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*l>«® M-PLAINDEALER HERALD, WEDNESDAY . NOVEMBER 14.19S4 l«ocal DAR chapter to meet on Nov. 26 • xa, <3" The Kishwaukee Trail Chapter National Society {laughters American Revolution will have the Illinois State .Begent NSDAR as guest at the Nov. 26 wfll be held in felowship United Methodist Church, 205 W. South St., Woodstock. Mrs. Donald S. Zimmerman, state regent NSDAR has been a DAR member since 1962, and has been active in her chapter, state and national NSDAR. She taught school for 20 years, as a high school home economics ^Local residents named to < seats on Agency on Aging ^.. Representatives of McHenry *A»ounty recently met with ap­ proximately 125 other advocates for the elderly at the annual meting of the Region Two Area Agency on Aging, held in Oak *rook. The agency's board of directors appointed Jane •' Winther of Marengo and Judith >0Eilak of McHenry to represent v«McHenry County on the ad­ visory council. Paul Laudick of McHenry was appointed for a 'Second term on the board of r directors, and Eleanore Perry of McHenry was appointed as a new representative of McHenry County on the board. The board also honored Hedy Malki Of Harvard and Audrey Walgenbach of Woodstock, outgoing members of the adivsory council who have served since 1979 and 1981, respectively, and Rev. Thomas Johnson of Crystal Lake, who has represented McHenry County on the board of directors since 1979. Voting info sought in survey L The U.S. Bureau of the Census * frill conduct its regular survey on employment and unem­ ployment in the area during the week of Nov. 19 to 23, according to Stanley D. Moore, director of the bureau's regional office in Chicago. ; In November, additional survey questions will be provide information on voter registration and participation in (fee November general election. Hm survey is conducted for i U.S. Department of Labor in scientifically Resigned sample approximately 71,000 iseholds throughtout the I States. Employment and mployent statistics based on results of the survey are used to provide a continuing measure of Jhe economic health of the illation. _ For example, in September, 1984 the survey indicated that of £he 113.7 million men and en in the civilian labor . 105.2 million were em- iploye. The nation's unem­ ployment rate for civilian tyorkers was 7.4 percent. The overall unemployment rate was is. -Information supplied by in­ dividuals participating in the survey is kept strictly con­ fidential by law and the results are used only to compile statistical totals. THERE IS NO PICTURE SO NO ONE KNOWS WHO. BUTGUESS WHAT SHIRLEY, WE ALL DO HAPPY 50th LOVE, YOUR FAMILY. the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental r $1.00 per hour for every hour thereafter. (Example-2 hours • total charge $1 plus tax.) 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Percentage off rapraaanta •avinga on ragular pricaa. Price* effective thru Saturday. Nov. 17th. CHARGE IT. OPEN SUNDAYS. THE STYLING SALON Brtckypr*. 745-0333 Ford City. 58' -6376 Fox Valley. 851 6400 Oolt Will, 299-0246 Lakahurat. 473-0340 Lincoln Mall. 401 2698 Loul* Jotlet Mall. 439 1444' North brook Court. 480-7474 North Riverside. 447 8793 Orland Square. 349-7390 Spring Hill Mall. 428-6988 Woodflald. 882 7454 Yorktown. 629 7760 • ItaO C Penney Company Ine teacher. Her husband operates a grain and livestock farm and they have two sons. Her subject will be "Duty and Responsibility with Honor. Anyone interested in joining Kishwaukee Trail Chapter NSDAR may call Amy Brink, 338-0783. Guests will be welcome at the meeting. Members may bring guests. Hostesses will be Mrs. Melvin Long and Mrs. Lisle Bassett. both members from McHenry. At the October Kishwaukee Trail Chapter NSDAR meeting Congressman Philip M. Crane was the guest speaker on "Our Duty-the Preservation of Our Country." The 4th Division, Illinois NSDAR met recently in Lom­ bard with seven members from Kishwaukee Trail Chapter at­ tending. Renew driver's license early BY SEC. OF STATE JIM EDGAR If your drivers license expires during the winter months, you may renew it now and avoid the ice and snow later. All drivers receive their renewel notices approximately 30 days before the license ex­ pires, and a policy in the Driver Services Department allows motorists to renew their licenses up to one year before the ex­ piration date. Safety hints: This early renewal policy gives every Illinois driver the opportunity to renew his or her license unaer ideal weather and road conditions. The policy also makes renewal convenient for Illinoisans who drive south for the winter or who plan to be out of town when their licenses expire. r. Although written and-or road tests may not be required for renewal, you still must drive to a facility for a vision test and to have a photo taken. T# If you plan to renew your drivers license at a COOK County drivers license facility, you might consider doing so on a Tuesday or Thursday; If you Ian to renew your drivers icense at a facility outside of Cook County, you might con­ sider doing so on a Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday. Renewing on the suggested days will help you avoid the busiest times. ATTENTION ALL KIDS! FREE MOVIE FRI. • NOV. 23 TIm Dentil C«nt«r is trutiiif 400 kMt to: • "THE MILLION DOLLAR HOBO" m At The McHenry Theater, 1204 N. Green St. Friday, November 23 at 10:00 AM • First Come, First Served i Pick up your ticket at any Dental Center Ottice • 400 seats available McHENRY 1324 Riverside Dr. (815) 385-1360 • ISLAND LAKE USE.State SI. (312)524 1100 • HARVARD 103 W.Sumner (815)943-5939 • SUNNYBURG 4113WilmotRd. • , (815 ) 344-0028 I:\TA ENTER uR. C. J. LUDF0RD # DR. JOHN GALAN ' 2 DR. KEVIN WEGRZYN m DR. 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The following are the topics to be covered and their presenters: Americanism--11th District Sr. Vice Commander Robert Migalla Children and Youth--Dept. Chaplain Rev. Bob Augustine Community Service--2nd Divi­ sion Commander Tom Rizzo Membership--Past 11th District Commander Virgil Banker P a r l i a m e n t a r y P r o ­ cedure-Past 11th District Com­ mander John Skaleny P u b l i c R e l a t i o n s -- P a s t McHenry Cdunty Commander Dwayne Raney V e t e r a n s A f f a i r s a n d Rehab--Past Kane County Com­ mander and V.A.C. Superinten­ dent John Carfx Bogardus--Past Post 171 Com­ mander Ernie Robbins. For additional information, con­ tact John Skalany, Legion Leader­ ship Chairman, at 459-5696. 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