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ENTER • * • • America's* • • • •••CONTEST ••• 110 Finalists will | compete for EL $130,000 in cash | prizes in San Diego, I California February I 18-21,1984 I EW (Contest Details yfmk on Entry Blank) *660 - Official Bake-Off® inge H3>i Benton St. Woodstock lUoara PAGE 20 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IT. 1M MCCULLOM LAKE Dawn Miller 365-4901 Birth Of Twins Village First - Both the village and Woodstock hospital have had their first set of twins for 1983. They are Henry William weighing in at 6 lb. 14 oz., measuring 19 inches and Todd Ed* ward Weighing 5 lb. 14 oz., measuring 18 inches. The proud parents are Eric and Patricia Swanson. The boys entered the world Aug. 5; Henry at 10:04 p.m. and Todd at 10:31 p.m. There will be much help at home with brothers Eric age 15Vi and Kurt age 13 .̂ Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lunsford of London, Ky. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Phylip Shottler of Lilymoor. Congratulations and much Joy to the family of these two blue bundles. NEW VILLAGE TREASURER NEEDED At the village board meeting held Tuesday evening, £ug. 9, it was decided that applications for the position of treasurer will be accepted until Sept. 20. If you are interested, please contact the clerk at 965-2211. The committee will look over the applications and their choiofc will be known at the Sept. 27 board j The Jaycees of McHenry made village a 400 lb. anchor for the raft. Since Bill Cross was working Saturday, Aug. 6, he could not help with the installation. On hand for this project were chairman Dave Dicker, Joe Nootens and Steve Haugh. The youths of this village again abused the privilege of the raft by Legal Notice Village of Sunnyside Annual Treasurers Report May 1,1982 to April 30,1963 ^General Fund Bale lance as of May 1,1982 ; Corpora ;R & B •Receipts: 3961! .4981 Taxes J Sales Tax Income Taxes .Replacement Tax Liauor Licenses 'Vehicle Licenses ;<Cable Franchise -Business Licenses BuildingPermits Circuit Court Fines .Vehicle Stickers Fines pther Ordinance Fines interest ^Misc. Income 1981 Corporate Taxes Sanitary 'Total Funds Available 'Disbursements: .Paul May &Sons Donald Truckenbrod •Samuel Diamond ;£cott A. Nolan „Ace Hardware 'Mobil Oil Frank Low Ins. '.Fox Lake Office Supply IcHenry Auto Parts niforms Constable Equipment *7eger harles Greengard "arathon Oil •Amoco Oil 'Plaindealer McHenrv Municinal League Sunnyside Dodge Co. City of McHenry fj. A. Thompson .Whispering HiUs Water 'McHenry Woodstock Disposal Commonwealth Edison iFred R. Alaimo Robert A. Tomsa Lillian A. Pomonis Virgil Poston John D. Kloc 'John N. Pomonis 'John Miedzianowski Gregory Nowak Dianna Barroso Andrew Eichhorn Ken. Schaefer Raymond Nolan William Sandell Betty Messer Loretta Davis William Zawislak Kathleen Rogers William Mitchell Raymond Hirsh West Publishing Ly le Signs Illinois Municipal League D & J Auto Glavianos Interiors Colortone, Inc. Goodyear Tire Ouill Hughes, Inc. Great Lakes Tire & Safety Dodge Plumbing & Heating Vern Ehredt Kenneth Chadwick Lakes Cablevision Adams Repair Misc. Vendors Total Disbursements Balance as of April 30,1983 Park Fund: Balance as of May 1,1982 Receipts: Builders Donation Interest Total Receipts Disbursements: None Balance as of April 30,1983 Motor Fuel Fund Balance as of May 1,1982 Receipts: Motor Fuel Tax Interest: Total Receipts Disbursements: Gerald Schmitt Paul May & Sons Charles Greengard Total Disbursements Balance as of April 30,1983 Revenue Sharing Fund Balance as of May 1,1982 Receipts: Interest Revenue Sharing Entitlements Total Receipts: Disbursements: None Balance as of April 30,1963 Building Fund Balance as of May 1,1982 Receipts: Builders Donation Interest Total Receipts Disbursements: None Balance as of April 30,1963 $70,626.34 $19,904.76 4,363.48 13,113.66 25,073.84 366.16 2,850.00 1,843.30 588.75 45.00 1,132.80 5,182.00 120.00 107.00 7.617.18 257.00 11,954.81 694,519.74 $165,148.08 $3,872.00 1,765.50 1,387.50 1.522.20 172.35 1.282.24 5.960.21 96.42 41.31 156.61 74.19 37.57 290.00 476.64 535.54 603.66 221.35 507.90 3,750.00 80.95 66.03 , 18,037.00 2.653.19 306.85 1,180.95 1.775.25 2,025.38 1,785.55 5,022.85 20.00 350.00 210.00 225.00 400.00 400.00 320.00 1,560.30 305.00 438.55 1,000.00 1,200.00 203.69 131.50 105.98 132.00 v 132.39 873.00 549.85 242.84 250.02 1,172.05 365.50 990.46 116.95 2,620.00 225.00 105.65 2,336.14 $72,481.06 $92,667.02 $ 390.66 217.80 30.89 :eipts ant 1963 truly reflects the financial condition of the Villaf published in the McHenry Plaindealer issue of August 17,: turning it over and over again and So therefore it was removed Mondiny, 6. A lot of time and money were it on repairing the raft. It is a \ that it has to sit up on share again for the duration of the season. Vandals were at it again down at the beach house. This time they tried to break into the two ladies club's cabinets. The next board meeting will be Tuesday, Aug. 23, at which time I hope to have good news to report. Why not plan on attending? GET WELL WISHES We hope that by now Mickie Swedberg is resting comfortably since her fall. We wish you a speedy and tall recovery, Mickie. ANNUAL PICNIC Thirteen ladies were on hand for the Ladies of the Lake's annual picnic held Thursday, Aug. 4, at noon, at the beach house. The club supplied the chicken, and each lady brought a dish to pass. After eating all that delicious food, the women enjoyed some games with each one winning a prize. The ladies have been visiting lately; some visiting Mickie Swedberg and some visiting Harriet McNamaca, who is doing quite well and was glad to hear from everybody. The ladies' next meeting is Sept 8, which will be a regular meeting. Visitors are welcome. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes are ex­ tended to Kevin Anderson, sharing Aug. 17, with trustee Carol Krumsee toasting in another year;Dorothy Kief celebrates Aug. 18; Tom Olson and John Klapperich turn over the calendar Aug. 19; Mike Loewe blows out five candles Aug. 21; Mary Branham turns 18 on Aug. 22; and Georgette Turner opens her presents Aug. 23< May all your wishes for this year come true. ANNIVERSARIES We have one special anniversary couple for this week. Frank and Joan Branham will be celebrating 25 years of bliss Aug. 20. We wish them 25 more happy years together. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Aug. 23, Tuesday - Village board meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. All residents are welcome. JULY, 1983 CITATIONS John M. Lewis, Rosemont, speed 52 in 40 zone. Ann M. Ziolkowski, McHenry, drive w-expired registration. (Pub. A No. 17,1983) Loretta Davis, Treasurer Robert J. Schulte, Lake Forest, speed 51 in 40 zone. Marion D. Hitt, McHenry, improper headlight oper. and drive w-o valid driver ttcenfce. Terry Morrison, McHenry, speed 54 in 40 zone. David E. Kicker, Wonder Lake, speed 32 in 20 zone and drtfoe w-o valid driver license. Brian M. Kelly, Woodstock, disobey stop sign. Roy L. Sye, Wood Dale, speed 54 in 40 zone. Frank Brostek, McCulkm Lake, maintain public health nuisance Debra C McAndrews, McCullom Lake, illegal parking. Daniel B. Brunow, McCullom Lake, speed 34 in 20 zone. Paul M. Strossner, McHenry, illegal parking. Chargolla Augustin, McCullom Lake, no valid village sticker. Robert Good, Gurnee, illegal parking. Irene Nooris, Evanston, speed 50 in 40. Charles R. Diedrick, McCullom Lake, speed 30 in 20 zone. .Randy Hagen, McCullom Lake, maintain unlicensed vehicle. Heidi L. Dasa, Wonder Lake, speed 52 in 40 zone. Sam A. Carlisi, Bloomingdale, speed 50 in 40 zone. Diane L. Rogers, Wander Lake, no valid registration. Patrick M. Folliard, Wonder Lake, speed 50 in 40 zone and no valid driver license in possession. James Odom, McCullom Lake, maintain an unlicensed vehicle. Todd C. Zarko, Harrington, speed 50 in 40 zone. Richard Moutrey, Capron, illegal parking. Josephine Wenkel, Wonder Lake, illegal parking. Lance Rachel, Wonder Lake, illegal parking. Mitchell L. Przetacznik Jr., McHenry, dog at large in Park. Joseph Rothmeyer, Wheeling, illegal parking. Jack Koivisto, McHenry, illegal parking. Joni B. Wohnrade, McCullom Lake, speed 50 in 40 zone. Carol F.M. Sterle, Glendale Heights, speed 51 in 40 zone. Steven P. Fallon, McHenry, speed 52 in 40 zone. Joyce A. Crawford, Wonder Lake, speed 51 in 40 zone. SKIM A QUARTER OFF THE CREAMS Of THE CROP Cotada Mixes in Bottles. The best tasting coiadas are now even easier to enjoy. Because fre've put Coco Lopez real Cream of coconut intartbree great flavored mixes -- Pina Colada, Strawberry and Banana. And the 750ML resealable bottle lets you mix as much -- or as little--as you want whenever you want the real creamy,taste of Coco Lopez. SAVE i i , i i i i i i i i i i i i i .j $ 248.69 $ 639.35 $15,075.18 $15,752.21 1,056.11 $16,808.32 $ 1,853.66 178.00 880.50 $ 2,912.16 $28,971.34 $ 5,425.44 $ 431.97 $ 6,451.00 $ 6,882.97 $28,971.34 $ 375.25 $ 217.80 30.09 $ 247.69 $ 623.14 MKE-OFF " to* registered trademerfc of The Nklwi Company; the Contest Is co-sponsored with General Electric Company Amer ica ' s Bake Off Con tes t co - sponsored by the P i l l sbury Company and Genera ! E : c t r i c Company . NEW THIS YEAR! A CROWAVE CATEGORY Get your en t ry b lanks he re . "SERVING McHENRY AftCA FOR OVER SO YEARS rag CAREY APPLIANCE, 1241 North Green Street. McHenry, Illinois 60050 815-3t5-5500 John P. Lodewyck, Elm wood Park, speed 54 in 40 zone. Matthew G. Reilly, Seagart, N.J. soliciting w-0 Permit. Joseph C. Parisi, Wonder Lake, improper passing. Salley K. VanLanken,Crystal Lake, improper parking. Robert J. Knowles, Ringwood, speed 31 in 20 zone. Wayne M. Lacourse Jr., Riverdale, 57 in 40 zone. S.O.S. Meets Aug. 25 the McHenry county orftasatton for Survivors of Suicide or S.O.S. will be having their bi-monthly meeting Aug. 25 at 8 pwin., announces their president, Irene Kinross. The meeting will take (dace at the offices of McHenry County Youth Service Bureau located at 4719 W. Elm (fit. 120) in McHenry. Those who have lost a son, daughter, husband or wife through suicide are urged to attend. For further information, call 815-344-8140 and ask for Mike. Registration schedules have been released for both of McHenry's High School campuses. ̂ West Campus A*; \ • • Registration for all students who will be attending McHenry Com­ munity High School West Campus is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 23, from 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. at West Cam­ pus. A packet of materials which will be necessary for registration has been mailed to each prospective student. Any student who has not received materials in the mail by Monday, August 15, should call the school, since forms contained in the packet will have to be filled out and sign Also included in the registration packet is an alphabetical schedule of registration times. Students are asked to follow the schedule in order to avoid long de lays in reg i s t e r ing . Any student who is unable to register at the designated time on Tuesday may come to West Campus for late registration Wednesday, Aug. 24, Thursday, Aug. 25, or Friday, Aug. 26, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Course selections which were made last year will not be held for any student who fails to register by Friday, Aug. 26. Student fees will be collected at registration. The basic fee for each student is $50. Students will also have the opportunity at registration to make a number of optional purchases including school insurance, parking permits, yearbooks, color picture packages, and athletic passes. Freshman and transfer students are reminded that they must bring their physical examination and im­ munization records, signed by a doctor, to registration. An orientation to West Campus will be held Wednesday evening, Aug. 24, at 7:30 far all freshmen and transfer students and their parents. The program will include a brief at West and to answer any general questions about the school. That program will be followed by an op­ portunity for a guided walk through the building and by refreshments and conversation in the cafeteria. Ad­ ministrators and counselors will be available to answer any individual questions a student or parent may have. Enrollment at West Campus in­ cludes all students, freshmen through seniors, whose parents live west of Route 31 and within district boun- dries. Any students who fed a mistake has been made in building assign­ ments or who have moved during the summer or who are not sure which building they should attend should call West Campus as soon as possible. The first day of school for all West Campus students will be Monday, Aug. 29. Attendance is required for all students. All students should report, to their homerooms on that day by 7:30 a.m. Bus transportation will begin on this day. Students will attend all classes on a shortened schedule. Dismissal will be at 10:30 a.m. Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 30, classes will be held at the regular times from 7:30 a.m. through 2:30 p.m. There will be no\ school Labor Day, Monday, Sept. & East Campus All students attending East Campus for the 1963-84 school year should participate in registration Monday, Aug. 22. Parking is available at the rear of the building: therefore, due to the limited number of spaces students are urged to carpool if at all possible. The entrance for registration will he through the north gym doors on Waukegan Road. Parents -lie welcome to accompany their children at registration. Students whose last names start with the following letters should report at the designated times, and they are asked not to come prior to their assigned time. Morning -- 7:30, A-Bi; 8, Bj-Bz; 8:30, C-D; 9, E-F; 9:30, G; 10, H-I; 10:30, J-K; 11, L; 11:30, M-Mi. Afternoon--1, Mj-N; 1:30,0-P, 2,Q- Se: 2:30,Sf-Sz; 3, T-We; 3:30, Wf-Z. During registration, the school nurse will collect physicals from entering freshmen and student! new to McHenry East High School. State law requires that all entering fresh­ men must submit a completed form prior to the start of Any student who has not turned in a completed physical examination will not be allowed to register for school without arrangements satisfactory to the school nurse. Official appointment cards stating the date of the exam will be the only alternative accepted. Also, students should make sure all Immunizations are complete and up-to-date. Students without completed immunizations will not be allowed to register. This year the basic student fee is $50. This amount covers the cost of textbooks and other fees. A private insurance policy is also available at option. Athletes are required to carry insurance, but there is a waiver available for those who qualify. The first day of student attendance will be Monday, Aug. 29. East will run a mini-schedule for all freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. The day will begin at 7:30 a.m. and end at 10:30 a.m. Busing will be pronged. Tuesday, Aug. 30, regular school houns-wiB begin, thaUs, 7:30 Sjn.'tt 2:30 p.m. All students' must. beta attendance on both Aug. 29 and 302 i Those who have unanswered questions or would simply like some information may call the school office any week day between 8 a.m. afcd 4 p.m. They will find the administration and office staff available at 385-1145. As a convenience, an after-hours telephone line has been started. By calling 385-1145 after hours, school calendars and information will be available. The line will be available evenings and weekends as well. PSYCHIC FAIR JAM Enterprises, a non-profit organization, will be presenting a psychic fair Sunday, Aug. 21, from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. at the Steak House, Northwest Hwy. Rt. 31, in Crystal Lake. The l guest attraction will be Irene' one of the most popular spokespersons in America. versatile media personality, ABC's "That's Incredible!" as one of her numerous international radio and levision appearances. This psychic is sponsored for purposes of en­ tertainment and education to in­ terested individuals. There will be an admission, which includes the lec­ tures. 14 listing tele\ fair CLASSES FOR Classical Ballet Adult Ballet Exercise WILL BEGIN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, 1983 FOR REGISTRATION and INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: LYDIA RANDOLPH 815/338-5610 On Monday, August 29 or Tuesday, August 30 Between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.