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PAGE 4 - PLAIN DEALER-FRIDAY, JULY II. 1975 May s Sells For Less Kaopectate Arit 'di j rrhei una MAY S REGULAR S1.29 Kaopectate 99° Mae-Drox COMPARE FORMULA & PRICE TO MAALOX SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - LIMIT 2 99° Maedrox IsusplksqhI I Ik i* Metamucil $991 ••IB 1 DiGel Liquid REGULAR OR LEMON-ORANGE $178 • 12-oz Anti-Gat lAntackJl Rexall Glycerin Suppos­ itories 6LYCIRIH SUPPOSITORIES for ADUL tS ADULT & CHILDREN RELIEVE CONST"-- Without Aspirin 87® Alka-Seltzer CT»rrrom-u> l lu: rLJ3CA~hi " rnErn}> if t .wi i • ' i i l i McHenry Shores Inge Aide ~3 344-,1984 Approve Annual Appropriation Ordinance At the regular Board of Trustees meet ing on July 2 several important mat ters were handled The annual appropriat ion ordinance for the f iscal year 1975-76 was passed and approved President Li l legard read a le t ter f rom SAW Knetsch & Associates . consul t ing engineers for the vi l lage, per ta ining to the delay on the di . tch survey. The survey should be completed by the middle of July or . a, t the la tes t , by the t ime of the f i rs t Board of Trustees meet ing in August . P lanning Commission Chairman Jeff Hoffman sub- * mit ted his wri t ten resignat ion which was accepted Since the comprehensive plan was not presented to the Board in the al lot ted t ime, the procedure must be repeated, complete with a publ ic hear ing, and legal not ice . * Anyone interested in being a member of the planning commission should contact e i ther the vi l lage c lerk or president , so that the ap­ pointments can ,be made and the plan completed. Road Commissioner Robert Steck submit ted a plan for temporary measures to secure Our Pnce Protect ion Pol icy guarantees these prices to be effect ive from Friday July 11th through Saturday July 12 1975 regardless of cost increases A D R U G [4400 W. ROUTE 120 - McHENRY, ILLINOIS Beach Drive a t the intersect ion^ of Broadway Some erosion of the road shoulder occyrred during the recent f lash ffbod. The plan was approved, and work wil l begin as soon as possible . Due to the resignat ion of Mrs. Sandra L. Mover whose husband was t ransferred, there is a vacancy on the Board of Trustees for her , term which expires Apri l 1977. I f you are interested, please cal l e i ther the vi l lage clerk or the president ( )pen house w i l l be held a t the vi l lage hal l on July 19. Satur­ day. f rom 2 to 5 p.m. Vil lage off ic ia ls wil l be on hand to explain the funct ions of their departments . All of the vi l lage ' equipment wil l be displayed for your viewing. This is a good opportuni ty for a l l of us to have a look and see how our vi l lage government works. So please, le t ' s a l l show them how in­ terested we are in what goes on in our community! SHORELINE WAVES Firs t we have some bad news. The basebal l t r ip was cancel led because not enough people were interested. Sorry, you folks who real ly wanted to go! Maybe next t ime we' l l make i t . Flyers are on the way to te l l you about the family picnic on Aug. 9 . This event was a huge success las t year , so al l yOu people who missed i t be sure to come this t ime. All the necessary information is in the (Iyer - be sure to mark your calendar , and order yo t ickets soon! ^ The next meet ing of - the. Shorel ine t lub is on Tuesday. July 15. a t 7:36 p .m. a t the vi l lage hal l . Since the next meet ing af ter that wil l not be unt i l September , won' t you please t rV to be there . The club is here for our benefi t but i t can only survive if a l l of us fcake an act ive interest in^i t . Dd'you remember the bazaar we had las t November 0 Didn' t you enjoy that" 1 Another one is in the planning, just l ike i t or possibly even bet ter . A lot of people have offered suggest ions and promised to par t ic ipate in making al l those lovely i tems. What is needed t now is a chairman <or chair­ woman if you prefer i t that way!) „ to coordinate everybody's effor ts . I f you are interested in helping out . please come to the next c lub meet ing or cal l any of the c lub mem­ bers . If you can ' t do ei ther one, cal l me at the above number and I ' l l g ladly re lay your message. WELCOME VISITORS If Fred and Dory Stark are looking even happier than usual these days i t might have something to do with the vis i t of their 21 year old son. Michael , and his wife . Jody. Mike who is a diver by profession has just re turned from Audi-Arabia where he had worked s ince January, laying pipe l ines in the Pers ian Gulf . By the way, Mike 's parents and brothers , Fred and Tom. might think he came here just to help celebrate his fa ther 's bir thday (Julv 8) and his brother Tom's Ringwood News 653-9008 653-9262 • 728-0295 Community Mourns Death Of Kenneth Cristy Our community mourns the ( today) , but I have i t on rel iable authori ty that he just came here to cool Off af ter Saudi-Arabia where 110 degrees in the shade is nothing unusual , ar id the big t rouble is f inding that shade ' Don' t catch a cold. Mike. And good luck to you and your lovely wife . ' BEST WISHES to Michael Roberts . Bernice Bier i tz and Fred Stark who already celebrated their bir­ thdays; a lso to Tom Stark who #olen< J iy 12, Pogor who wil l turn 16 on July. 13 and Dawn Ewald who wil l be 19 on July 17. A special bir thday greet ing to Martha Aide who is vis i t ing from Seebach. Germany v and who wil l be celebrat ing her s ixty-f i f th bir thday on July 17 with her son, Heinz, and his family. All the best to J im and Pat Colberg on their e ighteenth. Fred and Fai th Bush on their f i f th and Mart in and Dorothy Koleno on their thir ty- third anniversary! If you have any news you 'd l ike to see in pr int , p lease cal l me and let me know, preferably on week days in the af ternoon or evening. is 18 today. Mart in #oleno and J im Colberg on July 12, Paul Get in . .Ac spirit* of McHENRY SAVINGS brings you this FREEDOM COLLECTION... free or at a small additional cost when you save $250 or more! It's not too early to begin celebrating our nation's Bicentennial. And McHENRY SAVINGS-tielps you with these handsome pieces of double-wall insulated table­ ware by Thermo-Serv. We're also offering THE FREEDOM COLLECTION, a colorful brochure of all the documents important to our history. 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McHenry Savings V AND LOAN ASSOCIATION^^ 1^209 North Green Street 10520 Main Street • • McHenry. Illinois • 385-3000 Richmond. Illinois • 678-2061 SAVERS HOURS 9 00 a m to 4 30p m Monday. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday: 9 00a.m. to 8 00p.m. Friday McHenry Drive-In Window open"\vednesday 9 00a m to2 00p m Closed Wednesday in Richmond McHENRY MONEY MACHINE OPEN 24 HRS A DAY EVERY DAY' , < Deposits insured to S40 000 by the Feacai Savings an<j Loan Insurance Core loss of a good, f r iend and nei bor in the death of ^Kerrneth Cris ty las t Ff iday evening. We al l extend our deepest sym­ pathy to his wife and family. •SURPRISE BABY SHOWER A houseful of women sun prised Li I Viscont i recent ly when she walked into the Joe Viscont i home. Host ing the baby shower were her s is ters- in- law. Judy. Bev. Rosa Viscont i and Toni Johnson. Most of the guests were from the Chicago area and everyone enjoyed the del ic ious food. CHICKEN BAR-B Q Tickets are being sold for the barbecue to be held on the church lawn Sunday, July 20. For this area, cal l Pat Strom or Katy Chris topher . In Wood­ stock, contact Alice Mae Wilcox and in McHenry cal l Mary Butler Saturday evening. July 19. a t 7:30 there wil l be a progrm in the tept j presented by Stan e magician and Verv^of sunburn Hope to see you . Bud and June Oxtoby got - back from their vacation last weekend. They had gone to Mason. Wis., for some fishing rwhich was pretty good) but they also had to do battle with the mosquitoes. - Wal t Low went with the bunch to TurtUf?Lake for camping but Doris j f job kept her home <or were wu a naughty gir l? J - «, Joe Viscont i recent ly had some repair surgery t^one on his hand and is coming along nicely. The Russel l Soddys of Kenosha were guests a t the Brennan-Hepburn home over the^Fourth weekend. Kenneth Brennan joined the group on the Fourth On Saturday, the Soddys and Nell ie Hepburn vis i ted Webster Blackmon family a t tRichmond. The Dick Zel ls drove to Macedonia . Ohio, to spend the 4th of July weekend with Phyl l is ' o ldest son and family. Torn and Eleanor Davis , and chi ldren. Tommy and Tammy. Another son and daughter- in- law. Kei th and Linda Davis of Tarentum. Pa. , joined them there for a wonderful reunion. I t was a typical hol iday vacat ion with lots of swimming and golf ing, ending up with a lot t r i loq there >OUT TOWN Anna Viscont i . daughter of Joe and Rosa, f lew to Sici ly a week ago for an indefini te vis i t wi th re la t ives . Thts is a won­ derful experience for this young lady and one we are sure she wil l remember for a long t ime. On the Fourth of July, Charlot te and Dick Thompson had a reunion of the Hogan and Thompson famil ies a t their summer home on Lake Geneva. Dick 's parents and s is ters with their famil ies were present as well as al l the Hogans. John and Ann Hogan were down from Mountain. Wis. , and their two gir ls are making an ex­ tended vis i t wi th re la t ives here . BIRTHDAYS July 12 is the day to wish Robert Low and Jamie McGowan a happy bir thday. July 13 is Fern/ Mecham's special day, and Joyce Reed wil l celebrate on July 14. Mabel Hawley wil l celebrate on July 16 with Bet t i Winston 's special day on the seventeenth, and Craig Zvonar on the eighteenth. Happy bir thday to a l l of you on your special days. ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary goes to John and Clara Klapperich on Sunday, July 13. and to Larry and JoAnn Bruce on the seventeenth. Happy an­ niversary to al l of you and manv, manv more of them, District 156 Up-Date n CLYDE LEONARD This spr ing. Distr ic t 156 appointed Clyde Leonard as the director- ,"-">her of the new McHenry Alternat ive high school The al ternat ive school is designed to provide an educat ional opt ion for twenty- f ive selected s tudents who have lef t the exis t ing high school program before earning a diploma. Appropriately, the goal of the a l ternat ive program is to provide an opportuni ty for these s tudents to earn a val id Distr ic t 156 diploma through par t ic ipat ion in learning ex­ per iences which meet the graduat ion s tandards of the State ot I l l inois , the North Central associat ion, and the local school dis t r ic t . Leonard formerly was* associate director of Peoples School Number 1. in a widely publ ic ized a l ternat ive school located in Seat t le . Wash. He has a Master ' s degree in a l ternat ive educat ion from Indiana univers i ty and his teaching experience has also involved a l ternat ive educat ion approaches. Leonard, his wife Susan, and son expect to purchase a home in the McHenry area When asked about his a l ter­ nat ive school phi losophy, Leonard suggests that educat ion should be a imed at some mastery of basic ski l ls , reading, wri t ing, and math. He suggests that many/of the learning experiences which the a l ternat ive school wi. i l provide wil l be s t ructured into con­ t racts worked out between s tudents and s taff members . An important par t of the Alternat ive high school program wil l be community par t ic ipat ion I t i s expected that the off-campus bui lding which is located a t 3701 West Waukegan road, across from Landmark school , wil l en­ courage community vis i ts to observe and take par t in school act ivi t ies . Two other s taff members wil l work with Leonard this sum­ mer to prepare for the opening of the school this school year The al ternat ive program is an unique thrust in I l l inois educat ion. The idea was in­ t roduced in McHenry through the hard work of a small c i t izens ' commit tee interested in providing qual i ty educat ion for McHenry s tudents . Funding lor the program is provided by the Continental Trust Bank in Chicago. SPECIAL MCC MEETING A special meet ing of the McHenry County col lege board wil l be held a t the inter im of­ f ices of the col lege, Crystal cLake. Thursday, July 10, a t 7:30 p.m. Purpose of the meet ing is for considerat ion of equipment , review of the tentat ive budget and establ ishment of a t rust fund for greenhouse con­ struct ion project . • DONT FROWN WITH A DULL SAW Waller's Precision Sharpening SERVICE ' 9'1 fe \ LAKEWOOD M C H E N R Y , I L L . 6 0 0 5 0 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 8 15/ 385- 1544 SMILE WITH A SHARP ONE HAND SAWS CIRCULAR CHAIN SAWS ROTARY BLADES SCISSORS U Atfo PINKERS SAVE 50c THIS ADV. GOOD FOR 50c OFF ON ANY HAND SAW SHARPENED 1 ADV. PER SAW* *