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V spurgeon's MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY Restock \6ur Lingerie Chest- ThisXX^ek Only, Save at Least 15%! STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8:30 Saturday 8:30-6:00 Sunday 10:00-5:00 BEAUTY SALON HOUR& Tues. - Wed. 9-6 Thurs. - Fri. 9-8:30 Saturday - 9-6 West Shore Beach CONNIE SCHMIDT 385-7841 Seek Volunteers For Community Service To Area Now that the weather has brought many people out of doors it is much easier to see your neighbor and say a friendly hello. Do a good deed and ask if anyone would like their grass cut. Or perhaps offer a ride to town for shop­ ping. There are many people who are not as aggressive as their neighbor and need to know that they can always get some help from their com­ munity friends. Your volunteer time at community social activities is also welcomed. Make a move to attend the Ladies Club, the Association, or the glass collection. Your new interest could help your subdivision to grow. Most important is your own personal service to keep your property appearance at its best. Unsightly weeds along the roads and overgrown grass should be maintained. If you need help ask your neighbor. Let's all make West Shore Beach a proud community. LADIES CLUB The West Shore Beach Women's auxiliary will hold its next meeting at Marie Wegner's on June 7 at 7:30 p.m. Please come to join in some community social activity. PROPERTY OWNERS The association meeting for June will be held at the beach at 4:30 p.m. It is always the second Saturday of the month, June 9. Make plans to attend now as an important order of business will definitely be discussed. HAWAIIAN VACATION A wonderfuHhree weeks was spent touring* the Hawaiian Islands by Martha Dignan; a close friend, Lillian Bolger, and a cousin , Margaret Ott. The ladies flew to Los Angeles and traveled on a cruise ship for five days to Honolulu. They also visited Pearl Harbor on the island of Oahu, and made stops at the islands of Kauai, Maui spurgeons Market Place Shopping Center 4400 W. Rte. 120, Mc Henry and Hawaii. On their return while spending a few days in Honolulu they toured Diamond JJead and saw the huge crater along with the damage from the / recent earthquake. Upon arriving the Bank of Hawaii had just been robbed and they all decided to go shopping that afternoon. Maybe coin­ cidence?? Flying back home they spent 8V2 hours in the air. Everyone had a great and enjoyable vacation, but rested for two days before returning to the daily routine. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bit- terman celebrated their wedding anniversary on May 29. Mrs. Erna Piatt gathers many birthday wishes today May 30. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mohlman are happy to announce the marriage of their son, Bill, Jr., to Patricia Lynn on May 19. Virginia Posthuma went to Tulsa, Okla., for her grandson's graduation. Hope everyone had a pleasant and safe Memorial Day t>is past weekend. 'Tires Tell Safety Story": Insurance Men Read any good tires lately? This is a serious question being asked by the McHenry County Association of Independent Insurance Agents and the Consumers Insurance In­ formation bureau. It is aimed at calling the attention of motorists to proper tire pur­ chase and care during the hot weather driving months. "There is a lot more in­ formation on the sidewall of tires today than just the manufacturer's- name and size," said Bob Morteil of McHenry, president of the McHenry County Association of Independent Insurance Agents. "Federal regulations require that each tire show con­ struction, including plies and cord material, maximum pressure and load, and a code number showing who made it, where and when." "Also shown is the imprint DOT which shows that the tire was made in conformity with Department of Transportation specifications and meets the requirements of the federal government for its type," he added. Morteil noted, however, that in the purchase of new tires a consumer's best protection is still to deal with a reputable dealer who will explain the full meaning of the information and advise on the best tire buy for motorist's driving needs. "After purchase, though, there is a lot more information a tire can give the alert driver, if he pays attention," he continued. "The manner in which the tire wears can tell you whether you are carrying the proper pressure, the wheels are aligned and balanced, the brakes and shock absorbers are in good order." Citing a recent Department of Transportation publication, the insurance agent spokesman gave some tips for longer tire life: - Buy a good tire gauge, don't rely on the accuracy of service station pump gauges. - Check your tire pressure at least once a mpnth when the tires are cold. - Don't overload or un- derinflate your tires. Check your owner's manual for recommended pressure for different loads. - If you check your tires when hot, never bleed off excess pressure. When the tires cool they may be underinflated. - Check your spare tire too. Don't pay a tow charge when a little free air will do. - Rotate your tires regularly. The owner's manual will tell you how and when. - Learn the feel of your tires when they are "right" so you can quickly recognize something "wrong". 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PAGE4-PLAINDBALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1973 POSTER CONTEST WINNERS ~ Shown above are students from two McHenry schools judged winners in the recent Earth Week poster contest sponsored by ther McHenry County Defenders. Seated, front row, from left, are John Armon, second prize for 3-4 grades, Valley View; Jennifer Cooley, second prize, 7-8 grades; Christopher Nylander, first, 3-4 grades; Ami Wilson, first, 7-8 grades; and Ann Huska, third, 3-4 grades; standing, from left. Check these Savings on Sleepwear! sewage system wiil be looked into. This is a complicated and very involved matter, and will be discussed further in future meetings. The next board meeting is scheduled for June 12. BEACH GALS The Beach Gals have decided to cancel plans for a village festival this year, due to a lack of money. They hope to have the festival next year, when finances should be better. Also, the rummage sale will be postponed until later this summer. The Beach Gals next meeting is June 6, where a fun night, and other activities will be discussed. NO HUNTING Sgt. Don Milbratz advises residents that no B.B. guns, pellet guns or air rifles are allowed to be used in the village. Not even on private property. Anyone transporting these rifles, or guns, for use elsewhere, must have them covered, or taken apart. Also, all the woods area south of Orchard Drive, beyond the village, has been declared off limits for huntirfg"iw order of the owners of these properties. Signs, which were poSted, may have been torn down, but/it is still illegal to hunt in these areas. RETIRING Edward Stacknik, Sr., of W. Orchard" Drive retired last week from Allis Chalmers, in Wheaton, where he worked for eighteen years. The last six years he was a crane operator for the company. Mr. Stacknik's fellow employees had a party for him, where he received gifts of cash, and many lovely presents. On his last day of work, he was taken opt for a delicious dinner by his employers. Mr. Stacknik has no immediate plans fqr the future, except to just relax, and take it easy for awhile, •, BIRTHDAYS Ben Gates, our village maintenance man, is having a birthday on May 30. Ethyl (Petey) Schmidt celebrates her birthday June 1. A very happy birthday to both of you. ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary to Matt and Rose Ilick, May 31, and to Dave and Dorothy Weber, June 5. SYMPATHY Our deep sympathy to the Luto family, on the death of Mr. Luto's brother-in-law, Carmen Capriola. Mr. Capriola was, married to Mr. Luto's sister, Flora. Europe's highest railroad, 16 years under construction, leads to the top of Jungfrau, and utilizes 4V2 miles of tunnels. Briefs and Bikinis for Girls, Ladies 79# values 2 for 1 590 to 1.19 panties at similar savings Nothing held back! Nylon tri­ cots, Eiderlons, stretch fabrics in prints, solids, fancy weaves, trims. Girls 4-14, ladies' 4-11. / Extra Special! Summer Body Suits! Sleeveless and short-sleeved body suits in nylon or nylon/polyester-- flat knit or ribbed, collars or tank tops, wear with jeans, beach skirts, any skirts! Solids, prints and frosty Idoks; sizes S, M, L. 2,«$5 Reg. $3 to $4 Tony Parisi, honorable mention, 3-4 grades, of Valley View; John Boettcher, honorable mention, eighth grade; Dave Bauer, honorable mention, fourth grade; John Ippolito, honorable men­ tion, seventh grade; and Paul Schaefer, honorable mention, fourth grade. All students except John Armon and Tony Parisi are from the Montini school system. McCullom Lake Gerry Milbratz 385-8543 Urgent Need For Help With Little League Operation There is still a need for help with the Little League. The first two meetings were very poorly attended, and not enough people showed up to even elect new officers for this year. So far, there are two managers, Bob Kamin and Mark Hansen. Earl Keller will be an assistant. Coaches, umpires, and more assistants are still needed. The first practice night for Little League will be Thursday, May 31, 6 p.m. at the beach. June 1, is the last day boys can register. Registration is at George Mayer's house, 4720 W. Parkview. Any adults who are willing to help out with Little League, are asked to call Mrs. Jensen (385-3461) or Mr. Mayer (385-3635). Or they can go to the beach Thursday, for the practice. VILLAGE BOARD . MEETING Tile board meeting was held May 22. A bid has been ac­ cepted from AXA Construction Co.. to build a 50 ft. by 90 ft. village hall. The land will be cleared, and construction will begin in a few weeks. Tuesday, the board members will hold a special meeting to accept bids for street repairs in the village. The boys who have been throwing mud at the beach house have been seen, and are known to village officials. If this continues, the boys will be taken to court where they can be fined from $25 to $500. People who burn leaves and twigs in ditches are asked to clean up the debris when they are finished. Failure to do so can result in a fine. M a n y c o m p l a i n t s a b o u t speeders have been i^eceived, especially at the west end of Orchard Drive. A couple of cars, one white and one green, have bee$ reported quite a few times. Their license numbers are not known yet. Anyone caught driving over the speed limit will be ticketed. There was some discussion about sewage problems in the village. There is a lot of excess water, and no place for it to go. Possibilities of sewers, or a <