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PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8,1981 County History Topic Of Teachers' Program The program for the April meeting of the McHenry County Retired Teachers association will feature Shuji Kimura, president of the McHenry County Historical society. He will speak and show slides of some in­ teresting" facets of the history of McHenry county. All former teachers who reside in McHenry county are invited to attend regardless of whether they are at present members of the association. The meeting will be held Wednesday, ^ April 22, beginning with a 12 o'clock luncheon at the Timbers restaurant, routes 14 and 47, Woodstock, III. Village of McHenry Shores Inge Aide 344-1984 One-Man Show . C;HK<; \IJ>ERSON A one-man show of drawings in graphite, pencil and colored pencil is on display until April 15 in the college lounge at McHenry County college The drawings, which are available for sale, are the work of Greg Alderson of McHenry. who is doing in­ dependent study work in art with MCC instructor. Joe Rvbacek Alderson. who graduated from MCC in 1979 with an associate of arts degree, went on to receive his bachelor of science degree in art education from Northern Illinois university. While working on his bachelor's degree. Alderson worked as a student teacher at Wood­ stock high school and at Olson Junior high school in Woodstock Rvbacek described Alderson's work as surrealistic <>nce the show leaves MCC it-will become part of a collection on display in Lake Geneva. Wis The public is invited to visit the college to view the show Reconsider Assessment After listening to «many more residents who spoke out against the special assessment in the third installment of the road assessment hearing Apr. 2, William Cowlin, the lawyer representing a large number of McHenry Shores residents, thanked President Grimes and the Board of Local^ Improvements for their patience and con­ sideration in conducting the hearings. He then summed up the comments of his clients, saying that the assessment was not considered necessary at this time and that its cost by far exceeded the benefit to property owners He reiterated that the proposed public benefit of only-1'2 percent of the total assessment was much lower than in comparable projects elsewhere and made this case extremely unusual After touching briefly on the maintenance costs for the new roads as well as the cutting and repairing at the time sewers would be in­ stalled. he stated that most of the property owners did not believe that improved roads would increase the value of their homes, cer­ tainly not to the extent of the cost. In conclusion, Cowlin presented two sets of petitions, one signed by 341 property owenrs, the other by 314 registered voters, both against the road assessment. The attorney stated that he himself had not favored petitions until he had heard all the trustees reply to the question of a resident that they would abide by the majority rule. After Cowlin. Trustee Wayne Warren stated that there were only two ways open in the face of such opposition to the assessment; one would be to amend the program, the other to abandon it altogether. He made a motion to amend it, and the motion was seconded by Trustee Wilson. While both George Heck of the engineering firm Baxter & Woodman and President Grimes explained how they suggested amending the proposal and reducing the cost to less than half of the original l1* million by eliminating several streets and staying with 20 feet width for all roads, a number of people from the audience showed and shouted their displeasure The meeting was ad­ journed to Thursday, Apr 23. at which time the amended proposal will again be put before the residents of the village The Board of Local Improvements will again listen to the comments of the people. EASTER EGG HUNT The village Easter Egg Hunt will take place Saturday. Apr 11 at the Creekside park across from the village hall on Beach drive. All ages are invited to this fun affair which will start at 1:30 p.m. Should it rain, it will be postponed to Sunday the 12th GARAGE SALES The village garage sales, which were so successful in previous years, will be held this year on May 1 and 2 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. In order to sign up, call 385 -8500 or 385-0286 between Apr 20 and 24. There is a nominal fee for participation in the garage sales to cover ad placement. REMEMBER YOUR DOG! The 1981 county dog tags are on sale at the village hall as well as the three-year 1983 tags. You have to present A Six Month Certificate of Deposit from First National is an Investment that's Hard to Beat* Check the reasons why. | | Current interest rate - 14M33 * (per annum) | | A high yield no risk investment. Highest rate paid by any financial institution | | Current interest rate guaranteed for a full six months | | Easy reinvestment when CD matures [ | No service or brokerage fees Certificates insured up to 9100,000 by FDIC / . Q First National can serve all your other banking needs Serving the banking needs of the McHenry area. MEMBER FDIC NaTIONaL BaiNIK OF McHei\JRV 3814 WEST ELM STREET McHENRY 385-5400 'Cffactiv* April 7 through April 13- Minimum $10,00GlF«d«ral regulations prohibit tho compounding of intorott during tho term of tho occount. Substantial intorott penalty is required for early withdrawal. Rate subject to change at renewal. your dog's Rabies certificate in order to purchase a tag. BIRTHDAYS A very happy birthday to Susie Grass who will be 13 years old Apr. 9. Ray Pogor and Lidna Alton will be celebrating on the 10th. and my dear friend. Tiffany Luerssen. will be 9 years old Apr 13 Have a very happy week, all you birthday people, and may god bless you' SIGNS OF SPRING For me. the first sign of spring is not the crocus or the forsythia, it is the sudden sprouting of bicycles And with it goes my annual warning to everybody Please, drivers, be very careful with our free­ wheeling darlings And. parents, be very sure to remind your children how dangerous it is to regard the roads as a playground If we all work together, if we all try very hard. then everything should be all right, and nobody should get hurt Please, watch out for each other! HOSPITAL NOTES MCHENRY Admission: Caroline G. Scheppa of Wonder Lake. WOODSTOCK A d m i s s i o n s : B a b y Jacqueline Stiller, Mrs. Randall Karlsen and son, Merlyn Jernberg and Ronald Gresiik. all of McHenry; Joseph Nemeth, Mrs. Vic­ toria Taleske, Mrs. Randy Lanning and son, John Gustek. Kenneth Wakeham and Mrs Loretta Mor- ningstar, all of Wonder I>ake HARVARD A d m i s s i o n : S u s a n Baumgartner of McHenry * * * * The best thing about spring is that it brings an end to winter. Randall and Deborah (Schaedel) Karlsen. 3624 Ellen road. McHenry, an­ nounce the birth of their first child on March 30 Kristoffer Dean was born at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Wood­ stock. and weighed 7 lbs . 10 oz Maternal grandparents are Walther and Margo Schaedel. 1210 Crest court. Gulf Breeze, Fla., formerly of McHenry Carroll and Gladys Karlsen of Warroad, Minn are the paternal grandparents The infant's great- grandmothers->are Mildred L o e w e o f M c H e n r y a n d Karoline Karlsen of Warroad. Minn Jonathan Ambrose is the name chosen by Mary Jane and Ambrose M Kittl. 7424 Birch drive. Wonder Lake, for their first child. The baby boy was born at McHenry hospital and weighed 8 pounds Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. George J Smolzer of McHenry Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kittle of W o n d e r L a k e a r e t h e paternal grandparents Kevin and Joan Borre. 3515 Thompson road. Wonder Lake, became parents of their second child on March 27 Rachael Marie arrived at McHenry hospital weighing R lbs , 14 oz She was welcomed home by a sister. Monicarae Maternal grandparents are Helene and George Marzahi of Genoa City. Wis James and Dolores Borre of R i c h m o n d . I l l a r e t h e paternal grandparents A m o n g r e c e n t b i r t h s recorded at Memorial hospital for McHenry county. Woodstock, was the April 3 birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Romano of Wonder I^akef the April 4 birth of a girl M r s G e r a l d McHenry; and birth of a girl Mrs Edward McHenry. " to Mr and M i l l e r o f the April 5 to Mr and Olazabal of THOUGHT FOR FOOD •y GOULD CROOK CLASSIC SWISS FONDUE 4 cups (1 pound) shredded Swiss cheese V* cup all-purpose flour 1 clove garlic, halved 2 cups sauteme wine* Vi teaspoon salt V* cup kirsch OR dry sherry (optional) teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Dash freshly grated nutmeg Toss together cheese and flour. Rub inside of a 3-quart sauce­ pan with garlic; discard garlic. Add wine and heat until bub­ bles rise. Add cheese, '/i cup at a time, over medium-low heat, stirring until cheese is melted after each addition. Add salt, kirsch, Worcestershire sa'uce and nutmeg. Transfer to fondue pot. Serve with cubes of French bread, vegetable dippers, cooked ham cubes or cooked shrimp. Yield; approx. 3Vj cups •Note: White grape juice may be substituted for the sau- terne wine. United Dairy Ind. Assoc. M & M H I S N ' H E R S BODY SHOPPE & HAIR NICHE WOULD LIKE TO HELP THE HANDS& FACES 4^ ^OF McHENRY TO BE DONE AT M&M & THE HAIR NICHE MANICURES, PEDICURES, SCULPTURED NAILS, & ALOE VERA NON-SURGICAL FACE LIFTS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY MAM BODY SHOPPE,INC. 2908 W. RTE. 120 M-F-8:00-8:30 SAT-8:00-4:00 385-5490 CALL 385-5690 or 385-7140 HIS N'HERS HAIR NICHE 1226 N. GREEN T.W.F. 9-4 THURS. 9-7 SAT. 8-2 385-7140 V= * HOOVER SERVICE CLIIMIC Get the most from your Hoover vacuum a complete 8 point factory tuneup! APRIL lltll 10:00 to £00 1. Check electrical system 2. Check all movable parts 3. Replace belt and brushes 4. Replace bag 5. Replace bulb if necessary 6. Clean filter system 7. Check and clean agitator 8. Lubricate bearings $J95 PLUS PARTS BAO COUPON 50' OFF EACH HOOVER PACKAGE OF BAGS LIMIT - 3 PACKAGES SATURDAY, APRIL 11th ONLY HOOVER,, VJIir Convertible* Upright > to < (I*** • All-steel agitator • Big disposable bag • 4-on-the-floor carpet shift Full Time Edge Cleaning! Sug. 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