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Keen Our Column To Continue Altera few short weeks off to concentrate all our efforts on the recent election, we are finally winding down, and getting back to normal, and into the swing of things. I am happy to say our McHenry Shores column will continue, and I plan on bringing you neighborhood and area news, as well as any information that might help you now that we are part of the city of McHenry. If you have any questions regarding city services or programs that we might not mention in this column, please don't hesitate to call me; I'll be more than happy to track down the in­ formation for you. Or, you can call McHenry City Hall at 385-0947, as they have been most helpful in providing us with in­ formation. The hours are, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Satur­ day, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. NEW VEHICLE STICKERS NEEDED City of McHenry vehicle stickers are required for all vehicles, and are available during business hours at McHenry City Hall, 1111 No. Green street. The deadline to obtain current vehicle stickers is May 1,1982. They are $6 each, and you will need to bring the make, year and license plate number of the vehicle. DOG TAGS Dog registration tags for McHenry county are also available at the city hall. They can be purchased for $4 a year, or $10 for three years. OVERNIGHT PARKING McHenry's overnight parking ordinance is the same as previously enforced here. There will be no parking on the streets from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS , McHenry Police Non- emergency numbeu Vkjr 0011. McHenry Police for emergencies: 385-2131. McHenry City Hall: 385- 0947. McHenry Fire District non-emergency: 385-0075. McHenry Fire District emergencies: 385-2121. LIBRARY SERVICES As residents of the City of McHenry, we are now en­ titled to a free library These can be obtained by coming in to thejibrary, 1011 No. Green street, Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8:30 p..m. and Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information call the library at 385-0036. PARK DISTRICT The McHenry Park District will be sending out information toward the end of April regarding our park district privileges, including summer programs, and information on the pools. Look for this to come in the mail. CITY COUNCIL Our residents have always 1 INT IMSQAMC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 par hour. . . for ovary hour thoroaftor. (Examplo 2 hours. . . total charga $1 plus tax. NO MINIMUM Spacial Rental Rata Good Monday thru Thursday R1NSKNVAC cUamOMwoy professionals do at a fraction of (ho cost shown pride and concern for our community by attending village board meetings, and by getting involved in any way we could to help and better our community. Let's keep and enlarge our community spirit by at­ tending the McHenry City Council meetings. These meetings are most informative, and our residents can benefit and learn much about the city services and governing body, by attending. They are held the first and third Monday (and fifth Monday if there is one) of each month, at 8 p.m. at the city hall. Let us continue to show our support! CONDOLENCES We were so saddened to hear of the recent passing of one of our residents, Mr. Anthony Calarco. He cared deeply about our village, and attended many board and citizen's group meetings, always so genuinely in­ terested in what was hap­ pening. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mrs. Calarco and the family, at this most sad and difficult' time. GET WELL WISHES A quick and healthy recovery wish goes to Allison Heald, who recently broke her finger, and had to be casted to her elbow! Allison, is one of our McHenry Tumbleweeds, so here's hoping you'll be back to flips and cartwheels very soon! We know you miss it! re couia •ft*, or all meat listed at WOMAN'S CLUB, ANYONE? I have had several inquiries about possibly starting a woman's club here again. If we had enough interest and ideas, it might be something to think about, so if you would like to possibly be involved, or if you have any hobbies or interests that we could pursue, like cral gardening, please call: the phone number the head of this column. It would be fun to get all the gals together, and the possibilities are endless as to what we could do. SUPER TURNOUT It was very encouraging to see the large turnout of our residents at the recent election! As stated before, it shows our continuing sup­ port and concern for our community. It was good to see some old familiar faces too, especially now that spring has sprung, and we are all starting to come out of our winter cocoons! Ah, Spring! HONORABLE MENTION Honorable mentions and medals of bravery should go to Howie Lexow and "Hack" Wilson for battling the elements of slush, snow, rain, large puddles and growling dogs while distributing the Chamber of Commerce information regarding the annexation right before the election. It was definitely a job well done, and one that was above and beyond the call of duty, considering the obstacles they encountered, including the large puddle Howie seemed to end up sitting in! What a trooper! CALL ME! Last but not least, it is more important than ever, that we have news to print In our column. Without the village board news, we must rely on you to call me with any news that you'd like to see in the column. I'd love to write about any birthdays, anniversaries, births, weddings, or vacation news that you might have. I will continue to seek out in­ formation that I feel would be of interest and concern to our residents, but I need your help too. Please don't hesitate to call me, with your questions or comments either. This column is for you! Diane Berlin Johnsburg 675-6291 Night Train Tenth Year Transfiguration church, Wauconda, will present "Night Train to Remember" Friday and Saturday, April 16 and 17, and Friday and Saturday, April 23 and 24. Youth night is Wednesday, April 21. Night Train's tenth an­ niversary celebration features nine showrooms and three restaurants. For further information, call Transfiguration rectory at 526-2400. New Officers For N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Ct. 777 will have installation of officers on April 19, 6:30 p.m. at Raymonds restaurant. Reservations for the banquet must be made to Laura Sch- mitt by April 9. Also, April 18 will be the annual N.C.S.F. Rockford Diocesan Conference, held in Sterling, 111. Reservations are to be made to Katti Behn by April 1; this is tomorrow. The Girl Foresters are having their investiture of new officers with a potluck dinner on Monday, April 12, at the community club from 6 to 8:30 p.m. They will also bring up new second grade members at this meeting. Special guest will be Katti Dehn, Chief Ranger of the Lady Foresters. CONGRATULATIONS ...to Roger and Gloria Pechous, who became grandparents twice in one week. The new arrivals are Nicholas Thomas Low, who was born March 15. and is the first child of Tom and Sherry Low; and Amy Jean Pechous, born March 17. The proud parents are Roger and Jane Pechous. Best wishes to you all for your blessed events. ST JOHN'S Don't forget to use your Shop and Share coupons at your local food store this week. This will benefit St. John's school. Today, Wednesday, March 31, is the last day you may use your coupon. DISTRICT 12 The Johnsburg high school has announced its graduation for 1982. It will be Saturday, June5, at 3 p.m. in the gymnasium. The Junior high will have its graduation ceremony June 7, at 8 p.m. This is a change from the previous date scheduled. Please note this on your calendar. Easter vacation will be April 9 through April 16, with early dismissal on Thur­ sday, April 8. These times are as follows: high school, 1:25 p.m.; Ringwood and Kindergarten, 2:05 p.m.; Bush, Middle and Junior high, 2:25 p.m. PACK 454 Tonight, Wednesday, March 31, is the pack meeting at 7 p.m. at the Junior high multi PAGE 19 - PLAINDE ALER purpose room. This is a change for this month only, due to scheduling conflicts. ""SPRING HOUSE CLEANING? Don't forget to get ready for the annual rummage sale, sponsored by the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality. Collections will begin Monday, April 19, in front of the basement doors WEDNE8DAY, MARCH 31,1982 of the Johnsburg Community club. 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