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«»*«E 4 - PLAINDEALER KRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1974 Eastwood Manor Maqr Ann Bellak 385-5705 Weber Property Clearly Posted For No Hunting Recently the Weber property at 2801 Lincoln Road was sold. The new owners called and asked if I might print this ar­ ticle in my column as a suggestion that parents be sure and tell their children and their friends that visit them in our area the following message: Children in our area are coming onto their property at 2801 Lincoln Road and shooting at the ducks in the pond. They are wrong to be on private property and shooting where a sign is clearly posted that it is forbidden is unheard of. Several people are watching that area, including the police, when they are caught and they will be, they will be prosecuted. Somebody could be seriously- hurt or even killed. No shooting is allowed, do something about this before it is too late. It's pretty bad when you can't enjoy your new property and be in fear of letting your children play outside for fear of them getting shot. Please make certain all of you tell your children that immediately. FIRE Recently a fire was reported at 2801 Lincoln Road by a young man in Eastwood Manor. EASTWOOD MANOR RESIDENTS As a safety precaution, we are asking the children who live in Eastwood Manor to walk around the wooded area until the hunting season is over. Will you remind Please!! your children?! HUNTERS Be sure you are careful when hunting, you are so close to Hilltop school. I'm sure you could ask almost any child in the entire school and they wouldn't know what 200 yards from the nearest dwelling means. A lot of the first grade children do not know the dif­ ference between a foot and a yard, let alone 200 yards. It could be more than possible for one of them to wonder where they shouldn't be, please avoid any unnecessary accidents, be on the ALERT at all times!! . EDWARD W. HALL Supt. of Educational Service Region LOOK! Edward W Hall has established himself as a hard working Assistant County Superintendent of Schools. His record has earned him the support of educators and parents'throughout the county , Ed feels that the school office should represent all the people of the county and that it is important that we continue to have strong local control of our schools As Assistant Superintendent, he has demonstrated his talent to work effectively with others to solve problems and provide better schools. He has lived and worked in Woodstock since 1946 VOTE REPUBLICAN FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT NOV. 5th Sponsored by The McHenry Republican Central Committee A1 Jourdan, Chairman D0RKIES RESTAURANT* NOW OPEN 24 HOURS- "ROUND. THE CLOCK ". •• • ' .FRIDAYS &'SATURDAYS •: SERVING BREAKFAST & REGULAR MENU 42.13 W RTE." 120 McHENRY , • 385-6981 LETTERS Shortly I will be sending out two letters one in regard to posting signs for hunters which have been previously destroyed. And we need new ones up definitely. My second letter will be for making Eastwood and Manor a 3 point stop instead of my original stop sign alone. Perhaps it will slow down some of the speeders and mostly because there has been just simply too many close calls on that corner, and why not avoid something before it's too late!! MINI BIKES I have been informed that mini-bike riders are riding too late, plus driving them way too fast, over holes, etc:, etc. Will you please tell your children to drive more carefully belfore they get hurt or hurt some other child. Also to be more con­ siderate the hours that they drive them. I understand one child actually rode his mini- bike right through one of the vacant B.K.T. houses, how dangerous can you get?! Please be more careful, do something about it before something unfortunate hap­ pens! ! SQ.YD. CRRPETS REGULRRLY SELLING FOR *10.00 SQ.YD. to % ZO.OO SQ.YD. NOW S>| 00 IBOO Cf SQ.YD. JO PRICED ns REMNRNTS * LEES *MOHRWK*BIGELOW* TREND •EVRNSEr BLRCK* * RLDON * KRRRSTRN * CRBIN CRRFTS* NORTHERN ILLINOIS LARGEST SELECTION. ROLL-ENDS I UP TO 30' IN LENGTH. 1100 ROLLS CRRPET GURRRNTEED DELIVERY (FROM STOCK] IN TIME FDR THE HOLIDRYS During this sale you choose from 1,100 rolls of quality carpeting-all in stock for immediate delivery and installation and specially priced to fit every budget. There is a price, and carpet quality, to please every taste at Tidy Carpets & Rugs. BUY YOUR FAMILY A CARPET FOR THE HOLIDAYS CARPETS & RUGS 200 WASHINGTON/WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS/ 815-338-1000 HOURS :MON.,THURS.,FRI.8-9;TUES.,WED.,SAT.8-5;SUN. 12-5, REACTIVATING HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION Last Thursday evening, Oct. 24, following a political coffee, we had a Hpmeowners Association Meeting. At­ tendance could have been better, but it was at an early hour and also short notice. The next meeting will be held in January, and we will meet there after four times a year which all agreed better than 12 times a year. Everyone who signed up for the Homeowners will receive a flyer in plenty of time for the next meeting which will be spent partly in the election of officers. The residents who joined Thursday were: Fonda McLean, Mary Ann and Jerry Bellak, Linda Derby, Phillip Prentice, George Marcotte, Jay and Bev Cochran, Robert and Joan Steven, Dick and Pat Hawkins, Roger and Sandy Hunt, Bob and Inga Gramer, Roy and Debbie Hoffiqann, Terry and Ginny Howard/Sjally and Dick Andersen. Then i took care of Fairview Lane, by that I mean I went door to door to find out who was interested, I had almost 100 percent turnout from my block~>alone, those names are as f611ow^: Mr. and Mrs. A. Werrick; Mr. and Mrs. Wally Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Melone, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Boedecker. Player of the Week / Cross County % KEITH TEUBER-SENIOR Has been out for Cross Country for four years. Dependable and always gives 100%. Keith won a medal in the varsity's last race at Maine West Invita­ tional last Wednesday. The Cross Country team will miss Keith next year. Football POW GEORGE HANSEN George scored all 3 TDs in the Warrior 21-zip win over the Dundee Cardunals last week. He led the Mc­ Henry squad in the rushing dept as he tallied 149 yds in 22 carries. George has also set a new record with 15 TDs in a single season Insurance Since 1884 Stoffel & Reihansperger Phone 385-0300 3438 W. Elm St. McHenry Mr. and Mri Barant, Mr. and Mri. Urban Otrrltts, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Millar, Mr. and Mrs. Wlias, and Mr. and Mrs. Vlnnie Freund. There are also three houses that I haven't spoken to, but I will shortly. " George Msrcotte will can­ vass a good part of Eastwood Lane and Dick Hawkins will canvass Manor Lane. Anyone interested In canvassing their block or any other one just give me a call and we'll In? happy to have your help. One lady volunteered at our meeting, I believe it was Mrs McLena, please give me a call and I'll tell you the section that I had in mind for you INTERESTING INFORMATION The last meeting was held in 1968. They used to meet at the barns in our subdivision. The association had strength, when they got together. They ob­ tained street lights, speed limit signs, etc., through the association. At this time I would like to thank Mrs. Beverly Cochran of Eastwood Lane for her help both in the political coffee and for the Homeowner's Association meeting. Also I would once again like to extend our appreciation to Pastor Mclntyre for the use of Faith church, and to the Principal Mr. Nilles, who took time from his busy schedule to attend our meeting. There is now an Eastwood M a n o r H o m e o w n e r ' s Association, it's in the begin­ ning stages, but there is one. Like I told all my neighbors or at least the vast majority by beingin a Homeowner's Association you have nothing to lose and onlv something to gain!! PATH TO HILLTOP It looks real good, maybe within two weeks to a month. Will tell you all the details when I am free to do so. Per­ severance pays off in the long run!! Offer Soybean Grade Check For County Farmers There have been quite a few requests by farmers on how they can check the grade and damage factor of their soybeans, says George Young, University of Illinois Extension adviser in McHenry county. Young says samples can be sent to the Illinois Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Warehouse Grain Inspection, 315 N. 6th street, DeKalb, 111., 60115. If a complete grade and damage analysis is desired, the sample must contain at least 5 pounds of soybeans and sealed in an airtight container. If a damage analysis is all that is desired the sample should weigh at least 1 pound, and it need not be in an airtight container. 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