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--Mi* Johnsburg Diane Berlin 675-6291 Building And Trades Home Building and Trades program has successfully completed its third year of home construction. In the three years, three homes have been built, two of these are sold, the third is now for sale, v. If there is any information regarding this very lovely home, located in Johnsburg, please contact Pat Bingman, 385-6916, or Steve Pollock, 385-4003. The Building and Trades class for the 1961-82 season will construct a passive Solar home, located across the street from the present homes. This project should proVe to be worth watching. The other homes ,have proved the caliber of work­ manship our teenagers can accomplish. MOTHERS' MARCH A week-long march sponsored by the March of Dimes, is scheduled for Sept. 21 through Sept. 27. Mothers • March against Birth Defects needs volunteers in the Johnsburg area. Lorrie Miller called for help in finding interested volun­ teers. Please contact her at 385-8446. If you have children, or ,,uRjce exqedtipg.,.a. yw know the fears we as mothers have all felt. Please give your support with a little time and energy. If you yourself are unable, please pass the word to neighbors or friends. 4-H NEWS The Woodchucks 4-H group of Johnsburg attended the McHenry County Fair, taking home many honors. Debbie Swinford received a blue ribbon in both Casting and Gardening Indoors, a red for Photography. Cindy Swinford, six blue in Casting, Child Care, Stit- chery, Macrame and Town Garden, a merit for Casting and Child Care; also, two red for Photography and Out- •door Meals Tharles" SwitfWd. "three blue for Town Garden, Forestry,, and Conservation and three red for Electricity, Casting, and Home Fur­ nishing. Steve Woods, two red for Mosaics, Town Garden, and Woodworking and a white ribboh. Scott Woods, three red for Mosaics, Town Garden, and Woodworking. Randy Sundell, a blue for Electricity, and a red for Town Garden. . Kevin Diedrich, a blue for Rabbits, red for Eelectricity and Gardening Indoors and white for Woodworking. Kevin Mattison two blue for Forestry and Model Making. Keith Mattison, two blue for Forestry and Model Making. Nancy Mattison, a white for Sketching. Rachel Behm, a blue for Family Garden, red for Casting and red for Nature Craft. Last Chance For Michigan Fruit... Available Thursday Morning MICHIGAN FREESTONE PEACHES. BARTLETT PEARS, fc STANLEY PRUNE PLUMS Visit The Country Smokehouse for Fresh Wisconsin Cheeses and Smoked Sausages ORIOLE SPRINGS ORCHARDS OPEN DAILY 9 to i Ml 16 12tth St."Twin Lak*», Wl».*414-677-2434 Take Hwv. East out of Richmond turn Ml at 1st road foinf North (lakeview id.). Hfht at 1st road aoln« lest (IMth Street) . ^ Village of HcHwry Shores Inge Aide 344-1984. Last, but definitely not least, was Deana Behm who won a purple ribbon for Mosaics and went on to the State Fair and a second place ijed ribbon. Deana also took home four first place blue for Nature Craft, Casting, Let's Start Cooking, "and Family Garden at the County Fair. Congratulations to all of you for an excellent show of talent. THESQUAD The Johnsburg Rescue Squad, is very grateful to all who contributed in making its 29th Anniversary benefit so successful; especially the volunteer workers. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Carole Guanci celebrated her special day last Tuesday, Aug. 25. She dined out with her family, and her mother, Mrs. Ada Lutz, from Chicago. It was a very nice day for all. FAMILY REUNION The John and Catherine Hiller family of Johnsburg, will get together at Petersen park, Labor day, Sept. 7, 11:30 a.m. Each family is to furnish their own lunch and refreshments. Games will be played after the lunch. Hopes are for a good tur­ nout! B.V.M. SODALITY • The Blessed virgin Mary Sodality of St. John's will have its next meeting Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the Michael Schaefer residence. They will be happy to see you! N.C.S.F. ' St. Agatha Court 777, Ladies, regular meeting, will be held Monday, Sept. 21, 7:30 p.m., at the John­ sburg Community club. There will be a Day of Recollection for all mem­ bers, Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the Bishop Lane Retreat house in Rockford. Reser­ vations are to be made to Mrs. Catherine Dehn by Se pf. 9. N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, - Juniors, meeting is set for Monday, Sept. 14, from 6;30 to 8:30 p.m., at the John­ sburg Community club. This will be a planning meeting for Fall and Winter ac­ tivities. DATES TO REMEMBER Sept. 8 - Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of St. John's, meeting, Michael Schaefer residence. Sept. 14 - N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Juniors, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Johnsburg Community club. Sept. 21 - N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Ladies, meeting, 7.30 p.m., John­ sburg Community club. Sept 23 - Day of Recollection, Bishop, Lane Retreat house, Rockford, N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Ladies. Reservations by Sept. 9 to Mrs. Catherine Dehn. Panerali Is New President • At;; the meeting _ of the Board of Trustees Tuesday, Aug. 25, Richard Panerali was unanimously appointed President of the Village of McHenry Shores, to fill the vacancy left by the surprise resignation of David M. Grimes two weeks earlier. Panerali had been elected to the Board of Trustees in the April 7 election and sworn in with three other .new trustees, Charles Werth, Donna Tobeck and Rose Lillegard, on April 28, when he was also elected president pro tem. In his private life, Rich is the chief engineer at the Arlington Park Hilton. He and his wife of 14 years, Bonnie, have lived 'in McHenry Shores for 12 years. Bonnie, in addition to taking care Of their three childen, Krissy, 10, Karen, 8, and Richie, 5, is at present actively involved in getting the March of Dimes on its way. She is a Lieutenant for her area, in charge of recruiting marchers for this worthy cause. Our congratulations go to Rich Panerali and our best wishes to him and his family^ since this extremely difficultv job will require sacrifices not only from the president but also from his loved ones. QUESTIONNAIRES During the Board Meeting, a discussion arose from the letter sent by the Citizens for Better Government to its members, containing a questionnaire on village affairs. Nina Keen, president of the citizens, was pleased with the results as she handed the returned questionnaires to the Board, but some of the trustees objected to it since it had not been sent to all residents. Ms. Keen stated that everybody was invited to become a member of the Citizens for Better Govern­ ment for a small donation to cover postage and similar expenses, but that the members could not be asked to pay for mailing to non- members. It was finally decided to make the Questionnaire available to all residents of the shores at the village hall. Anybody who wants to see and answer the question­ naire, may pick up a copy at the village hall during regular business hours. The village hall is closed on Thursdays. It is open Monday through Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; ----, PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2. lfBl Fridays from 10 to 5; and Saturdays from 10 to 2. CITIZENS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT This is probably just the place to again tell you something about the group which is called Citizens for Better Government. The people who founded this group believe that com­ munication between the village government and its people is an absolute necessity. They believe that the residents have a right to know what goes on in government and why things happen. But communication is a two-way street. It is also necessary that the govern­ ment knows what the people want, that they get the feedback from the residents. In spite of the fact thiat in the minds of many, the citizens group is connected mainly with the question of the road assessment, it has always been open to every resident. As a matter of fact, when it was founded, people went from house to house to get support for their ideas. At the time, the road assessment loomed highest in the minds of all con­ cerned, but the main ob­ jective of the Citizens for Better Government was always and will be complete communication between government and people. Ideally, every resident of McHenry Shores would automatically be a member of the citizens group, but some monies are needed for printing and mailing their information. That is why you, the residents, have to make the effort and contact either Nina Keen at 344-2665, Mary Lou Heald (385-6645) or A1 Kapp (385-7542) if you also want to become a member. VILLAGE GARAGE SALE About 27 homes took part in this year's village-wide garage sale. The organizers of this fun event, Johann Bartel and Chris Foote, are again very pleased with the excellent participation. Hopefully, all of you sellers got rfd of your white elephants, and all of you buyers found the treasures ybu were looking for. BIRTHDAYS Gregory Roberts is celebrating his birthday Sept. 6, Jean on the 7th, and Rubin Perez will be 18 years young Sept. 8. Best wishes for a very "Happy Bir­ thday" to all of you! 9 75 PER MO. '1980 NO installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VALLEY DIVISION 1981 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW 7 AM-5 PM THURSDAY A CLOSE LOOK AT THE JOHNSBURG SKYHAWKS nTErt /VU>fSTTC,0/VYf KV 4 DAYS ONLY: Sept. 2,3,4,5 I Quantities I VAVH i^ l Wed . , Thurs . , F r i . , Sa t . | to A v a i l a b ALL SPECIAL BUYS Steak & Seatoo Buy One Box of Steaks at of Advertised Price... Get a Second Box of Your Choice at / p h i d e N O F CHICAGO, Beef T-Bone Steak Close-trimmed, juicy, tenderized (9 steaks per box. $048 $-124 ^ea. • ea. Each Steak 1st Box Each Steak 2nd Box Sold only by 4 lb. box Boneless Beef Beef Strip Steak Rib Eye Steak Delicious lean, boneless, tenderized 12 steaks per box. Boneless, lean, tenderized 16 steaks per box. • s1?,5 82LC $1 24 Each Sleek 1st Box Each Steak 2nd Box Sold only by 4 lb. box ea. w«w<ea Each Steak 1st Box Each Staak 2nd Box Sold only by 4 lb. box Limit 1 Coupon Per Customer EEF PATTIES QUARTERPOUNDER X a. portion B with coupons Pork Choppettes Everybody's favorite Home style flaked, breaded Boneless Ready I jar ft § k PER BOX Mix 'Em! Match 'Em! Any Combination You Wish c Second Box Only Sold only by 24 Patty Pack • 6 lb. S«.«0! With Coupon 68 Price Without Coupon ! 61b. *9.80 J Expires Sept. 5 St .4/ ( ) ( ) [ ) ( ORNt H A Super Value! 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