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4 - PLAI>DEALER-HER ALD. m ED>ESDA^ . FEBRUARY 27.I«W5 Stontini students help with Letters provide interesting column material Defenders recycling drive ••'Using something only once is» r*5\er enough," according to a ®cHenry County Defender ajiokesman. "Not only are we wilting the natural resources mat went in to the manufacture the product, but we are wasting one of our scarcest commodities-landfill space. Recycling is a valid solid waste disposal option." • .Co-sponsoring the McHenry County Defender recycling (fcfcve. Saturday, March 2, will I the 8th grade class of Montini le School. The drive will be in the* parking lot of rHenry Community High Sdhool West Campus, 4724 West Crystal Lake Road, from 9 a.m. tfrl p.m. . 'fcach year the graduating ol&ss of Montini, according to Dolores Wines, class advisor, 4teks to earn money to pay the expenses of the entire class to (&feat America. This has tpcome a tradition to which 63 c^kss members look forward. addition to bringing the rwjwspaper to the drive, should anyone have paper but no way to get it to the drive, call Montini Middle School anytime between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. at 385-1022. The deadline for arranging a pick-up will be Thursday, Feb. 28 at 4 p.m. since school will be closed on Friday, March 1. Items which you can bring to the drive include newspaper with no junk mail or magizines included, brown paper bags and cardboard in manageable bundles, glass containers with all plastic and metal removed, "tin" cans rinsed and flattened, aluminum scrap of all kinds, and used motor oil. As usual, there will be a buy- back program in effect for 100 percent aluminum cans. The going market price is paid for them, with a bonus of 2 cents per pound if the cans are crushed and an additional 2 cents per pound for lots of more than 100 pounds. For additional information, contact a Defender represen­ tative at 385-8512. Dear SIH: Pardon my ignorance, but what comes after Trillion? Counting for what it's worth. K. Brown So I Hear Walsh Dear K, Two trillion. (Candidate's night set f aiticlatinA AJiiianm fr»lln\L" nart nno QnH narf twn i: Yours truly, S.I.H. JiThe Legislative Advisory etuncil (LAC) of the McHenry Aj-ea Chamber of Commerce ££11 sponsor a candidate's night Wednesday, March 20 in Parkland School. Candidates city office will have the (Opportunity to present their news and their aspirations for tile future of McHenry. The format of candidate's night will be in two parts. The aldermanic and administrative candidates will be included in the first portion of the program and the mayoral candidates in the second. The format for part one will be to permit a three- minute opening statement by each candidate in the main assembly room, which is the learning center of Parkland. The next 15 minutes will be devoted to concerns of each ward. A separate classroom will be available for each of the four wards. The candidates will answer questions presented in writing from the audience. Each room will be monitored by a representative from the LAC. Then all will return to the learning center for a one-minute presentation by each candidate. A refreshment break will Amendment to industrial zoning wanted f* -'k petition has been filed for Scaring before the McHenry Cpunty Zoning Board of Appeals by petitioners Road Materials Corporation for an amendment fp the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance from "I-l" light industrial district to "E-l" •state district. v.The property is located $(unda Township to the south of ®ish Road approximately one- half mile east of the junction of Valley View Road and Nish ffcoad and consists of ap­ proximately 50.389 acres. >!The hearing on the petition Will be held Wednesday, Feb. 27, $ 2 p.m., in Room 203 of the McHenry County Courthouse, feoo N. Seminary Ave.. Wood­ stock. All those who are in­ vested may appear and be ward. PIONEER MEETING -I The regular monthly meeting <jf the board of directors of the tfcHenry County Association for (be Retarded will be held on .Thursday, Feb. 28, at 8 p.m. at jfoOl Dayton St., McHenry. •r Happy Birthday f? follow part one and part two will be a debate among the mayoral candidates. There are three mayoral candidates in the city of McHenry. Five questions will be addressed during the debate. The LAC is seeking suggestions from the general public on questions or issues to be addressed by the candidates. Return questions to the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, 1257 N. Green St., Our annual card comes from Betty and Dan O'Shea, the Irish Globetrotters. This one comes from Phoenix and they refrain from men­ tioning the temperature. Their daughter, Shelia Aleckson of McHenry, sent them the clipping of the Irish Prairie review. Come June the O'Sheas will be in Ireland to check on the Walsh and Gibbs clans. Hope they say hello to my cousins. February 12,1985 Dear Earl: The 16th McHenry Day in Florida will be held at Anderson Park, Tarpon Springs. Florida in Shelter No. 7 on March 30. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Everybody attending should provide their own lunch and a grill will be ready for bar­ becuing if desired. Anderson Park is located on Highway 19 at Tarpon Springs and it is the same place that the original McHenry Day was held. Everybody visiting in the area (from McHenry) is cordially invited. A large attendance is expected. Bill and Pauline Pries P.S. Would appreciate this little invite being published in the SIH column. Thanks a lot. Glad to mention McHenry Day. This column has carried notices and reports of the event for many years. A large number of McHenryites have sand in their shoes. We will soon be reading glowing reports from the baseball training camps. My big wish is that the season won't open until all agreements between owners and the players association are signed and sealed. Fans don't want strikes. A card came from Arnold Rauen, who is way out in Palm Springs, California organizing a new chapter of the St. Joseph The Worker movement. He adds that even some Irish are joining. (Quite a story if you want to believe it). In the same mail came the first St. Patrick's Day card of 1985. The note read: "Just trying to make spring come around! Happy St. Paddy's Day. From that 'English' girl at the Plaindealer." Carole Must admit I haven't been too well lately, but a letter from a funeral home shook me. It wasn't what I thought. The letter carried this wish, "Hope you are on your way to complete recovery." That was consoling. 'Twas all in fun and signed-- Your loving readers, Dan Justen and Verne Sund After looking forward to the 17th of March for many moons, I'm afraid my celebration will be limited this year. Better days are coming. Since I have been unable to get out where I pick up bits of news, it is nice to get mail. It helps to put a column together. Shocking to say the least. The Sunday Trib came out with a long story about Cub pitchers using the spitball. Old Timers would laugh. I saw Jess Davidson, imported pitcher for a McHenry team, chewing slippery Elm to get saliva enough to wet the ball real good. It actually splashed into the catchers mitt. It was legal in those days. Those were the days when baseball games were played in the Driving Park at the south end of Center Street. The area later became Wattles Sub­ division. March first is the traditional moving day. Farm leases ex­ pired on that day. Maybe they still do. Farmers had a getting ready to differed farm, pitched in to help. big job of move to a Neighbors If you ever lived on a farm, you know that each cow has her own station and will move right to it when let in the barn from the pasture or cow yard. Moving to a new location was confusing for the transplanted bossies. I'm not getting into the ad­ vertising departments business, but anybody who has suffered from such torture as pinched nerves has a chance of getting relief. Of course, this has to be prescribed by a doctor. All I can do is vouch for the effectiveness in my case. The first'3'thing I will do when I get out of the cabin will be to get a haircut. Laugh if you want to. Call this another "Cooped Up" column and we will send it to our editor. TAKK A TRIP TO PARADISIt HAWAII *499 6 DAYS/5 NIGHTS »AIR& HOTEL 5 DAYS OF FUN & SUN ON LOVELY. EXCITING WAIKIKI BEACH AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE. ADVENTURES UNLIMITED TRAVEL 4720 W LLM SI . (RTE. 120) • NEXT TO BOB'S COLORS McHENRY *344-4100 INCOME TAX SERVICE PAUL A. SCHWEGEL ft CO. 4817W. ELM ST. McHENRY CALL (8is)385-44io SERVING ALL YOUR NEEDS FOR 29 YEARS! 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BOMS Pack 10 pin 2 FREE disposable twin blade razors Oil Milwaikee 24 Can Case •Reguif •UfM 24 12 oi cans Osco Sale Price 5- imr Less Mfr Rebate 1 Oice Sale Pnce 1.69 ess Mf' Rebate 1.00 Gallop Takle Wins i Liters •CMCl 6u->t >»»' 1 •*« »<rt* •xe»-t 6trj««a» Osco Sate Pnce After Rebate t AM; MR,AN STORES COMPANY PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FEB. 28 THRU SAT. MARCH 2, 1985. WE RESERVE THE RIGHTT0 LIMIT QUANTITIES. America s Drug Store 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: • Crystal Lake 230 Virginia 455 1040 • McHenry 4222 Um 385 7 744 • Woodstock 410 Eastwood 338 6760