed limit signs of 20 M.P.H. as requested by the p o l i c e d e p a r t m e n t , w i l l be placed in strategic places. The building and zoning action report from Aug. 29, 1965 to date was read by commissioner Roger Kinsey. A garbage and refuse violation will be investigated by John Boyle, head of the health and welfare committee. Ordinance No. 71 pertaining to unlicensed or abandoned vehicles on private property was passed unanimously. Violation of this ordinance carries a $1 to $500 fine for each offense and becomes effective about July 11. Since the next regular meeting falls on July 4 it will be held the first legal working day which is Tuesday, July 5, at 8 p.m. in the beach-house. The public is invited. the birth of their first child. Brian Atwood Sawdo was born June 17 at 2:39 a.m. and weighed in at 8 lbs., 13 o/.., at St. Margaret hospital, Hammond, Ind. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and' Mrs. Leonard Blomgren of Columbus, Ohio. In honor of the occasion, Lil and Lee were presented with an original poem composed by next door neighbor and dear friend, Mrs. Ruth Radtke. It follows: "Congratulations, Lil and L e e , W e l c o m e t o t h e ^"gi'and society." Life leads you through another door, To where you've ne'er explored before. "Now, that the son and heir is here, And you are "Gram and Gramp", You'll have your special chance to try To. spoil that little scamp. "You'll find, it's lots of fun, To think and plan and plot, For times -and many, many things To ple&sit that darlin' tot. "He's just a tiny littie tyke, But you just wait ami see How fast he's learning "Gram" and "Gramp," And climbing on your knee. "Now. have your fun. and take your bow, For this first "GRAND" event, And I will wager, years will bring More pleasures. Heaven-sent." What a thoughtful and meaningful momenta for this special occasion! V Tragic Accident To Kin Shirley and Bill Stokes left hurriedly Friday morning for a trip to Metropolis, 111., after learning that Bill's mother was in her home when a gas explosion occurred. They only knew she was badly hurt and confined to the hospital near by. Shirley was planning on staying a week to lend her assistance. No other details were available on Monday morning. Fort Knox, Ky. where he is stationed. They will honeymoon in this area, so Glenn can acquaint his new wife with his home and friends. We wish them fortune and happiness as they begin their married life Welcome First Grandson , Lil and Lee Sawdo became grandparents for the very first time when their son, Kenneth and his wife, Susan, welcomed Surprise Furlough For Army SOB Although she had been called from O'Hare airport when he first arrived, Alice Cable was unable to notify George, Sr., that young son. Bill, was home on furlough and the young man was able to walk in as a complete surprise, June 14. Bill who is an SP4. came home from Verdun, France, and will return there July 9. j v-^ The handsome young man who enlisted in the regular Army after graduating from McHenry high school--'64, began active duty Jan. 25, 1965. He is about half through his three year enlistment. He recently completed three months of schooling in electronic equipment and will' return to this line of work. He has made good use of his time, revisiting old haunts and looking up old buddies. Prolonged Travail Dorothy and John Cunningham were about to "throw in the towel" after a Ions; siege of illness for their children. Wendy recovered from having her tonsils out, just in time for young John to come down with scarlet fever. While he was still ailing, Cindy broke out in a serious rash which required medical attention. Again, young John had just recovered from his bout of fever when he was in the yard " playing, fell off a bucket and broke two bones in his wrist! This happened Wednesday afternoon, a week ago, minutes after his mother had "shagged" him out of a tree because she was fearful of an accident! As of Monday morning, all was serene at the Cunningham household and we sure hope it continues this way. Young Bill Orchid Occasions Natal day Congrats to- Bill Gleeson, tomorrow, July 1, and on this date, Helen and Wally Streske are wed five years.... "s^^jrHappy birthday to Ro Josserand and to Marge Egerstaffer, July 5....Three candles on the cake for-Shirley Lundy, July 6. Best wishes to everyone marking a special occasion this week. , and Patty jinx. we escaped, the Sure would be appropriate to fly Old Glory every day of /the holiday weekend • and rins? a bell for liberty on Monday! See you next week. J IE WISE F Members of the McHenry County Medical Assistants association pictured above left to right, are Joanne Houghton of McHenry, out-going president; Helen M. Smith Of McHenry, newly installed president; Darlene Neff of Wauconda, treasurer; Doris Meyers of Woodstock, vicepresident; and Sue Ambrose of McHenry, secretary. The McHenry County Medical Assistant's association held its third installation of newly appointed officers at Martinetti's in Crystal Lake on June 21. Dr. Carl E. Clark, member of the Illinois State Medical society board of trustees, acted as installing officer and guest speaker for the evening. The newly appointed officers for the M.C.M.A.A. are Helen M. Smith, of McHenry, pres- j ident; Doris Meyers of Woodstock, vice-president; Sue Am\ brose of McHenry, secretary; Darlene Neff of Wauconda, treasurer. Newly appointed medical advisors for the next two years (by the McHenry county A.M.A A.( ARE Dr. B. Berman of McHenry; Dr. B. Neuchiller of Woodstock and Dr. V, Petralia of Fox River Grove. The members of this association are women who are in some way connected with the medical profession, their primary purpose being to further their knowledge in their work. Shop In McHenry MEDICARE HOSPITALS Of ~ the 294 hospitals in the state requesting certification to participate in Medicare, 277 have been approved and recommended by the Illinois Department of Public Health, The department is in process of surveying the remaining 17 hospitals. In order to qualify, all hospitals must meet rigid statutory requirements as promulgated by the secretary of the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. The Medicare program will go into effect July 1. There's No Substitute " for Money in the Bank. McHenry State Bank. ***" RUDY BECKER'SKENNELS ~ 1 Mile East of SkylSne Drive-In PHONE S85-24S6 BOARDING AND TRAINING Obedience -- Hunting and Retrieving (Large Heated Kennels) -- GROOMING -- Ky. Nuptials For Young: Soldier Vi and Ben Gates will be on hand when their elder son, Glenn, enters t h e Fairview Christian church, Louisville, Ky., to claim Miss Donna Jean Houtchens for his bride. The two will exchange vows on Saturday, July 2, at 7:30 p.m. Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Houtchens of Fern Creek ,Ky. Glenn will be making the trip from the Army base at SEND COUPON MLOW COR FUCK COLOR BROCHURE H O L I D A Y in the family fun land LAICE OULT Wisconsin • DURING YOUR VISIT cruise the lush scenic splendor of "Dells Country." 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