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PAGE 15-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. AUGUST 25- 1972 ON CRUISE - A week long cruise to Freeport, Bahamas; Port-au- Prince, Haiti; and Montego Bay, Kingston and Port Antonio in Jamaica was part of a recent Florida vacation for Wanda Burruss, Evelyn Burman, Eva Cellarius and Velma Downing of McHenry. Ringwood News Zanovers Welcome Arrival Of New Daughter, Amy Mark and Craig Zanover are spending a week with Grandma and Grandpa Harrison. The reason being that they have a sister, born August 19 at 9:40 p.m. She weighed in at 8 lbs., 11 ozs., and will answer to the name of Amy Christine. Congratulations to Eve and Mike and to Grandpa and Grandma Harrison and to Great-Grandpa Harrison. SQUARES Yes the Checkerboard squares are at it again. They went camping over the weekend at Lake Marie, near Antioch. Several couples camped Saturday and then the whole gang showed up for a family picnic on Sunday. There were a few unable to attend because of conflicting activities but fun was had by all. Those attending from here were the Dave Millers and the Walt Lows. OTHER CAMPERS Paul and Althea Walkington got to go camping last weekend. They were ac­ companied by Barb and Harvey Seaborg from here and the Alvin Benoys of McHenry. They went to Legend Lake, Wis. We understand that Lee stayed and that Althea went back for a couple of extra Soft Corn Special i' ARVESTORE ASCS: The booklet "High Moistun Grain, the Harvestore Revo lution in Milk Production.' shows you ways to increase your income worlds leading manufacturer of automated feeding systems. HARVESTORE Please rush my free copy to Name Address Telephone Count v State I farm Check Livestock Enterprise Dairy L Beef Hogs Number of Animals ( heck if attending -< li<m! Mail to r Curt Weaver HARVlSTORE, INC. 504 North Main Street Sycamore,, Illinois 60178 • 0 PH. COLLECT 815-895,4537 Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 days of doing nothing but being lazy. ABOUTTOWN Gladys Ainger of Hebron called on her mother, Ruby Shepard, on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howton from Alabama and their daughter, and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Berett Berk and kids from Chicago called on Nellie Hepburn last Thursday. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kempfer, Jr., of Genoa City called on his father, Frank Kempfer. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rich attended dinner and play at Pheasant Run last Saturday evening. Last Thursday evening found Doris Low and her mother, Mabel Thomas, attending a wake of a close friend, in Waukegan. Thursday, Helen Page and Emily Lawson were callers in the Ruby Shepard home. Mrs. Francis Wells of Rivera, Calif., called on Nellie Hepburn one day last week. Mrs. Elenor Burk from Chicago called on Nellie Hepburn, Sunday, along with Mr.( and Mrs. R. Soddy from Kenosha, Wis. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn and Mrs. Elsie Ottosin called on Mrs. J. Phillips from West Mount 111., and also traveled to Lisle, 111., to visit Mrs. R. Snelson. Those wan­ derers sure get around, even in snitp of the heat. Girl Scout Troop Camped Out At Chapmann Hills A lively group of Girl Scouts from Troop 320 headed for the hills, Chapmann Hills, near East Troy, Wis., for a campout. They spent several days there August 8 through August 11. There were many activities to keep the girls busy. They sang songs with the scouts from other troops. There were skits as well as arts and crafts. The counselors told ghost stories around the camp fire, which always makes for a good night's sleep. For some of the girls, this was the first time on a campout., They learned a lot about the different aspects of scouting. The girls who went on the trip were Donna and Dawn Beshk, Kelly Kalk, Tammy Krug, Patty Shabow, Coleen .Sweeney, LesTi?h) Walters, Wendy Mueller, Kim Hansen, Betty Gerambio, Barb Humann, Lisa Bassett and Michelle Fish. LADIES "500" CARDCLUB The Ladies "500" card club met in the home of Ruby Shepard last Wednesday af­ ternoon. High score for the afternoon went to ^ivian Jackson and low went to Vera Fry. HAPPY BIRTHDAY We wish Mrs. Lois Mougha happy birthday on Aug. 22 and then on to the twenty-fifth when Leon Tonyan and Bobby Brennan both share their natal day. And as we speed along through the month we find ourselves on Aug. 28 wishing David Christopher and Rich Gillespie a most enjoyable day. On Aug. 29 Judy (Bruce) Beck and Patty Christopher share the day, Billy Dowell on Aug. 30, Richard Thompson and Richie Gillespie both on Aug. 31 and to start the new month, Bud Oxtoby on Sept. 1. The best of wishes to all of you. Mrs. Kalk and Mary Humann were the leadens for the Girl Scouts. Mrs. Humann and Mrs. Shabow drove the girls to around Aug. 30. Aug. 31 is a camp site. Mrs. Humann and special day for Kitty Hendle, their birthday wish on Aug. 25. This will be Maureen's sixth birthday. Coleen Rode and June Gilbertson celebrate on Aug. 27. Also, George Heurer, Jr., will Celebrate his sixth birthday on the twenty-seventh. Hattie Manning, Kevin Wyrm, Doris Krueger and rol Lasko have a circle Mrs. Bassett were the drivers for the trip home. A big bouquet goes to the mothers who helped out with the driving. LAKE OPEN FOR FISHING As of August 20, McCullom Lake is open to fishing. The McCullom Lake Conservation Club checked the progress of the fish in the lake and decided that fishing should begin now. According to the State of Illinois fishing regulations, all Northerns under 20 inches must be put back in the lake. Bass must be over 10 inches and there is a limit of 6 bass. You can take as many blue gills as you can catch. And, please don't throw any of the blue gills back into the lake. - TREATLAKE FOR WEEDS It has been found that the water lilies in McCullom Lake are harboring the parasite which causes the "swimmer's itch". The lily pads will be treated with a chemical to get rid of them. The chemical used is har­ mless to fish and people. The work will already be completed by the weekend. WORK AT BEACH During the hot weather of the past week the beaches are really getting a work out. Speaking of work have you noticed the work being done at the East Beach. It's really starting to shape up. CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ruth Bates whose mother, Mrs. Lydia Gerber, passed away Aug. 15. Both Mrs. Bates and her mother formerly lived in Lakeland Park. CANDLE OCCASIONS Gloria Vanek, John Hen- neberg, John Arient and Maureen Serritella will make George Poole. Weber and Laura ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS Aniie and Ron Arthur will celebrate their wedding an­ niversary on Aug. 28. This will be their seventh anniversary. Aug. 29 is the anniversary date for Cathy and Dennis Storlie. This will be their sixth anniversary. Issue Tickets The , McHenry Police^ department issued the following tickets: John A. Emma, 113 Hilldale, Fox Lake, disobeyed traffic signal when light turned red. Eugene Krohmer, 5:45 Fremont, Woodstock, speeding 43 in a 25 m.p.h. zone. Dale E. Rada, 7420 Mar- blehead, Wonder Lake, speeding 49 in a 25 m.p.h. zone. Karla M. Freund, 1803 N. Riverside, McHenry, speeding 43 in a 25 m.p.h. zone. Ashley J. Granger, 4014 Kane, McHenry, disobeyed traffic signal when light turned red. David N. Stone, 833 Sharon, Woodstock, speeding 55 in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Howard Parth, Jr.^ 4312 W. Ponca, McHenry^ feckless driving. »/ Manuel Barron, 372 Railroad, Woodstock, disobeyed traffic signal when light turned red. Dorothy H. Miller, 4019 Narragansett, Chicago, speeding 52 in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Steven T. Fox, 213 Diversey, Addison, speeding 49 in a 30 m.p.h. zone. Gunnar Broberg, Salem, Wis., no valid driver's license. Theodore Zulli, Philadelphia, Pa., speeding 45 in a 25 m.p.h. zone. Timothy Ink, 400 Shepherd Hill, McHenry, unnecessary noise (mufflers). s & 9 A tree planting ceremony marked the official opening of the entrance to the Illinois Tollway from! Rt. 47, south of Huntley, last Friday. Three trees were planted at that time and more landscaping is' promised this fall. Taking part in the task, from left, are Walter Dean of McHenry, chairman of the McHenry county board; Gov. Richard Ogilvie; Mayor Melvin Stuessy of Woodstock; Rep. George1 Lindberg of Crystal Lake; Rep. Tom Hanahan of McHenry and Jack Schaffer, member of the Tollway commission and McHenry county auditor. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Michael Riley, 4516 Garden Quarter, McHenry, speeding 45 in a 30 m.p.h. zone. Steven Bosma, Alden, disobeyed stop sign and no valid registration. Frederic Dolby, 721 N. Lillian, McHenry, disobeyed traffic signal when light turned red. / Allan • Dietzler, Itasca, speeding 40 in a 25 m.p.h. zone. Samuel M. Lanoff, 7537 Lamon, Skokie, speeding 54 in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Walter M. 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