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MOTION S - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1964 RSIIVU WEEKENDS, WOl SKNl 845 sin<;i.k OK IM)I HI.K 8 40 SIN*«I. K OK IM>1 'HI.K 8 50 SINGLE OK IXH'HI.K Fri. or Sat. or Sun. or any combination. Taxes excluded. Free parking. Good through 9 2 84. I'nder 18. free in parents' room. Subject to availability. Cannot be combined with other discounts. The Marc Plaza in the heart of Milwaukee. Old World ele ince invitingly close to many of lilwaukee's prized summertime offerings. Shop in style at the renowned Grand Avenue Mall. Visit the acclaimed festivals at Milwaukee's magnificent lakefront. Then enjoy exquisite dining and nightlife at a singularly grand hotel. The Marc Plaza and Mil­ waukee. Welcome to the best of times. Reservations: 414-271-7250. (arcjpiaza Iotel Check out Milwaukee's sum­ mertime pleasures by checking in at the Sheraton May fair Inn. The Sheraton is near many of Milwaukee's attractions. Pro­ fessional baseball, the famous zoo, Mayfair shopping, auto racing, the State Fair, lakefront festivals. So check into the Sheraton Mayfair Inn. It's a good start to a great weekend. Reservations: 414-257-3400. Sheraton Mayfair Inn Soft lake breezes. Spirited festivals and good spirits. Summer weekends in Mil­ waukee are splendid. And the best way to savor them is to stay at Milwaukee's premier hotel. Just a few blocks from the lake front festivals, the Pfister offers gourmet dining, European service, sophisticated nightlife. And an Old World ambience that time has left untouched. Weekends at the Pfister. Elegance has never come at such a casual price. Reservations: 414-273-8222. Drunk boating law passes in Lake County By Chris Juzwik Plaindealer news service Although a tough or­ dinance clamping down on drunken boat operators passed in Lake County laist week, officials in McHenry County don't anticipate the same hap­ pening here. The new law requires that boat operators suspected of being drunk submit to breath tests or lose their license for a year. *nie or­ dinance is similar to that which applies to operators of cars in Illinois. The Lake County Board passed the ordinance by a 21-2 vote. McHenry County Sheriff's Police Safety Education Officer George Corson said he wasn'i exactly sure of the merits of the ordinance. "I know there is a lot of drinking on boats," Corson said. "But I don't believe it's a problem. But I haven't been working the water, so I'm not sure." He added that if the McHenry County Board follows suit, there will be an additional problem of training officers on en­ forcing the boating policy on the Fox River. "It all depends on the county board," Corson said. "They must approve it." County board Chairman Clint Claypool said the board has not discussed the boating situation. "I know there is a problem," Claypool said. "But, we have not con­ templated it. Claypool said the new ordinance may not be necessary for McHenry County. "I think there are Enough existing ordinances to govern the drinking problem," he said. 25-50% OFF FASHION! I / MISSY PETITE WOMEN'S MATERNITY JUNIORS T-SHIRTS 25% OFF T-SHIRTS. Reg. 19.00-35.00. By Beldock Popper, ' Duet, Bonnie & Bill. Solids & novelty patterns, many novelty styles. Poly/cotton knit. S,M,L. Blouses & Tops. 25% OFF PETITE TEE-SHIRTS. Reg.20.00-32.00 Well-known designers. Special selection of stripes, solids, boat necks, crew necks Poly/cotton. P,S,M. Petite Sportswear. 25-50% OFF JUNIOR T-SHIRTS. Reg 7 00 20 00 By Back to Back, Sheridan & Ocean Pacific. Assortment of solids & stripes. Cotton S.M.L. Young Attitudes. BLOUSES 25% OFF BLOUSES. Reg. 15.00-26.00. By Josephine, Lady Arrow. Ship & Shore. Crepe de chine T-tops in flashback & bateau neck and scoop neck. Cap sleeve. Solids & stripes. 8-18 & S,M.l. Moderate Sportswear. 50% OFF BLOUSES. Reg. 18.00-33.00. 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"Drownings are one thing, but accidents are another. People have to care." The Lake County or­ dinance is thought to be the first of its kind in the nation. The "implied consent" condition, which applies to car operators, is part of the boating ordinance as weU. Implied consent means that upon receiving a license the driver gives his or her consent to take the breath . test or surrender the license. Agriculture zoning change asked A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals by petitioners, The First National Bank of DesPlaines as executor of the estate of Emil Geiger, deceased, and Holger H. Harvey and Mildred M. Harvey, his wife, and Thomas W. Kelly and Audrey L. Kelly, his wife for an amendment to the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance from "A-l" agriculture district to "A- 2" agriculture district. The property is located in McHenry Township on the north side of Johnsburg Road ap­ proximately tone quarter mile west of Spring Grove Road and consists of approximately five acres. The hearing on the petition will be held on July 5, at 2 p.m., in Room 203 of the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 N. Seminary Ave., Woodstock. All those who are interested may appear and be heard. Trust your independent family optometrist with your vision care... He works directly for you. A message from the Mimas Optometnc Association sponsored t>y Metroptic inc \ < H C A N R K N I A N AQLASKNTIO W f l T F R C O N D I T I O N E R •LOW MONTHLY RENTAL •NO INSTALLATION CHARGE •FREE WATER TEST •30 DAY FREE TRIAL H I C K 5 G A 5 •Save on Detergents Soaps. Bleaches •Eliminate Hard Water Chores Spotless Dish Drying icksgaa, Inc H 1 1023 LAKE AVE. WOODSTOCK I CALL TODAY 815 3391299 Corner of Old Rout* 14 4 47 Woodstock, lllinoi•