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Cooling It f Temperatures soared high in the 'nineties Sunday, but somehow it seemed a little cooler at the city beach. There, fourteen fire department teams battled each other as the annual water fights opened McHenry Marine Festival Week. Under their heavy raincoats, it was very warm for competing firemen, but cooler for spectators who occasionally were sprinkled by a wild spray from the hoses. The winning team was Woodstock City, followed by Burlington, Crystal Lake and West Dundee. Beauty entered the picture when McHenry's Marine Festival queen, Nancy Staley, arrived from the Woodstock V-J Day parade in time to present trophies and helmets to the victors. STAFF PHOTOS BY WAYNE GAYLORD Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on July 5th, A.D. 1973, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as FAMILY NURSING, located at 1004 N. Front Street, McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 5th day of July, A.D. 1973. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk (Pub. July 11, 18, 25, 1973) Six Students From Area Are SIU Graduates Some 4.200 graduates of Southern Illinois university at Carbondale received degrees in ceremonies held recently at the SIU Arena. The 99th year exercises were conducted in two alphabetical sessions. Degrees were conferred by David R. Derge, president of SIU at Carbondale. Among the graduates from McHenry were Craig Patrick Cone of 201 N. Lillian, Bachelor of Science degree; Mark Joseph Frcund of 1715 N. Riverside drive, Associate in Technology; Roxanne G. Thomas of 811 W. Northeast Shore, Bachelor of Science degree; Frank John Vanek of 4815 W. Prairie avenue, Bachelor of Science degree. Rita Ann Mettelka of 1514 W. Hickory, McHenry, graduated with high honors and was awarded an Associate in Technology degree. Also graduating was Stanley Savage of 919 Watts avenue, Spring Grove, who received a Bachelor of Science degree. Most of the smartest say­ ings that you read are par­ tially true. NEW from r£NITH ALLEGRO 1000 souhsisibis The ALEXIS Model E445W Features 20 wat ts peak power output . FM/AM/ Stereo FM tuner . Digi l i te . Al legro 1000 speaker sys­ tems. Wood gra ined walnut color cabinets . only is These Allegro Sound Systems feature: Allegro 1000 Speaker System The new Allegro speaker system features a 6V2" woofer and a 3Vi" horn tweeter plus an opening on the front, cal led a tuned port The NOVARA Model E680W Features 20 wat ts peak power output . FM/AM/ Stereo FM tuner . Digi l i te . 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Drivers suspended for the first time for three moving traffic violations in a 12-month period now receive full details as to how they may apply for a probationary license. Only drivers whose violations do not total more than 62 points on the established point system will be eligible. "We are opposed to favoring traffic violators but our traffic safety program entitles these drivers to probation con sideration," Secretary Howlett said. "I believe that all should be treated fairly. "Our program stresses helping and educating drivers whenever possible and we believe that this new procedure will help our borderline drivers," he added. Along with the official suspension notice, eligible drivers are now sent a package which will include a ^letter explaining the program and how to apply for a probationary permit. Also included will be a petition application and en­ velope to retujrn to the Secretary of States's office. Commercial drivers will also receive an affidavit form which must be filed with the petition. If the probationary permit is approved, the driver will be notified of the date and place to attend a Driver Improvement clinic, a requirement of probation. Jlettext 1<x Acmie by Rudd Weatherwax, Owner & Trainer Dear Mr. Weatherwax. Recently I read that wild animals, carnivorous ones, dbn't really live on meat, but eat a balanced diet. Can you explain? M.D. Actual ly , carn ivores such as wolves and coyotes (c lose cous ins to domest ic dogs) ba lance the i r d ie ts by con­ suming not only the f leshy meat of the i r prey , but the in ternal organs inc luding the s tomach which is f requent ­ ly f i l led wi th vegetables or p lant l i fe , the bone marrow, and some fa t . In th is manner they get a l l the prote ins and carbohydra tes , minera ls , v i ­ tamins , and o ther nut r ients they need. Be sure the food you choose sa t i s f ies a l l of your pe t ' s nut r i t ional needs . I rec­ ommend a comple te ly ba l ­ anced and nut r i t ious com­ mercia l ly prepared dog food such as Recipe , which I he lped develop. S ince 1968, I have served only Recipe dog food to my pets , and How to get a check for staying well Country Life's new "cash value" disability in­ come policy will do it. With this new plan--as with any of Country Life's wide choice of disability income plans --you can assure yourself a monthly check if you are sick or hurt and can't work. But if you're never disabled, the "cash value" plan pays back all your premiums at age 65 less any dividends you may have re­ ceived. Let's talk soon aboMt Country Life loss-of- income protection. Country Life-one of the Country Com­ panies. We're a little different than most in­ surance people. f\ _ Your Country Companies, Agent COUNTRY LIFE • COUNTRY MUTUAL • COUNTRY CASUALTY MID AMERICA FIRE AND MARINE • INSURANCE COMPANIES Loren Miller Richmond, III. Ph. 678-66y 1 Lee B. Kortemeier Res. 338-0975 Off. 338-2000 Fourth YMCA Bus Trip Set Monday, July 16 The fourth Lake Region YMCA Bus Trip will be Mon­ day, July 16. Youth members will be accompanied by one supervisor for every ten youth as they visit Santa's Village on Route 25. They will enjoy the many rides and picnic from 10 a.m. until 2:45 p.m. There is room on three of the next four bus trips. Schwinn Bike an&tho - Art Institute will be visited July 23. In August ther^are trips to Ripley's Believe-It-or-Not museum, the Chicago Historical society, and to the Brookfield Zoo. There will be two buses on July 16. One bus is scheduled to make a pick-up stop at the McHenry Junior high at 8 a.m., Island Lake village hall at 8:20 a.m. This bus will return beginning at Fox River Grove at 3:20 p.m. and completing the returns at 4:25 in McHenry. The second bus is scheduled to make a pick-up stop at Rt. 120 and Thompson road in Wonder Lake at 8 a.m. This bus will return beginning in Algonquin at 3:15 p.m., and completing the returns at 4:30 in Wonder Lake. County Livestock 4-H Team High In Judging The McHenry County Livestock 4-H judging team earned an "A" rating in the state 4-H judging contest at the University of Illinois, Urbana, recently. Members of the team were Craig McCue, Marengo, Steve Schultz, Algonquin, Randy Scott, Richmond, and Ben Jacobs, Jr., Wonder Lake, v George Daigh, University of Illinois assistant state 4-H program leaders, says that nearly 800 4-H'ers from ninety counties took part in this year's contest. The members judged Livestock, Poultry, Dairy, Horse and Horticulture classes. County teams and individuals were ranked in three groups. A team ribbon was given to counties with Class A and B judging teams. Ribbons were awarded to There is space for more 7 through 17 year old boys and girls on each bus. Registration should be made ahead of time at the Lake Region YMCA office at 95 N. Grant street in Crystal Lake on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. individuals placing in Classes A and B. Medals will be awarded to members taking part in the national contests later this year. Teams made up of three individuals and an alternate will represent Illinois in national or regional contests in all five divisions. Invitational contests to be held latei^this year will determine four Ibam members in each contests from the "A" group winners in the state contest. In national competition, members on the state Dairy team will judge at the National 4-H Dairy judging contest in Columbus, Ohio, and the In­ ternational Dairy show in Madison, Wis. The Illinois 4-H Livestock team will compete at the International Livestock exposition in Chicago and the American Royal Livestock show in Kansas City. State Poultry judging team members will take part in an invitational contest in Oklahoma City, and Horse judging team members in an invitational contest in Pennsylvania. 1 CARPETS & RUGS -- and -- DRAPERIES . . .custom drapery service -- -- personalized by our carpet/drapery coordinator, Norma Fleming with 20 years of drapery and drapery hardware experience. \ % % *Three Week Delivery *Complete line of Kirsch Rods in stock *Custom made rods for bays *Electrically operated traverse rods installation of rods and draperies available *Special cash 'n carry prices for made-to-your-measure draperies *Custom Made Bedspreads Available TinY carpets • 1111 &RUGS V. \*m\ i n&v 200 Washington (Junc.Rts.l20&Bus.Rt.l4) Woodstock,111. (815) 338 1000 FREE PARKING Drapery Department Hours: Mon.,Wed.,Thurs.,Fri.,Sat. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. <• Sundays and evenings by Appointment PAGF 4-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. JULY 11, 1973 C