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J PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 3,1974 LICENSE CONTEST Entries are rolling in from Illinois grade and high school students in the state's bicentennial license plate contest, sponsored by Secretary of State Michael J. Howlett. Deadline for entries is May 10, 1974. The 1976 bicentennial plate will be MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALI THRU MAY IS the range that washes dishes. SAVE SJ30°° MODERN MAID Cook-ti'-Clean Center® •Three full-size appli­ ances in 30" width •Built-in exhaust sys­ tem • Eye-level oven • Easy clean cooktop • Random load dish­ washer ONLY *649 00 '30.00 EXTRA USING GAS OVEN KEY LINE KITCHENS 4614 W. ROUTE 120. McHENRY PHONE: 385-1720 determined from the winning student's design. A blue ribbon committee will choose the winning entry from forty-two finalists. All will receive a set of encyclopedias for their school with the winner awarded a $1,000 scholarship grant. Superintendents of educational service regions are distributing contest information. Many civic and fraternal organizations are assisting in promoting the effort locally. Legal Notice NOTICE I, Clarence Regner, McHenry Township Road Commissioner, on the 16th day of May, 1974 at the hour of 10:00 A.M. in the township road commissioner's office, 3703 North Richmond Road, McHenry, Illinois, will consider the vacation or that part of Cross Drive lying west of the West line of Wonder Woods Drive, and that part of Howe Drive lying west of the West line of Wonder Woods Drive in Wonder Woods Subdivision, located in McHenry Township, McHenry County, Illinois. At such meeting I will publicly announce whether or not the above described portions of streets will be vacated s-CLARENCE REGNER McHenry Township Road Commissioner (Pub. May 3,1974) Your opinion counts, but it counts more if you can express it effectively. 78*reasons to carry a MCHenry Savings Cash Card. these progressive McHenry Merchants honor our Money Machine Cash Cards. Look for this sign McHENRY SAVINGS Money Machine Cash Cards Barbers Larry's Riverside Barber Shop Schmitty's Barber Shop PtaulY Paries Beauty Bazaar Spurgeon's Beauty Salon. Clothing Brouhaha Limited Beard and Stovall ... the store for men The Casual Shoppe The Fashion Shoppe Genevieve's (Women's Fashions) Gladstone's Hornsby's Family Center McGees Store for Men Spurgeon's Department Store Automotive Services Adams Bros. Radiator Service Al's Riverside Standard Community Auto Supply Jim Adams Auto Body Jepsen Tire Co. McHenry Auto Parts, Inc. McHenry Firestone, Inc. Schramm's Cycle Florists Locker's Flowers McHenry Floral Co. Food Convenient Food Mart Dan's Food Mart Eagle Foods Ed Muska ITT Cont. Baking (Hostess) Huppy and Leo's Food Mart Jewel Food Stores National Tea Co. Riverside Bake Shop Tastee Sandwich Shoppe fiift Shops Gatherings Karen's Hallmark Shop Laverne's Town & Country Gifts Hardware Ace Hardware Coast to Coast Ruck's T.V. Hardware Vycital's Hardware •more local merchants joining all the time. Hobbv and Snorts Lee's Bait Shop McHenry's Favorite Sport Center McHenry Hobby Shop McHenry Music Center McHenry Studio & Camera Center Placque Shack Smoke 'n Gun West The Sewing Room Tones Inc. Home Improvements A Furnishings Alexander Lumber Co. All About Home Improvement The Bath Shop City Wide Cair Fabric Towne Georgetown Furniture Main Paint McHenry Drapery & Carpet Millstream Sales Niesens Linoleum Paneling Plus Jewelry Steffans Watch Repair & Jewelry Wahl Jewelers Marinas Fox River Boat Co. Hansen Marine Pharmayfcg Bolger Drug Store Mays Drugs Nye Drugs Miscellaneous Ben Franklin Carey Appliances Chain-O-Lakes Travel Service Conies Communications Ed's Rental Service Fino's Plumbing Frank Low Insurance Lendzion Leather Goods L&H Television Northern Propane Lee & Ray Electric VIP Pet Salon SERVING ALL OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY McHENRY S A V I N G S McHenry Savings JSSL_ 1209 North Green Street McHenry Illinois 60050 -- 815 385-3000 SAVERS HOURS 9 00am to 4 30 p m Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 9 (30 a m to 8 00 p m Friday Drive-In Window open Wednesday 9 00am to 2 00 p m McHenry Shores Mrs. Rose Lillegard 385-8500 Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Clean-Up Date Scheduled For May 11 and 12 The date for what we hope will be an annual clean up has been set for Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12. The village board approved the rental of six dumpsters to be placed at various locations within the village limits. All residents are asked to place their discarded items in the dumpster to be hauled away for disposal. There will be no raw garbage accepted and all six containers will be supervised as to the type of items placed in them. For example, tree trunks and branches, leaves in bags and tied, old washing machines or dryers, refrigerator with doors removed, old furniture and what have you will be accepted. All items MUST be placed in the containers and not along side. The capacity of the containers will hold loads only level and not heaping. If you arrive at a container that is filled please drive to the next one. BOARD MEETING The regular board of trustee meeting April 25 showed bills being approved as follows: General Fund, $1,410.01; MFT Fund, $2,828.75 and the Road and Bridge Fund, $1,432.88. Also approved was an MFT supplemental in the amount of $3,700 for ditching and shaping roadways. Clerk Lillegard informed the board that the signed contract from Baxter and Woodman had been received. Civil - Defense director for McHenry Shores, William Pinkonsly, Jr., appeared before the board to explain the emergency plan for McHenry Shores and to ask for funds to puchase the necessary equipment in order to implement the plan and to train personnel. Approval was given to implement the emergency plan and to secure prices for the necessary equipment. Road Commissioner Sam Zeimet reported that the rotary cutter had been purchased and is now available to be put into use. Trustee Henderlong reported, on the proposed repair at the bfeach area and it was approved to allow his committee $600 for necessary repair and the purchasing of swings, sand and necessary lumber. Approval OPEN DAILY 11:30 FOR LUNCH & PIZZA K's 4720 W. RTE. 120 was also given for the rental of six dumpsters for clean-up days, scheduled for May 11 and 12. Dr. Johnson of the McHenry County Health Department approached the board in regards to the new animal control ordinance for the county. It was requested that the village work in conjunction with the county in collecting the county fees. The matter will be taken under consideration at a later date. Some fifteen residents attended the meeting and had various questions pertaining to motorcycles, mini bikes permits, fencing, burning and debris from houses under construction. All matters were either settled or would be investigated. It was indeed a pleasure to see the visitors and we welcome more in the future. CONVALESCING AT HOME It is indeed a nice sight to see that Connie Lindwall has returned home after her long stay in the hospital. Our best to her and I know that her friends will be stopping by to see her in a week or so. BLOOD DRAWING Mr. Schopp has asked us to remind our residents that May 5 at the American Legion on Ringwood Road in McHenry there will be a blood bank drawing sponsored by the Kiwanis. The time is from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. BAND WINNERS Our congratulations to the following members of the McHenry Junior high school concert band that won a superior rating and first place at the Junior high school band contest in Villa Park, on April 27. Members from our village are Beth Lexow, clarinetist, Sue Ewald, clarinetist, Jayne Otterson, cornet player, Bonnie Pinkonsly, percussionist, and Robert Moyer, trombonist. In order to qualify for the state finals the concert band took a first place in the regional finals last month. SOCIAL CLUB NEWS, servatioife- k'te ^'{fitting in le trip to Wrigley Field. We one bus almost filled so ft wait too long to call Sande Moyer (385-8646) or Rose Lillegard (385-8500). Cost of trip includes reserved box seats, bus transportation, and a fried chicken box lunch. Don't forget the garage and bake sale going on now at the village hall. Saturday is the last day. We have some lovely items and delicious baked goods. Tlie second Teen club meeting will be Monday, May 6, at t:30 p.m. We had a great turnout at the last meeting and would like an even better one this month. Come (Hit. Deposes insured to S20 OOO by the Federal Savings 8 Loan Insurance Corp / toe/U|M£ LWM | nCoefeeai I * * * f * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft YOU'RE INVITED TO OUR WEBER COOKOUT DEMONSTRATION SUNDAY, MAY 5 11A.M. to 3 P.M. ALL Webers and Accessories In Stock Women's Club Attends District Meet In Wheaton The Lotus Country Women's Club was represented at the Eleventh District meeting of the Illinois . Federation of Women's clubs on April 25. It was held in the auditorium of Loretto Convent in Wheaton. ' Attending the meeting were Pauline Horak, president; Kay Smith, incoming president; Frances Heinemann, correspondence secretary; Eva Freund, recording secretary. District President, Mrs. Dale R. Bloyd presided at the meeting.The meeting was opened with a pledge of allegiance to the flag and group singing of the Women's Club Collect. Intorductions of guests and club hostesses followed, minutes were circulated, financial statement given, and a resume of the executive committee. Mrs. E. C. Greenway, Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs' first Vice President was guest speaker and gave an interesting and inspiring talk on "Crossroads". Reports were given by county chairmen and presidents of all clubs present were introduced. Awards were given those clubs who won for their entries in the following categories: Conservation, Education, Home Life, International Affairs, Public Affairs and the Arts. Junior membership clubs have joined the district. Thefe are eighteen clubs and they have a junior director. Many df the awards were received by them. Election of officers was held and Mrs. E. C. Greenway conducted the installation. I n s t r u c t i o n s a n d information on the state convention being held in Chicago, May 7, 8, and 9 were given by the president. Meeting was adjourned, closing with a prayer. A delicious luncheon was served by the nuns in the convent dining room. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Busch on their firty-ninth weddiig anniversary. Their children and families took them out to dinner to celebrate the occasion. The Busches have eighteen grandchildren and two great-granchildren. Two of the grandchildren were unable to attend, as Terry Walker is in Hawaii and Jean lives in Stevens Point, Wis. Jean is Mrs. Gene Knutson. She and her husband and their two children, who are the great­ grandchildren were not present. Those who enjoyed the dinner together on April 21 in Hebron were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker and family from Silver Lake, Wis.; the Leon Busch family and Larry Elfman family from Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. cwerwo Co 459-6200 Route 14 at 176 Crystal Lake, Illinois &**************************$ Jamws Busch and children; Mr. and Mrs. John Vierke and children; Mrs. Phil Rinda and children and Jack Busch, all of Spring Grove. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Art Kattner were invited to the home of their son, and his wife William and Mary Kattner, in Sunnyside Estates on Thursday night, April 25. The occasion was in honor of Bill's forty- fourth birthday. Cake and coffee were served the guests. Those present were Art and Emma, Joe and Jean Mulcahy and Harland and Dorothy Morse Of Fox Lake. CLUB MEETS Those from here who attended a club meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Klein in Fox Lake on Thursday night were Mrs. Agnes May and Mrs. Eva Freund. a dessert lunch was served and the evening was spent at cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. Frances Prosser, Mrs. Marie Miller and Mrs. Announce Two U of I County Scholarships Winners of University of Illinois scholarships in McHenry county have been reported to Richard < L. Tazewell, Superintendent of Educational Service Region, who accepted applications for these scholarships last December. Scholarships are available in McHenry county, awarded on the basis of scores made on the ACT examination given April 28, July 21 and Oct. 20, 1973. They exempt the winners from tuition for a period of four years. For McHenry county, the winners this year were Child of a Veteran of World War II, Barbara Burger, and Child of a Veteran of the Korean Conflict, Michael A. Smith, both • of Crystal Lake. These scholarships can be used only at the University of Illinois at any of its three c a m p u s e s : U r b a n a - Champaign, Chicago Circle, or the Medical center. Agnes May. The club will meet at the home of Mrs. Mayme Hoffman in May. GIRL TALK - Hie art of gossiping was as much in vogue b> the 1460's as it is today as evidenced by these two young ladies engaged in serious conversation. Carolyn Ritthaler, left, and Mary Idstein will be featured in songs from the operetta, "The Vagabond King", when the McHenry Choral club presents its annual spring program Saturday and Sunday, May 4 and 5, at 8:15 p.m. in West campus high school auditorium. < < STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD at ALEXANDER LUMBER • # tart right m <s v LOOK AT THESE INTERIOR PAINT BARGAINS SUPER LATEX , Top quality suubbable wall paint Goes on easy, cleans-up easy and has great hiding power Colors J SUPER LATEX .WAUL PAINT Jim Martin's L pmnTS DECORATOR FLAT Fast, easy application leaves a gorgeous flat, even tone Standard colors, tints and white Durable 1 - COAT CEILING WHITE LATEX Beautiful super-white especially created for ceilings Thick, creamy, brilliant covers in one coat. »95 GAL i STANDARD COLORS All Jim Martin Paints are conditionally guaranteed . . . money back or replacement, you name it. GLOSS & SEMI-GLOSS ENAMELS Porcelain-like finish. 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