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PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1973 TECHNICIAN GRADUATES - Key participants in the first graduating class ceremonies for Emergency Medical technicians are in jovial moods following this outstanding achievement by forty-three volunteers from around the county. From left, Pete Corson, master of ceremonies; Sheriff Arthur Tyrrell; Dr. David R. Boyd, Illinois Department of Public Health, director of emergency services and highway safety; Jim O'Heir, McHenry County Trauma coordinator at McHenry hospital; and Dr. Clarence Hart, M.D., trauma physician at McHenry hospital. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) McHenry Shores Mrs. Rose Lillegard (Business) 385-8500 Fund Raising Committee Plans Huge Garage Sale If any of you remember the affairs that we used to run to raise funds for the old McHenry Shores club, then you also remember the hard work that was involved. We hasten to assure you that we have no such plans at present. The first event on our agenda is a village wide garage and bake sale. We are hoping to receive at least ONE item from every home in the village, more if you have them. We also hope that many of you gals will donate some baked goods. We have had the pleasure of tasting the goodies from some of you and know how delicious they are. So, we are anticipating lots of help from you in this way. There will be good publicity of this event through the press and local radio. Therefore, we are expecting a big turnout of people. Also, let's have a big turnout of items to sell. If you have any questions, just call Gerry at 385-2358, or Agnes at 385-5557. The date will be sometime late in August, exact date and time to be announced later. The sale will be held at 605 S. Meadow Road, and we are also planning a surprise on the last day of the sale, so watch for the dates antl start those items coming in. The only thing we cannot handle is clothing, as with such a big sale, it will be difficult to check on sizes, etc. The proceeds from this event, will go into the village general fund, to be used by the village officials to obtain eqflipment for maintenance of the village. We need your help - don't let us down. Thank you. Co-Chairladies - Gerry Olbinski and Agnes Schweikert BOARD MEETING JULY 12 Clerk Lillegard presented bills for payment from the general fund in the amount of $173.80 and in the MFT Fund $350. All bills were approved for payment. In further action the board passed a resolution to comply with the MFT requirements for the spending of MFT funds. The resolution allocates $5,048 for ditching, snow plowing and salting, and mowing of the right of ways. WEED CUTTING Further action was taken on the weed cutting. Due ™ the height of the weeds they can no longer be cut with the sickle bar. Road Commissioner Sam Ziemet was directed by the board to secure the rental of a rotor blade and tractor to be used to mow the weeds. Sam Ziemet reported that he had investigated this alternative and informed the board that it would be possible starting Thursday, July 19. PUBLIC HEARING Zoning Commissioner Earl Buck reminded the board that the proposed zoning ordinance for the village will have its public hearing July 28 at 605 S. Here & There li BUSINESS Bell Defends Rate Request In response to charges made July 13 during rate hearings held in Chicago by the Illinois Commerce commission, Illinois Bell made the following statement: "We've said it before and we'll say it again --Illinois Bell has requested increased rates only because its present ear­ nings are a threat to reliable telephone service...Given the choice, we believe most of our customers would rather pay a rate which insures good service than one which invites poor service". Mary Duffy Earns Master's Degree At DePaul Mrs. Robert (Mary) Duffy, principal of St. Priscilla school, 7001 W. Addison, Chicago, recently received her Master's degree in Administration from DePaul university. She was selected for inclusion in "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities". Mr. and Mrs. Duffy and their two sons, Sean and Mark, are long time summer residents of 1717 Wi Sunnyside Beach, McHenry Meadow and that the public is invited to attend said hearing and be heard and to present any testimony, documents, and any other pertinent information regarding said proposed zoning ordinance. The meeting was a rather short one and adjourned at 9:25 p.m. BASEBALL OUTING Mrs. Moyer would like to remind all those people in­ terested in the baseball outing to call her for reservations before July 25. The total per person includes a reserved boat seat ticket and bus tran­ sportation. ALCRAFT SCHR0 *Weathervane» T x •Light Fixtures, Sconces •Nameplates & Holders •Garden Signs *wall Plaques & Clocks •Antiques -OUTDOOR/INDOOR FURNITURE- 815-385-0950 1713 South Route 31, McHenry, Illinois Open Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 12 noon to 5:30 p.m. C- TO CLEAR UP THE CONFUSION . . . OUR NEW SAVINGS RATES! 63A% - 2% YR. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT t $5000 MINIMUM 614% - 1 YR. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT $5000 MINIMUM 6% - 1 YR. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ^ $1000 MINIMUM 534%- 6 M0. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT $1000 MINIMUM L SEE US NOW FOR THE BEST SAVINGS DEAL IN TOWN! Deposits Insured To $20,000 By Federal Savings And Loan Insurance Corp. gflll.fl ! McHENRY t S A V I N G S I ft lit! AIMClAtlM ) SERVING ALL OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY McHenry Savings % V AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONM0 *U|||U> 1209 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois 60050 Q I C o o e o n n n * S X S 1209 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois 60050 815-385-3000 Savers Hours: 9:00am - 4:30pm M6n., Tues., Thurs., Sat. 9:00am - 8:00pm - Fri. Wednesday Dirive-In 9:00am to 2:00p.m. UMM from Jhml/aSm ^HARDWARE STORES SALE EXTENDED BY POPULAR REQUEST NOW THRU MONDAY, JULY 23! FULL BUSHEL SIZE PLASTIC eannn m LAUNDRY BASKET 9<* •With purchases totaling $3c00 or more of items advertised in this sale. Limit 1 to a customer A "51 Count" Styrofoam 7 oz. Size. Hot-Cold Cups 66t Valve 3 9 ' LUAU Split Bamboo Candle Holder 30 " long, bug repelling can­ dle & holder. Suspend or stick into ground. $1.39 Valve 9 9 < FAMILY SIZE 27"X13"X14" COOLER EITHER 40 QT. WITH HANDLE OR 50 QT. WITHOUT HANDLE 100 WHITE Paper Plates 9" dinner size. 6 Pk. - Size Foam COOLER Molded-in handles. 12 x 9 x 12-in. $1.29 7Q Valve # * 57 Your Choice $2.99 Valve 4 QT- ICE BUCKET HOLDS 3 TRAYS OF CUBES 49' VALUE LIMIT 1 BARBECUE GAUNTLETS With TEFLON coated palm. Colorful, A pair. $1.49 Valve 99 Walgreens BOLD MAN Hair Spray With Protein For the natural look. $1.19 Valve 73 Reg. 4.98 NOW $3 rugger Insecticide Gallon 98 Gal. 0RTH0 F0GGER INSECTICIDE •CONTROLS MAJOR PESTS •PROTECTS YARDS, CAMPSITES, STABLES Reg. 1.39 99 0RTH0 Rose Food Pellets 8-12-4 A \ 8 ORTHO Rose Food 1 if 4 I I • A specially prepared fertilizer that pro­ vides all the nourishment needed to keep roses healthy and producing a maximum number of beautiful blooms. • A complete fertilizer plus minor ele­ ments. • Easy-to-use pour spout box. • Recommended for established plants and new plantings. Contains: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potash, Plus Iron and Many Other Minor Elements. SPECIAL OFFICIAL SIZE BASEBALL SPECIAL OFFICIAL LEAK Mm Reg. 1.19 69* 12 Oz. Liquid MAAL0X BAYER ASPIRIN 100's 1.17 Value ^ Limit 1 ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER 100's 1 j67 Value $109 Limit 1.25 Value LAWN SPRINKLER 0RTH0 Pruning Paint CONTAINS: LIQUID ASPHALT SEALER • Aids tn healing all cuts and wounds of ROSES-TREES-SHRUBS caused by pruning, grafting, gnawing animals, mechanical injury, broken limbs. • Also used to waterproof planter boxes, wooden tubs, roofs, etc. 13 Oz. Reg. 1.98 $i 49 0RTH0 TRI0X LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER Gallon Reg. 4.49 Prevents plant growth for up to one year. Easy to apply with sprinkling can. Kills all vegetation. Particularly useful In driveways, walks, patk>s, and on fence rows. $433 ORTHOJ TOMATO VEGETABLE dust N* e's 1327 N. Riverside Dr. DUST AWAY TOMATO INSECTS AND DISEASES! Let ORTHO help make your next tomato crop a bumper crop. ORTHO Tomato Vegetable Dust is convenient to use and effective: • A special insecticide-fungicide formula­ tion to control both insects and diseases! • Can be used on tomatoes and vegetables up to 7 days before harvest! • 1-lb. box --$1.49. Also available in l()-oz. refillable plastic squeeze duster for easy application -- also $1.49! TRU-VALUE PHARMACY McHenry \