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Freight IMMEDIATE SALE! 815/385-2100 Vote To Program The McBmry City Council voted Monday night to go to bid on the 1963 summer road program, which will cost an estimated $168,127.30. The program outlined for this summer includes 1.S inch asphalt overlayment on 19 streets, seal coating on 36 streets and slurry seal on seven streets. McHenry roads slated for asphalt overlayment, at an estimated cost of 179,330, are: --Sunset Avenue, from Willow to Home. -••Rogers Avenue, from Willow to Home. --Beach Road, from Bonner south to end. --Flower Avenue, from Home to Willow --Spruce Lane, from Flower east to end. --Freund Avenue, from Maple to Elm. --Lincoln Avenue, from Freund to Church. --Church Street, from Freund to Grand. --Home Avenue, from Park Lane west to end. --Callistra Street, from South to Crestwood. --Third Street, from John to James. --Oak Avenue, from Center east to end. --Grove Avenue, from Center east to end. --James Street, from Green to Center. --Venice Avenue, from Park east to end. --Riverside Drive, from Elm south to end. --Maple Street, at the bridge. --Waukegan Road, from the sewage treatment plant to the curbed section. --Hunter Path, from Hilltop to Broadway. --Sunrise View, from Bonita to Hilltop. --Sunrise View, from Broadway to Capri. --Capri Terrace, from Sunrise to Pleasant. --Hollywood Blvd., from Vine to --Venice Court, ffam Park Street Beach. west. --Beach Drive, Hollywood to west Roads scheduled for seal coating city limits --Meadow Road, from Bull Valley to Miller. v --Orchard Path, from Bull Valley to Miliar. --Miller Drive, from Hilltop to Meadow. ^-Riverside Drive, from Miller to the channel. --Kinley Blvd., from McHenry to Riverside. --McHenry Avenue, from Stillhill to Miller. --Hilltop Blvd., from Sunrise to --Beach Drive, from Pearl to this summer, at an estimated cost of 664,719.60, are: --Oak Drive, from Orleans to the Lakeland Park ditch. --Victoria Avenue, east of the existing end in in Country Club. --Hilltop Blvd., from Bull Valley to Miller. --Hilltop Blvd., from Kinley to Stillhill. --Hilltop Blvd., from Beach to Vista Terrace. Pleasant. --Pleasant View, from Hilltop to Broadway. --Miller Drive, from Meadow Road to McHenry Avehue. --Kinley Blvd., from Hilltop to McHenry. ' \ --Vista Terrace, from Hilltop to Broadway. --Biscayne, from Hilltop to Broadway. Riverside. --Carol Avenue, from Beach to Stillhill. --Terrace Drive, from Hilltop to Broadway. --Broadway, from Biscayne to Sunrise. --Pleasant View, from Broadway to Capri. \ % --Broadway, from Sunrise to Pleasant. --Bonnie Brae, from Sunrise to Pleasant. ' --Bonita, from Sunrise to Biscayne. --Biscayne, from Bonita to Hilltop. --Biscayne, from Hollywood to Bonita. --Sunrise View, from Hilltop to Broadway. --Broadway, from Bull Valley to Stillhill. --Stillhill, from Hilltop to Broad­ way. Seven roads are to be coated with slurry seal at an estimated cost of $24,077:50. They are: --Shepherd Hill. --Green Street, from Elm to Washington. --Hampton Court. --Chesterfield. -•-Allen Avenue, from John to Green. --Highview Avenue, from Elm to Home. --Country Club Drive, from Charlotte to Crescent. TICK FEVER Two deaths, attributed to Rocky Mountain spotted fever, have been reported to the Illinois Department of Public Health this summer. A seven- year-old Madison county boy died on May 13 and a 13-year-old boy from Whiteside county died on July 18. Nine other cases of the disease have been f^orted so far this year - two in Madison county, three in Sangamon, and one each in Cumberland, Grundy, Christian and Williamson counties. PAGE 5 • PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 19.1983 Pi Alpha Chapter To Aid Saturday Recycling Drive The Pi Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will co-sponsor, with the McHenry County Defenders, the recycling drive to be held Saturday, Aug. 20, from 9 a.m. to l p.m. Since no permanent site has yeHbeen found for the drive, it will again be held at the West campus of McHenry Community High School, 4724 West Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. Beta Sigma Phi is an international cultural, social and service sorority. Each year the local chapter, Pi Alpha, participates in one of these drives in order to help finance com­ munity activities. " Last year, the group made a contribution to FISH, a local help to the needy jroup. They were also instrumental in bringing the Moon Rock display to McHenry. One of their projects for the coming year is to establish a library at the hospital in McHenry. This library will, of course, be moved to the new facility when it is completed, ac­ cording to Lynn Micklinghoff, vice- president, and Peggy Waelchli, president. Notification of a permanent location for recycling drives will be made through the newspapers, radio stations, and signs around town. A call to the McHenry County Defenders office, 459-0450, will also give the latest information. Water Safety Patrol LakeFest The first annual Family Water Safety Patrol LakeFest will be held Saturday, Aug. 20, at Northwestern Military & Naval Academy, 550 S. Shore Drive on Lake Geneva. Festivities will begin at 4 p.m. and will include such fun-packed events as children's Olympic games, races, hot air balloons, parachute jumpers and a water-ski show. Entertainment will include country western bands, a rock group, dixie­ land bands and the Sweet Adelines. Tickets are available through the Water Safety Patrol at 414 248-4436 or at the gate. All the food you can eat, plus beer, wine and soft drinks are included in the price of a ticket. A cup of mushrooms is rich in niacin and iron, and makes a low calorie treat for the diet-conscious. f̂ OUNTY ̂NOTES VA Administers Restored Pay The Veterans Administration has been designated to administer restored benefits payments to veterans' spouses and children who lost their benefits under the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1961. Congress authorized restoration of these benefits to carry out a promise made by the military to service personnel who lata* died in or as a result of military service. The VA will pay benefits similar to those eliminated if the eligible parson is the survivor of a member or former member of the armed forces who died while on active duty prior to Aug. 13, 1961, or whose death after discharge was the result of a disability incurred in or aggravated by militaiy service before Aug. IS, 1961. ^ Eligible students should receive their restored benefits checks Aug. 1. Payments will be retroactive to January, 1963. Those eligible for parents with child-in-care benefits are expected to receive their first checks during October. Call Alzheimer Support Meeting The support group for families of patients with Alzheimer's disease or related disorders will meet Aug. 24 at 7:30p.m. at Family Alliance, Inc., 248 N. Throop street, Woodstock. Due to the confidential and personal nature of the group, meetings are limited to family members of afflicted persons. Persons wishing to attend should phone 815 338-3590. Alzheimer's disease is a progressive, irreversible brain disease for which there is yet no known cause or treatment. Early symptoms include memory loss, disorientation, and diminishing in­ tellectual capabilities. These dementing diseases can and do strike at any adult age but tend to be more prevelent during retirement years. The problem that families face in dealing with long-term care of the patient and emotional, financial, and social stress are immense and all too often devastating. Family support groups being organized throughout the nation offer a caring situation where family members share their problems and seek solutions together. There is no charge. mvs NMOO amsdQ 4 BIG OATS - AUGUST 19,20,21 & 22 0NLT1I WE'RE TURNING PMCES UPSIDE DOWNl OVER 150 CARS AND TRUCKS ON SALE •CERTIFIED APPRAISER ON HAND .BANK & GMAC REPS ON HAND The McHenry Plaindealer (USft 3JS-200) 1IS7S Ml 2 Wh) llm StrMf PHon* I1S-M$-0170 McMssfy Illinois 400)0 Thomas C. MllUr-PublUhar Ad»U Fro«hlich-Edltor 9tMrt> Winning JUtattpaper MCMSilt NATIONAL NiWSFAKR ASOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES $u.M irm NO HAGGLING! 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