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McHenry Inge Aide Shores 344-1984 Susan Cable Among Top 50 In Miss Teen Contest Trustees Discuss Proposed Park For Village A special meeting of the board of trustees was called to discuss the proposed new park for the village, and Phase II was filed. DOGS It seems that the population explosion among the pet set will have to lead to more drastic measures to avoid the problem of annoying neighbors. Con­ tinuously barking dogs as well as straying animals are becoming a severe nuisance, and everybody is asked to cooperate to eliminate this. If you have a complaint you are, however, required to give your full name and address. Anonymous calls cannot be answered. SHORELINE WAVES We hope you have all seen the pink flyer informing you of the bazaar and of the "want list". The more donated items we have the easier it will be to price the finished products lower which would be nice for everybody in today's economy. All kinds of craft items, yarns, fabrics and even lumber scraps are needed. Another thing that would be greatly appreciated is "helping hands". Have you always wanted to learn how to knit or crochet? Or how to make lovely plaques? Or millions (sorry, I'm exaggerating a bit. How about hundreds?) of other things? In our club there are people for almost every project who can teach you while we provide the materials. This is your chance to get a few unusual ideas for handmade gifts for your family. This suggestion is open for everybody, no matter where. For knitting and crocheting projects, especially the indestructible slippers, call me at the number mentioned at the beginning of this column. Children and teenagers who would like to work on various craft objects in groups should call 344-1779. For general information regarding the bazaar please call 385-1547. Let's all work together to make our bazaar a real special event for everybody! The next meeting of the Shoreline Club will be held on USDA Announces Loan Interest Rate Increase The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced the interest rate on price support commodity loans and storage facility and drying equipment loans will be increased from 6.125 to 7.500 percent per an­ num, effective Oct. 1, 1975. the change reflects the increased cost to the Commodity Credit corporation of borrowing money. The new rate will apply to outstanding loans on which applications were received on or after Oct. 1, 1974, and to new loans disbursed on and after Oct. 1, 1975. The adjusted in­ terest rate on outstanding loans is in accordance with policy announced last Oct. 1. Hear God's Word Wherever You Are. SPONSORED BY: GUETTLER'S SERVICE ftTATlQN Tuesday, Oct. 21, at 7:30 p.m. The address is 804 S. Broad­ way. We are looking forward to seeing a lot of people there. ANNIVERSARY Walter and Bernice Wilson are celebrating their wedding anniversary today, and we want to wish them both many more happy years together. The Cosmopolitan and Dinner Optimist clubs of Aurora, sponsors of the 1976 Miss Teenage Aurora contest, which will be held Oct. 5 and 12 at' Waubonsee Community college, announce the names of the fifty highest test scorers from a field of 139 entrants who took a written exam prepared by World Book Encyclopedia. Those girls reaching the second plateau include Susan Cable, 17, of 5120 W. Parkview, McHenry. Sunday, Oct. 5, all fifty semi- finalists will have an individual judges interview in the mor­ ning. The afternoon program is open to the public beginning at 2 p.m. Each candidate will give a two-minute talent presen­ tation in the auditorium. Twelve finalists will be an­ nounced during the pageant finals Sunday, Oct. 12, in the auditorium beginning at 2 p.m The theme of the pageant this year is "A New Spirit of '76". Tickets for both the preliminary competition and the finals will be available at the door. Competition is open to the public. * * * * Regular exercise is one secret of old age. Girl Scout News Girls, are you interested in the out-of-doors, camping, community service or crafts? If any or all of these activities appeal to you and you are in seventh or eighth grade, then you should know about Girl Scout Cadette Troop 41. There will be an information and registration meeting Monday, Oct. 6, jat Faith Presbyterian church at 7:30 p.m. Bring an Area Students On Mcc Summer Honor Listing McHenry area students were among those who earned high academic honors (3.5--4.0) or honors (3.0--3.49) at McHenry County college during the summer 1975 session. On the ^ICC grading system, 4.0 is adult with you and discover the exciting things Cadettes are doing. equal to "A" and 3.0 is equal to "B" < Those receiving High Honors are Michael D. Willis of Island Lake; Earl W. Buck, Thomas M. Fenwick, Jr., Dorothy A. Heide, Jody L. Johnson, Thomas Kramer, Thomas C. Masc$, John P. Plutshack, Mary A. Seiben and Ken D. Zabielski, McHenry.f Meriting Honors are Melanie J. Rees and Richard F. Wolf, McHenry; Kenneth C. Beck, Ringwood; and John R. Summerkamp, Wonder Lake. SUPER WEEKEND BOMBSHELLS! SUPER WEEKEND BOMBSHELLS! SUPER WEEKEND WEEKEND SPECIAL! HORNSBYS ^ family centers ^ WEEKEND BOMBSHELL! Ml MIMW M MOM1 »0 LIMIT OUAMim imcmi «MM OOAM ttrat imi. Save 45% on Thirsty Terry Bath Towels 76* Our Reg. 1.37 Special savings on big 22" x 44" cotton terry bath towels. Choice of solid decorator colors by "Cannon." Wftsfon o 0 D Save on All Brands f Cigarettes PRICES EFFECTIVE FBI.. SAT. AND SUN., OCT. 3, 4, & 5 ings 8 100's. Warning: The Surgeon General has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health. Fashion Knockouts At Beat Down Prices!!I DRY UP HIGH PRICES WITH SCHICK! SARA LYNN RICHARDS EARNS DEGREE-Sara Lynn Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. 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