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I*AGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 10.1974 'VMM'S* it mmmmmmmmmr- i m -- -- -- • • . i „ n yn, ,. Q A crowd of bicyclists gather at the McHenry Depot Tuesday night and challenge engineers lean out of the cah and bvj#1 at **<; sifhtf a* "j* the^on S/n-li? TV/7177 Or FNST (jVC LLSTS. the C&NW commuter train in a race between here and Lake Geneva, Wis. for the signal to begin. The 'cyclists had the last laugh a« ey OfX/I4/ -I LULLL YJ I J Newspapermen and TV camera crews captured the action as the 6 p.m. train monster by 5 minutes. Story and another P^° ̂ P ^ . VNr f AY, «RDl entered McHenry while the 'cyclists took their positions for the start. Two (STAFF PHOTO 82*reasons to carry a MCHenry Savings Cash Card. these progressive McHenry Merchants honor our Money Machine Cash Cards. Look for this sign 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 Bprbyrs Larry's Riverside Barber Shop Schmitty's Barber Shop Beauty Partors Beauty Bazaar Spurgeon's Beauty Salon Whing 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 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 Gift 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 Guaranteed By... n Guaranteed By... n McHENRY S A V I N G S L» sin HiKunii^ McHenry Hobby Shop McHenry Music Center McHenry Studio & Camera Center Placque Shack Smoke 'n Gun West The Sewing Room Tones Inc. Home Improvements & Furnishings Alexander Lumber Co. All About Home Improvement The Bath Shop City Wide Carpet 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 rmacies Hnhhv and Snorts Lee's Bait Shop McHenry's Favorite Sport Center •more local merchants joining all the time. Bolger Drug Store Mays Drugs Nye Drugs Taverns Jake's Dead End Lounge Old Bridge Tavern Steiny's House of Prager Misteltonews Ben Franklin Carey Appliances Chain-O-Lakes Travel Service Conies Communications Ed's Rental Service Fino's Plumbing Frank Low Insurance Harriet's Amway Home Products Lendzion Leather Goods L&H Television Northern Propane Lee & Ray Electric VIP Pet Salon SERVING ALL OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY Ill's* +* "isl­ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION McHENRY S A V I N G S t 10AH ASSOCIATION McHenry Savings 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 00 a m to 8 00pm Friday Drive-In Window open Wednesday 9 00 am to 2 00 p m McHenry Shores Mrs. Rose Lillegard 385-8500 Plan Clean-Up Weekend For May J1-12 May 11 and 12 have been designated as clean-up weekend by the village board. Six dumpsters will arrive in the village Friday night and will be removed early Monday morning. These dumpsters are for your convenience to dispose of discarded items such as tree trunks, old furniture, refrigerators with doors removed, stoves and what have you. There is only several restrictions as follows: No raw garbage ' will be accepted, leaves must be in plastic bags and tied securely, all items are to be put into the dumpsters and not next to them, and the dumpsters cannot be filled over the top. The capacity of each dumpster is to be no more than level with the top. Just imagine if the tops were overflowing, during the process of removal of the dumpsters the debris would fall out. Use common sense and if one dumpster is filled go to the next one. The locations are as follows: Orchid Path and Idyl Dell, Kinley and Broadway, Biscayne and Hilltop, Broadway and Sunrise View, one across from the village hall on beach and one at the beach location. All locations will have some type of patrol as to the restrictions set forth above. 'TEENCLUB Secretary Kim Olbinski reports that the teen members have been working hard the past week selling popcorn at the village garage and bake sale, which was very successful thanks to the patronage of the community residents. The club has plans to sell popcorn and lemonade at the men's Thursday night baseball games and hope to receive favorable response from the adults present. Any teenager in tHe teen club may make something for the November bazaar and the proceeds will go into the treasury of the teen club. The membership of the teen club will be limited to 13 through 19 years of age. Any teen that is not now a member that wishes to join can contact president Debi Roberts 385-8932. SOCIAL CLUB NEWS Sande Moyer, President The garage and bake sale was a success! The total amount realized from all three days was $603.04.1 would like to thank those who donated the lovely items and all of the delicious baked goods. Without you there would have been no sale. We also received cash donations from Mr. and Mrs. Mueller and Mr. Newharth. I would also like to, acknowledge the following who gave so much time and energy before, after and during the sale: Gerry Olbinski, Julie Ziemet, Sherri Blue, Mary Ann Zutuat, and Rose Lillegard, who helped clean, price, set up, dismantle and collect donations; Helen Crouch, Rose Lillegard, Alice Lawson, Dee Vogl, Mary Lou Heald, Polly Szerszen, Cathy Szerszen, Bonnie Panerali, Mary Ann Zutuat, Sherri Blue, Janice Borchardt and Linda Kurowski, who helped out as sales people during the sale. Mr. and Mrs. Pogor, Robert Steck, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Ramage, Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Crouch supplied tables, brackets and lumber for shelves. Last but not least my thanks to President Bieritz, the Board of Trustees, and Police Chief Buck for the use of the village hall and garage. The first use of the profits will be to purchase the box lunches for the ball game trip. We hope that during the year every resident will be able to participate in one pr moj$, of ; the functions we have planned • It was wonderful to see the faces of so many of our hew residents. To have the help and support not only of the "old timers" but our "new comers" as well makes me feel that you all agree with me, "This is a great place to live." BOWLING LEAGUE The McHenry Shores social bowling league closed out its season with its luncheon at Crystal Lake. Trophies were presented to the first place team the Alley Cats comprised of Connie Anderson, Diane Derby and Sue Kapp. Additional trophies were also presented to the following: High three game scratch - Pauline Szerszen, 498, High three game with handicap - Eleanor Reid, 633, High game scratch - Linda Kurowski, 184, and high game with handicap - Diane Derby, 234. Needless to say, every member also received their prize monies and the day ended with the girls going on a shopping spree. It has also been decided to increase the league to twelve teams with four members per team for a total of 48 women and at least five subs. A general meeting will be called within the first week of August to organize and to elect officers for the 74-75 season. If you are interested in joining call Mrs. Lillegard, 385-8500. There is •still about eight openings that we would like to fill as soon as possible. The first week of league bowling will be after the children return to school in September. We will bowl at McHenry Recreation at 9:30 I®® frttn *y«u«nftvv. ,,U»g?r average for the season went to P6t Knapik withh a 130 and low average was an 89. We are a social league with much fun for all. RECIPE HEADS DOUGHNUT DAY Mrs. Margaret E. Black, 4720 W. Lake Shore drive, "Wonder Lake, is chairman of the White Oaks Bay Salvation Army Doughnut day tag effort Friday, June 7. Doughnut day tagging is a project of the local Illinois Federation of Woman's club of Wonder Lake. 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