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PAGE 21 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 19,1978 Village of McHenry Shores Jude Lo Francis 385-5067 Adult Softball In Full Swing On The Diamond On Thursday evenings the softball diamond at the beach is alive with excitement. The a (kilt softball players (18 years and over) are having a great time. Teams are chosen each week and captains alternate week after week Last week the team headed by Dave Grimes beat the team of Sue Zelvis by a score of 5 to 4. The week before that the two teams played to a ninth inning score of 0 to 0. There is still room for more players, so come join the fun. MOSQUITOES Your village is spraying for the control of mosquitoes You, too, can aid in this control program if you drain standing water in eave troughs, old tires, children's pools, and anywhere else you can think of Also fill in low lying areas in the yard to improve drainage Pouring oil on stagnant water on your own private property is also helpful However, do not do this to any water in the ditches To control adult mosquitoes, spray tall grass and shrubs with the insecticide malathion regularly and eliminate weed patches POLICE NEWS The following tickets were issued: Gordon Brewer, Hound Lake Beach, stop sign; Jim Bowles, McHenry Shores, dog running at large; James Harlan. McHenry Shores, dog running at large; Jack Slaughter, McHenry. violation of classification; and Matthew Herman, McHenry Shores, no valid registration BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits were issued during the month of June: Greg Anderson, single family residence Larry Brock, addition; Tom O'Halleran, single family residence; James Blue, porch deck; Fred Heald. porch deck; Doug Rasmussen. patio; Mrs Cox. septic repair; Ron Green, patio door Tonyan Industrial Park, four signs R Hurda, deck; James Mays, driveway; James Bowles, fence; Robert Thompson, driveway; Ron Grant, fence, and Tony Fick. deck. UNSAFE WATER The McHenry Shores beach has been designated unsafe for swimming for the last three consecutive weeks. Please be alert to this and do not allow your children to swim at the beach VANDALISM Again there has been vandalism at the beach. Boats kept at the piers have been vandalized. Please contact the village police department if you see an>^acts of vandalism If we are all on the alert to these malicious vandals, we may protect our property from further abuse GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of Troop 417 attended four days of Core camp at Chapman Hills, Wis., recently. The girls, ac­ companied by their chaperone Mrs. Rosemary Orin, were: Kari Anderson, Bobbie Orin, Debbie Gorniak, Kathy Novotny, Charlene Einweck, Karen Gath, Tracy Nugent, and Susan O'Halleran One highlight of the camp was going snipe hunting; however, no one seemed to find one or even catch a glimpse of a snipe yet alone catch one The Flag ceremony con­ cluded the stay at the camp after^ which there was the singing of songs, the saying of farewells to counselors, and the receiving of badges which the girls earned during their camp visit REMINDERS There will be another all- village weekend of garage sales The dates for this have been set-Sept 15 and 16 are the two days Plan now to par­ ticipate in the villagewide undertaking Last April's sales were a huge success Contact Linda Panning to become a part of the sales this Sep­ tember The Trading Post which is still in the talking stage will plan another meeting for those interested in sharing ideas, services,, knowledge, or training A flyer will be cir culated prior to this meeting. Be sure to watch for the flyer. BIRTHDAYS Belated happy birthday to Paul Pogor July 13. Paul celebrated his nineteenth. And Leslie Bixler who celebrated her fifth birthday July 13. Dawn Ewald had her twenty-second birthday July 17. Matthew Fick had his third birthday July 19. July 22 is the big day for Linda Grass. July 25 Fred Heald and ' Linda Kurowski share a birthday. May you all have a very happy birthday and many more years ahead in which to celebrate VILLAGE BOARD NEWS At the last regularly scheduled board meeting the following items were discussed: the fine ordinance was given a third reading and held in committee; an or­ dinance on fences for the in­ dustrial park was read for the third time and sent back to committee; ordinance No. 12, vehicle licenses was sent to committee; the return of the beach back to a lot owner's association was discussed; errant anH «n f O ••• ---- v..0*«.vv« uig 1VV°1 S O S. road funds and gravel work in Units 3 and 4 and an economic development grant were discussed. ^ Residents from Unit 4were in attendance because oKtheir concern over proper wateV-run off. etc., in connection with the proper road construction in Unit 5 Nancy Biscoe discussed items pertaining to the McHenry County Housing Authority Crona corporation and cable T V were also on the agena A soon-to-be-sent-out questionnaire for the village residents was discussed by the board The next board meeting is tonight at the village annex, 7:30 p m The agenda for the board meetings always includes old business and new business, reports from officers of various departments within the village, standing committee reports, and a time set aside for com ments from spectators within the audience. Drop in at a board meeting and see for yourself what is being done on your behalf, what new ordinance is being con- temDlated. what new project is being considered, or just be informed on village hap penings Swatting insects -it beats cupping your hands together for warmth Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 Parishioners Celebrate 50th Anniversary Andrew G. and Kay Eichhorn,, Sr., parishioners of St. John the Baptist church were married July 21, 1928, at St. Francis Xavier church, Chicago, by Reverend Edward Goldsmith The wedding party consisted of George and Theresa Schordje, Michigan, matron of honor and bestman; Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs. Helen Hundrieser, Kay's sisters, and Mrs. Christina Somner, bridesmaids, all of Chicago. They had three children, Mrs. Annette (Robert) Orgler, Riverside, 111.; Andrew G. (Joanne) Eichhorn, Jr., and Tames M. (Mary) Eichhom; eleven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Mass will be celebrated by Father Leo Bartel in the Johnsburg Community club. Judy Oeffling will sing at 4 p.m. Saturday, July 22, 1978, with dinner following for many relatives, friends and out-of- town guests. God's blessings and our best wishes for many more an­ niversaries C2 JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Booster club meeting, Thursday. July 20, 7:30 p.m at the Johnsburg Junior high school. Final plans for Physicals Night will be made Hope to see you there! PHYSICALS NIGHT for Johnsburg high school students and Junior high school, will be Friday, Aug 4, at the Junior high school for; all incoming sophomores, juniors and seniors and in­ coming sixth, seventh and eighth graders There will be a nominal fee charged Incoming fifth graders and freshmen must have a physical from their family physician, according to State law ^ All reports are to be at the Junior high school before Wednesday, Aug 16, to enable students to participate in any sports Savings dollars with interest... We pay the highest interest rates allowed by law from 5%% on our daily passbook accounts up to 8% on our 8 10 year certificate accounts However, fof a limited time only, we are offering high interest rates plus FfiEE GIFTS for our depositors We have selected 18 items which can be yours free Or at greatly reduced prices for deposits as low as $200 First Federal Savings is introducing two new ways to save 8% 8year Certificates We offer our highest interest rate ever with new 8% certificates. Compounded daily, these certificates yield 8 44% on a minimum deposit of $5000 6 Month Super Certificates Six mon^h Super Certificates <v are based on the prevailing weekly Treasury dill rate plus '/*%. So if the weekly auction rate on T Bills is 7 16%. we will pay 7 4 1% on all super certificates issued that week Sufifr certificates have a six month maturity ana requfre a minimum deposit of $10,000 rja jffl > We know you wpuld like to take advantage of this offer but act now The supply of these items is limited Just stop by any of our four convenient offices in Crystal Lake, Algonquin, McHenry or Wauconda and make a deposit to a new or existing savings account and select your choice of one of our beautiful gift items >5200 SbOO SI 000 SbOOO S200 SbOO S1000 SbOOO w Caddy ,ilt \ Pep 10 .>•! Hour I iqht I imer not 1 1 1 4pi Kit. hen Bui ket 17 i |>< 11'.ik S.il.id Bowl Set 1 ( a ine Gl.iss Set 14 f t ted Pit tin B.ivkel l'> w.itei fii Smoke Al.it m V) 00 S7 00 Si) 00 $7 00 $10 00 SHOO 00 $1 00 00 SI 00 00 Sb 00 00 Sb 00 00 $6 00 SI 1 00 Sib 00 S1.< 00 j.'li Oil 5?4 00 S.V 00 $;'8 00 S?l> 00 S/M 00 s <4 oo s.i? oo S:<o oo 13 00 SO 00 ,v 00 S1H00 First in Financial Security FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS&lqanHI ASSOCIATION OF CRYSTAL LAKE "i* Crystal Lake 1 East Crystal Lake Ave *815/459-1400 lokli Hottn M-T Th •am-3pm Ffi Sal ipf* • Up M-T.Tf* Fri 6pm Sat ffalli Up Wad 1P™ Sat Ipm-Opir Algonquin 1309 Dundee Road • 312/658-8622 lofefcf H««ra M-T Th ta«n 3pm Ffi »am Jpm A bpm 'pm Sat ta^ 1p^ Ortva Up M T-Th 9am 6pm Mad lim ipm Fr, Mmtpm Sa» 9am Jpm, Wauconda 475 W. Liberty • 312/526-8622 l*»t| Hmii M-T-Th f n i 4pm 7pm Sal »*•*• ' M T.T-h «am 6pm <W*d 8pm S«l -3pm McHanry 4400 W Route 120 • 815 / 385-9000 L(M|NMit:U I Th ttm-lpm/Fr, Sim 1pm t »pi«.7pm S»! «»<r 1pm Wall up M T Th Jpm bpm wad lam-lpm Fri 3pm*Spm A Sal 1pm 3pm FSUC BIRTHDAYS July 22 will bring the ninety- ninth birthday of the oldest parishioner of St. John the Baptist parish - Elizabeth Tonyan. She was born in 1879, and still resides in the old homestead, with her son, Henry. Happy Birthday, Elizabeth! Kathy Kling celebrates her fifteenth birthday July 25. Enjoy your day, Kathy. HELLO- to Marie and Raymond Krueger of Tucson, Ariz., sister of Harry and Norb Smith, Johnsburg road, who we un­ derstand still has the McHenry Plaindealer delivered weekly. The Krueger's lived in Jak-Ana Heights, Johnsburg, before moving to Arizona FOOTBALL Johnsburg high school held a meeting Monday, July 17, for the fall football prospects - hope it was a successful turnout. More details next week. DEPARTURE-ARRIVAL Harry and Esther Dubsky, Mehring avenue, Johnsburg, have sold their property and will soon be settled in their new mobile home in Florida. They were married in 1933, moving to this area from Park Ridge 17 years ago, in 1961. At that time the present Jak-Ana Heights was just open farmland They have three children, Sarah Solotaroff in Min­ neapolis, Carolyn Burr, Sun- nyside, and Charles, Lake Zurich. They had a happy life here, and really loved Johnsburg Their children were married from here and they have eight grandchildren born while they lived here. They have had a busy and happy life and hope that Florida will be as nice. The new family moving in are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sch­ midt from College Hill, Pa We hope they will be happy here, too, and make themselves truly at home. SYMPATHY to the family of Clara Adams, member of St. John the Baptist church, whose funeral Mass of the Resurrection was at St. Mary's with burial in St John's cemetery to the family of Richard W Schneider, member of St. John the Baptist church, whose funeral Mass of the Resurrection was at 12 Noon at St. Mary's church, burial in St John's cemetery We are praying that God may bless all of you. ST JOHN'S SCHOOL Registration - for new families moving into our parish, please call the convent and make an appointment This is for Kindergarten through eighth grade For new uniforms, please ask for form from Sister Vi, so they may be received by the opening of school. Prompt delivery is made St John's school will open Monday, Sept 11. CONGRATULATIONS to Ted and Virginiaspengel. members of St. John's parish, for the fine work of their son, Craig, and to Craig, too! He is a former soloist with the Notre Dame Glee club, and was guest artist at the weekly concert in city park, Thursday July 13. 8 p.m. The program as listed should have proved most en­ joyable He was also actively engaged with the 1978 Town and Country, together with their daughters Pam and Kim. and Marty, their son-in-law ST JOHN'S PIONEER DAYS Plans are going right ahead for this gala affair marking the 135th anniversary of our parish, Aug 1 1-12-13. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, at the Johnsburg Community club grounds There will be rides for the children and adults, too Friday and Saturday, fish fry Friday, steak fry Saturday and family- sit-down dinner Sunday, with other refreshments at all times There will be many booths to interest everyone, make plans now to be with us invite your families for the family dinner there will be Mass at noon Sunday - offer your help in connection with the various booths, making and donating articles don't miss it! See you there! DATES TO REMEMBER July 20 - Johnsburg high school Athletic Booster club meeting Aug 4 - Physicals night, Johnsburg high school Athletic Booster club Aug 11-12 13 - St John's church Pioneer Days - 135th anniversary. Aug 15 - All physical reports to be in the,Junior high school before Aug 16. to enable the students to participate in any sport Aug 16 - N C S F St. Agatha Court golf outing and luncheon - Chapel Hill Golf club Aug 16-17 - Registration Johnsburg Unit School District 12. Aug 20-27 - St John's school registration days, at The Masses or during the week at the convent Newcomers to parish, please call convent for appointment (Cut me out and paste me on your calendar > Director Of Staff Gov Thompson has ap pointed Julian C D'Esposito. 34, as his director of staff D'Esposito has served as a counsel to the governor since February of 1977, and will continue to serve in thai capacity as well 'This will allow the members of my staff to work with me and the members of the Cabinet in a more effective fashion," Gov Thompson said • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG buTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET $iv A DIVISON OF JEWEL DIRECT MARKETING 301 W. 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