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1 o >. » • » r aai Chamber EiMaltrc MrwUr Fru CimiIc 3993 will be Mhmi te tbe mm Ml In pooIlls a at 7 p.a. Ang. 28. Foeijisno to invited lo attend. PLAINDEALER"^ lego/ No/Ice Letter to the Editor Public Pulse (Til* fWoMx ln»H«» puSlit H mm (kit tilrnm at aa •ipteMiM at thatf •>••» •• ti f •«>•! to- >>r»M la HI (MHmaM). Oar aaty mmH to Aai MM »IW»I» fiv* ilfwaKn Ml aMmi aatf pkaw aatakar. W# a«> »aa rW -- IwSiiiSwl »a« «t«<W -- *» tmmm --»» H»aa aaca a mawHi. W»a i»»«r«« rtafc* »• <•*«-- • RESPECT FOR VOLUNTEERS "Dear Editor: "A few days ago I sat in my car and watched in absolute horror a volun­ teer from the McHenry Rescue squad, light flashing, horn honking, trying to get down Rt. 120. "Three cars were ahead of him, only one pulled over. This was not the first time I witnessed such a hap­ pening. Don't people realize these cars are emergency vehicles? "If it were their house burning or a loved one inured in an accident they ^ would pull over. It appears to me that some people have no conception as to the importance of these vehicles. "Let's have a little respect for the volunteers. One day we might need their help and they will not be available because the driver of a car would not let them pass. "DeidreK Kent" REER PARTY "Dear Public Pulse: "At the end of North Court street is one of the most beautiful natural woods around. Deer have been seen in • it this summer. It is being misused. "On Sunday evening Aug. 1, the city police arrested three squad cars full ot teenagers who were in the woods /Slaving a beer party. Besides the open t bottles of beer in each of the kid's hands, the trunks of the police cars were filled with six-packs, etc. One boy said he was 12 years old. Some of tlie girls looked 13 or 14 years old. While the police were in the woods, three car loads of kids drove up, saw the police cars and left. They were really going to have a big party. "The next day some returned to the woods and carried out more cases of beer. "These kids have been harassing the people whose property borders the woods for years. / r \ "We have been watching the papers \ to see what happened to the kids, but for some reason it's being kept out of the newspapers. We think the people of McHenry should be aware of what's going on. Where are they getting all the beer? What's being done about it? "Sincerely, " Elaine and Hank Nell" Continue Tests For Retardation Gov. James R. Thompson has signed into law SB 1218, sponsored by Sen. Jack Schaffer, R-Cary, which provides for continuation of testing for mental retardation and other metabolic diseases in newborn children. The measure was signed into law at the Illinois State Fair. Mental retardation and other metabolic diseases in newborns is cal led "Phenylketonuria" and is commonly referred to as "PKU". If this genetic disorder goes untreated, it causes severe retardation in infants because of the accumulation of toxic metabolic products. SB 1388 provides that the Depart­ ment of Public Health will continue to test for the disease indefinitely. Had the measure not been approved, testing would have ended Dec. 1,1983. 1 - * Jf n ' Public Building Commission Vacancy The Courhouse . Operations committee > of the McHenry County board will accept applications from persons interested in being recom­ mended for appointment to the McHenry County Public Building commission for a term to Sept. 1,1987. Application forms are available in the County board offices, Room 204, 2200 N. Seminary avenue, Woodstock, 111., 80098, Phone 338-2040, extension 221. They should be returned to that office no later than Tuesday, Aug. 31, 1982, in care of Ed Buss, chairman, Courthouse Operations committee. •888889898988888889898M1 American Legion Post 491 RM6W00Q ROAD, MCHENRY OPEN TO THE PUBUC FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00 MO P.M.) •KKMll YOUCMUT •0TMEIMMIMJUUIU PIUS GIANT SAIAD BAR INCLUDED HALL FOR RENT PERECT FOR WEDDINGS BANQUETS PARTIES AND MORE THE MCHENRY PLAINOEALER NEWSPAPER Aveilsbto At The Following Locotions: •WHITI HON PANTRY •LAKEVICW •McHINRY DRUG •SUNNYSIDE •BILL LIQUORS FOODS •SOIGERS •ADAMS GROCERY DRUCSTORC •LITTLE STORE •SIN FRANKLIN •FRED A IRENE'S TAP •OSCO DRUGS •SUNRISE GROCERY •JCWKL •STEINY TAP •HORNSSY'S •McCULLOM LAKE •HCRMCSACO. GROCERY •LIQUOR MART •NORTHWEST TRAIN •VIUAGi MART •trrs A PIECES •JARSTORS •REVCO DRUG •McHCNRY •ISLAND FOOOS HOSPITAL •CONVENIENT •POOD MART FOOO •Jt L GAS •COUNTRY • Aa HAROWARC CUPtOARD BY NORTHERN POX DINTAL ASSOCIATES SCHOOL AND SUMMER CHECK-UPS? Hos your child seen a Dentist this past year? K not, maybe his or her teeth ore being neglected. Many children will tell their parents about their teeth and gums only after they hurt. Many times it's too late for Preventive Dentistry at this point. Don't neglect your children's teeth. Bring them in for check-ups. preferably twice a year. Children need these check-ups becouse decay spreads faster in their teeth due to their oral bocteria and the amount of sugar that they Nt. Also, they may not know how tp properly clean their teeth Parents, be wise dental consumers and don't wait until youf-chTldren's teeth hurt. Bring them/tn twice a year for check-ups, and keep their smiles healthy and bright. By the way, you'll save money by having your kids routinely see their Dentist. The Northern Fox Dentists are dedicated to having your children keep their teeth for a lifetime. Remember, see your Dentist twice a year • if you don't hove a regular Den­ tist, coll one from Northern Fox Dental Associates. HHP SMILING' IK NQtlMEM FOX MUl AS0CU1B will feature articles on the most currant trend) in Don ti* try ' IMMUtUltm MUPCULMJ Crystal lake Ambutol 4900 to. Rt 91 Cryttol laka. II. 40014 499-3740* MVS & MM. MJ Crystal lake Ambutol 49009a. 8t. 31 Crystal Laka, N. 40014 499-1172* S413 9o. Rt. 31 Crystal Laka. H. 40014 499-2203* UUffOtD, Ml KEV1WBKZYN, I MS-1M0 |Jj, , iji.jl |j»l nor vara uvmui v wniwr • 15-*43-8939 •For emergency coro 34 hours call A Keepftn* Healthy ASSUMED NAME • PUBLICATION NOTICE Public Notice la hereby given that on Auguat 11, 1982, a certificate was filed In the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names ana post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as THE DOG HOUSE, located at 4108 W. Waukegan Road, McHenry, 1L., 60050 which certificate sets forth the owners as follows: Isobel P. Adelizzi, 5313 West Shore Dr., McHenry, IL. Dated August 11, 1882 Roeemkry Azsaro, County'. Clerk (Pub. Aug. 20,37* Sept. 3.1982) No.820tM7 Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Education of School District Number 156, in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois, that tentative budget for said School District for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1982 wil lbe on file and conveniently available to public in­ spection at 3926 W. Main s treet , McHenry. Illinois, in this School District from and after 8 o'clock a.m., on the 18th day of August, 1982. Notice is further hereby given that a public hearing on said budget will be held at 7:30 o'clock p.m. on the 21st day of September, 1982 at 3926 West Main Street , McHenry. Illinois, in this School District Number 136, in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois. James S. Tonvan, Secretary (Pub. August20,1982) No. 820966 Durooee is toheSnschi public health nurses, community nurses, or any nurses who work with school-aged children, roncn a level of constancy where they are able to conduct comproheMtve health pro^ramO la the schools. We knew that if steRsetaaee to grow and learn and become productive memcers oc society, they must attain food health and maintain It. So, by providing com* prehensive health servtcea In the schools, we can help assure that our children have the boot poooiMe i. lear­ ning environment During the 1982-83 school yom, under I- SNAP, training for hearing, vision and spinal testing will be offered to Wnots school SSSSiSSSASSk A new program is being offered to about 200 school nurses They will be taught how to test children for signs of spinal abnormalities, such as curvature of the spine. Two hundred trained nurses means the screening will be available to about 600,000 school children. The I-SNAP course for spinal tooting will be offered seven times during the school year at seven different locations throughout Illinois. It is s two- semester-hour course which requires two hill days of training. The state health department is con­ ducting the course in cooperat ion with Southern I l l inois university; so nurses who take the training can earn two hours of either graduate or undergraduate credit. Continuing Education Units will be swsrded to thoee who want them. Courseo in vision and hearing screening will also be offered during this school year These will be offered nine times each, and par­ ticipants will earn three semeoter hours of grsduate or un­ dergraduate credit for each course, or Con­ tinuing Education Units for those who want them. College credits are not mandatory for thoee nurses who want the training but do not need or want the academic credita. The dates of the courses have been staggered so that a nurse who is interested in all three can work them into her schedule. Through such training, school nurses can make an even more important contribution, not only to the health of Illinois school children but to the children's ability to reach their tan potential. If you want specific informstion about I- SNAP courseo, contact the Illinois Department of Public Health, School Health Section, 988 Weet Jefferson Street , Springfield, m., 83781. WHO KNOWS? 1. What does the phrase "Requiescst is Pace" mean? 2. Who first explored Greenland? 3. Who was the first Post­ master-General? 4. To what doss anthoio- r refer? Where were the first mechanical wstchss made? 6. What were these mechanical watches call­ ed? 7. What outstanding war event took place on August 14, 1943? 8. When was the first successful trip made on Pulton's Clermont? 9. In what war was the Battle of New Orieana fought? i:«££pZr *• Koocn • wfjf» Aaseti- 3. Benjamin Franklin. 4. A collection of poems, stories, etc. 5. Germany. 8. Nuremberg eggs. 7. Jspsa capitulated to the Albas. 8. August 17, lg07, the steamboat traveled from New York to Afton?--ISO •.n-- in 33 hears. 9. The War sf 1812. THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE CHURCH OF GOD OF McHENRY 3613 John St., McHenry, III. 365-1304,344-3950 John Eost, Postor natural ii si Mint •f tbe AssNptiN 9ev. iomos O. Oaynor. Asst. Prtost toy. Watte* Johnson. M.M. Row. Stenley Rysner Rev. C. Alfred Dietsch Sat. Ivo. Mass SPM 8««lilH» ALI|«|A|l|k|| rvTTllt9 •vnvvy wwii^nrtun Sunday masses 4:39. 9:90. 9:30.9:4*. 10:44. 11:00 12 MOON McNmq Evaef elical Fm CM 3031 Lincoln Rood 344-1111 Church Rostov Roy Wlsnov 1-4SS-947S Sundey Service 10:30 | Sunday Ivo Sorvlco 4:00PM Sunday School 9:1S-10:1S SI fracis Palish Natiml CitMk Ctarck lost ot Rlnpwood Rood Sunday Masses - 11 AM Fetber Joseph Srsefc ASSMM; if Ei< Raster Lawrence Thompson 1309 N. Court St. 144-OSS7 Sunday School 9:30 Worship I0:4SAM. 4:00PM Wafer lakt Sible Charck Phone:73S-0433 or 730 1407 7SOI Howe Drive Wonder I eke Illinois Merle D. Conklln Pastor Sunday: Sunday School 9:30 AM" Morninf Worship Sorvlco I0:S0 AM Prayor Hour-Wed. 7:30PM Pint MM Methodist Charch 3717 W. Main Street Church phono 30S-093I Thomas lawory. Postor | Personapo phono 301-1313 Sunday Sorvlco 9:30 Faith Preshf terian Church 3107 Wost Lincoln Rood (Across from outdoor Theeter) Worship: S:30« 10:49 Children 9 Adult Sunday School 9:30AM Othlo Study-Weds. 9:39AM Pastor: Dr. Krtc J. Snyder j Nursery Services Available Heme of The Joyful Noise Si Mi tti Baptist Citric Charch JohnsWtf Rev. Leo Oortet. Poster Rectory Phone: 39S-I477 Set. Ivo. Moss S:30 9 1:00PM Fulfills Sun. Ohttfotten Sun. Messes 7. 9. 10:30 8 13 NOON Weekdays 7:309 9 . First Baptist Clutch 49101. Wonder Loho Rd. Wonder Loho, NMnels Phone: 730-1001 Pester - Dennis Show Sunday Worship 11 AM Olhle Study 10AM Wednesdey Prayor end Olhle Study 7PM MoeiitHepe United Methodist 101S W Sroedwey Plstokee Highland* Church phene:3l3-497 300S Linde Mlsewic*- Porconto. Pester Porsenoee (313)497-3934 Sunday School: 9: IS a.m. Summer Worshlp-9:30 AM Church Of God Wonder leke. Illinois 4010 Wostwood Drive Wonder leke 0IS 4S3-9900 Janlo A. long. Pester Morninf Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Cvening Preyer Service S:30 p.m. Sunday Sehoel 10:00 a.m. Tho Evaafaiical latheraa Chared of All Saints 313 SS7 7737 (Office) 313-497 4S37 (Postor s Office) Rev. J. W. Hufhet III Sundey Schedule: Worship Services S: I SAM end 10:30AM Sundey School 9:1 SAM St Paal's Episcapal Charch 3SS-0390 3704 W. St. Pool's 9 Croon Rev. Wm. H. Merley. vicor Sundey Services S:00AM Holy lucherlsl 9:30 AM Holy lucherist end Sermon Nursery provided Wed. 9:30AM Holy lucherist Holy Deys es announced Allionct Bihlo Charch 301SW. Oull Volley Rd. Rev. Ceroid Robertson Pro-Service Preyer I: I SAM First Worship Service 9:39AM Sunday School 9:4SAM Second Worship Service 11:00AM Choir Practice 4:00PM Ivoninf Service 7:00PM Wednesday Olhle Study 9 7:30PM Charch of Christ 1304 N Pork St. McHenry, N. Worship 9:09 a.m. 91 We Class 19:00 em. Phono: 919-344-9947 finrfil.JistN Frnnl Horn 9419W.IIMSTR99T I AAelltilftV I ^^^^e^^W8^^^98 v Glavlane's Interiors 414 S. ROOTI 31 McHSNRV 309-3744 M» Pats Cs. P.O. OOX It AciHartwui 9739W.*M9T989T McNisn Track LIM, IK. >.0. BOX 171 389-9713 Chain O'lakos Evangelical Covenant Charch 4011 N. Wllmot Rood Rev. Mitchell Censldlne Worship Service 10:00 e.m. Church phone 497-3000 Porsenofe 497 3050 Ringwaod Mathodist Charch Rinfwood. Illinois Postor Cordon Smith Rot 440 3S4S Church 4S3-49S4 Sunday 9ilS a.m. Church School at 9:4S a.m. McHanry Cavity Frianis| Mntiai (Qaakar) lit 9 3rd Sunday. 11:00 a.m. For information call 3SS 0S13or313 403 3040 Christ the Kief Catholic Charch S004 1. Wonder loko Rood Wonder lake Illinois Sun. Massos: 9,10 a.m. end| Neon Set. Iveninp Mess 1:00 p.m. Fulfills Sundey Ofcllfotien Zion Evangelical Lutheran Charch (Missouri Synod) 4304 W. Week open Rd. (.Rte. 130) Rev. Hermenn F Oreef 145 0039 80S 1414 Sundey Worship 7:4S 9 19:30 Nursery Services provided at 10:30 Iducation for Iternity Sunday School Children end Youth 9:00e.m. Nitiritf Lutheran Charch 31041. Wonder leke Rd Sea 1S7 Phone SS3-3033 Wonder leke, Illinois Sunday Worship 0:00 e.m 9 10:30 am Sunday School 9:00 a.m. (Nursery Fecllltlos Aveileble) United Pentecostal Charch 3SS Sunnyslde Leke moor Rev. Nelen Hllderhrend 313-379-4309 Sundey 9:4S e.m. S 4:30p.m. Wednesdey 7:30 p.m. Olhle Study Fridey 7:30p.m. Youth Service Fmal Faneral Hone 7411 HANCOCK DRIVI WONDIR IAKI I 734 0333 --Mclltnry SaviifslLoM 1309 N. CRIIN STRUT McHINRY First National lank of McHttn 3014 W RTI. lA sAaUiyev aa Mmwv r 9013 W. HM 9TR9ST 399-0170 Stall tak 9818 W. BUS 9TtMt First Baptist Charch S09 Front St 80S 0003 Rev. Marshall I Worry Sihle Study-Sunday School 9 : 3 0 e m Worship Sorvlco I0:4S a m and 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayor Sorvlco j 7 : 0 0 p . m . St Patrick's Catholic Charch Rev. Idmund Petit. Pastor Sat Ivo (Sunday ohlifotion | fulfilled) S p.m. Sunday i 7:IS. 4:30. 9:43, II 9 13:IS Christian Science Society Lincoln Rd and lastwood lano Sunday Sorvlco 0 Sunday School 10:30 Wed I p m Reading Room Tues. 4 Thurs 2 4 Saturday 11-12 Neon Charch of God of McHenry , (Pentecostal) 3413 John St. McHenry. II Sundoy School 10:00 e.m Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday Ivoning 4:00 p.m. John lost. Pastor Phono 30S 1304 344 39S0 Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Charch 404 N Croon St Rev. Roger W. Schneider Phone 305 77S4 or 34S 4030I Sunday Church 0:30 4 I0:4S| Sundey School 9:11 Nursery Services Avollahle>| Peter M. Jastn Finral Han 3007 W.I IM STRUT McHINRY 344 This space available to advertisers for pennies an issue. 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