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Fbrmer and new owners of AAc Henry's Favorite Sports Center are shown above. In front, from left, Shirley Toole, Eileen Lane, Sue Cardamone, Debbie Oeffling STAW PHOTO-WAYNt OAnOBO and AAarisa AAerkel. Standing, from left, are Don Toole, George Lane, Chris Cardamone, Bill Oeffling and Pete AAerkel. New owners of McHenry Sports store George and Eileen Lane and Don and Shirley Toole have sold McHenry* 8 Favorite Sport Center to Chris and Sue Car­ damone, Bill and Debbie Oef­ fling, and Pete and Marisa Merkel. Change of ownership comes five years during which the Lane and Tooles have operated the business. The new owners announced this week that they intend to continue the same quality ^service and merchandise the public has enjoyed in the past. PAGE 3 - PL^lNDgALgEz-ERjyPMi _MARCH 8, ltg4 •adhere & » there in Business McHenry woman accessory designer Bev's World grand opening STAFF PHOTO-WAYNf GAYIOKD Bev Brinkley, co-owner of Bev's World, 1220 N. Green Street, A/VcHenry, holds cake bearing name of the new business for which grand opening is being held this weekend. Bev's World grand opening at the McHenry location, 1220 N. Green Street, had its start March 8 and continues Friday and Saturday, March 9 and 10. Owners are Bev and Harry Brinkley of Waukegan. Their daughter, Anne Marie, will manage the McHenry store. The business offers a com­ plete line of supplies and equipment for candy making and cake decorating, as well as service. Lessons are designed from beginners to advanced, young adults, children and men. In­ struction includes cake decorating, candy making and food classes. In additon to regular classes, the business seasonally offers one and one- half hour free lessons on candy making. Pool passes Park Director Peter Merkel received council support for a plan to have residents register early for pool passes. Bev Brinkley has been in the decorating business for 20 years. She attends seminars frequently to keep abreast of new trends in the industry. Tuesday Kitchen The Neighborhood Kitchen will again be in operation serving meals between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 13, in St. Patrick's Church hall on Washington Street. The kitchen opened last month to accommodate individuals or families in need. Transart Industries, a Georgia-based company art marketing firm has announced that Karen Lee Pepping is representing its company in this area. As an accessory designer, she will specialize in helping the clients to select the right art­ work for their home or office. She will offer suggestions concerning color coordination, wall groupings and the in­ vestment potential of original art. The firm specializes in direct residential, commerial and corporate sales consulting. TCie completed wall art is assembled, packaged and shipped to the accessory designer from Transart's Georiga plant. It is then hung on the client's wall by the designer. "We specialize in a complete start-to-finish job." Karen Lee said. KAREN PEPPING Some of Transart pieces and accessory pieces can be seen locally in corporate offices of Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's* Raven wood, Grant, Illinois Masonic and Palos Hospitals. License stickers made available Secretary of State Jim Edgar has announced that more than 1,400 Illinois financial in­ stitutions have begun over-the- counter sales of 1985 passenger car renewal stickers. Edgar said the 1985 stickers went on sale Feb. 1 at 660 banks, 171 savings and loan associations, 16 credit unions and about 600 Chicago area currency exchanges. "Services at financial in­ stitutions have been expanded to include sales of new passenger license plates being renewed this year," Edgar said. "If you have a current license plate with numbers only, you will be issued new plates this year," he explained. "If you want the same plate number, your application can be processed at a financial in­ stitution." The 1985 renewal stickers are green and should be placed in the upper left corner of the rear license plate or bottom of the new plate. " THE POLISH NATIONAL UNION IS SPONSORING A fV ST. PATRICK & ST. JOSEPH DAY DINNER POLKA DANCE SATURDAY, MARCH 17 DINNER AT 6 PM'DANCE AT 8 PM AT THE SPOJNIA PARK FLANDERS ROAD EAST Of RINGWOOD MUSICPROVIDED" BY ERNIE STETZ « THE NORTHWESI SOUNDS TOB TICKETS CALL 1EAM I UCAR7*fi51-422d McHenry Country Club Proudly announces our NEW SUNDAY BRUNCH STARTING MARCH 4 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Make your reservations now! A FRANK DISCUSSION OF AIR FARES Confused about air fares? Many people are. To assist you, the traveler, the American Society of Travel Agents, 'nc. (ASTA), the na­ tional trade association of travel agents, has prepared this notice to give you the latest facts about air fares. Travel agents are not allowed to give discounts/rebates unless specifically authorized by the airlines. U.S. federal laws make it a criminal offense to offer or give rebates/discounts below the government-approved official tariff fares on international tickets. 1 Each airline decides what fares to offer, what conditions must be met, and what rules must be followed to be eligible for special/discount fares. 2. Special/discount fares have conditions and rules estab­ lished by the airline, which limit tickets' availability to cer­ tain times and circumstances. 3. Travel agents are required to charge the fares under the rules and conditions established by the airlines. Air fares are confusing, but your ASTA travel agent stands ready to assist you by working with each airline's fares and rules on a daily basis. We use this knowledge to help you receive the best fare and the best schedule to meet your needs If you feel your fare or schedule should have been different, please call and allow us to explain our reasoning. Remember...Before you travel, get all the facts! 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