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Chevrolet McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 Area Boaters Need Permit The first village board- meeting of the month was held Tuesday evening June 9, at the beach house and the boating" permit issue was brought up again. Any boat being put into the water off our shores must have a current village boat permit. If you plan on leaving your boat down on the shore, you must rent a space or you may be fined You can purchase your boat stickers from me and pay your space rent also Another topic discussed was free weatherization program for qualified McHenry county residents. Any McHenry county resident who has a limited income is eligible for this program Income includes all income coming into a household such as wages, Social Security, and interest on a savings account For more information, call the Housing Authority at 338- 7752. NEW BIRTH Paul and Linda Bacon welcomed home their first born son. Joshua Paul Wirt H e w a s b o r n J u n e 1 , weighing in at 7 lbs., 12 oz , and measuring 20 inches long Joshua has a sister, Karalynn. two and one half years old Congratulations to you all. BIRTHDAY PARTIES Ashlie Lasco celebrated her first birthday recently. Twenty-five friends and relatives were on hand for the goodies which included a pink and white teddy bear cake and lots of desserts and ice cream Ashlie's favorite gift received was a powder puff bike. We wish you many happy more birthdays. Megan Farrell celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at a local fast food restaurant Saturday, June 6. Her guests included Julie Lawson, Joy Miller, Nicole Curran, Nicole Zelske, Amy Mowrer, Suzanne Gollan, Angela Gollan, Megan ^Q'Callaghan and brother Tommy. Burgers, fries, and cake were enjoyed along with some fun games We're glad you had such a fun party, Megan RECOVERY WISHES John Rourke recently broke his finger at work, and we're hoping he's on the mend BIRTHDAYS Birthday wishes this week go to Denise Parenti. celebrating her eighteenth June 17 Happy birthday, sis Also, birthday wishes go to I^orraine Frost and Tami White. June 18; Elma Nelson and^^ry-^Jrand, Junev19; and Brigette Scarbrofigh, Patti White and Cindy Nelson. June 21. May all your days be happy ANNIVERSARIES Anniversary wishes go to the following couples: Frank and Mary Lenz. June 17; Tom and Laurie Olson, June 20; and Bill and Elaine Gleeson, Leon and Ann Shermack. and George and Brigette Scarbrough. June 23 We wish you all many more happy days of wedded bliss Senior Benefits Made Available The following government assistance programs are available to those senior or disabled persons who are eligible Circuit breaker, homestead exemption, food stamps. Medicaid. Medicare and RTA discount Any questions about these or other programs, call the McHenry County Senior Citizens' council 338-6075.,. For those confined to the house, the staff will make home visits INCOMING-OUTGOING--Two young Rotary exchange students, Jenny Roberts (inside left), from Johannesburg, South Africa, and Laura Franks (inside right), a McHenry student bound for Finland in August, are flanked by incoming Rotary President Jim Payton (right) and outgoing President Ed Samen (left). Not shown is Cindy Gunderson, a McHenry high school student who will be leaving for Sweden in August. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Citizens' Benefit Fair Scheduled On Saturday The annual ABC fair ' A g e n c i e s B e n e f i t i n g Citizens) wll be held at Crystal Point Mall Saturday. June 20. from 10 a m until 5 p m Chairmen of the fair are Nancy Moore, president of McHenry County Forum for Community Services; and Vickie Bollensen. R N , C o m m u n i t y O u t r e a c h manager. McHenry hospital Approximately 30 agen­ cies will participate and information will be available on resources ranging from senior citizen services to Pioneer center Some of the tests and screenings will include lung capacity (breathing test), blood pressure screening, blood type and RH. and a test for TB Further information may be obtained by calling Ms. Bollensen. 385-2200. ex­ tension fi22 Schaffer Cited For Work With Mental Health Sen Jack Schaffer. R- Crvstal Lake, has been presented a special award by the Department of Mental Health for his service to the agency over the past year Schaffer is chairman of the state Mental Health Commission Mental Health Director Dr. Ivan Pavkovic honored Schaffer at the 32nd Annual Mental Health Luncheon in Springfield recently "Sen Schaffer has been given this award for his work in the field of mental health, developmental disabilities and alcoholism." Pavkovic stated "He is a person from whose dedication, humility ;ind humanity all of us can learn " O r g a n i z a t i o n s p a r ­ ticipating in the luncheon i n c l u d e d t h e I l l i n o i s Association for Retarded Citizens. United Cerebral Palsy of Illinois, and the, Illinois Alcoholism and Drug dependence association Not Finished Geologists say another major eruption of Mount St. Helens is unlikely but smaller explosions may continue for decades. Be­ fore 1980, Mount St. Helens last came to life in 1831 and sputtered intermittently for 25 years. BIBLE VERSE "God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. " 1. Of what part of the Bible is this verse a part? 2. By whom was it written? 3. Where may it be found? 4. How many Psalms are there in the Old testa­ ment? Answtrt to Blblt Vtrst 1. The Psalms. 2 . B y K i n g D a v i d a n d d i r e c t e d t o h i s C h i e f Musician to be set to music. 3. Psalm 46:1. 4. 150. \RTS-CH VFTS FESTIVAL The Galena Artists' guild, working artists and craft­ smen of the Galena area, will sponsor the tenth Annual Arts and Crafts festival June 20-21 A wide variety of arts and crafts will be displayed on the grounds of Old Market House square in downtown Oalena from 10 am to 5 p m A local participating artist is Debra Gust, who will display pottery The most sophisticated system for recovering silver from photographic waste is operated by the Veterans Administration In 1980, VA spent S1H5.000 to recover silver that was sold for nearlv $14 million PAGE S - PLAtNDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNEK^tttl from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK DATES AM EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS imm It, 1194 • Edward W. Scrippt, founder of newspaper chains, bom Rushville, 111. Jane 19, IMS • First theater designed for motion pictures, the Nickelodeon, so named for admission charge of a nickel, opens with 96 seats in Pittsburgh. Jane 20, 1119 • American-built Savannah, 1st ship to cross the Atlantic mainly under steam, arrives in Liverpool. JnncJf, 1150 - Daniel C. Beard, founder of the Boy Scouts of America, born in Cincinnati, Ohio. immt 22,1931 • Joe Louis flattens Germany's Max Schmding in 1st round of bout avenging 1936 loss, in New York City. Jane 23,1931 - Congress creates Civil Aeronautics Authority to regulate air traffic. JIM 24, 194T • Soviet and East German Berlin blockade bans all land traffic to West Berlin. The McHenry Plaindealer USfS 335 700, (ttoW««M >t/S •WHafify llhfton 400 SO §»•»¥ Wfdr*#\4oy A fndOf'O* McN#nty Illinois Soc oid Oost Pot'«9« Po d of Illinois ftr M«H(Nt r PUftUSHIMG COMPANY POSTMASTfV S»r>d oddrott th ongot to McHonr* Plomdool*' If I 2 W flm St M<M«nry lllino t *00SO Swbt<"b»'t or* to P'ovda mrr>*d'0»* no'lt# of cbongc <>• odd'ttt 'O Th# McHonr, Plomdool*' 3912 W |lm S» M(H*nrr III fcOOSO A deduction O* or>0 month from th« ••pirotion 0< O subscription will b« mod* wh«r# o (hong# ot Thomat C Mill*r-Publith*r Ad«l« Fro«hlicti Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES I'd* M( «»n Cow n«> Buy Your Next New Car in McHenry And You'll Save During June! 1981CHEVETTE SCOOTER / TOTAL ECONOMY PRICE *GAS MILEAGE •RESALE VALUE *1228 Down payment cash or trade. $4910.40 Total of payments. 14.54% APR for 36 MONTHS (Based on McHenry State Bank June Special Rates to local, qualified buyers). Tax and license fees not included. »136w PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS • 2 YEAR OLD CHEVETTE MODELS GET 101 % RESALE VALUE • 3 YEAR OLD CHEVETTE MODELS GET 95% RESALE VALUE SEE YOUR PAYTON CHEVROLET REPRESENTATIVE FOR DETAILS BEFORE THE END OF JUNE! HOURS: MON.-FRI.tto9 SAT. • to 4:30 payton Chevrolet HWY. 31 SOUTH, McHENRY 3(85-2100 • June Auto Loun Special 5,000.00 LOAN (36 Month) Thi$ Giv0# ̂ A 128.33 CREDIT LIFE SAVINGS OF 220.47 ACCIDENT S HEALTH 1,232.3* FINANCE CHARSE 6,581.16 TOTAL 14% ANNUAL INTEREST RATE 36 at 182.81 MONTHLY PAYMENT 20% OF PURCHASE PRICE-DOWN PAYMENT (LONGER TERMS AT COMPARABLE DISCOUNTS ARE AVAILABLE) PLiS.. .ADDITIONAL BENEFIT FOR DEI IK A MENDER OF Buss Ford, Europa Motors, Mitchell Buick/Olds, Mitchell Lincoln/Mercury, Over­ ton Cadillac/Pontiac and Sunnyside Dodge also invite you to take advantage of the June Auto Loan Special being offered by McHenry State Bank and McHenry's New Car dealers. When you do, you will do business with knowledgable professionals who can help you select the right car to fit your lifestyle and budget. So come see Jim Larkin or Phil Oeffling at McHenry State Bank for your Auto Loan, Today! "Serving McHenry and the McHenry Area for 75 Years" , McHenry State Bank Main Building: 3510 W. Elm St. Carey Building: Richmond Road at Pearl St. Weber Building: Crystal Lake Road and Lillian Street McHenry 385-1040 Pictured above is James Payton owner of Payton Chevrolet in McHenry with Phil Oef­ fling, Loan Officer from McHenry State Bank. Phil is explaining the June Auto Loan Special that is available to Mr. Payton s customers on their purchase of a new 1981 Chevrolet. i