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PLAINDEALER PHOTO A special type of insurance coverage for persons who might be targets of catastrophe level law suits was outlined for members of the McHenry County Association of Independent Insurance Agents at their May meeting at Algonquin last week. Designed to supplement basic insurance coverage, the policy is called a personal umbrella type coverage, Bruce Smith, assistant casualty superintendent for the Hartford Insurance Grot?), informed association members. The person who can use this special coverage is limited, Smith said, but he told the audience, "As professional insurance men you should know about its features as a service to the people you serve." Smith explained: "If a person is in one of the professions, occupies a prominent position in the business world or is a community leader -- in short, if he is any way connected with success -- he is a prime target for a six or seven-figure lawsuit. This policy does not replace basic liability insurance." r Specific details of the cover^ age were discussed with Ben Frisch, Cary, president of the association, leading the panel. In other business, Leo Krumme, Crystal Lake, chairman for the annual golf outing, said the event has been set for July 29 at the McHenry Country club. Golfing starts at 11:30 a.m. Dinner will be at 7 p.m., and Krumme told members they are welcome to invite personnel of the companies with whom they work as their guests. Open 'Round The Clock A DAY As Of May 23rd Complete Service Grease, Oil, Tune-Ups GAS - Reg. 35.9 5TANDAR SltlilO S T A W D A R 0 1 ^> ' ^• * Ed's Standard Station 3817 W. Elm and Front St. Phone 385-0720 McHenry, Illinois Sec. 2, Pg. 4 - Plcrindealer - Thurs. May 29, 1969 MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS BONNIE MORRIS 385-0941 RECENT VILLAGE CANCER DRIVE IS SUCCESSFUL The cancer drive held here recently was a huge success. The volunteers collected a total of $148.81, which was an increase of 50 per cent over last year. 'The chairman of the local drive was Antoinette Luto, with the volunteers being Carrie Kurth, Christine Luto, Shirley Luto and Gerry Jensen. RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE Carrie Kurth, chairman of the Ladies of the Lake rummage and bake sale, has asked that anyone who wishes to donate clothing or other items for the rummage sale to please bring them to the beach house June 5 or 6 between the hours of noon and 5 o'clock. People donating cakes or other bakery goods can take them to Carrie's house at 4703 W. Parkview Friday evening or to the beach house Saturday morning. Carrie informs me that she has already gotten some very fine clothing for the sale and expects a lot more. The sale will be Saturday, June 7, and is a must for everyone interested in bargains. COUPLE REPEAT VOWS Miss Jean Hocin, daughter of Tony and Sally Hocin, and Robert Gildemeister, son of Mrs. Lucille Gildemeister of Wonder Lake, became man and wife in a beautiful double ring ceremony on May 3 in the Nativity Lutheran church. A reception was held for 250-300 guests at the Sponjia hall. They have put their honeymoon off until a later date and have now taken up residency in the area. We certainly wish the nappy couple many, many years of happiness. MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES AT THE BEACH Memorial Day services will be tomorrow morning, 11 O'clock, at the beach. Remember to fly your flags. CLEAN UP DAY, JUNE 7 Saturday, June 7, is the day set aside for clean-up. On this day there will be trucks in the village to haul away trash, junk and anything else within reason. The only condition being that the item be able to be handled by two men. Maybe we can get some of our youngsters to go through some of these empty lots and dig out the trash. This is our chance to get the whole village in tip-top shape, so let's take advantage of it. THE BIRTHDAY BEAT Birthday wishes on the thirtieth go to Jack Morris (Monica's son), Marge Olsen and Ben Gates...on June 1 to Petey Schmidt...and to Pauline Etten on June 4. The anniversary waltz will be playing on June 1 for Adele and Giocchino Fusciani... On June 2 for Joyce and Ron Wilson...and for Gerry and Myrtle Burg on the fourth.. Best wishes to all. CALLING ALL GRADUATES Please, I know there are more than three young people graduating from high school or junior high living in the village. Give me a phone call and let me know who they are, O.K.?? LOCAL GIRL MAKES GOOD Miss Janis Zillinskas, daughter of Vic and Beverly Zillinskas, was recently named to the National Honor Society. To be so honored a student must maintain an overall B average throughout high school. The other qualifications are leadership, service and character. The young lady is a senior at McHenry high school. 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Chapel Hill Rd. 385-0434 Bob Mortell, McHenry, discussed a new golf program for boys 17 and under, a pro proxy meet at McHenry Country club on June 12. Entry blanks are available at most county golf courses and country clubs. Frank Low, McHenry, member of the board of the Illinois Association of Independent Insurance Agents, said board meetings will be held in different regions on a rotating basis, effective at once. Goal is to encourage members to attend board meetings, meet with state leaders to exchange ideas , and air opinions. I owe r woo J Aa* a|aniaA^o| |(moth... Oim/tiuAh, ami (PjuwrunieJU' - Over 4000 Flowers & Vegetables to choose from Ready for planting .... Carefree Gardening .... Geraniums and annuals will make any view more colorful. By. day you will enjoy them ... by night the light thru the window (or you might achieve a lovely effect by mounting some spots under your eaves) will add color to your view. 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