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McCullom Lake Geny Milbratz 385-8543 Village Board Meets Monthly During Summer The village board will meet just once a month for June, July, August and September. Meetings will be the second Tuesday of each month, Inquiry has begun into the cost and construction of sewers. The engineer contacted explained it will be a slow process as the matter has to go through many commissions and agencies before actual cost to residents can be determined. So it will be a long time before it can be put up for a vote. The big holes in the roads are being filled with stones until the N.O.W. Informational Meeting Set June 18 McHenry County National Organization for Women will hold an informational meeting Wednesday evening, June 18, from 7 to 9 in the learning center of Central school, 131 Paddock street, Crystal Lake. The school is located across the street from the Crystal Lake public library. The meeting is open to the public and free child care will be provided. The evening will feature a sound film strip program, "Women: The Forgotten Majority;" narrated by Gloria Steinem. This presentation will be an introduction to the basic concepts and solutions offered in the women's movement. Refreshments will be served and informal group discussions will follow. Members of McHenry County N.O.W. will be available to discuss local ac­ tivities and interests. N O W . l e a d e r s s a y , "Questioning the way things are--this is what the women's movement is all" about. Men are also invited to attend. N.O.W.'s goals are humanistic en­ deavors that will free men and women from role playing and discrimination". PLAN STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL - The Strawberry Festival sponsored by the Pioneer club will be held Saturday, June 28, starting at 10 a.m. (rain date will be June 29). The event will be held in the courtyard on Broadway, Richmond. Strawberry shortcake will be featured plus sundaes, barbecue, hot dogs, coffee and pop. Homemade bakery will also be sold. All members will be attired in old fashioned costume. The scene is in courtyard. Utile Miss Peanut Contest Entry Blank Kiwanis Club of McHenry Contestants must reside in the McHenry High School Dis­ trict. be six vears old and not nine vears of age on or before August 1st, 1975. Name of child. Address Phone Birth date Name of parent Entry blanks must be received no later than June 21, 19V5 to Tom Miller, McHenry Plaindealer. ton tyou'te invited fo t&e StHoodUat Sale i*t twt Ctf, 0?<vwt{fit ôyesrt THE FAMOUS KNIT 2 SEAMLESS BRAS - are finally on sale. A complete collection for all f igures, so smooth they're almost invisible. Light ly f iberf i l led bandeau 32 to 36 A, 32 to 38B.C Reg. S7.00 NOW $5.59 Back Up brief with special back panels for firming and lifting Of satin face Lycra' with double front panel for tummy control. Tricot crotch. S-M-L-XL REG. *8.50 SALE $6.79 BACK UP BRIEF SALE The Shoppe 1007 N. Front St. McHenry Ph. 385-7747 construction company works on them and small holes are being repaired by the village. Alyce Schroeder has been appointed director of civil defense for McCullom Lake. Having a civil defense director assures the village of federal assistance in case of disaster. Residents are reminded they cannot begin any construction without a building permit. Failure to obtain a permit will result in a fine, one half what the permit would cost, plus, a permit would still have to be bought. The raft is being fixed and a new raft installed. As soon as it's ready, it will be put into the water. TEEN DANCE POSTPONED Due to inability to get a band, the teen dance scheduled for June 21 has been canceled. Apparently, there are no young aspiring musicians looking for a job around here. The dance will be held if, and when, a band is available. HOBBY NIGHT Lots of interesting hobbies were displayed at the meeting of the Ladies of the Lake, June 12. Twenty-one members were there and most brought something, including jewelry, afghans, quilts, plants and macrame. * The ladies decided to have their bake sale on Thursday, July 3. It will be from 9:30 a.m. till 1:30 p.m. at the beach house. Donations will be ap­ preciated, and anyone wishing to donate baked goods can call Barb Reiter (385-7505) who will arrange to pick it up. "TOWN AND COUNTRY" Jim and Joan Bitterman and Armando Gomez are all taking part in the "Town and Coun­ try" show, being put on by parents of Montini school children. It will be held in St. Patrick's school, June 20 and 21, also June 27 and 28, and is one of the biggest en­ tertainment projects ever presented in this area. Tickets are available in many local business places, or residents can purchase them from the Bittermans who'll be selling them, too. SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS Registration for swimming lessons is at the Muise residence, 4706 W. Lake Shore drive until July 2. Swimming classes for children age 3 and up. will be held from Aug. 4 through Aug. 14. BEACH GALS REMINDER All members who can are reminded to go to the beach Army Swears In 14 At Bicentennial Ceremony PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. 1975 Fourteen McHenry county residents will be sworn into the U.S. Army during a colorful Bicentennial ceremony in Rockford Wednesday June 18, it was announced by SSG Patrick Sweeney, commander of the Army recruiting station in Woodstock. The ceremony will be con­ ducted at 1 p.m. on the campus of Rock Valley college by members of the Third In­ fantry's Old Guard, often referred to as "The President's Own." The Old Guard's ap­ pearance - one of the few scheduled for Illinois this year - - will salute the - Army's house Tuesday, June 24, for the first craft making session for the bazaar. Bring whatever materials you can, including old Christmas cards, scissors, pinking shears, ribbon, sequins, felt, ric rac, and scraps of material. The gals plan to meet every two weeks to get things ready, but if not enough members show up to help, there won't be a bazaar. SYMPATHY Condolences to the Fer­ nandez family on the death of Mrs. Fernandez' brother, Louro Dillareal. Mr. Dillareal, a one time McCullom Lake resident, died June 3. Mr. and Mrs. Fernandez went to Texas where the funeral was held, and just recently returned home. HOME FROM HOSPITAL Two year old Mike Muise is home from McHenry hospital, where he was taken last week to the emergency room. Hope he is completely well by now. ANNIVERSARY Best wishes for a happy anniversary to Bill and Elaine Gleeson, June 23. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday this week to Lorraine Frost, June 18, Elma Nelson, June 19, and to Cindy McDonald, June 23. KITTEN FOUND Is anyone looking for a gray, white, and black striped female kitten, with white paws? It is only a few months old, and was left in the Milbratz yard at 4900 W. Parkview. Since they already have two kittens, they're hoping someone will come and claim this one. summer savincs NOW AT HOLIDAY SUN m0r DISCOUNT c *%/•"!! Bicentennial and the Bicen­ tennial of the United States. As the Army's official ceremonial unit and escort to the President, the Old Guard is responsible for the execution of joint military ceremonies at the f White House. These include arrival and departure honors of visiting dignitaries and heads of states and credials . Wtl presentations for ambassadors. They march as the lead unit in iBl every Inaugural parade, maintain the twenty-four-hour vigil at the Tomb of the #Djl Unknown Solider, and perform their military pageants for audiences at major civic and military functions across the nation. " A IP Wednesday's ceremony will * include an official presentation ^ fPP^ of the colors by a ten-man unit | | •• *1^" ^ that includes a color guard and :x * * ^ Fife and Drummers. The Old Guard's Fife and Drum corps recalls the days of the Revolution as they parade in uniforms worn by the Con­ tinental Army. "The Old Guard is taking part in this induction ceremoney because of the large 1 number of McHenry county % residents who have qualified for service with the Old Guard during the past few years," said SSG Chester M. Harer of the Army's Woodstock recruiting station which covers this area. Seven of the area residents joining the Army during the £1 ceremony have qualified for | Old Guard service. They in­ clude Joseph R. Cusack, son of Mrs. Dorothy M. Cusack. 3005 | || N. Oakwood, McHenry. ™ Other McHenry county residents who will be part of the go ceremony have selected other Army options for service. They include Michael J. Bonner, son of Mr and Mrs. Lester Bonner, PUBV g\ #• • • amsw. »ScmIIM Canfields Pop QQ Fred Fluger, 3804 W. Ann street, Annette C. Nicolai, iflpVP • 6-12 OZ. 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