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PAGE4- PUUNDEALER - FRIDAY. Jl'NE 22,19S4 Outdoor movie scheduled The mb sets • the dwftinrr and the aroma of pofxxirn fills the mr m the family gathers Ufeflm lor amlhrr evening at unities in the park. : ITbs wiD be the second movie shown of a aeries of seven films shown on Tuesday evenings at Pear! Street Park. The next movie to be shown wiD be "J and the Beanstalk" c Jm 26 The movie will be free tao the public and will begin at duk. nf • n i 11> • • i r> •!<» ...Til Wa • • 11 • •• J • 8 neiresnmenis witi oe provKKu by the McHenry lions CU. Those attending should tiring blankets and lawn chairs. County board establishes "prevailing wage 99 Free lesson in windsurfing offered Residents can rh»nr«» their hack at windsurfing on Lambs Lake, on Saturday. July 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free lessons aod all needed equipment will be provided by Munson Marine. Children under 19 must be ac­ companied by an adult. For landlubbers and other where wffl also be a flea maxket held during the event. Dealer inquiries are welcome. Far more information on Wind­ surfing or The Lambs, caU (312) 362-4636. The board voled il-W to an ordmanee to prevailing Expressing dissatisfaction wage - the same paid to iwiwi with a law on wages for laborers - to maintenance contracted wockers, the workers whoae ae* vices are McHenry County Board cnrtracted by Oe county. The narrowly passed a prevailing board, winch pays contrarted Undeliverable mail common during moving season USINC ALL FRESH & NATURAL I INGREDIENTS ASSURES YOll.fl no FAST KLIVIRY... IA It ANTE ED NOT! s, v.;* SN-TNRS the p^ *•" » FII A SAT 4-12:39 P!TL1\ Summer months traditionally bring moving vans to many U-S. residences, and with the move comes one of the emit haiing problems for mailers and the postal service: undeliveraMe- as-addressed-mail. "During this summer, the postal service is pitting out information it hopes will reach all householders who will move." says McHenry Post­ master Leroy Smith. "We want to remind those people to give the postal service proper notification of change of address and to provide their regular correspondents, such as friends, relatives, magazine and newspaper publishers, and organizations, at least four weeks advance notice of the impending relocation." To further this effort, the McHenry Post Office offers a free change-of-address kit to persons and businesses plazming a move. The kit a supply of post cants, one to send to the post office, and the others to send to credit card com­ panies, doctors, department stores, magazines, insurance companies, and the others who send mail regularly to the person who is moving. Smith notes that senders as well as recipients benefit from proper notification because mail that cannot be delivered as addressed is returned, resulting in waste of time, materials and construction woekers prevailing i more or less cornered the scale for main- workers by a state law which went into effect Jan. 1. Delate this year, contracted workers on government-funded projects did not have to be paid prevailing the General voted June that luimtHiayce workers have to be paid prevailing wage. The prevailing wage statute does not vply to regular county employees, according to county la^hway Superintendent James Rahow. Rakow said if the county board had not passed the or­ dinance, the Labor Dep artment would be able to halt con­ traction on highway projects, which are bid to private firms. County board member Ed Buss, who said be only reluc­ tantly supported some state mandates, said the prevailing wage ordinance for main­ tenance workers was one he could not even reluctantly vote for. > Thore Emricson, District 3 board member, said the dose vote indicated the county's dissatisfaction with the state provision. He suggested the legislative committee of the county board draft a resolution to be sent to Springfield to protest the wage provision. "I'd like to see 96 counties knock this (ordinance) down the drain," Buss said. To make it easier for correspondents to keep in touch with persons who move, the postal service recently extended to 18 months the time period during which first class mail wfll be forwarded free for persons who submit a completed change of address form to their post office. PHONE 385-8116 i STUFFFD PIZZA TtAWDONAl SAIWnoe IW TIT OUI PAN PIZZA SAUCE fTAllAH Kff REGULAR TANGY SAUCE SAUSAGE PIZZA ) PIZZA m sauce COMMUTION ON AMUFFM NOW OPEN FOR LSNCH11 AM-3 PM 4 fr * MOORE HONEY 50 C MY OFF ™ p|ZZ* fOFFFR GOOD THRU 6 30 M £ (KOI VAIB WITH on*! SKOALS OtOffttSi MUST MFNTION AO*'€p'lSEV€NT WHEN ORDERING BY rHONC' ITJi TT RTCHNTOND RD E ."31" FROM NOW UNTIL MCHENRY'S FIESTA J>AYS WE WILL BE RELEASING "99 RED BALLOONS" V EACH WEEK FOR 5 WEEKS • COUPON IN EACH BALLOON (VALUES UP TO *50°°) WATCH FOR THEM IN YOUR AREA! 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