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Holiday Hills Legal Notice Karen Kottke 385-6675 Little League Benefit Dance Rescheduled For those who would like to spend an enjoyable evening dancing the Little League of the Lakes benefit dance has been rescheduled for Saturday, Sept 14, at A1 Kaya's; just past Rt. 176 on Roberts Road in Island I^ake. The dance had been postponed from an earlier date. Tickets will be available at the door;, also all previously purchased tickets will be honored Hope everyone enjoys themselves - the doors open at 8 p.m.! VACATION IN WISCONSIN Our family spent a portion of our vacation camping out at Baraboo, Wise We packed the tent, goodies, blankets, sleeping bags, etc. for the long Labor Day weekend Thinking we were prepared for anything, to our surprise Wisconsin suffered the coldest Labor weekend in their history. We were lucky to have lots of blankets, but forgot the heavy coats and long underwear. The first evening concluded with a raging thunderstorm, akin to a mini-hurricane. Many of the campers had their tents literally blown out from under them No matter how much one does to weather a tent, the rain still gets in during a strom like that. Fortunately, the rest of our stay was very pleasant. Fall had come early to Wisconsin as many of the trees were beginning to show their colors. This Labor Day weekend campout is beginning to become a family tradition. Many of mv husband. Jim's relatives cu""pcd s-: ' ;les bounding ours. Am', .. 'he group were my in-lr.ws, -ul and Ann Kottke; Ji.-n's so^er, Tena, and her Uisband, Gary Wolf, and their daughter, Jennifer; Uncle Irv and Aunt Rose Kottke, their daughter, JoAnn, and another daughter, Roseann, and her husband, Don Wolf, and their offsprings, Donnie and David; Uncle Hank and Aunt June Kottke and many of her relatives; and many of Jim's cousins and their families joined us for the outing. M.D. CARNIVAL On Saturday, Sept. 7, several of our neighborhood children held a carnival for muscular dystrophy at the Catanzaro residence. Involved in the project were Kelly Wegener, Priscilla Kasprzyk, Angela Catanzaro, Noreen DeWitt, Elaine Erickson, Cathy Hoglund, Candy Gibbs, Billy DeWitt, John Wegener, Anthony Gurski and Michael Fulmer. Donations of cash, prizes, and refreshments were McHenry County Manpower (CETA) Program, Prime* Sponsors of the Comprehensive Training Act of 1973 in McHenry County, a federal government program for fiscal year 1975, proposes to implement this Act (P L. 93-203 Stat. 839) in McHenry County. The Act's intent is to provide sought by the group prior to the carnival. The group would like to thank all the mothers who helped with the project and all those fine folks who made the donations which insured the project's success. BIRTHDAYS Happy belated birthday greetings to Chris Neubauer on Sept. 8; to Karen Maras and Diane Mikelvitz on Sept. 9; Lynne Kathan on Sept. 10; birthday greetings to Steve Kasprzyk, Cheryl Douglas, and Peter Cornwell on Sept. 13; to Leslie Jende on Sept. 14; to Larry Kottke on Sept. 15; to Frank Frantz and John Connell on Sept. 16; to Maureen Frantz on Sept. 17; to Virginia Lundeiius on Sept. 18; and to Laurie Saunders on Sept. 20. ANNIVERSARIES Belated anniversary roses to Penny and Myron Appleyard on their special day Sept. 9; to Joe and Karen Maras and Val and Herb Tannert on their special day Sept. 10; anniversary roses this week to Marge and Jack Connell on their special day Sept. 15; to Colleen and Terry Priko on their special day Sept. 16; and to Helen and Bill Boettcher on their special day Sept. 17. job training and employment opportunities for economically disadvantaged unemployed, and underemployed persons. In May of 1974, McHenry County government submitted a Notice of Intent to apply for prime tne i to the appropriate Assistant Regional Director for Manpower. On June 1, 1974, a comprehensive manpower plan covering the area to be served, and the services to be provided, as well as, assurances that programs will be administered properly and will reach those most in need of them were sent to the Department of Labor. A Manpower Council has been established in accordance with regulations specified by the Act. Representatives of community-based organ­ izations and private business were solicited for their support of the program. The McHenry County Manpower (CETA) plan will include: On- the-job training, work experience, job placement, a summer program for d i s a d v a n t a g e d y o u t h , classroom training, Public Service Employment, and an Occupational Survey. Listed below is a project cost operating budget. Classroom training $34,400, On-the-Job training 74,400, Public Service Employment 67,900, Work experience 49,200, Service to client 8,100, Other Activities - Occupational Survey 17,200; Total $251,200. Summer Program, 1975 $42,600: Grand Total - $293,800. Copies of the plan can be seen at the McHenry County Manpower (CETA) Program office, 2200 North Seminary Avenue (Courthouse), Room 107. ((Pub. Sept. 6,11,13,1974) House approves pension- protection bill. Legal Notice NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF LEONARD D e M I C H E L E A N D GWENDOLYN DeMICHELE FOR AN AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF McHENRY OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE A VARIATION THEREOF Notice is hereby given that LEONARD DeMICHELE and GWENDOLYN DeMICHELE have made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals of the City of McHenry for Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of McHenry or in the Alternative a Variation of the Ordinance of the City of McHenry so that the following described property, to-wit: Lot 13 in Block 2 in Lakeland Shores. Unit No. 3, being a subdivision of part of tne North Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying South of the center line of State Route 120, according to the Plat thereof recorded April 25, 1958 as Document No. 337444 in Book 13 of Plats, page 55 in McHenry County, Illinois, which said property is located immediately south of Sunnyside Dodge, Inc., on the south side of Route 120 shall be reclassified from Business B-l to Business B-3, or in the alternative that a variation be granted to enable the applicants to park and store trucks and other vehicles upon the said property. Hearing upon the Petition of the applicants will be had by the Zoning Board of Appeals on the 8th day of October, 1974, at FORD MAC DONALD NEW CAR SALE MERCURY 1974 FORD PINTO STATION WAGON Bright Blue. 2000cc 2V 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed manual transmission, five A78xl3 tires, AM radio, front disc brakes, fold-down rear seat, cargo It passenger area carpeting, all vinyl bucket seats, rear quarter flipper windows. *2719 Brand Hi* 1974 FORD PINTO STATION WAGON Tan Glow Metallic Glow Paint, 2000cc 2V 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed manual transmission, five A78xl3 tires, AM radio, front disc brakes, fold down rear seat, cargo and passenger area carpeting, all vinyl bucket seats, rear quarter flipper windows. *2759 Brand Nm 1974 FORD PINTO 3 DOOR RUNABOUT Saddle Bronze Metallic, 2000cc 2V 4 cylinder engine. Select Shift Cruife-O-Matic, five 6.00x13 tires, fold down rear seat, load and passenger area carpeting, all vinyl bucket seats, front disc brakes. *2774 grand H"1 1974 FORD MAVERICK 2 door sedan. Bright Red, 200 C1D IV 6 cylinder engine. Select Shift Cruise-O-Matic, five 14 inch steel-belted radial tires, power steering, AM radio, interior decor group. FULL PRICE *3046 1974 FORD PINTO STATION WAGON Medium Lime Yellow, 2300cc 2V 4 cylinder engine, Select Shift Cruise-O-Matic, five A78xl3 tires, AM radio, luxury decor group, front disc brakes, fold down rear seat, cargo L passenger area carpeting, all vinyl bucket seats, rear quarter flipper windows. *3049 1974 FORD MAVERICK 2 door sedan,"200 CID IV 6 cylinder engine, tan vinyl roof, Select Shift Cruise-O-Matic, five 14 inch steel belted radial white wall tires, power steering. AM radio, color-keyed carpeting. Ginger Glo Metallic. LUXURY DECOR OPTION: deluxe wheel covers, vinyl trim, body side moldings and bumper guards, reclining bucket seats, cut pile carpeting, sound package, and more than 20 other luxury oriented product features. FULL PRICE 1974 FORD MUSTANG II 2+2 2.3 Liter 2V 4 cylinder engine. Polar White, pin stripes, five BK7Hxl3 steel belted radial tires, AM radio, luxurv interior group, front disc brakes, stvled steel wheels, fold down rear seat, cut pile c a r p e t . a l l v i n y l b u c k e t s e a t s , tachometer/instrumentation. FULL PRICE *3339 *33301 1974 FORD PINTO 3 DOOR RUNABOUT 2000cc 2V 4 cylinder engine. Yellow vinyl roof, Select Shift Cniiae-O-Matic. five 13 Inch steel belted radial white side wall tires, AM radio, fold down rear seat? load and passenger area carpeting, all vinyl bucket seats manual front disc brakes. Polar White, sport* accent group: lower body side paint, wheel covers, bright exterior moldings, cut-pile carpeting, deluxe seat and door trim, interior woodtbne accents, and sound package. FULL PRICE *3378 Brand** 1974 FORD MAVERICK 2 door sedan. 260 CID IV 6 cylinder engine. Blue vinyl roof, Select Shift Cruise-O-Matic. five 14 inch steel belted radial white side wall tires, power steering, Selectaire air condiUoner. AM radio. Silver Blue Metallic Glow Paint, color-keyed carpeting, wheel covers, vinyl trim, bodyside moldings and bumper guards, reclining bucket seats cut pUe carpet, sound package, and more than 20 other luxury oriented product feature- FULL PRICE *3592 (ALL PRICES SHOWN INCLUDE FREIGHT AND DEALER PREPARATION ) OPEN SUNDAYS 11-5. Certified Factory Trained Mechanics for Lincoln-Mercury-Ford and All Ford Trucks MAC DONALD 90 S. ROUTE 12 FOX LAKE 312-587-2541 Show Room Hour Daily B to t, Sat. I to 6 Open Sun. 11 to 5 Sarvica Hours: 8 to 5 Daily Cloiad Sat. - Sun. MERCURY BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE LARGE INVENTORY OF 1974 TRAVEL TRAILERS AND MOTOR HOMES AIRSTREAM NOW MORE THAN EVER.. . A more meaninful way of life in an uncertain world. ARGOSY A TRAVEL TRAILER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AT A MEDIUM PRICE gnutfal 1/aiUy CAMPERS U.S. 14 (Northwest Hwy.) at 31 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. BUILDING DREAMS IS QUR BUSINESS PHONE 385-8729 next to the HORNSBY FAMILY CENTERS Rt. 47 and In the McHenry Country Club Rd. Market Place Woodstock McHenry WliSter DOKUJCL mc neils EDWARD McHENRY ------ DIAL-A-DEVOTION Hear God's Word Wherever You Are. SPONSORED BY: GUETTITER'S SERVICE STATION Fish of McHenry provides many services for area residents, but one important 4 function is the referral service. A call to Fish can provide an answer on where to contact people with special skills. A caller can find information on adoption, breastfeeding, drug abuse or welfare services as well as other agencies dealing with specific problems. A call to Fish can supply information on obtaining sick room supplies, someone to speak a foreign language, to do counseling, or to perform other skills and services. There are things that Fish cannot ordinarily do. Fish is not an employment agency or a real estate service. Not all' problems work out beautifully. Not all problems are easily solved. Fish is proud of its record but there are disappointments too. That's why Fish always needs new volunteers. If you would like to volunteer for telephone duty or transportation, please call Fish, 385-8020, or Arlette Rietesel, 385-0289. Fish is an all volunteer group supported by McHenry Woman's club and ten McHenry churches. G.T. Fish has been asked to help a young couple who have a one month old baby girl. These people need to set up housekeeping from "scratch." The husband has found work, BIRTHDAY GIFT -- Jerry Cordrey, right, who serves on the- Bishop's committee, St. Paul's Episcopal church, presents' birthday gift to Father Arthur McKay, pastor of the McHenry church. The surprise presentation was made during the 10 o'clock Mass last Sunday. and they have rented an apartment, but the only thing they have to put in it is a kitchen set. All household furnishings are needed, including dishes, kitchen utensils, linens, curtains, etc The baby is also in need of baby clothes and equipment. This couple can make it on their own with just a little help from all of us. If you have anything you think they would be able to use, please call Mr. Alvarado at 385-8051. He will be able to arrange pick up of any donations. Mr. McHenry Joins Firm It seems only fitting that Edward McHenry, of Springfield, 111., should come to McHenry. And he has done that in order to take a position as assistant manager at Spurgeon's Department store. Still residing in Springfield are his parents, four brothers and three sisters. He graduated from Eastern Illinois university in 1974 with a Bachelor of Science in Business degree, majoring in Personnel Management. While in school he served as vice-president of his fraternity, Phi Beta Lambda. the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. in the City Council Chambers, City HalT, McHenry, Illinois, at which time any person or persons interested may appear and be heard. Frederic Lamb chairman of the City of McHenry Zoning Board (Pub. Sept. 13.19741