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-- -- . -- _ _ -- ' ? , » • . « . » Grand Jury Indictments Thirty-Nine Named In H»e Grand jury met last Thursday and returned indictments for thirty-nine persons to Judge James H. Cooney in Circuit court. True bills were returned against the following: - Valerie Ackerman, 4701 McCullom Lake road, McHenry, two counts of forgery; - Bill Kutiz, 3205 Westwood, Wonder Lake, unlawful deiivejHpltof cannabis and unlawful possession of C. Dew of 306 (ink drive, McHenry ie Ray Rose, 1402 W. street, McHenry, fted burglary of I's Step In at 4806 W. ), McHenry, March 23; A. Boden, 228 E. Liberty, Wauconda, and Mark S>. Lechen, 419 Brown, Wauconda, burglary of the Longhorn Steak House, 615 W. Rand road, McHenry, May 17; James L. Seckelman, 2635 Pirk lane, Glen view, and Gary Cabot, 1114 Whitfield, Northbrook, burglary and theft oiger $150 of a building owned by Joseph F. Wetzler at 4152 Idyll Djll road, McHenry. April 21; Mujo Marinovic, Simo Marucic and Luka Pecic, all of Chicago, four counts of aggravated battery in connection with the beating, of Irene E. Finn and Patricia N. Woods of Holiday Hills June 1; Michael A. Lundin and John C. McConnell of 23411 Streit road, Harvard, possession of cannabis; -John Panico and James C. Hursh of Fox River Grove, and Jphn P. Shine of Cary, arson and burglary; Judy and David Myers, 2008 Florida boulevard, Bradenton, Fla., kidnapping and unlawful restraint: "John M. Porterfield, 600 Woodland, Crystal Lake, unlawful possession of a controlled substance; •-•Paul Shimer, 426 Fifth, Marengo, unlawful delivery of cannabis and unlawful possession of cannabis; Daniel Rodriquez, no address available, theft over $150 and criminal damage to property; Kirk J. Hillstrom, 117 Maple, Crystal Lake, burglary and theft; Robert Orr, 1217 Meadow drive, Algonquin, unlawful possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of cannabis; Attorney Harold A. Veenstra, Crystal Lake, fourteen counts of forgery and seven counts of theft over $150; Dawn Henley, 1720 Birch, Belvidere, unlawful possession of cannabis and unlawful delivery of cannabis; Gary Lacy, 2224 Deep Cut road, Woodstock, delivery of cannabis; Stan Groom, 304 W. Brainard, Harvard, criminal damage to property; Rolin Moore, 512 Beach drive, Algonquin, three counts of indecent liberties with a - child; Cameron L. Benedict, 160 W i l d w o o d , W h e e l i n g , possession of a controlled substance and possession of cannabis; Michael Schloskey, 32 Woodstock street, Crystal Lake, burglary and two counts of theft under $150; Clemeth R. Preston, 930 Lake, Woodstock, burglary and theft under $150; Zenon Zdany, 605 N. Harrison, Algonquin, unlawful delivery of cannabis and unlawful possession of cannabis; Terry A. Reynolds, 245 N. Cody, Palatine, burglary, theft over $150 and criminal damage to property; John F. Rozani, 84 Cedar drive, Crystal Lake, theft under $150; Ralph Hanner, 5111 Terra Cotta, Crystal Lake, indecent liberties with a child; Patricia L. Halleman, 813 E. Main, Cary, burglary, theft under $150 and criminal damage to property; Ellen M. Wooten, 947 Chippewa, Carpentersville, unlawful delivery of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of a controlled substance; Hilario G. Torres, 612 Washington, Delavan, Wis., two counts of aggravated battery, one of aggravated assault and one of criminal damage to property. Diet Frauds And Fads Are Target Of Doctors Fat frauds, fads and fallacies are the target of Illinois physicians and public health officials who are concerned about the proliferation of programs and products which treat obesity without medical supervision. The Illinois State Medical society (ISMS) and Illinois Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons are considering proposal of legislation which would regulate clinics and other facilities offering weight- reduction programs. . "Few people think of obesity as a disease, but that's exactly what it is," said Dr. James C. Reid, Greenfield, chairman of- the ISMS Council on Social and Medical Services. "Disease is defined as an impairment of the normal performance of vital functions, and any fat person knows how true that definition is." "Obesity should be treated by only qualified physicians," Dr. Reid said. "Weight control clinics operated by unqualified persons are a very real threat to the health - and even the life - of consumers." In addition to consideration of legislation designed to drive quacks and fast-buck operators "eut of the obesity field, Dr. Reid's ISMS council has developed these guidelines to aid consumers in selection of weight-control programs or products: 1. Consult a physician to make sure the program or product is safe. Mo6t diet drugs, exercises and products are designed for people in good physical condition. It is imperative to have a doctor's "FOR QUALITY KITCHENS AND EXCITING ARRANGEMENTS, SHOP AT KEYLINE!" « COMPLETE "SERVICE FROM DESIGN THRU INSTALLATION • FREE ESTIMATES QUAKER MAItf KITCHENS MODERN'MAID APPLIANCES KEYLfNE KITCHENS 4614 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY,ILL. 815-385-1720 West Shore Beach Connie Schmidt 385-7841 Observe Golden Anniversary For Joseph McHales On Saturday, June 15, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McHale, Sr., were honored by forty guests at the Lakeland Park Community house. The couple was supposedly going to attend a rummage sale, but instead were completely surprised with a beautiful reception arranged by their daughter, Betty, and her husband, Gene Reginato, from Bensenville and their son, Joseph, and his wife. Gladvs. from Woodstock. Also other friends and relatives all contributed something to make the party possible. The McHales received many memorable gifts from all those present. They are especially proud of their many grandchildren who attended. Bill McHale and his wife, Carol, traveled from Kentucky to celebrate the special day with Grandma and Grandpa M c H a l e . A d d i t i o n a l g r a n d c h i l d r e n , i n c l u d e d : Michael and Diane Choronzy from Mt. Prospect, Jane Marie nnri Hr .Tnhn KpIIv Janice and Mike Gillispie from bensenville, and ten year old Robert McHale from Woodstock. A distinguished guest of the affair was Mayor Stanek. Fifty years of marriage was indeed a golden time for the McHales. With three delicious cakes and many wonderful people around them they thoroughly enjoyed their anniversary celebration. We wish them many more years of happiness together! CONSERVATION REMINDER Please return your tickets to contribute some funds for the care of our lake. By responding to the club's needs you can show your appreciation for swimming, fishing, or just viewing the lake. Act now! SAVIOUR RUMMAGE The third week of July our subdivision will be holding a rummage and bake sale to raise funds for the community. A possible handicrafts table will be presented by the talented people in our subdivision. Also a consignment program will be presented to those people who have their own large garage items on display or flea market tables are going to be purchased by members of the community. The social committee will present these ideas at our next regularly scheduled July Association meeting. Collection of your items will be the week before the sale by willing members of the Women's Auxiliary. More information will be handed out to residents at a later date. PERSONALS Eleven happy birthday wishes to Barbara Gieske on June 29 who received a special card from her Grandma Moe who lives in Norway. The Knaack family has two birthday celebrations: Diana Knaack on June 25 and mom, Betty Knaack on June 27. Hope you both enjoy your days! Mrs. Frank Yrigoyen, the sister of Virginia Scharlow, will be moving with her husband from Westchester, New York, to an island off the coast of Spain. The Fred Schmidts enjoyed the McHenry Community high school's class of '64 reunion held at the Country club last Saturday evening. Th John Gaceks vacationed with their grandchildren for a week of country living. Glad matli AND IN BUSINESS TOP SALES RECORD William Neumann, Jr., 1504 West Sunnyside drive, McHenry, sold over $2 million of Prudential insurance protection in 1973. He is a special agent in the company's LaSalle agency, located at 175 West Jackson boulevard, Chicago. His sales record for 1973 is the fourth year of more than $1 million production achievement and the first totalling more than $2 million. He is a member of the company president's club. you could spend some time with us! . Please let me know about your little summertime fun and games - share them with everyone! & approval before beginning a potentially dangerous weight control program. 2. Be wary of deceptive advertising. No single item can guarantee results. _ 3. Know what "medical supervision" means. Programs which do not have a licensed physician on the premises at all times are not medically supervised. 4. See a physician regularly while participating in a weight- control program. Checkups will insure that the program is not harmful to health. 5. Find out if drugs will be used; if so, medical supervision is essential. 6. Beware of any drug which has not been approved by a physician. 7. Check diet regimens with a physician or health official to insure that they meet n u t r i t i o n a l r e q u i r e m e n t s necessary to . maintain good health. 8. Exercise should accompany weight loss to increase energy and tone tissues and muscles. 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