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I* \<. UKl>\KS«»AV. NOVEMBER 17.1982 Noted Sculptor At Opera House to McHenry county. He has a farm t in Ringwood. Richard Hunt, famed Chicago metal 4»ulptor, will appear at the Woodstock Opera House Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. His appearance will be part of the nineteenth annual Creative Living Services of the Woodstock Fine Arts association. The works of Richard Hunt are internationally known. They are monumental in size and concept. He has been described as a "fron­ tiersman-sculptor". The uniquely epic and heroic style of a Hunt sculpture lends itself well to the many public places throughout the United States where it is exhibited. Hunt's contribution to the arts has been recognized by many honorary degrees, his presidential appointment to the National Council on the Arts and the many artistic awards land honors he has received. In his county appearance, Hunt will present and explain his works with slides and discussion. Miniatures of some of his work will .be displayed in the Opera House Gallery. Although his home and studio are located in Chicago, he is no stranger The remaining programs in the Creative Living Series are: Paul Roche, poet, translator and scholar, on Jan. 20; "An Evening with Gilbert -&.Sullivan" by the Light Opera Works at 8 p.m. on Feb. 17; "Backstage at the Lyric Opera" March 17; "Fitness and Fashion" by Terri D'Ancona, owner of Dance Center in Chicago on April 21, 1983. FOR CEASE Baker's Dozen MINI STORAGE 1183 Eastwood Dr. Woodstock 815-338-2976 after 5 p.m. V*v ev N ' * b THE COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER Titiu Carpets «£? Floor Coverings a*. iaso presents NO-WAX FLOORINGS YOU'LL WANT TQ BUY BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS Because:« manniiglon Floors are specially priced for NOVEMBER 18, 19, 20 and 21 only. 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As everyone sat down to dinner, Mrs. Schwarz, a childhood friend of Irene, introduced each one of the Suchor's five children, including Dennis who flew in from Penn­ sylvania and Debbie who flew in from Florida. Denise, Dawn and Darrell all live at home. Each one presented their teary eyed mother with a long stem red rose. Along with the two children from out of state were friends from Michigan and Irene's sister and family from Wisconsin. Another surprise and gift for Ron and Irene from everyone was a trip to Las Vegas. A delicious hot buffet was served which included Italian beef, fried chicken and mostaccioli. A beautiful two-tiered anniversary cake was baked and decorated by a personal friend of Irene. After everyone's stomach was fUled, music was enjoyed by a three- piece band. We wish Ron and Irene all of life's best and good luck in Vegas. CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathies are ex­ tended to the family of Dave Reid, who was our oldest village resident, living here as a summer and later year-round resident for over 40 years. Dave passed away at home Sat., Nov. 6, leaving behind two sons, five grandchildren and three great­ grandchildren. We are tru'y sorry for the loss of such a dear man. VILLAGE BOARD MEETING There was a village board meeting Tuesday evening, Nov. 9. Recom­ mendations from a liquor commission meeting, referring to the late hours of the taverns, were brought up and discussed. Insurance money was received for part of the losses at the beach and park from vandalism. Ordinance No. 86-C, which amends Ordinance No. 86 and deals with regulation traffic was unanimously passed. The next meeting will be Nov. 23, at 8 p.m., at the beach house. Why not try to attend these informative meetings and get to know your village officials and neighbors? You may have an enjoyable evening. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Carol Dina who celebrates Nov. 18; Richard Wolf jumps for joy on Nov. 20; Bee Brown opens her presents Nov. 21 and Paul Bacon turns over another season on Nov. 23. May all your days be filled with joy, love and warmth. ANNIVERSARIES Our anniversary couples for this week are A1 and Georgette Turner, celebrating 16 years of bliss on Nov. 19 and Don and Dorothy Lorch share Nov. 23 with Roger and Laverne Loewe. We wish all our couples many happy days ahead. O COMMUNITY CALENDAR Nov. 23 - Village Board meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. All residents welcome to attend. Nov. 25 - Thanksgiving. May we all be thankful for all of life's blessings. Have a safe, happy and healthy holiday. Future Wbmen Tax Seminar Members , of the . newly formed NAFW (National Association of Future Women) Fox Valley chapter will present Tax Consultant John R. Saville, Crystal Lake, as the leader of their third dinner seminar, • "Un­ derstanding Individual Tax Planning and Keeping Records". It is slated for the Cattlemen's restaurant in Algonquin Thursday, Nov. 18, at 6 p.m. Saville will discuss taxes, estate planning and personal finances with an emphasis on proper record keeping, IRA's and tax shelters. He will also explain and answer questions on the new tax law (TEFRA) that will become effective in 1983 which is designed to recoup about one-third of * wtatCMtgre&s gave to taxplj^rs with the tax cuts in 1981. Saville operates his own tax con­ sulting firm with over 500 corporate and non-corporate clients. He began his consulting career in 1971 after graduating from the University of Notre Dame in 1969 and spending two years in a major national manufac­ turing firm in industrial accounting. In addition to consulting, he provides return preparation, computerized and non-computerized accounting ser­ vices and investment and estate counseling. NAFW meets the third Thursday of every month at the Cattlemen's restaurant in Algonquin and has over 50 members with memberships open to all professional and non­ professional northwest suburban women. The first two seminars were "In­ creasing Personal Effectiveness" and "Knowing Yourself and Com­ municating With Others." Future seminars include "Procrastination and the Fear of Success" in December and "Building Psychological Strengths" for January. College Honors PLEDGES FRATERNITY A local student, Gary Selof, was among the 63 men at Monmouth college who participated recently in pledging ceremonies conducted by the college's five national fraternities. He .joined Alpha Tau Omega. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Selof, he is a fresh­ man Chemistry major. Gary is a 1982 Johnsburg graduate. 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