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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 26 Aug 1983, p. 23

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200 East Grant Hwy Q) Marengo. IL 60152 815 568-7258 ^ 118 Cass O Woodstock. IL 60098 815 338-2900 viv.vie:%:yw:&• •& ^ ^ ^ face can distract i automobile, the KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS JOIN MONTINI F.ACULTY-Pict»red above, from left, Ron Svoboda, superintendent, stated that these new Daryl Cennett, Judy Drennan, Linda Krawcsyk, teachers "will add a great deal to the ay stem with their Elizabeth Ruelle, Candy Smulski and Margaret Huck, experience and talent." are new teachers at Montini Catholic Schools this term. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD A TASTY, BOISTEROUS, "GIMME-SOME-FOOD" FAMILY BASH CORN FESTIVAL Realtors Record August 27-28--9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Gobble up a weekend's wortji of food. And have it all prepared the old fashion way... by relic farm equipment that was new when grandpa was young.;; * f Monster threshing ma- chine, corn shelling gadgets . / < ... all displayed this weekend k l only. And we'll be offering fresh;\\/fw buttered coi n-on-the-cob! A family food affair if there ever /, was one. And remember: we yft also feature daily "Wild West f Cowboy Gunfight Shows" Va f ' throughout the weekend. fall Adult $3.00 admission includes v|I' ' entertainment. ^ N Located at South Union Rd. A Route 20, Union, IL Take the NW Tollway to the Rt. 20/Marengo exit ANTIQUE VILLAGE - * Rock ford &. MUSEUM For information: 815/923-2214 Address \ CHILD CARE | CENTER 6:45 AM -5:30 PM M ® Safety Sense Many motorcyclists overtook an important piece uf their safety wardrobe eye pMCScHon - when they dress to ride. In order to ride safely, you must be able to see clearly. A bug or small mm w I'ACIK 23 - PLAINDEAI.EH - FRIDAY. AUG U8T 28. IMS SERVICE SPECIAL Of THE WEEK 908 N. FRONT (S. RT. 31) McHENRY | protects the driver's eyes from wind, rain, and flying bugs or rocks. On a motorcycle a face shield or pair of goggles serves the same ftmcQofc. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation suggests your face shield or goggles should be : » ...Free from scratches and shat­ terproof (bearing the ZX.1 or VESC 8 standard in the upper right hand corner). Scratches on eye protection are particularly dangerous at night because they reflect the glare of streetlights and oncoming headlights. ...Securely fastened so they won't blow off. ...Constructed to protect the from dirt, bugs, dust, water, and i foreign objects. Regular, sunglasses do not provide proper eye protection on a motorcycle. ...Well-ventilated to prevent fogging that can distort vision. ...Equipped with clear lenses if used at night. After dark, tinted lenses can reduce vision significantly. IMSCfDRUM ] BRAKES I SPECIAL $ | PRICE I I I I I I A REGULAR $187.72 VALUE •INCLUDES PARTS AND LABOR FOR 4-WHEEL BRAKE RELINE •PRICE IS BASED ON LATE MODEL FULL-SIZE GM PASSENGER C •OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 10,1983 QEEE3 ̂ Adult Education Classes Offered At Johnsburg Fall classes of Adult Education classes that will be offered by McHenry County College at John­ sburg High School will start Oct. 3. Available classes being planned at this time are: Typing, Bookkeeping, G.E.D., Photography, Calligraphy, Conversational Spanish, Wood­ working, Diesel Mechanics, Welding, Beginning Primarily Patches, Yoga and Dancercise. Interested persons may register by phone at the college 455-6510 starting Sept. 6. Registration will also be held at the high school the week of Oct. 3 on the nights that the classes start. Classes are limited for size, so if interested, it would be a good idea to register in advance at the college to be sure of a place in the class of your choice. If there are not enough advance registrants the class may be canceled. There will also be seminars in Microcomputer: "Software for the Apple Computet" and "getting to Know a Microcomputer". Bring Good Health Message To McHenry County Fair Because of a cooperative effort of six organizations and other con­ cerned individuals, the Portes Cancer Prevention Center, a non­ profit health evaluation center for the detection of cancer and other diseases, was able to bring the message of the importance of early detection taUhe McHenry OoaitytAWF-ai, American Revolution, the Whispering Oaks Woman's Club, and the Wonder Lake Woman's Club all cooperated in recruiting volunteers for the Portes booth at the fair. Fair. The Woodstock-McHenry Division of the American Cancer Society, The McHenry County Senior Citizens Council, the Daughters of the Helping The <4dog days" of summer are here. Over much of the country, air conditioners are providing relief from the summer heat. But an air conditioner isn't the only way to beat the heat. Did you know a whole house or attic fan also can help co(A your home? By providing ven­ tilation, whole house fans can help keep you comfortable at a fraction of the cost of central air conditioning. According to a recent article in the Boston Globe, attic fans are enjoying a revival due to the high costs of energy. 1 How does whole-house ventilation translate into whole-house cooling? Firsts a large three-or-four-bladed fan with a diameter of 20 to 36 inches is installed in the attic flow, in a entral part of the Conklin, Kathleen Dasing, .Joan Althoff, and Neida Rechisky, McHenry; Rita Groff, Harriet Bell, Lorraine Henely, and Hazel Cavins, all of Wonder Lake. HOW 10 SUBSCRIBE TO THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER The McHonry Ploindeoler 3812 W. Elm Street McHehry II 60050 • 3 YEARS - $40.00 • 2 YEARS - $28.50 D I YEAR $I6.50 •6 MONTHS - $8.50 • PAYMENT ENCLOSED LIQUID CHLORINE NOW S ONLY 99 CALLON *••. s3.»9 Prices good in ' McHenry County i • EDUCATIONAL PRE SCHOOL . VG |NDOOR 8 OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES PLAY AREAS • LOW FAMILY RATES • BEFORE ft AFTER SCHOOL CARE • QUALIFIED TEACHERS FOR GRADE SCHOOL CHILDREN •HOT LUNCHES outside air is drawn up into the attic where it replaces hot attic air which is then ventilated through attic vents. The amount of air through the house depends on the number of windows open. The more you open, the more air moves through. However, if you keep only a few windows open, air will move faster and create a breeze-like effect. When installing a whole house fan, two essential questions should be answered: (1) What fan size should be used? (2) What type of exhaust ventilation is necessary? The McHenry County Board of Realtors suggests you call a local dealer to advise you on exactly the right size fan and exhaust ventilation you need according to your home's particular dimensions. RECIPE & By Sarah Aaa* Sbeidaa Macaroni salads are hearty enough to feature as main dishes for luncheon and evening menus. They should contain something crunchy like crisp celery, something colorful like strips of green pepper and pimientos and something to give them zest like scraped onion or a tangy salad dressing. 8 oz. elbow macaroni 1 c cooked crabmeat 1 c green pepper chopped 1 c chopped celery '/« c chopped pimientos '/* c slivered almonds 3 hard cooked eggs chopped '/» c mayonnaise 2 t sait Pepper to taste. Cook macaroni by direc­ tions. Chill. Flake crabmeat. Combine cooked macaroni, crabmeat and remaining in­ gredients. Mix thoroughly, but lightly. Chill several hours before serving on salad |IC€DI. fan draws air from outside into the house when a few windows are opened on the first and second floors. The cooler, "urn MARENGO FEDERAL AND THE STATE OF ILLINOIS WANT TO INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE. Interest-Free Student Loans Up To $12,500. Because Marengo Federal wants to invest in the young talent in Illinois, we are making available a student loan program that will help you accomplish future goals. If you live in the State of Illinois or are from out of state planning to attend an Illinois school, you can borrow up to $12,500, interest- free, while in school. Call today and let Marengo Federal help you plan for the future. McHenry County _ 4400 Elm Street Q McHenry. IL 60050 815 344-1900 60 Northwest Hwy Q Cary IL 60013 312 639-0222 O Rt. 47 at Calhoun A 550 Crystal *Pomt Drive 407 Lincoln Avenue Woodstock IL 60098 O Crystal Lake IL 60014 Q Fox River Grove IL 60021 815 338-7440 815 455-4300 w* 312 639-2350

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