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\ P AGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. JULY •• PI MMHCAIIR-- Letters to the Editor Public Pulse (T>M Imttn pwMIt to mm >•>"» «•>!• coJwmn M an at Dw» <X«I on o» 9*n»<ml InltfMt t« »»r tommunil, Owt only It rt»«< tK« wrttvri fi«« ripwlwr* Ml Www and pfcona nanki Wfa atk too ,ha> on* indtvtdwal not wrtto on tK« torn* >ukt*ct mora tfcon onco oot h month Wo ro»orvo t»to rlftit to Moto ony motoriol which wo comtrfor lihotout or in oh^octionohlo to»to.) OUR ENTIRE STOCK reduced including bedroom,| dining room, and living room furniture. All Special Orders Reduced Including Bennington Pine Many Floor Samples Reduced up to 40% Many Items in Stock for Immediate Delivery SALE Now In Progress Frcedum Prrtud furmt FREE DELIVERY REGULAR STORf HOURS Tueafcv tfvu Satudav 9 to b f'Kto* 9 to 9 Cio^d Su»d«» and MuikUY E M clustvn Ettrly American Ptnm Shopim "Dedr Editor: "The Coalition for Political Honesty open primary petition drive has now reached over 400.000 signatures We must collect 625.000 signatures by Monday. Aug 21. to qualify for the November ballot We know from past petition campaigns that a large number of petitions are returned in the last six weeks "We are asking our many petition passers in the I NOBODY; •but nobodyJ f WILL SELL J YOU A NEW# VERSAILLES Of BOBCAT f LINCOLN or MONARCH • MARK V w CAPRI • COUGAR of XR 7 • ZEPHYR or Z 7 + MARQUIS ^ FOR LESS; THAN • COLLEGE* HILL i McHenry area to make a final effort to reach our goal. "Petitions with less than twenty-five signatures do count. If you cannot fill a petition, send in the partial list, signed and notarized. No matter how many mistakes there are on a petition, send it in One good signature could make the difference "More than 82 percent of the registered voters in McHem-y county did not vote in the March primary election, which cost t*e taxpayers more than $80,000 It's time to show our legislators how we fee! by taking a stand on this im­ portant issue "The Coalition is also cir­ culating a petition to put a Property. Tax Freeze referendum on the November ballot. Complete details appear in this issue of the Plaindealer. "Both petitions may be ob­ tained by contacting me at the following address: "Sincerely, "Lynne Donarski "McHenry County Petition Coordinator "3111 W Crescent Ave "McHenr^, 111.. 60050 '385-6269" h#ve a nice weekend... Earn Re-Accreditation . MEND A FENCE * * * WE'RE OVER STOCKED XL NEW CARS MUST BE SOLD 5% • t • • • • • • • • • DEALER + INVOICE^ OVER o SPECIAL SALE • THRU 7/20/78 • COLLEGE • HILL LINCOLN MERCURY A Rt. 31 Just North • of 176 • CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL+ 459-4900 I • • t We ran out ot Toro Snow Master" snow- throwers by Sept last year Our new ship­ ment's in And $20 down now holds one for you Pay the balance by Nov. 1 and save up to $30 off the regular price Think snow now. Hsventfou done without aToro kmc enough? We have em in now ^ you can m$ow your shovel away! "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" Geo. P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry 385-0420 Doris Wagner, MT (ASCP), supervisor of the blood bank and trmavftesftoa wervice «t McH hospital, shows off the award presented to the service hy the Americani^Moci*^on^ B,®od * . _ Surrounding Ms. Wagner are, from left. Marge Schwab. MT (ASCP) Ba yt,MLT (ASCP), Spring Grove; Mary-Jo Uniek. MLT (ASCP), Wtnhefan: Michael Saba*. MT (ASCP). Woodstock, and Betty Douglas, laboratory assistant, Crystal Lake. The blood bank and tran­ sfusion services at McHenry hospital have been awarded a two year re-accreditation by the American Association of Blood Banks, according to Anthony Corcoran, executive director of the hospital. "We congratulate the laboratory personnel and their director. Dr G R Vuckovic, for the high professional standards which they maintain in the service of our patients." The continued accreditation of the laboratory services follows a recent on-site survey by the AABB. "Your level of medical, technical and ad­ ministrative performance has satisfied our surveyors that you have met or exceeded the rigorous standards set by the American Association," the announcement stated. "The primary goal of this voluntary professional program is to assist facilities like yours to maintain ex­ cellence, and thus provide higher quality of blood, blood products and service to patients." Calvin Wynveen, M.T. (ASCP), is supervisor of the laboratory and Doris Wagner, M.T. (ASCP) is supervisor of the blood bank. i V.A. NEWS ! Because the high cost of real estate today may keep some married veterans from seeking GI home loans, the Veterans administration wants veterans to know their spouse's salary can be counted in computing the loan amount for which they may qualify VA policy considers the full combined income of both the veteran and spouse when the income of the veteran alone is not sufficient to qualify for the amount of the loan. The same standards applied to the income of the veteran are applied to that of the spouse The type of duration of em­ ployment will determine if the income of either or both can be considered reliable for the relatively long term of loan payments. The VA exercises judgment and discretion based on facts in particular cases No hard and fast rules apply. Potential family growth is no longer considered by VA in determining income for loan purposes, and VA has been successful in discouraging lender solicitation from veterans or their wives regarding child bearing capability. Complete information on GI loans can be obtained at VA regional offices, local veterans service organizations and state county service officers House approves financial assistance for NYC. n SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE NOW NO ONE CAN BEAT OUR PRICES ON 78 PONTIACS SOFT • WATER RENTAL No installation charge JslEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call can answer _ _ per month any questions RENT PHONE 312-259-3393 SOFT Ront-o-Soft, a division of tho Arlington SoH Wator Company, Arlington Hoights, Illinois 40004 Serving McHenry Area ircstonc STOP IN . . PROVE VACATION TIRE SALE SAVfS-M SET OF FRNR LOMQ TME MNLEAQE T«m Ui'^ni Mm ill In | •W^ TH WDC AND SAVE! "All Models'to Choose From. Immediate Delivery" OVERTON CADILLAC-PONTIAC Route 31 & 120-McHenry (815) 385-6000 ECONOMY VALUE! POLYESTER CORD h DELUXE CHAMPION ajw I ftMttftFiT MUM mTftk+ma PICKUP, VAN ft RV TIRES SALE! ALLTERRAIN 4-Whaal Driva TIra StM rttMf N ftm SMI met hm M.T. 7.S-14LT 6 • S4SS •4S.S7 • 3 3* 10 15LT 4 • B I O ss.sa 4 34 10 16LT 6 •S SO S1.SS 4 39 11 151T •6 71 tS S4.7S 4 23 4005W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. 385-2323 'DEAL WITH THE PRO'S McHENRY FIRESTONE. INC. j { j College Honors j DEGREE AWARDED Kristi Weyland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Weyland of McHenry, accepted an associate degree in Food Services from Nicoiet college in Rhinelander. Wis. in early June. MASTER'S DEGREE A Master of Fine Arts degree in English with distinction was conferred upon Scott Dennis Johnson during recent com­ mencement exercises at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. The student, a 1970 graduate of Foreman high school. Chicago, graduated with honors from Indiana^ university with a bachelor of arts in 1974. He is a university Fellow and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson of 1003 Hampton court, McHenry JOINS FRATERNITY Brian Bauer, a student at Northern Illinois university, was inducted into Pi Sigma Epsilon, chapter Gamma zee, recently. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Donald Bauer of McHenry.^ DEAN S LIST Henry Voorhees of McHenry, a senior at Hope college, Holland, Mich., has earned dean's list recognition for academic achievement during the second semester of the 1977- 78 school year DEAN'S LIST Karyl Bryniarski, 3009 W Route 120, McHenry, achieved academic distinction at Arizona State university during the spring semester of study She is majoring in psychology in the College of Liberal Arts Ms Bryniarski's name appears on the university's dean's list comprised of the names of those students who compiled grade-point averages between 3 50 < B plus) and 4.00 < A) while completing twelve or more resident and graded credit hours of study during the spring term Wonder Lake Woman Enters Exhibit Of Art The public is invited to attend American Artists '78 to be presented by American Society of Artists, a national mem bership organization, at Palatine mall, Hicks and Baldwin. Palatine, Saturday, July 15 (10 a m to 5:30 p.m.) .and Sunday, July 16 (11 a m to 5 p.m.). Exhibitors from Indiana, Ohio and Illinois will display a fascinating variety of work There will be oil, watercolor and acrylic paintings, photo art and fiber art One exhibitor will demonstrate silversmithing and another painting in oils. Among the exhibitors will be Ellen Jacobsen, Ramble road. Wonder Lake, exhibiting and creating silhouettes, and David Landwehr. Hill road, Marengo, exhibiting ph-oto-art Both are members of American Society of Artists and have exhibited widely throughout the area Clean, Please Waitress: "We have prac­ tically everything on the menu " Patron: "So I see Could you please bring me a clean onel" Security American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy Complete security for that specialplace you call home. It's the most comprehensive, home­ owners coverage we've ever offered. 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