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"AUK |g-Pl. LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES Carol Cominsky 305-7246 McHenry Representatives Attend V.F.W. Convention x City Furnishes Water If Needed possible water outages Lakeland rk residents may experience Chicks In the Classroom Eight baby chicks hatched between May 13-15 in Kevin O'Connor's second grade class at Edgebrook school. They are viewed with interest by Holly Willis and Falco Baltys, whose parents, Paul and Ann Baltys, gave the eggs to the school for the project. An Incubator was borrowed from the biology department at East campus. The youngsters in the class learned about the embryo growth and development, the importance of temperature and humidity In Incubation, and how the chlch hatches from the egg. The birth of the chicks provided not only a science learning experience for the children but also gave material for lessons In story writing, math, reading and art. Other students irotn Edgebrook visited the classroom and shared in the learning experience. The Baltys family will raise the chickens at their McHenry (arm. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE OAYLORD In last week's column I mentioned the Pari during the Meadow lane construction The question was raised as to what would happen if there would be a fire in our area when the water was shut off. There is no need to worry, because an auxiliary line has been hooked up at Petersen park, going into the city water line. Whenever our water goes off, it will only be for a abort time instead of hours. This will not eliminate the need to boil your drinking water, though. MAIL TAMPERING It has been called to my attention that many areas of Lakeland park are being bothered by people going into and damaging residents' mailboxes. One of my neighbors finds her mailbox overflowing with grass clippings every morning. There also have been times that opened mail has been found blocks away from the address it should be at. Going through other people's mail and boxes is a federal offense. Because of the large amount of complaints in our area the authorities are watching. If these culprits are caught they can be fined and put in jail. MEETING The Lakeland Park Refunders club met last Tuesday, June 8. I apologize for not printing the date and time the week before so more people could attend. My regrets alao to those I contacted for the little time I gave them to prepare for the evening. The July meeting will take place Wed­ nesday, July 7, in my home. „ If you've been reading about this club and have given some thought about joining us, feel free to do so Anyone seriously into refunding will find our monthly meeting an asset to their hobby. CAP AND GOWN It was a proud moment for the Cominsky family when we were among the thousands of people at McCracken field on June 4. Our son John Michael was in the 1962 graduating class of McHenry high school-West campus. Mike's grand­ parents. John and Joyce Cserep and aunt Cathy and uncle John Koacher also braved the cold night to witness this happy event. We all returned to our house after the ceremony for hot coffee and cake. Aunt Sue Jordan stopped by to offer her congratulations later that evening. We hope the weather cooperates by being nice on July 17, when we hold the big bash for friends and family to celebrate. BIRTHDAY DINNER Carol Leonard might never speak to me again now that I've let everyone know she hit the big three-o on Friday, June 11. Carol, you're not getting olde/, you're getting better! To celebrate her hitting the third decade of her life, husband Robert took her out for dinner and night on the town. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ...to Jo Anne Mai on June 19. Ryan Edward Barle and David Joseph Sch- mitt both turn five years (rid June, 18, and they celebrate with Fran Clark, Thomas Koch, Laura Lindquist, Krista Lynn Taylor, Sharon Schooley and Duane Winn. June 19 is the day Carol Knor and Sharee Lynn Holas add another year. Best wishes art sent to Barbara Osman on June 20. The first day of Summer, June 21 is Roy Meinke and Barbara Rathman's birthday. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY I can sure tell it's the month of June when I look at the date book and see so many anniversaries listed. Mary and Lester Dobbins will celebrate their fifty-fifth anniversary on June 18. Jerry and Elaine Worth are together 17 years on the 19th. June 20 will be June and Bill Muellers twenty- ninth. Bill and Dorothy Humphreys forty-sixth and Ernie and Linda Schooley's first anniversaries. David and Sue Danielson are celebrating another year together on June 22. The state of Illinois Veterans el Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary •nrwiai convention wiO be Md at the Conrad Hilton hotel hi Chicago, June 18-30. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary joint opening will be held on Friday m and Ladies Homann will be followed by the Ladies Auxiliary riing session on Friday afternoon. Ladies Auxiliary meetings will be conducted by state prteiduiil, Doris Homann. Friday evening, Districts, Posts, Auxiliaries, Jr. Giris units and Sona of the V.F.W. will march down Michigan Ave., commencing at 7 p.m. A banquet hoooriujg the V.F.W. state Commander, Eugene Kuban Dons on Saturday < Gerry Kuck, president of the Auxiliary to V.F.W. Peat 4888 will attend the banqput, accompanied hy her husband, Walter. Delegates attending the convention from the McHenry Auxiliary will be Gerry Kuck; who is serving as department deputy chief of staff, Ila Hogan; department hospital co- chairman of Veterans Administration hospital of North Chicago, Anne Scarbrough; Senior vice-president elect, Irene Ruhnke; chaplain, Lu Garifi; patriotic instructor, Mary Kuemmel and Mary Fergen; trustees *of the local auxiliary. MCHENRY SHORES Nino Keen 344-2665 Summer Vacation Time Has Arrived Happy vacation time to aH our school age kids who are now free for the summer. Play safely, and keep an eye out for cars and bikes on the streets. And to all our moms, hang in there; there are approximately only 77 more days till school starts! Happy Summer! CELEBRATIONS Lots of celebrating going on in our area this month, with several bir­ thdays and anniversaries among all our neighbors and friends. The one and only, crazy Mary Lou Heald, celebrated her birthday June 5. We're sure it was quite a day! Brother and sister, Kris tine and Michael Baker both have birthdays in June, with Kristine having had hers on June 10, and Micahel's coming up on June 25. And we have a big birthday boy, Terry Tobeck whom we'll be staging "Happy Birthday" to on June 90. Happy days to all of theae terrific friends and kids, with Wishes for many more years of celebrating and good timea ahead! ANNIVERSARY WISHES Warmest wishes and congrat­ ulation to A1 and Sue Kapp, who celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary on June 4; and what a beautiful day Mr. and Mrs. Marty Conway must have had rejoicing over their fiftieth wedding anniversary, earlier thia month. May God bless both of these won­ derful couples, and look over them for many, many more years of happiness together. ^ HAPPY DADS DAY! With Fathers Day coming up this Sunday, June 20, we would like to wish all our McHenry Shores dads a restful, and "Happy Fathers Day". May your day be filled with love and cheer from all your kids! PRESENT SCHOLARSHIPS During the McHenry high school honors assembly program, Pat Knapik, representing the Women of the Moose, awarded a scholarship for Physical Therapy to Susan Pender and a scholarship for Child Care to Heather Kim. Frank Mazurek, representing the Men of the Moose and Legion of the Moose, also presented a Music scholarship to Mark Schneider Susan Huff was the alternate. It's time for Washington to get its act together v m AMERICA'S BANKERS SHARE YOUR CONCERN ABOUT THE FUTUREI Everyday we talk with the farmers and small businessmen who are struggling to cope with the double Impact of economic recession and high Interest rates. We also see the far reaching consequences of the disasters within Industries such as hous­ ing and auto affecting every neighborhood and community In this nation. We feel enough Is enough. ITS TIME TO PUT PARTISAN POLITICS ASIDE! We have reached a crisis state, and America's bankers are appealing to both Congress and the White House to put par tlsan politics aside and reach a com­ promise that will put us on the road to recovery. We are certain that Interest rates can't come down until a credible budget program Is adopted. lb be realistic, such a program must at least Include these three things: 1. A significant downward trend In the ratio of government spending to gross national product. 2. A significant downward trend In the absolute dollar level of the budget deficit. 3. Cleer evidence that the Congress and the Administration are will­ ing to make hard choices on expenditures (and taxes. If necessary). BECOME INVOLVEDI We've let you know how we feel, and now we urge you to write your Senators and Representatives to let them knfev that you expect them to achieve a workable compromise. Immediately Our bank has a longstanding commitment to this community and the sooner Wash­ ington puts the economy on the road to recovery, the sooner we can provide credit at affordable rates, and help our fttends and neighbors work for a prosperous tomorrow. MchENRYSTATE BANK "Serving th« Community Slnc« 1906" 'Green & Elm St. •Richmond Rd. at Pearl St. •Crystal Lake Rd. & Lillian McHenry 385-1040 nr. MEMBER FD1C MAMtPVBASUr *&r Too Much Money Inflation has been blamed on everything from greed, "high" interest rates, and spend-cra/y and debt-happy consumers, to food retailers, Arab oil producers, unions and "big" business. Economics tells us that none of these factors or groups cause inflation. The real cause of inflation is fairly simple. It occurs when the money supply grows faster than the total output of products and services. That is, when we have too much money chasing too few goods. In recent times the U.S. money supply has grown two to three times faster than the growth of the economy's out­ put. The result: increasing inflation. The Honor of an Enclosure In the Future Perfect: McHenry 100 yeor Time Capsule to respectfully requested by the 1982 "Future Perfect" Committee ^ Please submit written description first. The committee will notify you of accep­ tance and delivery date. The item 1 am offering for Inclusion In the time capsule as a reflection of this era Is: (Brief D«»crtp«on) Size of item (Height, width, depth) In Inches Is: I believe this item should be Included because: I hereby testify that thia item Is In my poseeeeion and 1 have com pleas authority to donate It to the "Future Perfect" Committee as Time Capeuie contents. Signature Print Name Address Phone All Entries to be submitted to McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, I2S7 N. Green St.. McHenry. Entries will be accepted as long as room is available. Acceptance of eoch item is in the sole jurisdiction of the "Future Perfect" Committee. Items will be selected on a basis of appropriateness and siie limitations in relationship to the total available cubic volume of the time capsule. The committee's decisions will be final. The total cubic volume of the time copsule is 67,000Cubic Inches. 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