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s. Last Citizen Surveys Mailed LAKELAND PARK & Carol Cominsky Edwin P. Aitken, supervisor of mail and delivery at the McHenry postofflce, receives the last citizen surveys from Chamber secretary, Pamela Mysker-Ogurek. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The second phase of the citizen survey being conducted by the McHenry Area Economic Development commission is being mailed this week. Residents are askra to complete the forms honestly and completely and return them immediately by mail in the envelope provided. Phase One of this survey was conducted with the assistance of: R(»e Lingl, Florence Minisowski, Marge Pindonsly, Carolyn Jansen, Jim Jansen. Dorothea Zimney, John Zimney, Edward Heywora, Pat Gatlin, Calli Harms, and Rod Olsen, from the Pioneers of Illinois Bell; and also Dave Dicker, Leroy Gerth, Donald Krieger, Bob Lanstrom, Tom Crisanti, Steve Haugh, Tom Gscheidle, Rich Oleszczuk, and Bill Cross from the McHenry Jaycees. Kellie Fleming, McHenry's 1982 Miss Congeniality and Maxine Moy and Doris Andreas of the McHenry Area Economic Development commission have also assisted Fran Olsen, chairman of the Promotions and Marketing committee, in administrating and surveying. Girl Scouts See Chinese Cooking The Girl Scouts in Troop 320 visited a local restaurant last week where they learned the fine art of Chinese cooking. The girls were very im­ pressed to see such a different way of cooking. There is a unique way of chopping vegetables and they were taught how to use a wok and to clean it properly. When the lesson was completed they were allowed to prepare their .own egg rolls. They all devoured the egg rolls along with a glass of pop and a fortune cookie for dessert. THREE YEARS OLD Tom and Melanie Harazin's son Michael reached his third birthday on Oct. 30. His little neighbor friends, Duane and Devin Henderlong and Jessica Harrington were among the guests at his birthday party held that day. His little sister Julie was also there with other neighbors and family. Mike's favorite part of the party was when grandma came with the whipped cream and banana cake with PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 17,1982 Cserep (our dad) on the 18th. Greg Braun, Gary Boelter and John Meyers add another year Nov. 20. Jeremy Wdowicki will be nine years old on the 21st, and Craig Toussaint also celebrates that day. Nov. 22 is the special day for Dottie Becker and Leanne Linc'quist. Very best wishes are sent to Marilyn Nystrom on Nov. 23. LAKELAND SHORES 385-7246 M&M candies sprinkled on top that she made especially for him. NEW BABY There is a new male resident on Prairie avenue since Oct. 13 and the proud parents are Rick and Debi Bronars. Nathan Richard arrived in McHenry hospital weighing 6 lbs., 3 oz. He was eagerly awaited at home by his sister Carrie. RECOVERING We just heard that Dorothy Meineke was a patient in McHenry hospital for almost three weeks. She was a very sick lady for a while but I am pleased to report she is on the road to recovery. She is home now taking it easy and should be back to her old self very soon. o -rPY BIRTHDAY best wishes to Joann Schabow and Lori Widhalm on Nov. 17. A big birthday kiss goes to John HAPPY ANNIVERSARY We hope Mike and Connie Mohawk have a great fourth anniversary on Nov. 17. Walter and Catherine Kozicki will be married 42 years on Nov. 21. Congratulations to both fine couples. PLEDGES HONOR SOCIETY Richard D. Barger, son of Don and Ann Barger of 609 N. Mineral Springs drive, McHenry, was pledged into Kappa Delta Pi, the oldest and largest National Honor society in Education. He attends the University of Missouri- Columbia. Sophomores iri the College of Education who have greater than a 3.5 grade point average with at least 30 credit hours are eligible for pledgeship. Corn Marketing TeieNet The McHenry County Extension office will participate in a statewide TeieNet conference on the proposed new Illinois Corn Marketing program Monday evening, Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m. Larry Werries, director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture, will lead off with an explanation of the role of the department in the new corn marketing program. The TeieNet site in McHenry county is at 789 McHenry avenue, Woodstodi. For more in­ formation, contact Brian Sager at 815- 338-3737 or 338-4747. BUY DARIENE STASIA COOLS. ACSW CSW COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY Individual, Couple, Family And Group Therapy (815) 728-1039 DAYS, EVENINGS AND SATURDAY HOURS BY APPOINTMENT SCUBA LESSONS Join The Fun - Learn How To Dive Now NEXT CLASS BEGINS SUNDAY - NOV. 21 AT CAMP DUNCAN YMCA Call Today For Details 312-546-4664 BRING IN THIS AO AND GET 10°„ OFF ON PURCHASE OF MASK, FINS, & SNORKEL Sipaic H V E V S M O R i 202 E. Main St. Route 134 Round Lake Park, II. 60073 HOURS: MON.-TUES.-THURS.-FRI. 2-9 WED. 2-6 SAT. 10-6 SAFETY HINTS By Secretary of State Jim Edgar Every time you get into a car, the first thing you should do is buckle your safety belt, even before putting the key into the ignition. If you are driving, safety belts keep you comfortable and alert. They help avoid serious injuries in an emergency by keeping you in the driver's seat and in control of the vehicle. If you are involved in an accident, safety belts increase your chances of survival, and possibly escaping unhurt, because 1) you stay inside the car, where you are two to five times safer, and 2) you are spared the "second collision" between you and dangerous surfaces inside the car. Lap belts combine with shoulder belts provide better control of the car to prevent collisions or to ride through them more safely. Lap belts reduce 1 impact force in a collision and keep the driver and passengers in the car, where they are safer. Shoulder belts, which always should be worn in conjunction with lap belts, keep heads and chests from hitting the steering wheel or in­ strument panel. If you have any questions about the secretary of State's office, please feel free to use our toll-free telephone number (800- 252-8980). (A copy of the rules of the Road will be sent to you upon request. Write to Jim Edgar, Secretary of Stat§, Springfield, LU • . • & ft) rA'jj O JV ••••'I m » « a., A. Laser Surgery Laryngeal papillomas, of­ ten called throat warts, con­ sist of multiple finger-like projections with a central core of fibrous tissue. Caus­ ed by a virus, they usually are benign, but as they continue to grow within the larynx or trachea, they can block the airway and become life threat­ ening, particularly in the slender windpipe of a child. Otolaryngologists at the University of California, San Francisco studying the treatment of papillomas con­ clude in a new study that excision of these growths with a carbon dioxide laser provides a "clear advance" over other treatment forms. u : nu i i i REVCO DISCOUNT DRUG CENTER Yow cap nmnth over vttk savings MILLER LITE BEER 12PACK* 12OZ. CANS REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE jp WINDSOR CANADIAN 80 Proof • Liter Product of Canada REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE I CUTTY SARK SCOTCH I 80 Proof • 750 ML SA99 I Imported from REVCO'S LOW, w | Scotland LOW PRICE W GORDON'S GIN 80 Proof • Liter REVCO'S LOW, Distilled London Dry LOW PRICE *589 RC COLA Reg. or Diet • 2 Liter REVCO'S LOW, Non-returnable bottle LOW PRICE $115 Aea. McHenry • 4400 W. Elm • 385-1125 !•» Hh Enjoy the Holiday Season watching Cable T.V. with Lakes Cablevision. Call now and receive not only FREE INSTALLATION, but your Holiday Turkey too! (Average size 10-12 lbs.) This offer good Nov. 17 thru Dec. 11,1982 APPLIES TO NON-SUBSCRIBERS IN OUR SERVICEABLE AREA. Call for Details: McHenry Woodstock Lake County 815-344-3150 815-338-9393 312-546-0011 M i ¥ i * ll ©