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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL i3, 1984 general News Census on child support, alimony planned in this area The U.S. Bureau of the Census will conduct its regular survey on employment and unem­ ployment in this area during the week of April 16-21, according to Stanley D. Moore, director of the Bureau's Regional office in Chicago. In addition to the usual questions on employment and unemployment the April survey will have questions on child support and alimony. The survey is conducted for the U.S. Department of labor in a scientifically designed sample of approximately 71,000 households throughout the United States. Employment and unemployment statistics based on results of this survey are used to provide a continuing measure of the economic health of the nation. For example, in February, 1984, the survey indicated that of the 112.7 million men and women in the civilian labor force, 103.9 million were em­ ployed. The nation's unem­ ployment rate was 7.8 percent, 0.2 percent lower than reported in January. * Information supplied by in­ dividuals participating in the survey is kept strictly con­ fidential by law T>. Suggest 55 degree soil for ideal soybean planting THE NEW WALTONIAN SUPPER CLUB 175 WALTONIAN TERRACE • FOX LAKE, IL (312)587-1888 (Overlooking the west shore of Fox Lake...come by boat or car...it's only hard to find us the first time!) WELCOME TO CHEFTAI TING (FORMERLY HEAD CHEF OF MARRIOTT'S KONA KAI'S) Enjoy our Dining Room £ Lounge 7 nights a week (open at noon on Sat. & Sun.) Lounge is newly redecorated ...Nostalgia Style. Our Sunday Night Singles Group has reformed... You ore invited. We need new members due to too many marriages.) (Plaindealcr photo by Donna Bfrtulis) Rotary Club of McHenry members Jack Slaughter, left, and George "Red" Tourville accept an early contribution to the club's tag day, from Easter Seal Poster Child Kenny Lewandowski. Rotary members will be collecting Saturday, April 14 at various locations around the city in their annual benefit for Easter Seals. Slaughter and Tourville are co-chairmen of this year's event. Rotary tags for Easter Seal McHenry Rotary members will be tagging throughout the city of McHenry Friday and Saturday, April 13-14 to benefit the Easter Seal Society of McHenry County in their annual spring Easter Seal lily cam­ paign. Everyone making a donation to Easter Seals will receive a white lily to wear on the lapel to signify support of the disabled of McHenry County. Chairman of the campaign is Jack Slaughter, McHenry. According to Jenny Van Treese, Easter Seal public realtions director, "The McHenry Rotary is one of our greatest supporters. They have great fun tagging for our society each year and" have always raised the most money...we truly appreciate their help!" Funds raised will be utilized to help offset the society's sliding scale of fees for speech, oc­ cupational and physical therapies. JOfiV OUR EASTER PARADE OF BEAUTY E A S T E R B O I M N E T S A R E O U T . . . S P R I N G F R E S H H A I R S H A P E S A R E I N . T H E P R O F E S S I O N A L S T Y L I S T S W I L L C O L O R , C U T , C U M , O R P E R M Y O U R H A I R T O E N H A N C E T H E N A T U R A L Y O U ! 5 4 0 / ! s f: ••• / / .- V*\ m m CHILDREN'S EASTER HAIR CUT SPECIAL , KEDZIE YEARS EXPERIENCE AS YOUR PROFESSIONAL STYLIST OWNER OF FRAN'S HIDDEN CURL FOR 11 YEARS NEW HOURS MON 8 AM & PM CLOSED TUES & WED THURS & FRI 8 AM 5 PM SATURDAY 8 AM 2 PM lm salon) & 2 PM ? frosnnaii WITH EXPERT STYLING ADVICE & OUR FINE LINE OF IN-HOME PRODUCTS. YOU CAN MAINTAIN THE PROFESSIONALLY STYLED LOOK ALL WEEK FRAN'S HIDDEN CURL 1212 N GREEN ST (Ofc. 8) McHENPY ILL *344 1019 KIDS! PAY FULL PRICE FOR OLDEST CHILD. PAY V2 PRICE FOR ALL OTHER CHILDREN IN THE FAMILY. WITH THIS AD MISTER'S COIFFURES 3701 W ELM*McHENRY*385-7550 ffletiuty f/cVi*xd$, SJru-- 2350 E. ROUTE 120. McHENRY 385-2290 EASTER WEEK SPECIAL $1250 PERM (REG. 425, INCLUDES CUT & STYLE OFFER A P R I L 1 7 APRIL 20 1 HAVE A BEAUTIFUL EASTER! BRUSH N' CURL 4901 W. ELM ST.. McHENRY 385-4777 PUT NEW STYLE IN YOUR SPRING WITH COLOR BY RAVEVIT... NEW FROM ITALY. HAVE FUN AND EXPERIMENT. THIS FANTASTIC NEW COLOR WASHES OUT IN 6 WEEKS. MEET NEW MANICURIST. PAM SOJA...SPECIALIST IN SCULPTURED NAILS. GREET EASTER WITH A SPECTACULAR NEW STYLE BY THE HAIR- CARE EXPERTS AT THE PINCURL. KEEP YOUR NEW STYLE V LOOKING SPECTACULAR WITH LUXURIOUS SHAMPOOS 6 RICH CONDITIONERS BY ff N€$US STOP IN FOR A FREE 1 1 NEXUS SAMPLE! Th«P/nCo/-l Bf«UTV SHOP 1330 N. RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY. ILL 385-7112 IT S BEEN TWO YEARS! "THANKS TO YOU. IT'S BEEN A GREAT 2 YEARS," KIM SCHMITT LET'S CELEBRATE s2°° OFF CUT & STYLE oi s5°° OFF PERK & CUT (Offer good thru 4/21 /84) CuU cN duxti. try U(lm 1400 S. RT. 31 (In Tonyan Building) McHENRY. IL 385-6160 "AS 385-1VV° 1226 N. GREEN ST.'McHENRY EASTER BEAUTY STARTS HERE! PERM SPECIAL Reg. '32 Reg. l32°° MON9-6 TUES ft FRI 9-5* WED 9-12 THURS 9-7'SAT 8-2 %' M Illinois farmers can expect good soybean emergence this spring if they wait for soil temperatures to reach 55 degrees at the four-inch depth before planting. According to James Shearl, manager of Illinois Crop Improvement Association, farmers waiting for warmer temperatures can look forward to better seed ger­ mination and more uniform stands. Testing indicates 1983 seed was stressed due to drought conditions during the pod fill stage. Shearl says warm tests show a high germination rate of 91 percent, while cold test results of 50 percent indicate stressed seed may not perform will in cold, damp conditions. However, disease tests place the occurrence of pod and stem blight at about .46 percent. Farmers can take several precautions to allow for good field results in 1984. Careful handling of seed can prevent mechanical injury to seed before planting. Farmers should avoid planting too deep by setting planters or seed drills at Ivfe to 2-inch depths. Also, seed with fugicide protectants will fare better in no-till or other adverse seed bed conditions. Planting Illinois certified seed also has an advantage. Nineteen years of Illinois 5- acre soybean yield contests proved certified seed outyielded noncertified seed by two and a half bushels an acre. farmers who have not pruchased seed for 1984 should not be frightened about the availability of soybean seed. But they should realize that supplies of popular varieties are very low. They are urged to contact their local certified seed dealer today to find out which varieties are still available. Orient tour is planned for June Local residents are invited to participate in a tour of the Orient this summer under the administration of McHenry County College instructor, David Elder, and Hoffman Estates High instructor Linda Lakin. Both Elder and Ms. Lakin are seasoned tour leaders. The 1984 Orient program entitled, "Japan and the Three Faces of China," will be their sixth tour abroad. The group of participants from the Northwest Suburban area will begin their 17-day cultural exploration of the Orient June 16. The itinerary includes Tokyo, Kyoto, Taipei, Guangzhou in the Peoples Republic of China, and Hong Kong. On the return flight to the states, travelers may elect a four-night Hawaiian option. Enrollment in the tour has already begun and local residents are urged to complete application for the Orient tour by the end of April. Brochures, travel ap­ plications, optional college credit and further information on the tour may be obtained by calling Elder at (815) 455-3700 extension 215 or Lakin at (312) 882-8000, extension 74. i BUNK BED CAPITAL of NORTHERN ILLINOIS FEATURES: Solid 2x6 pine construction, bolt on rails, ladder. Picture simllcfr: • -1' guard rail attaches to head and footboard NOW ONLY s134" •LAYAWAY AVAILABLE 'MATTRESSES EXTRA 'TRUNDLE BUNKS AVAILABLE ALSO jS DREAM RACER Twin Size Bed Makes Bedtime Something To Anticipate Reg. $399.95 SALE $294.99 HOOD WITH STEERING WHEEL AVAILABLE IN: BLUE, ALMOND .->1 WHITE, BROWN, AND YELLOW NOW ONLY L $372m° SKKET SOQM „»igq« REG. $465.00 PURCHASE [2] #7 77 8400 F GROUP INCLUDES: UPPER BED LOWER BED 5 DRAWER CHEST 3 SHELF BOOKCASE LADDER REG. $675.00 NOW ONLY $49900 SIMILAR PRICES ON ALL SETS IN STORE B Tami'j , $̂1 juvenile fuftftiTURe ̂ 4605 WEST ROUTE 120 • McHENRY. ILLINOIS 60050 •(•15) 385-9292* _ HOURS: Mon. Thur«., Frl. 10-9, Tuet.. 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