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PAGE M - PLAINDEALEE • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11,1M1 Winter Weeds Walk A Winter Weeds walk Sunday, March 15, at 2 p.m. will teach participant's to recognize the skeletons of plants braving winter winds at Hickory Grove Con­ servation site. Many non- woody plants leave parts standing through winter, and McHenry County Con­ servation district guides, Yvonne Henze and Dick and Ruth Barsanti, will connect these forms with the green ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF WARD 4 You Do Have a "Right to Choose" A Csnd,dciw of your choscs. VOTE FOR CECILIA SERRITELLA FOR ALDERMAN I will be your voice in city council "Write in" space is provided on the Ballot Envelope. ALL BELOW INFOR­ MATION MUST BE ENTERED FOR VOTE TO COUNT. ALDERMAN WARD 4 H CECILIA SERRITELLA (Be Sure to draw box withQ)) THANK YOU PAID FOR BY CANDIDATE CECILIA SERRITELLA leaves and ' flowers recognizable in the summer. The Winter Weeds walk at Hickory Grove will cover about a mile and will last about one hour. An indoor-outdoor workshop on Backyards for Wildlife will cover wild animals, their habitat needs, and what one can do with his property to offer hospitality to homeless wild critters. This workshop will be at Glacial park Saturday, March 21, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Workshop leaders will be Sally Joosten (director of Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education for MCCD), John Shiel (MCCD interpretive naturalist), and Jeff Ver- Stccg (wildlife biclogirt for Illinois Department of Conservation). A look at several wild animals, a short trail walk to see different wildlife habitats, advice and brochures about plantings and management techniques for land will fill up the workshop. Both programs are free and open to the public. In­ terested persons should call to register for the Backyards for Wildlife workshop. MCCD's phone is 815-4578-4431 or 815-338-1405. McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 NoBoacs You can figure that bones take up about 25 to 30 oercent o» in* -"CCiJCvt to in your freezer. Leave out the bones and you can use space for more food. %%* uivwt that Plan Contest And Carnival The Beach Gals had their monthly meeting*. Wed­ nesday evening March 4. The main topic of discussion was the Easter carnival, which will be held Saturday, April 11, the weekend before Easter Sunday. Also held in conjunction with the Car­ nival is the Little Miss McCullom Lake contest. Requirements for the con­ test are as follows: 1. Girls must be between the ages of 4 and 8 by April 11, 1981 2. Must be village residents 3. Must attend both rehearsals 4. There is a nominal application fee Registration must be no Istpr than Marrh 25. Yfiss ran i ugiftier ui Sanuy Lastcu's 385-1802, or, Dawn Miller, 385-4901. 17" •Bell Bottoms 'Boot Joans •Straight Logs Women's BENDOVER «(Au LEVIS SLACKS It Arizona SUN AUTHENTIC WESTERN WEAR 4 INDIAN JEWELRY 3321 W. ELM ST. (RTE. 120) McHENRY 3S5-1S33 DAILY to 5:30, FRI. 10-9 prkoi lHoc«W« ARIZONA fitto -roB° We've financed oersonal and business insurance premiums for over 20 yeers. Now we'll offer financial services for purchases like cars, motorhomes, campers and boats. If you're in business -- machinery and equipment. Let's talk. I can save you time and perhaps even money! Current Interest Rote 14.5% Sentry Insurance To meet an yow insurance needs you need a wnoi" tamiiy of msuiatce companies •IS That s Sentry FlflS vqUR SAW® NEW ARRIVAL There is a new arrival in the Loewe house, and his name is Steven. He is the second born son of Neil and Peg Loewe. Steven was born Feb. 17, tipped the scales at 5 lbs., 5 oz., and was 18 inches long. Steven has a big brother. Michael to play with. Steven suffered from an illness from birth, but is now home and feeling well. From all of your neighbors and friends let us say congratulations and best wishes on the birth of Steven. NEW RESIDENTS We would like to welcome a new family to the village. They a re Mike anu Lhsuu Mazur and their two daughters, Alise, age five and Jennifer, age two. The Mazurs moved here from Hoffman Estates. Mike works with upholstery and custom drapery in Barrington. Linda« is a domestic engineer. Alise is in kin­ dergarten at Landmark and Jennifer is at home. Again, we say welcome and glad to have you. BIRTHDAYS Birthday wishes this week go to Glenn Michael Gates and Marcella Seifert March 11; Lenard Harwell, March 13; Chad Elliott, Karen Sarabia, and Cindy Martini, March 14; Bob Boyle and Ron Krumsee, March 15; John Rourke, Dorothy Weber and Matt Shallow, March 16; and Pat Anderson and Patrick Walter March 17, St. Patrick's day. Hope you all have happy days. ANNIVERSARIES We have one couple to wish • -ir-n---ii ea»i«» a napw w «««» week, Ron and Carol Krumsee, March 14. We hope it's a happy one and that you have many many more. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Ladies of the Lake: Thursday, March 12 at 8 p.m. Beach House. All ladies a r e w e l c o m e . CATS Policy Meeting Scheduled March 12 15*6411 Graat (rata book cat. Statu a*4 mar rMltt •nt MaH.rf plMtlc «ii«mbl«i without I tool, JC .1I .M \N\W SAVWG * «*** ^ All BicycUf | Yevr Choke $10 OFF 8TORt_«e';-satCx\oN 12.641 Greet crete occasion*! table Sturdy resistant plastic Assembles without 14 a IS" I 14 l*g. 2*7.74 •uy Coleman • tl foot cana. and (at a car tap carrlar vel«% Alpha Spin Beds it*9 7.7* Haayy duty, long lasting, duroMa I ft. rods by Stiafcatpaara No SPD10 •ova 23% Choose front essorted solids and prints velvets corduroy sotln end poly cotton blends Huge array o4 alios end colors Cast RmI Htls Nfbtwalfbt Apollo coat reel is loaded with features lev# Up To 37% Femltwre Throws 5.23 7.54 9.97 "•t 70" x 00" 11-07 Save 22% 10.88 70" X 120" 15 ,7 "•0 70" x 140"lt.S4 CeadMKH Our R»g. 12.87 A kid'* ft thing kit. Work* Ilka dad's. *aol rod and Una. toady to in*. 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The Policy committee, which includes representatives of each of the counties, the state, municipal governments, transit operators, * and federal funding agencies, is in charge of coordinating the various transportation planning activities required in a region this size. This coordination includes action on applications for federal funds. The meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday in the eighth floor conference room of the Illinois Department of Transportation District 1 headquarters, 1000 Plata drive, Schaumburg. Those who would like additional information about the meeting or are interested in attending should call Ann McFeatters at 312-793-3460. DOG SHOW More than 2,500 canine aristocrats will be on hand for the forty-first annual International Kennel club Dog show March 28 and 29 at Chicago's International amphitheatre. The show is expected to be one of the largest held in the United States this year. The show will be benched. There will be three groups shown each day. 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