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MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVK9QUE S8S-4141 NEW SCRIBE INTRODUCED TO READERS Pd like to start the column this week by introducing myself. My husband, Gary, and I purchased our home at 5310 W. Maple Hill drive five years ago. We are the proud parents of four wonderful, sons, Tom, 10, Todd, 6% Louis, 5, and little Jay, 1 year old. I have temporarily taken over the duties as reporter , of this column, while Mrs. Levesque takes a well deserved breathing spell. Knowing it will be difficult to fill her shoes, I hope you will bear with me. Hoping I can court on your cooperation by calling me with your news items. My phone no. is 385- 0941. RECEPTION HELD Gary and I were honored to hold a wedding reception in our home for about thirty people, Sunday May 4, for. my nephew, Ken Mavis, and his new bride. Ken and Elizabeth Taylor, daughter of former village residents Emil and Virginia Gibson, were married April 28 in Woodstock. They have taken up residence in Woodstock. Here's wishing them many years of happiness. CULLOM-KNOLL ASS»N NEWS Quorum not present Sunday, May 4, for regular meeting. At request of those present a special meeting was called by President George Luto. Mr. Luto appointed Jerry Raycraft and * Dave Weber as trustees to 1311 : existing vacancies. Several people have contributed their - time and services to the association. Odom Hubsch lettered signs for beach and park area which will be on display shortly. Those working on park and beach clean-up Saturday April 26 included Don Lorch, A1 Kanak, George Luto, Gene Huff, Gene Freund, Ed Garner, Butch Holden and sons, Gerry Jensen and daughter, Darlene, and her friend, Diane Michels. On May 3 the workers included Leo Reilly, John Wahlberg, Leonard Swedburg, Jerry Raycraft, Gene Freund, Gerry Jensen, Ed Garner and young lad, Terry Orten. Next date set for clean-up is 10 a.m. Saturday, May 17, cai\we count on some help from YOU??? Ray Lary, chairman for Memorial Day Services, requests any family having sons or daughters in service to contact him at 385-7236. THREE CHEERS A chorus of cheers should up for our newly elected officials, Ray Lary, Monty Yates and George Luto, who last Saturday gave up their day of relaxation to patch the holes in our roads. Also pitching in with a strong back was Ken Betts. Keep up the good work. BELATED BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Because of no column last _ week we want now to extend some belated, but all the same hearty wishes. Roger Perschke turned 3, May 6...Billy Schmidt, 14, on May 4....Happy birthday to Louise Berquist May 7. •0" May 8 found Kathleen Godina, Jr., and Aunt Eileen Klapperich each adding another candle to the cake. Kathleen turned 3 and Aunt Eileen (?) 21. Dom Tomasello turned 22, May 9. THE BIRTHDAY BEAT Birthday wishes for May 10 go to Peter Kasper and to Lil Sawdo in Oconto, Wise., also my son, Louie, turns 5. Birthday wishes go to Frank Poledna, Ed Whitney and Ed Stacknick all on May 13...Mary Anne Michels turns 12, May 14. AQUARIUM HOURS Effective May 1, the John G. Shedd Aquarium is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. These summer hours will remain in effect through August, 1969. Children are admitted free at .all times and adults on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. There is a very small admission charge for adults on other days. pe, Henry Markison and Myron Pihl. Associate directors are David Cash, William S. Harris, Donald Barrett, James W. McCulloh.Jr., Donald Mc- Kee, Harold B. Rowe and Howard Ruth. BUY IT... THRU THE WANT ADS FRI. MAY^, T969 - PLAIinDEALER - PG. 51 I NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given by the President and Board of Trustees of the McHENRY TOWNSHIP FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT that the regular meetings of the McHenry Township Fire Protection District shall be held at said district's building on Route 120 in the City of McHenry, Illinois, at 8:00 P.M. on the last Thursday of each and every month. J^MES L. ALTHOFF, President of the McHenry Township Fire Protection District H.G. RODENKIRCH, Trustee GEORGE SCHMITT, Trustee (Pub. May 9, 1969) Shop In McHenry ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiHiiiiuiii^ FRANKLIN I BLOOD PROFILES -- Visitors at the McHenry County Medical society meeting at the McHenry hospital and Medical Group complex last week had their blood biochemical profile made with the help of the outstanding new maefdne, an SMA 12/60 Auto Analyzer. From left: Dr. S.L. Ruggero, Wonder Lake; Dr. Robert Foresman, Dr. B.I. Neuchiller, Woodstock; and Mrs. Ruggero. Seated are Dr. E.E. Matesi, McHenry, and Philip Sayles, business manager at Kishwaukee Medical Group, Woodstock. Technicians at right are Doris Wagner, Miriam Fuller and Florence Malusky. DON PEASLEY PHOTO % Sty Soil Stewardship Week Is Observed May 11-18 Soil Stewardship Week , an annual nation-wide observance, usually in the form of sermons of mankind's divine obligation in the use of soil, water and air will be celebrated locally May 11 through 18, according to Kenneth V. Fiske, chairman of the McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation district. This year's theme "Confronting The Issues" emphasizes man's interdependence on, and responsibility of the land its related resources. Informational booklets have been provided to ministers of fifty-four churches in the county and nearly 11,000 church program inserts and 2,000 church programs for distribution to their members. The materials were prepared by the National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, in cooperation with a Soil Stewardship Advisory committee composed of leading churchmen of all faiths in the nation. Nearly 3,000 Soil and Water Conservation districts throughout this state and nation are sponsoring this annual observance for the fourteenth consecutive y§ar. The McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation district is = ^pleased to be able to assist = in the sponsorship. = Fiske stated that visits by E pastor groups and members = of their congregations to see E conservation work are becom- = ing more and more frequent. = Other members of the Mc- E Henry County Soil and Water E Conservation district board are = Robert A. Fleck, Arthur J. 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