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Page 4 McHENRY PLAINOEALER Section A Wednesday, Augusts 1965 • - • st,lek "" bit mc ads..in,f »w Han't bu, ti, 50% /von n_. ' £&£££| 'JwiErsI EPA cites local firm with violation The Illinois Environmental Pro­ tection Agency (IEPA) announced July 31 that the Fritzsche Industrial* Park public water supply, near La- kemoor, failed to adequately moni­ tor the bacteriological quality of County position open The Operations Committee of the McHenry County Board has an­ nounced that it will be accepting applications from people interested in serving on the Public Building Commission from Sept. 1, 1985 to Aug. 30,1990. The incumbent is applying. their water and failed to notify their customers of this deficiency. ' Public water supplies are re­ quired to notify customers through the mail within three months after failing to perform adequate moni­ toring. If the water cimniy doe? not notify its customers within three months of such a violation, the IEPA issues public notice. This vio­ lation occurred during March 1985. Failure to adequately monito bac­ teriological quality could allow con­ tamination to go undetected for ex­ tended periods of time. Bacterial contamination may indicate the presence of disease-producing or­ ganisms. Father Petit shows Patty Pace and her father Andy Pace that .he doesn't plan to run out of goodies at the St. Patrick's Parish Picnic Sunday, Aug. 11 in Petersen Park from noon to 6 p.m. OPENING... COUNTRY ARTS STUDIO 1308 N. PARK ST., McHENRY ) GRAND OPENING Wed., Aug. 14 6 PM to 9 PM Come and join us for Refreshments! St. Pat's sets date for its picnic St. Patrick's parish members are limbering up for the tug-o-war .and other endurance testing games of skill to be offered for all ages at the St. Patrick's Church Picnic Sunday, Aug. 11 in Petersen Park, from noon until 6 p.m. Water balloon contests and the ever popular three-legged race need lots of entrants, so everyone is urged to plan on attending this an­ nual end-of-summer festival. The committee, chaired by Andy Pace and Bill Miller, suggests those attending plan their picnic fare around the hot dogs, beer, corn and soda pop they will have for sale at a nominal fee. Extra lawn chairs, blankets and a can of bug spray should be on everyone's list. Many parish organizations will be represented; there will be plenty of opportunity to enjoy the features of Petersen Park; and a chance to catch up on all the news. Prayer is planned St. Patrick Catholic Church will host a special prayer vigil every weekday morning until Aug. 15, Catholic Feast of the Assumption. Prior to this Holy Day dedicated to the Virgin Mary, participants will dedicate a daily Rosary for peaceful solutions to the complex problems of the Middle East, after the 8 a.m. Mass Saturdays and before the 8 a.m. Mass weekdays. Members of the community who enjoy praying the Rosary together are invited to attend this important vigil declared by Diocesan Vicar Father Tom Brady. St. Patrick's church invites inqui­ ries into Religious Instruction at 385-0025. The church is located at 3500 W. Washington St., McHenry. SOUTHGATE FAMILY HAIRCENTER 810-DN. FRONT STREET McHENRY, IL *ART SUPPLIES * CLASSES •GIFTS •MUCH MORE "Professional Hair Care for the entire family" •SIX STYLISTS TO SERVE YOU! For your convenience. Please caN for an apot. 1 385-2966 (SIS) HOURS: OPEN TUES. THRU SAT., WED. AND THURS. 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