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It started with a decorated bike and buggy contest. There were three categories, and in the 9-16 age group, winners were 1st, Todd Parks; 2nd Marcy Seifert; and 3rd Marcus Seifert. Second category was 0-8 age group. First prize went to Cari Ann Wymen 2nd, Todd Lasco and 3rd place was tied between Gina Dameano and Tara Parks. There were two winners in the buggy contest. They were 1st place, Joy Miller and 2nd place, Amy Weisenberger. Another game held was the bubble gum contest. Bobby Raycraft and Kim Johnson were the winners. In the mummy wrap contest, Michael Gates and Marcus Seifert won. As the day wore on in spite of all the rain, more and more people came. nt«IIBHRY Konue trwrnishinfis IT'S AIL HERE!! NEW '81 LIVING ROOMS... "USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN" Large Selection TABLE LAMPS Buy one at our Regular Lew Price. Receive 2nd FREE -A! 0 3 PC. BEDROOM SET WITH TWO MIRRORS REG. $1395.00 $89995 ROUND 7 PC. 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Elections for vice-president and treasurer will be held, and then the Beach Gals and other women of the village in­ terested in learning a fun way to shape up will have an aerobic dancing demon­ stration. A professional dancing instructor, will show the way to stay in shape. All women of the village are welcome to come. This will give everyone a great opportunity to meet other women from community clubs of McHenry. Don't forget Wednesday, Sept. 3, at 8:30 p.m., at the McCullom Lake Beach house. For more information call Lauri at 344-3864. BIRTHDAYS Mike Loewe turned two years old Aug. 21; on Aug. 22, Mary Branham had her big dav. Two people shared Aug. 23, Henrietta Donkel and Georgette Turner. On Aug. 24, Carol Drake, Janice Groh and Micky Orton shared the day. Brian White was another year older the following day. Bill Wymen celebrated his big day Aug. 26. On the twenty-eighth of August, Ricky Wolf is another year older. Aug. 29 brings another birthday for Jennifer Grutzmacher. On Aug. 30, three people share the day. They are, Dave Scarbrough, Michael Turner and Beth White. "Happy Birthday" to all of you. BETTER LATE Aug. 16 was very special for Robert and Clemencia Fernandez, because on that day they were married 27 years. The community hopes that both of you had a wonderful anniversary. WELCOME HOME Gertrude Helwig visited her sister-in-law, Lorraine Ritter of Lakeland Park. If any of you remember, Gertrude was a 12-year resident of the village, and hasn't returned in 15 years. Lorraine took Gertrude for a ride through the village and she was amazed to see all of the changes. She commented that the changes, especially in the houses, are for the better. Gertrude sends her lpve and regards to her friends in the village. GET WELL Fred Fardinardo, a two year resident of the village, went into McHenry hospital this past week. He is reported to be feeling fairly well by his daughter, Cindy Martini and is expected home by the end of the week. Hope to see you on your feet soon Fred. ANNIVERSARIES Aug. 20, Frank and Joan Branham were married an­ other year. Richard and Phyllis White celebrated their big day Aug. 23. Hope both couples had great days to remember. NEWS IS APPRECIATED I appreciate all the news that has been given to me, and if you have information, new neighbors, a new baby in the family or any other news that the rest of the community is interested in, please call. Johnsburg Mary L. Gonderson 385-3052 Almost Proud Judge: "Aren't you ashamed to be seen here in court so often?" Prisoner: "Why no, your honor, I always thought it was a very respectable place." Invite All To Yisit Center The P re-School Center for 3 and 4 year olds, will be open for visiting on Tuesday, Sept. 2, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. The public is welcome. Students enrolled in the program, may bring their parents and grandparents on that day. Classes are held in the Early Childhood Center, just west of St. John's school, beginning on Thursday, Sept. 4. CONGRATULATIONS ...to Jason Dean Brown, Todd Nicholas Diedrich, Erin Murray Guizdala, Joshua Peter Guizdala, Ty Edward Guizdala, Ryan Lee Allen Haymer, Jeremy Michael Judy, Robert Joseph Klasek, Cassandra Marie Lehman and Brian Anthony Wawczak, who were baptized July 13, at St. John's. Sorry to be late in publishing their names. ....also to Debbie and Bill Wade, who were served at the table of the Lord for the first time Saturday, Aug. 16, at St. John's 5:30 p.m. Mass. ....and best wishes to their parents and families. HOME AND HOSPITAL Please keep in your daily prayers, Lillian Farej, Christine Glus and Isabel Stilling. MANY SERVE We have many, many folks who serve us each day and night - doctors, nurses, priests, ministers, Rescue squads, firemen, policemen and women, restaurant personnel, supermarket clerks, as well as other storekeepers and bank clerks, but we do not have a special opportunity to show appreciation to them. However, we do need each other. If sometimes both of LA 01234561 See us fer yeur 1981 LICENSE STICKERS! ' ILLINOIS ' IL 0000 LAND OF LINCOLN Purchase your 1984 license plate renewal sticker at The First National Bank of McHenry •Get fast, immediate delivery of your 1981 sticker •Check your present license sticker for expiration date-August stickers available. •Bring your pre-printed registration form to the Bank •Service Charge will be $2.00 LOBBY HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Wednesday and Saturday 9:00 am to 12:30 pm Friday. • • . .9:00 am to 7:30 pm Serving the banking needs of the McHenry area. M M NaT Member FDIC NaTIOlMaL BaiMK OF IVTHeNRY 3814 WEST ELM STREET P 0 BOX 338^McHENRY. ILLINOIS 60050 "-*** 815 305-5400 us are upset or tired, We should try to be more un­ derstanding. We should appreciate all of the services rendered, and remember to thank God every day for all the benefits we have! PARENTS ...Now you are head over heels - getting your family ready for the first day of school. It is a big task and you may also have had the last days of your vacation this month, too! Take heart, there are many folks doing the same thing - soon all will be settled and in "the groove", and life back to regularity again. ...Remember The Clothing Closet, Woodstock, and also check the McHenry Hospital Thrift shop, Green street, when doing shopping for winter wear needs. SCHOOL DISTRICT 12 P.T.O. General meeting will be held Tuesday, Sept. 2, 8 p.m., at James C. Bush Multi-Purpose room. This is the first meeting of the new school year, and coincides with the first day of school. Everyone is welcome! If you are new to our schools, this is an op­ portunity to learn more about this organization, and the great work they do in helping our schools. Bring someone with you! EXCHANGE STUDENT A Foreign Exchange student will be arriving in McHenry on Thursday, Aug. 28, from Chile. The young man's name is Patricio Sepulveda, who is sixteen. He will be staying with Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark, (Mehring avenue), and their son, Saun. He expects to remain a year and attend our schools. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF JAMES G. CLEMENS Deceased, File No. 80-P-300 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of JAMES G. CLEMENS, of Union, Illinois. Letters of office were issued on August 19, 1980, to MARIA PIA CLEMENS, 9703 Seeman Road, Union, Illinois 60180 whose attorney is Franks and Schmitt, P.O. 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