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»AGE 14 - PLXINDEALEE - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10.1981 Skvwav, no valid POUCt TICKETS The City of McHenry Police department has issued the following citations Grace K. Dozier, 2301 Manor lane, failure to yield the right-of-way. David M. Sadowski. 1811 N. Sunset, passing on the right. Judith ft. Gray. 4207 Crestwood, speeding. 38 mph in a 25 zone. Daflene M. Siman, 215 WmA-idge, disobeyed a stop Sign. Billy W, Hooper. 2805 Stilling, driving with a suspended' license and no valid registration Barbara A. Nelson, 2407 Fairview, driving too fast for cohditions. Clarence P Haerle, 4600 WiHoiw. speeding. 51 mph in a 35 zone. . Ronald G Bieber. 2815 Myang, speeding. 45 mph in a 30 zone. Burton L Parsons. 2105 Delaware, improper lane usage. Donald V. Reuter, 4608 Garden Quarter, speeding. 45 mph in a 30 zone. Matt S. Rittprno, 815 Broadway, speeding. 47 mph in a 30 zone. Linda S. Hoffman, 4822 Prairie, failure to yield the right-of-way. Steven Allan Manson. 1006 N. Front street, driving with a suspended license Frank W. Martin; II, 4608 Garden Quarter, disobeyed a stop sign. Marilyn Neis, 1106 Boone creek, disobeyed a stop sign Donald Lee Schramm. 3307 W. Elm street, disobeyed a traffic control device. Jeffrey Wolf. 1015 N River road, improper use of registration and no valid safety yest. Gregory J. Lorr. 5306 MApte Will, driving with a suspended license. ' Carl D Jemberg. 2703 Myang, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Allen K. Olson. 4014 Kane, driving with a suspended Iicei.*e. David S. Bauer, 3424 Warp's" CARRY HOME' Coverall" Plastic is the per feet workmate wherever a protective cover is needed It's waterproof, dustproof. acidproof And durable enough to be reused, over and over again Ask for Warp's CARRY HOME Coverall by name. It 's the only plasttc cover trusted by homeowners; gardeners and campers far oy£ 25 years. 10 x25 , heavy duty 4 mil. in dear or Hack. WAPP BROS Ctfcaoo.IL 60651 Pioneers in Plastic Since 1924. : These dealers care endugh to stock the best the original Warp's CARRY HOME Coverall. Look for the bright yellow package. r2*W. Elm St. McHenry Ctait te Coast i ,,#r* 400W. RtiI, 120. McHenry Hancock Dr. f; Wonder Lake no registration. Joseph S. Gattone. 3603 Young, no valid registration. Terry K. Hoskins. 314 Country Club, disobeyed a stop sign. Meyers, 1610 ling, 39 mph in a Freeman, 309 speeding. 55 mph tone. G. Gay, I-eRoy Court. Sf 25 zone. Harold RosedaU in a 40 Bruofe G. Gay, 7405 E. NortHwood. Wonder Lake, improper lane usage and transportation of open liquor. Mark D Wagner, 418 Mineral Springs, speeding. 50 mph in a 30 zone Consuelo A. Romero, 7608 Beach. Wonder Lake, speeding, 44 mph in a 30 zone. Carol C. Reisner, 820 Royal. permitting an unauthorized person to drive. Sharon K Reisner, 820 Royal, no valid driver's license Timothy T. Tucker. 2206 Manor, driving while in­ toxicated and improper lane usage Mark R Kotyza, 8704 Memory trail. Wonder Lake, no valid safety test. Ronald W Marulewski, 1702 Indian Ridge, improper turn Thomas H Huemann. 2103 Church, speeding. 51 mph in a 35 zone. Allen R. Behling, 9108 Oriole trail. Wonder I^ake, speeding. 56 mph in a 40 zone.. Allen H. Schumann, Jr., 3405 Countryside, speeding. 57 mph in a 25 zone and transportation of open liquor Thomas J. Cashin. Jr., 5320 E Wonder Lake road. Wonder Lake. illegal transportation of liquor Ronald E Ervin. 8406 Acorn Path. expired registration. Barbara H Hockings. 504 Country Club, speeding. 46 mph in a 30 zone Robert S Hurley, 1714 Sunset, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone Ann Marie Kluth. 1213 Capri terrace, disobeyed a traffic control device Alice L. Koivisto, 3108 Bull Valley road, no valid registration Frank .1 Mote. 506 Country Club, no valid safety test Monica J. Sena, 422 Stratford, failure to yield the right-of-way. Philip C Tyrpak, 801 Oak Grove, driving while in­ toxicated and improper lane usage Andie R Haugen, 1204 Lincoln road, no valid registration McCullom Lake Dawn Miller Conservation District Awards Scholarship S, \"£°* The Trustees of the McHenry County Con­ servation district at their regular public meeting on May 21, 1981 accepted the recommendation of the Public Relations committee and awarded the annual Carl Mitchell Memorial Scholarship to Ms. Linda Schmitt, of McHenry, Illinois Ms Schmitt will be a senior at .lohnsburg high school where she is involved in classes related to con­ servation of natural resources Linda will be attending the week-long workshop at the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. Central Wisconsin En­ vironmental center from Aug 16 through Aug 22. Linda is a former McHenry county YCC participant and was selected as an alternate leader for the 1981 season. The Carl Mitchell Memorial scholarship was created by the friends of Mr. Mitchell in his memory in 1980 Mr Mitchell was a McHenry county botanist and horticulturist and leading innovater in plant related fields. Interest from funds invested in this memorial provide the an­ nual scholarship award which is administered by the McHenry County Con­ servation District. So says the V A... J""™ uy ' iw mienenui HWI TtY MV» INHIU1MM SMVKI MMKTn. M vnu nw MiWIKIW HMMUTW Contact nearest VA office (check your phone book) or a local veterans group. Need Twenty For Baseball Nancy Yates is still trying to start a mixed softball team All boys and girls between the ages of nine through fifteen, interested in playing softball. please contact Nancy. You need at least 20 kids to start two teams So. anyone interested, can call Nancy at 385-4829 after 5 p m. SORRY I'm sorry that the village column was * not in last Wednesday's paper, but the Plaindealer informed me that there wasn't enough space due to graduation pictures I hope though, that vou read my column in Friday's paper CHRISTENING At 1 p m Sunday. May 17. at St. Mary's church. Nicholas John Morris was baptized His proud parents are Mr and Mrs. John Morris Nicholas' god­ parents are Nancy Weiner and Bruce Brda. Afterward, a delicious buffet was served for relatives and friends in the Morris home. MORNING EXERCISES All ladies are welcome to come down to the beachhouse Tuesday and Thursday mornings, from 10 to 11 am. to exercise with the Beach Gals. We have two reliable girls to watch the children, so bring them along You'll have a good time while getting in shape. GET WELL WISHES We are sending get well wishes to Kitty Sargus. who recently underwent eye surgery and we hope that you are resting and feeling better Also we welcome Lorraine Blom home from the hospital Hope that you are feeling better now. Lorrainfe CLERK'S HOURS My hours are Wednesdays. 2-6 :io p.m.. and will remain so through December I have been in office now for about six weeks and so far I have had people come to my home at fi 15 a m , 9:20 a m , and 385-4901 10 p.m.. all of which were not even on a Wednesday. Relieve it or not. a village clerk is not on 24-hour call-a hospital or rescue squad, ves-but not a village clerk. I am a considerate person and will continue to be if -the people 1 work for will be considerate of me and my family. If you cannot, make my hours, then call me .at 385- 2211 for a better time. BIRTHDAYS Birthday wishes go this week to Chuck Thacker on June 10; Steve Scarbrough celebrates his thirteenth June 11; Cecilia Swedberg, June 12; Char Venable, Kurt Walter. Phyllis Fischer, and Gene Kalsch. June 13; Dawn Beshk. Johnny Walter and Mike Walter. June 14; Kathy Regner and Kenneth Justin. June 15. We hope all your days are happy. ANNIVERSARIES Anniversary wishes go this week to the following couples. Dan and Lesley Curran and Ed and Julie Mass on June 10; Greg and Joan Reck. June 15; and to Robert and Joni Wohnrade, June 16. May you all have many more happy years together. COMING EVENTS CPR course. June 10, 7:15 p.m at the beach house Bring an old rug or blanket to kneel on. Indies of the I<ake, June 11, 8 p.m., at the beach house. Surprise package auction. Conservation club. June 16. 8 p.m.. at the beach house Changing of the by­ laws will be discussed. All welcome * * * * What has become of old-fashioned community picnics? Courtesy is too cheap for some people to be in­ terested in it. • * * • Most people devote too much of their time to nonessentials. HbI CHESS TOURNEY WINNERS - Parkland school recently held its first chess tournament. Tan picture shows eighth grade winner. Jeff Gealow. left, with Mark Etherklge, who was edged out for the title, Scott Jensen, third, and Craig Hill, consolation. Bottom photo shows seventh grade winners, Kathy Klonts, who defeated Bill Brown far the championship, Ron Royce, third, and John Morrison, consolation. Prises were awarded to the winners, with the first place winners receiving a trophy and tee shirt and all other winners, a trophy. The Student Council made the prises. Vacation Bible School At Methodist Church Vacation Bible schttl will be held at. the First United Methodist church of McHenry next week. June 15-19 It will be from 9 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. for the five days. Registration will begin at 8:40 a m Monday. On Friday, there will be a picnic until 11:45 a.m. The children are to bring a sack lunch that day. and drinks will be furnished. The closing program will be June 19 at 7:30 p.m. VBS is for all children from 3 years of age up to and including those who have iust completed the seventh grade. The theme for all children up through sixth grade is 'I Love Jesus, Jesus Loves Me.' The seventh graders will be studying lessons on decision making called "Your Move!" A11 the lessons have a strong biblical emphasis, and all groups will have op­ portunities for art. music, recreation and group sharing. A great deal of planning and preparation have been done to make this an in­ teresting and worthwhile experience. All are welcome Name New Officers Of Student Council JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWE1 CATALOG OUTLET STORE MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER 301 W. Virginia Str««t CRYSTAL LAKE •15-455-0333 t u «0 • a m 5 p m W»d Thwrt Frl t o.m I p m S«f 1 o.m • S p m. S u n 1 0 a m 3 p m GIANT BEDDING and BATH SALE •BEDSPREADS •TOWELS •TABLECLOTHS •DRAPES • BLANKETS *TANK SETS •CURTAINS -SHEETS -SHOWER CURTAINS •RUGS • THROWS OFF OUR REG. STORE PRICE PICNIC BASKET & ACCESSORIES Loom woovo exterior. Complete with plotos, cups ond flatware. Service for 6. MCC REG. $23.99 SALE $ 1 4 3 9 1' A TAKE A DIP! P0LYWALL POOL Complete with heavy- duty perma-fit liner with built-in drain p l u g . S e t s u p i n minutes. 8'ilS" MCC '29.99 *17.99 10 x20" MCC '41.99 $25.19 \ DOLLARS kd^SHRINKING? FIGHT INFLATION AT MCC Sal* Days Wad., Juna 10 Thru Tuas., Juna 16 --Whlla Quantitias Last-- McHenry high school East campus announced the 1981- 82 Student Council officers: president. Christy Bradley, senior: vice-president. Sue Smith, senior, secretary. Sally Murphy, junior: and treasurer. Curt Rehberg. senior Mr Aull. who is the director of East campus Student council, is looking forward to the next year's events All I he officers have been very active council members in Ihe past and will be involved in such activities as homecoming and several special programs at East during the next school year • Moocy-Maker Coffee -- the world's most popular beverage component- ranks iccond only to petroleum in dollar value among natural commodities in international trade. Worldwide, some 25 mil­ lion people depend upon coffee for their livelihood, National Oeographic reports. ALL CLOTHING •MENS *LADIES •BOYS *GIRLS Save like never before on our entire selection of summer fashions. Shop early for the best selection of tops, jeans, slacks shorts £ more. M* OFF OUR REG. STORE PRICE DISCOUNT DRUC CENTERS Olympia or Oly Gold BEER »!« YOUR CHOICE 6*12 oz. CANS FLINTST0NES TOY CHEST/ BOOKCASE/ CHALKBOARD Made of sturdy wood a n d h a r d b o a r d . Unassembled. AACC REG. *2349 SALE * • COUNTRY INN IRONSTONE 20 PC. SERVICE FOR 4 Set includes dinner Elates, bread plates, o w l s , c u p s a n d saucers. MCC REG. $35.99 $ BROTHERS IRANDY Liter • 80 Proof Fine California Brandy REVCO'S LOW. * f LOW PRICE • FLEISHMANN'S VODKA Royal Vodka Liter • 80 Proof Deaths % FRANCES WIBERC1 Frances Wiberg, 63. 2302 N. Orchard Beach road. McHenry, died of a heart attack at her home early Tuesday morning Arrangements were in­ complete at press time at the George R. Justen & Son funeral home. Tentatively, no visitation or service will be held locally and funeral services will be in Florida MICHAEL MCANDREWS Michael G. McAndrews. 20. died Sunday. June 7, at Kenosha Memorial hospital, as the result of an automobile accident He was bom Oct 3, 1960. the son of John and Norita (Dreyer) McAndrews He lived in McHenry and at­ tended McHenry County college. Survivors in addition to his parents are two brothers, Jeffrey and John: two sisters. Colleen and Laura: and grandparents. Martin F Dreyer and Anne"" McAn­ drews. A funeral M^ss will be conducted Wednesday, 11 a.m., at St. Patrick's church. McHenry, with interment in the church cemetery Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday, from 3 to 9:30 p.m .. at Kolssak of Wheeling funeral home. 189 S Milwaukee avenue. Wheeling. Ill CHESTER KRASITKI Chester Victor Krasucki. 65, 4901 Shore drive. McHenry, died June 6 at Veterans Administration Medical center in North Chicago. He was born Feb 12. 1916. in Chicago to Bruno and Stelld^'Andrejewski) Krasucki. Mr Krasucki was a 26 year resident: belonged to St. Patrick's church. McHenry: was a machinist at Almart Co , Crystal Lake. 24 years, worked at the Monarch Silver King Bicycle Co.. Chicago and had been a maintenance man * West Niles Township s :ooi District. He was a member of VFW Post 4600. McHenry; and a WW II veteran Survivors include his wife Lucelle. whom he married in Chicago Apr 16 1955: a daughter Pam Kmsucki and a son Micha« 1 all of McHenry: and tw' -mothers, Joseph of Chi »*»o and l^onard of Carp<. ^rsville He was precedor u death by his parents and .. sister. Theresa Felan A funeral Mass was held Tuesday. 10 am. at St Patrick's church, with Father Edmund Petit of­ ficiating. and interment was in the church cemetery- Visitation was Monday from 3 to 9 p.m at the George R Justen it Son funeral home Masses would be ap­ preciated EDWIN KLAI'S Edwin T Klaus. K2. 4814 N Gregory street. Whispering Hills. McHenry. died Friday morning. June 5. in Carestoel He was born in Chicago Mar 4. 1899. to Albert and Anna Klaus A resident since 1966, Mr Klaus had been a member of Ihe Whispering Hills Home Owners association; "he worked in .the Credit department for 31 years at BH1 and Howell On Dec 31.1936 in Cicero 111., he married Elvira Richiger. who survives Visitation was held Sunday at the George R Justen & Son funeral home, services were Monday. 10 a m . in the funeral home and burial was in Oakridge cemetery. Hillside Memorials may be made to the Johnsburg Rescue squad. REVCO'S LOW. LOW PRICE *469 17" • V WINDSOR CANADIAN Imported Liter • 80 Proof ?s&m° BACARDI ROM Light or Dark 750 ML • 80 Proof swear $499 • ea J & B SCOTCH Imported from Scotland Rcy Liter • 86 Proof s&w ZONIN LAMBROSCO Product of Italy RSvea'S LOW 750 ML • 9°o Alcohol LOWMFRICE $198 •Ma McHenry • 4400 W. Rte. 120 • 385-1125 Formerly May's Druf 'FWEl CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATAL ilffi] EL CATALOG OUTLET STORE iiiili Fossils As water and wind eat at the terrain of Soyith Dakota's Bad­ lands National Park, fossils are constantly emerging. Hunting for them is prime sport, says National Geographic, but only a paleontologist with a collect­ or's permit can lawfully remove a fossil from the park. COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY Individual Marital Family Croup All Ages A Full Time Private Professional Practice RON BAER, M.A. 10 W. Terra Cotta Crystal Lake 455-3400 24 Hn.