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PAGE 20 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1975 McHenry Shores Inge Aide 344-1984 Broken Street Signs Are Result Of Vandalism Again a rash of vandalism has broken out, concentrating on street signs. It seems that very often youngsters think it great fun to confuse people that way. Have you every thought what it could mean to you and your children if the Rescue Squad, for instance, could not come to your house in time because they were not able to find the street because of a missing sign? Please, parents, point these possibilities out to your children. Once a sign has been removed it might take a while until it is replaced, especially if it was broken off completely. A PLEA FOR HALLOWEEN Although it is still two weeks till the night of trick or treat, let me ask you to, please, switch on your porch lights so that none of the little goblins get lost in the dark. POLICE REPORT The following tickets were issued to persons who did not display the current village vehicle stickers: Timothy Lee Sands, Mary E. Walker, Daniel Karnowski, Armando Castillo, Jr., Beatrice M. Swanson, Sheila M. Branklin and Christine Moehling. One ticket was issued for a dog running at large to Phyllis Accetta. A summons for a con­ tinuously barking dog was given to Joseph F. Palace. SHORELINE WAVES You did not think I would forget about the Shoreline Cub, did you? As mentioned earlier the next meeting will be held at 804 S. Broadway on Oct. 21. Please, plan to come. It is a great way of meeting new people, finding out about your community, and bring some excitement into your life. Maybe you are new to the village and would like to get to know some of your neighbors, maybe you just don't know what to do with yourself every third Tuesday of the month. Maybe you need to get out of the house once in awhile. Whatever your reasons, we would love having you. Maybe you would even like to help with our bazaar! In that case, you'd be doubly welcome. The Shoreline Club has 7/i£ ^asAion <S(i< It's Our Anniversary! AND WE:RE Sale-abratinq •** October 15-16-17 & 18 W WED. THRU SAT. 20S-50* ON SELECT GROUPS OF: • Sportswear • Dresses • Gowns • Pantsuits SAVE MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS TOO! THE MSHION SHOPPE 1007 N. FRONT ST. McHENRY (815) 385-7747 organized a welcoming com­ mittee that wants to greet each and every newcomer to the ^community. So, if you are new or know of somebody who just moved in,~ please call Janet Rees at 385-6941, Kathleen O'Connc- at 344-1779 or Linda Luersson at 385-1547. Janet had a "Welcome your new neigh­ bor" coffee at her house last week, and Kathleen and Linda helped with everything. As a result, here is a list of people who moved to McHenry Chores recently: Steve and Nancy Pierce with daughter, Melanie, Mr. and Mrs. John • Ruiz with son, David, Anthony and Karen ^ Fick with son, Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Semro, Jr., Tim and Jan Ballowe with sons, Scott and Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Reitz with children, Valerie, Laurie, Scott and Nicole, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Alton with children, Dave, Linda and Kenny and David and Beryl Grimes with son,- Stephen. We are glad you joined us, welcome to McHenry Shores, and we all hope you will be very • happy here. We love our village and are tyring very hard to make it an even better place to live. BIRTHDAYSAND ANNIVERSARIES Today Arthur Randall Egger is 16 years old and Karen Panerali is 3. Tomorrow is Dorothy Koleno's birthday. Oct. 19 Martin Koleno, Jr., is Chain O'Lakes Church To Show "The Deceiver" ... Satanic interference in the total program of the church shapes the theme for "The Deceiver", a 70-minute color film to be shown at McHenry high school West campus, 7 P.M., Tuesday, Oct. 21, and at Chain O'Lakes Evangelical church, Pistakee Highlands on Oct. 25, 7 P.M. A companion release to the film, "The Enemy", this second production details the strategy of evil in the lives of Christians. "The Enemy" documented Satan's wiles against the non-committed. "The Deceiver" tells the story of a family active in church aff'irs and what hap­ pened whe the teen-agers in the family became interested in the occult. "Our thesis is that Satan's boldest strokes are aimed at the Christian rather than the worlding," says Ken Anderson, who wrote the script and directed the film. "When the celebrating his, and Oct. 22 is shared by James Dostal who will be 16 and Carole Hen- derlong. A very happy birthday to all of you! Today is also Raymond and Barbara Pogor's anniversaryi and on Oct. 23 William and\joan Dostal are celebrating theirs. Many more happy years to you all! EXHIBIT CATTLE Northern Pump Farms of McHenry will be exhibiting ten head o? purehead Hereford beef cattle at the North American Livestock expr-laor. in Louisville Nov. 1. officials of the shov> reported recently. Northern Pump Farms will be competing against other breeders from all over the church door opens, he's there. He never misses a Sunday!" In "The Deceiver", adult Christians point fingers of blame at the Church's youth. They reassess their viewpoints, however, when a series of events turn the accusing fingers back in their direction. United States and Canada for premiums and awards which total some $125,000. The ex­ position, which is one of the largest such livestock shows in the nation, is expected to feature more than 3,500 head of top-quality cattle and sheep. Overlooked The world has forgotten, in its concern with Left and Right, that there is an Above and Below. -Times, Hampton, la. Modern Cooks We wonder how many brides can bake their cake and eat them, too. -Eagle, Dothan, Ala. Here And There In Business moomaoaeem * FREE NOW! Social Security Direct Deposit • Convenient! • Loss Proof! • Theft Proof! 385-5400 for details call "Customer Service" THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENRY 3814 W. ELM STREET • McHENRY, ILLINOIS 815-385-5400 A "BOO"TIFUL DISPLAY-Le Anne Norton, fourth grade student at Valley View school, was one of the eight members of Miss Judy Hamilton's class, who helped decorate the windows at the National Tea store in McHenry in the Halloween theme. Decorations were created as a class project. In November, eight other members of the fourth grade will decorate the windows in a Thanksgiving theme. The class hopes to make decorations every month in different themes in keeping with the seasons. We Invite You To Open A New Door In . . . 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