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FACE § - PLALNDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCHS, 1983 SUNNYSIDE AREA Betty Messer 344-2494 Full Agenda At Village Meeting The village held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Mar. 1, at the village hall Discussed was the possibility of residents needing permits to hold garage sales this year. This would put a minimum of two weeks in which an individual could hold a garage sale. Work on the 1983-84 budget is moving along \ The Municipal League monthly meeting hosted by Sunnyside at a local restaurant was received well by members who attended. Dinner was excellent and the guest speaker chose a subject of interest to all. Resurfacing of Wilmot road this year was a main topic of our meeting. The village has already been given a grant through a FAU project that Mayor Bill Mitchell and road Com­ missioner Greg Nowak have been working together on They've been attending meetings for some time Thus the full expense of this costly project will not fall solely on the village. Randy Ballinger of the Johns burg Library District was in attendance to explain taxing of libraries tp the board and residents present at the meeting. On the Apr. 12 ballot there will be a referendum to vote to either keep the library or not. If the referendum fails to pass, the Johnsburg Library will close its doors at the end of June. There must be a majority vote in favor from both Sunnyside and in the unincorporated areas of the district for the library to pass. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the village will be held Tuesday, Mar. 15. HOSPITAL STAY Eleanor Schuberth of 4206 River- view drive recently returned home after almost two weeks in the hospital. Eleanor suffers from arthritis and was seeing a specialist. She is home feeling a little better and getting special arthritis treatments. Hope you continue to improve Everyone knows there is no cure for this ailment but there is hope of making you more comfortable. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Laura O'Brien of 4118 Sunset lane has been chosen by the American Cancer Society to hea^ the drive in the Sunnyside area. She\is looking for volunteers to help with the door-to- door Campaign the weekend of Apr. 16-17. For more information call 344- 1722 evenings, if you would like to assist. Please call Laura; she needs help Money from this drive goes for cancer research. For those of you who can't help, give what you can when these volunteers come to your house. You never know when you might be the one who needs assistance from the American Cancer society. ANNIVERSARY Our^anniversary couple this week is Marj and Ray Nolan of 1403 Bayview lane. Mar. 10 is their special day. Congratulations and best wishes for many more happy years together. A special happy anniversary to Dottie and Glen Messer of McHenry. On Mar 7 they celebrate 30 years of wedded bliss. BIRTHDAYS Celebrating birthdays this week are Monica Kennebeck, Mar. 6; Butch Nowak. Mar. 7; and Nancy Duell, Mar. 11. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come. HOW TO WINTERIZE Some simple preventive main­ tenance today may save energy bills and replacement problems tomorrow Check your home right now. Furnace: forced air systems - clean or replace filiters. Hot water or steam - check valves, pumps. Plumbing: drain water from ex­ terior faucets and pipes. Store hose. Windows and doors: check paint on sashes and frames, repair or replace caulking, weatherstripping, and glazing around glass. Fireplace: make sure damper works and chimney draws, clean flue and spark ar res tor. Gutters and downspouts: clean out. Clogging causes leaks and roof damage. If snowmelting cables are being used, check for damage. COULD HAZARDOUS TO YOUR HEALTH. At Fortes, we'll check out everything from your hearing to your heart We'll do lab tests. Lung tests. And then some. For 3 hours you'll get pinched, poked, pulled and prodded all in the name of early detection and prevention of disease. And ail for $140. Portes. A non-profit health evaluation and research center. We're helping healthy people stay healthy. POKTESCAIKIiR PREVENTION CENTER 3B440-71W 33 West Huron, Chicago MCCULLOM LAKE Honorary Easter Seal campaign chiarman Thomas F. Bolger, McHenry, is shown with 1983 Easter Seal VIP award winner Carole Krueger, Crystal Lake on a tour of the Easter Seal Therapy center, 798 Washington. Woodstock. Bolger Named Honorary Chairman Of Seal Drive Thomas F. Bolger, a native of McHenry and president of the McHenry State bank, McHenry, has been named honorary chairman for the 1983 Easter Seal campaign for the Easter Seal Society for McHenry County. The spring Easter Seal fund raising drive begins with the March mailing of Easter Seals throughout McHenry county and ends with the national Easter Sepl Telethon, Saturday and Sunday, March 2fr27. Discussing the spring campaign. Bolger stated, "I have a special concern about the rehabilitative services at Easter Seals...I have a daughter who is a physical therapist. Bolger has achieved recognition as past president of the National In­ dependent Bankers Association of America, a group of over 7,000 banks throughout the United States. In that capacity, he has visited Congress and been a guest at the White House. He currently serves on the Ad­ ministration committee of IBA and on the board of directors of the new Illinois Bankers association. Active in the community, Bolger served 25 years as treasurer of the city of McHenry. He has also served on the board of directors for Memorial hospital and was the first treasurer of McHenry County college. Bolger and his wife, Kathryn, have raised six children and are past national chairmen of the Marquette university Parents' association. The Easter Seal Society for McHenry County offers speech, physical and occupational therapy to residents of every age throughout McHenry county. They also house a Day school for severe and profoundly retarded youngsters at their Therapy center, 708 Washington, Woodstock. Because Easter Seals does not raise funds from United Way, they are solely dependent on fund-raising campaigns to offset costs from their sliding scale of fees and patients who are unable to pay. Jenny Van Treese. public relations-community education director for Easter Seals, states, "We hope that when people receive their Easter Seals, they will not only contribute to help provide therapy for people who are unable to pay, but they will also use their seals as symbols of their support for their disabled neigh­ bors throughout the county." TegaJ~NofIce BUDGET HEARING The Board of Trustees of the TOWNSHIP OF NUNDA will hold a public hearing at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday (April 6th, 1982 at the NUNDA TOWNSHIP hall, 3510 Bay Road. Crystal Lake, Illinois, for the purpose of hearing written and oral comments from the public concerning the proposed Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for Fiscal Year April 1,1983, to March 3lst, 1984, for the TOWN, GENERAL ASSISTANCE, REVENUE SHARING, and CEMETERY FUNDS. The Public may ask questions on Sharing funds as contained in the proposed budge* action on tmsofdinance will be taken by the Board All interested citizens, groups, senior citizens and the interests of senior citizens are encouraged to atten e use of ftpvenue tiled below.Final s St this meeting, tions representing SUMMARY OF PROPOSED 1983-1984 BUDGET TOWNSHIP OF NUNDA ACTIVITY •Township Property Improvements Purchase of Computer Public Transportation (Roads) Education Libraries Recreation Health Social Services-Welfare Police: Crime Stoppers General Administration (All Funds) Cemeteries Provision for Contingencies (All Funds) TOTAL EXPENDITURES FRS FUND $10,950.00 23,450.00 4,500.00 864.00 670.00 4,500.00 5,285.00 15,881.00 500.00 2.400.00 -0- OTHER FUNDS -0- -0- 879,150.00 -0- -0- -0- -0- 41,075.00 -0- 308,190.00 15,197.00 3,600.00 TOTAL 10,950.00 23,450.00 883.650.00 864.00 670.00 4,500.00 5,285.00 56,956.00 500.00 310,590.00 15,197.00 3,600.00 $69,000.00 $1,247,212.00 $1,316,212.00 DATEi): February 21, 1 Kathleen C. Harper, Nunda Township Clerk Dawn Miller 385-4901 (Pub. Mar 9.16 6 23,1983) No. 830094 Plan Carnival With Contest The Easter Carnival was the main topic of discussion at the Beach Gals Mar. 2 meeting. The date for this event is Saturday, Mar. 26, the weekend before Easter The egg hunt will start the festivities off promptly at 10 a.m. After the hunt, the carnival will take place inside the beach house. There will be games, prizes, cake walk and refreshments. The Little Miss McCullom Lake contest will start at 11 a.m. Any little female residents between the ages of four through eight should contact Chris Laws on, 385-2057 , or Karen Sarabia, 385-2582, if interested in signing up for the contest. All the little Misses entered in the contest will receive prizes. Each Beach Gal is asked to bring two dozen eggs, cooked and solid colored to Donna Gates' house by Thursday, Mar. 24. Each lady is asked to bake either cakes or cupcakes or both and bring to the beach house on the day of the carnival. Egg donations will be gladly accepted by any residents. The setup dates for the Easter Carnival are Monday, Mar. 21, and Friday, Mar. 25, at 9 a.m. All available hands are welcome. Pat Wade brought delicious but­ terscotch cheesecake bars and the prize of yard gloves which Sandy Lasco received. THREE CELEBRATIONS Tommy Olson turning five, Tony Olson turning two, and Steve Loewe turning two, celebrated their bir­ thdays at a local restaurant Feb. 17. Their guests included Wade Loewe, Todd Lasco, Diana Gates, Jeffrey Lawson and Mike Loewe. The children enjoyed a delicious lunch followed by cake, games and prizes, and a good time was had by all. CLERK S HOURS Office hours for March are Wed­ nesdays and Thursdays 2 through 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. through 1 p.m. Vehicle stickers must be pur­ chased and displayed by the 31st of this month. Please bring along your vehicle registration. Also, this i£ a good time to renew your boat stickers and rent space for your boat. Boat stickers are $3 for the first year and $1 for every year thereafter. Boat space rental is $7 and only eight spaces are left. LITTLE PINK BUNDLE Kimberly Marie, weighing in at 7 lbs., 7 oz., and measuring 19 inches long,entered the world Feb. 27, at 8 ,10 p.m. She is the first daughter born to John (Jack) and Lynn Morris. Two- year-old brother Nicholas John helped welcome home his new sister. Maternal grandparents are Bill and Betty Brda. Paternal grandparents are Sinclair (Skeets) and Bette Morris. Best wishes are expressed to all. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Dave Hansen, sharing Mar. 9 with Julian Seifert and Linda Mazur; Glenn Michael Gates, turning 13 on March 11; and Marcella Seifert, also shares that date. Kathleen Mass blows out 14 candles on March 12; Lenard Harwell celebrates March 13; and Karen Sarabia shares March 14 with Cindy Martini and Chad Elliot. Many happy returns to all. ANNIVERSARIES Bill and Laurie Cross toast nine years together on March 9; and Ron and Carol celebrate 15 years of bliss on March 14. We wish both couples many more years of happiness. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Mar. 10, Thursday - Ladies of the Lake meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. Mar. 15, Tuesday " Conservation club meeting at 8 p.m. at McCullom Lake beach house. All residents welcome and urged to attend. FEBRUARY CITATIONS Vladimir, Zwilling, McCullom Lk., illegal parking. Clifford J. Bode, Gurnee, no valid registration. Joe A. Justes, McHenry, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and aggravated battery. Lance K. Tollifoson, McHenry, unlawful display of registration and no valid driver license. Anny Tollifson, McHenry, permit unauthorized person to drive. Evelyn Schubeck, Wauconda, illegal parking. Joel A. Aronson, Buffalo Grove, speed 51 in 40 zone. Tracy L. Wirtz, McHenry, speed 53 in 40 zone. Paul W. Stanek, McHenry, speed 51 in 40 zone. Robert W. Hutchinson, McHenry, open liquor in motor vehicle. James L. Smith Jr., McHenry, open liquor in motor vehicle. Brigitte L. Lukas, Chicago, speed 51 in 40 zone. Lawrence D. Kohon, McHenry, speed 35 in 20 zone. Patrick T. Walter, McCullom Lk., no village sticker. Linda J. Durkin, McCullom Lk., no village sticker. John J. Herman, Mundelein, unlawful display of registration and failure to notify S.O.S. of change of address. Michael J. May, Woodstock, speed 51 in 40 zone. Judith L. Vanooyen, Wonder Lk., speed 50 in 40 zone. Rickey E. Davis, McCullom Lk., speed 50 in 40 zone. Review Services For Aging In Area Region Two Area Agency on Aging Will hold an area planning meeting to review the services for senior citizens currently being funded in McHenry county at 2 p.m. March 18 at the Crystal Lake Multi-Purpose Senior center, 133 Illinois in Crystal Lake. This covers the period of Oct. 1, 1983, through Sept. 30, 1984. All recommendations resulting from the countywide meeting will be presented to the Region Two board of directors for their approval. Interested organizations and ad­ vocates are invited to give verbal response and written documentation of needs, position papers and other statements. Written items may be brought to the meeting or mailed to Region Two Area Agency on Aging, P.O. 809, Kankakee. 111., 60901. 1984 marks the beginning of a second decade for Region Two Area Agency on Aging as the planning and coordination agency for social and ' nutrition services provided to persons over 60 years of age in DuPage, Grundy, Kane, Kankakee, McHenry, Kendall, Lake and Will counties. The agency identifies where services may be needed, helps develop these needed services and acts as advocate for the needs and interests of older persons to legislators and others. The hummingbird's wings beat so rapidly they produce a faint humming .sound. ' The Red Rose Collection of "Ahhhs!' FREE ahhh-dorable porcelain miniatures from "Ahhh" tasting Red Roselfea. ez k wi W Now in specially marked boxes of 100 Red Rose teabags, you'll find one free genuine English porcelain miniature. Fifteen different wild animals make up this ahhh-dorable collection. 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Legal Notice NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING Notice is hereby given that a Budget Hearing on the Fourteenth Entitlement of Revenue .Sharing Funds of the Town of Nunda, in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois, for the period October l, 1982 through September 30,1983, will be held at 7:30 P.M. on Thursday evening March 10th, 1983. All interested citizen groups, senior citizen organizations are encouraged to attend the hearing All persons attending the hearing shall have the right to submit written and oral comments and suggestions concerning the possible uses of RevenueSharing Funds. 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Broke Bond MftftQjgf 25c Summary of Proposed Budget: Completion of retaining wall, parking lot and landscaping Purchase of computer Social Services for Poor & Aged Recreation Libraries Education Health Police: Crime Stoppers Public Transportation Financial Administration ESTIMATED NET BALANCE $69,000.00 $10,950.00 23,450.00 15,881.00 4,500.00 670.06 864.00 5,285.00 500.00 4,500.00 2,400.00 $09,000.00 $ -o- The proposed budget for the Fourteenth Entitlement will be on file and conveniently available for public inspection at the Township Office 3510 Bay Road Crystal Lake, Illinois, between the hours of 8:30 A.m' and 5:00 P.M. on weekedays prior to the public budget hearing from and after 8:30 A.M. on the 18th day of February, 1983. February 18, 1983 Nunda Town Clerk „ Kathleen C. Harper (Pub. Feb. 23, Mar. 2 & 9,1983) No. 830076