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\ McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 Celebrates Eighty-Ninth Mary Kantorski just cslsbrstsd hsr 89th birthds" Tuesday, Mar 24 She was surprised with a party .given at her home by her dear friends, including Father Lutz from the Bay area. A delicious buffet was served including three cakes and a bottle of wine Mary received 48 birthday cards in all. She has been a village, resident since 1949 and worked as a housekeeper for St. Patrick's rectory for 12 years. Again, let us say "Happy Birthday." Mary and may you have many more. BOARD MEETING The village board meeting was held Tuesday evening, March 24, at the beach house and it was short Three liquor licenses were ap­ proved, two for the taverns and one for the store The beach house will soon have a working refrigerator as the board decided to purchase a good used one. Harold Michels will be spraying the beach area soon for the weeds Yesterday was Mar 31, the deadline for displaying 1981 village vehicle stickers Have you purchased yours9 The village clerk is I^eslie Curran, and her hours are Wednesday and Thursday, from 2 to 6:30 p.m., and Saturdays from 9 30 a.m. to 12:30 p m Here are the following tickets issued for the last month in the village Bonnie Sweet, McHenry. 30 rpn^ *n 3 20 zone. Donald Norton, McHenry. speeding 29 mph in a 20 zone. Roy Sullivan. McHenry, failure to carry registration card Martin Ryba, Wonder l^ke, speeding, TiO mph in a 40 zone John Gould, Woodstock, speeding, 53 mph in a 40 zone. Mary Slechta, McHenry. speeding, 30 mph in a 20 zone. Thomas Lagios, Antioch, license expired less than 6 rnos. D a n i e l M e r c a d o , McHenry. one red taillight. Joan Stelmack, McHenrv, speeding, 51 mph in a 40 zone. L i n d a B o l i s e n g a , McHenry, speeding, 29 mph in a 20 zone. A n n e L a u b e n t h a l , McHenry, speeding, 30 mph « oa (II ca 4ASIIC. Robert Sea vers, Wonder Lake, speeding, 51 mph in a 40 zone. K a r e n S t e p h e n s o n , McHenry, speeding, 34 mph in a 20 zone. 'Pamela Gough, McHenry, speeding, 30 mph in a 20 zone. Jo Ann Koth, McHenry, speeding, 30 mph in a 20 zone. N a n c y A n d e r s o n , McHenry, speeding, 36 mph in a 20 zone. N a n c y A n d e r s o n , McHenry, no valid drivers license. Gene Freund, McHenry, speeding, 28 mph in a 20 zone. E u g e n e H a n s o n , Wauconda, speeding, 34 mph in a 20 zone. Dave Hansen, McHenry, speeding, 50 mph in 40 zone R a l p h S t e p h e n s o n , McHenry, speeding, 31 mph in a 20 zone. Lois Parenti, McHenry, speeding, 30 mph in a 20 zone. Barbara Shannon. Rock- ford, speeding, 29 mph in a 20 zone R o b e r t H a r r i s o n , McHenry, improper passing. Todd Hatch, McHenry, speeding, 28 mph in a 20 zone. /- Michele Larson, McHenry, improper passing. James Keclik, Flagler Beach. Fla., speeding, 34 mph in a 20 zone. BIRTHDAYS We would like to wish hap|fy birthday to the following people; Jay Miller, Apr. 1; April Stewart, Apr. 3; Shawn Miller, Apr. 4; Roger Gates, 1\pr. 6; and Donna Gates, Apr. 7. . . May you all have happy days. ANNIVERSARIES There are no an­ niversaries listed on my calendar for this week. If you know of any please call me, and I'll be glad to print them. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Beach Gals meeting - Wednesday, Apr. 1 - 7:30 p.m. Beach House - all ladies welcome. Elections - village, township and school district - Tuesday, Apr. 7 - Beach House, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. IASIIR VAtATHHI BMUTHI NOTICE f 0 PARENTS: We will accept children ages 2 • 12 during Easter school break while you are working or shopping. Lowest rates in town; Weekly rate or daily rate to please your needs. Also, why not ask about our summer day camp program. CALL YOIIR T.L.C. NO. TODAY •15-385-2499 Hours 6:45 - 5:30 i rn U IL IL y V UWPW lower woe Nursery Is Digging Spring Orders Order your spring plant material now. We're featuring a large selection of bare root shrubs including Honeysuckle, Tallhedge and Privet...all field grown at Flowerwoods Nursery. We also have a pre­ season sale on strawberries and rasperries. So come in today and place your order as the sale ends April 6th. Just Arrived... Si. i rk I rco Bear I run Since IM<< Grow fresh fruit in your own backyard on world-famous Stark Bro's dwarf fruit trees. Fmaturlng... Jackson & Perkins Rose Bushes SPECIAL SALt Pussy Willow I-l'/i* Fotterf Reg. 12.95 »6S0 PANESE WHITE BIRCH (••tula plotyphylla joponica) SAVE $50 Freshly dugf 8 to 10' clumps that are most resistant to Birch Borers. R«g. 137.00 SAU (Supply limited to thote dug) 3!owftrwoccl I (M5V45M2M Rte. 141176, Crystal Like. HI. MM.- Thins. 9-5:39; Fri. M; Sat. 94: Smt. 115 Mini-Courses Begin April 3 At Johnsburg Mini-courses at Johnsburg Junior high school are scheduled to begin Friday, April 3, and continue through Friday, April 10, when spring break begins. During mini-courses students may select from a wide range of educational activities which enrich and complement the regular school experience and provide a break from the monotony which sometimes comes at this time of year. This very successful program has been in effect for several years and regularly incorporates special 4-H activities into the structure as well as such offerings as Arts & Crafts, Guest Lecture Series, Leisure Time and Outdoor Education. Students enrolled in 4-H courses may choose to participate in the annual Johnsburg Junior high 4-H Mini-fair which will be held Wednesday, April 22 Students will submit class projects to be judged on that day. During the evening. from 7 to 8pm., there will be an open house for parents and other interested citizens. Also, at that time, regular 4- H members from the area will be presenting demon­ strations representative of their activities Financial support tor this mini-course program comes largely from the Johnsburg P.T.O., Woodshed Whirlers and the Johnsburg Junior high school Student Council. Teaching materials for 4-H related courses are provided by the University of Illinois Cooperative service through its Woodstock office. Rib­ bons and prize money for the Mini-fair are also provided through 4-H Johnsburg's 4-H Mini-fair received wide recognition when it was featured in National 4-H News and again when it was the subject of a presentation at the "4-H in Schools - 4-H and the Han­ dicapped" workshop for Illinois Extension advisors at the University of Illinois in 1980.* Assisting with coor­ dinating this year's Mini- course - Mini-fair activities are Mrs Martha Finkbeiner, junior high teachers' aide, and Kathi Heberer of the University of Illinois C o o p e r a t i v e E x t e n s i o n service PAGE 23 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1981 Chess Tournament Air Only Rubber-backed scatter rugs can be dried in the dryer, but u»i»h h*ot IJt* air setting only. McHenry Public library will hold a chess tournament during the week of April 13 to 16, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. This is single elimination and players are asked to bring their own chess set. Sign up for the tournament at the check-out desk in the lobby of the library There will be three prizes, first, second and thi iyi nlapp The library also wants to let the public know that among the new things that can be borrowed from the library are video tapes. The s y s t e m h e a d q u a r t e r s , Northern Illinois Library association, has a catalog of 200 V.H. 5 video tapes. Slaw Helper Dress up everyday fresh cab­ bage slaw by adding bits of nin#innl# nr rut-iin marthmal i - r f" -• - r .»« lows. Deciding On A Hearing Aid Isn't Easy... Deciding Where To Buy It Should Bel I McHENRY HEARING AID CENTER 3937 W. MAIN McHENRY PHONE 395-7661 Robert Stentland. MGR. 25 Y»or* Expertenc* Robert Decker. M.A. Avdiologiat I Sales & Repairs All Makes-Free Loaners SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT CENTER! 1 BATTERY SALE! ALL BATTERIES Vi PRICE! WEDNESDAY ONLY 10 TO 5 EVENINGS BY APPT. WE MAKE HOUSE CAtLS! FREE HEARING TESTS CUSTOM EAR MOID Sheep Were First In the Bible, the first domes­ ticated animal mentioned is sheep. Contemporary archaeo­ logists disagree on whether the dog or the sheep was the first animal domesticated by man. But they agree that sheep were the first meat-animals domesti­ cated. Prehistoric man recog­ nized sheep for their ability to provide both meat and clothing. AMERICAN! CHSXÎ on Ltf » _ f |f*I 1 C.«»' , •If'"' cr a \Co t t ro. n'nv. Uoodst- / "Buy American" On February 1 4th the First Nat ional Bank of Woodstock began a Buy American sales campaign which wi l l continue through Apr i l 15th WewdlgiveaSlOO incentive bonus to any purchaser of a new 1981Forcl General Motors Chrysler or American Motors made automobile that s f inanced with us The , » publ ic responseandsupport . y for this campaign hes been very grat i fying Many people feel as we do that now is the t ime to BUY AMERICAN' • C o l l u i f o r l o a n d e t o i h l i m i t e d t o r u i d e n t t o f M c H e n r y C o u n t y The Professional Bank First National Bank of Woodstock 225 W Jackson / 2100 N Seminary Woodstock Illinois 60098 (815) 338-6200 Merrt>e' f D i C