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Program set for apple growers Commercial apple growers in the McHenry County area are invited to attend the Stateline Apple School, to be held at Andre's Steak House in Rich­ mond on Friday, Feb. 15. According to McHenry County Horticulture Adviser Bruce Spangenberg, the new program is a combined effort between Hlinois and Wisconsin Cooperative Extension Services, intended for commercial apple growers in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. University specialists and growers from both states will be giving presentations on variety of topics. Because of the nature of the program, paid preregistration is required by Feb. 8. For more i n fo rma t ion , con tac t Spangenberg at the McHenry County Cooperative Extension Service, 789 McHenry Ave., P.O. Box 431, Woodstock, 60098;' phones (815-338-3737 or 338-4747. " . r Page 5 - PLAI!\DEALER-HERALD. FRIDAY. JANUARY 25.1985 Expansion of exhibitor booths indicates Trade success The McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce's "Trade Fair '85" will be the first showcase of business and industry in McHenry County this year. * The site of "Trade Fair '85" is Parkland Junior High School, located on Route 120. A cross-section of industrial, professional and retail exhibitors have committed to "Trade Fair *85" and are preparing demonstrations, product displays and in­ formational seminars. Ad­ mission and parking to the fair will both be free. Parking for 360 cars is available on the Meeting set on independent living for disabled persons Expanded Trade Fair Scouts to begin sale of cookies on Jan. 25 Publicity Chairmen Ted Lee and Mike Cajthaml begin preparations for the chamber's annual Trade Fair. With the increased number of booths and an increase number of exhibitors a record breaking crowd is expected. Parkland School will be the location of the March 1, 2 and 3 event. MEETING CANCELLED The Jan. 28 meeting of the McHenry ' County Action Council, Arthritis Foundation, will not be held, due to illnesses and weather conditions. The Girl Scouts in the Sybaquay Council will be taking orders for their annual cookie sale from Jan. 25 through Feb. 8. The cookies will be delivered beginning March 1. Proceeds from this yea: 's sale will go to support troop activities and four camping program facilities used by girls throughout the council area. This year's cookies will have new packaging which includes high-heat glue on boxes and shipping cartons with tear-strips on each end of the cookie box. The cost of the cookies will be $1.75 per box. Seven varieties of cookies will be available in this year's sale: Cookie Mints, Peanut Butter Round-ups, Brownie Fudge Cookies, Fudge Creme Patties, Golden Trefoils, Peanut Butter Patties, and Daisy Treats. Orders may be placed through neighborhood Girl Scouts or by contacting the Sybaquay Girl Scout Council at (312) 741-5521. V ' t McHenry woman is named genealogical club president Phyllis Bauer of McHenry was recently installed as president of the McHenry County Illinois Geneological Society. Other officers and executive board members installed at that time were: Jean Leed..vice president-program chairman; Mae Malott, treasurer; Verna EsUck, recording secretary; Trisha Kuscevich, correspon­ ding secretary; Roy Kestler, chairman, board of directors; and board members Marya Weber, Fred Spear, Vivian Bassett, Alice Clark and Roberta Smith. Roberta Smith of Crystal Lake, past president, handed the president's gavel to Mrs. Bauer. Mrs. Smith had been president of the society for three and a half years, and had seen it grow from six people to the current .Fit-N-Trim class to begin Feb. 4 The McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation has an exercise class beginning Feb. 4, among its winter program of­ ferings. Fit-N-Trim will offer a program of exercises to tone and trim the body and help maintain a-desired fitness level. The class will be held from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m. in Room 23 of Parkland Junior High School. The eight-week class will begin Feb. 4. The fee is $10. Registration is now being taken at the McHenry Parks Department office located in city hall. For information, call 344-3300. TEACHERS STRIKE: POINT OF INTERSET There are Teachers at McHenry High School with up to twelve years of teaching experience who qualify for reduced priced lunches for their grade schoolchildren. Fast Foto DRIVE-IN FILM & PROCESSIN( ATTENTION PLEASE!! FAST FOTO ANNOUNCES TO ALL HOMNSBY CUSTOMERS: DON'TBELEFT OUT IN THE FAST FOTO OFFERS: 'NEXT DA Y SERVICE ON MOST FRESH ROLLS OF COLOR PRINT FILM 'QUALITY FOTO FINISHING A T EVERY DA Y LOW PRICES. 'LOW, LOW PRICES ON PHOTO SUPPLIES (FILM, FLASH CUBES, BA TTERtES, ETC.) , I WE ALSO HONOR ALL HORNSBY I PHOTOFINISHING COUPONS! \ Fast Foto 4400 W. ELM. McHENRY MARKET PLACE. McHENRY, IL*385 3450 DRIVE-IN FILM & PROCESSINGS. M0N FRI 9:157.00 & SAT. 9:15-3:00 next meeting will be at 7 p.m., lay, Feb. 25 in the con-Monday ference room The Easter Seal Society would like to invite anyone in McHenry County interested in in­ dependent living for people with disabilities to attend a meeting of the Fox River Valley Center for Independent living Planning Committee Friday, Jan. 25. The meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. at the Jayne Shover Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center, 799 S. Mclean Blvd., Elgin. The Fox River Valley Center is a proposed facility that would aid people with disabilities in McHenry, Kante, and Kendall counties. "This center would provide a resource for people with disabilities to more adequately meet their needs in achieving independent living," Steven Krause, executive director of the McHenry County Easter Seals, said. "Services that would be of­ fered would be information and referral, advocacy, personal care assistance and training, transportation, housing referral and other needed services. For more information, contact Steven Krause through the Easter Seal Society for McHenry County, (815) 338-1707, or call Robert Scanlon of the Department of Rehabilitative Services at (312) 851-7275. Parkland Junior High School grounds, and auxiliary parking with free shuttle service has been arranged. Concession areas will offer a variety of food and beverage selections. Hours and dates for "Trade Fair *85" are : Friday, March 1, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, March 2, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday, March 3,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Chairman George Lane ex­ pects larger crowds to this year's event as a result of added exhibitors and an earlier scheduling of "Trade Fair 485". Parents of pre-high school age children are reminded that they must accompany their children at the fair. High school age children will be admitted to the fair without adults by showing their high school I.D. at the entrance. Chairman, Ted Lee, also announced that a member o^the Chicago White Sox Baseball Mascot Duo will appear at "Trade Fair '85" to provide entertainment and sign autographs. Families, business people and prospective investors in the McHenry area are all invited. of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County (Woodstock). Guest speaker will be Wendy Swanson, a successful professional, businessperson and volunteer who suffers from RA. membership to 245, represen­ ting 28 states plus Canada and Germany. The past president was presented with the new publication "The Sourpe" as a tribute to her leadership. Visitors' are welcome to meetings, which are held at 7:30 p.m., the second Thursday of each month at the Crystal Lake High School cafeteria. Many members have no McHenry County connections. Yearly dues at $10, which entitles the member to receive the monthly newsletter and quarterly magazine; which contains records about McHenry County members' Bible records and helpful information about tracing one's family. The society is compiling a library of books and family histories, which is housed at the McHency Public Library. With many towns in the county celebrating their 150 year an­ niversary in 1985-86, plans are underway to issue a "Pioneer Certificate" in honor of the county's early ancestors. For further information, contact any of the society's members or Roberta Smith at (815) 459-2563. POINT OF INTEREST: It has been said that the teachers of McHenry High School have a "callous dis­ regard for students" and a r e u s i n g t h e m a s "pawns" in negotiations. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT: A. THE TEACHERS WANT ALL DAYS MISSED MADE UP; B. THE BOARD HAS STATED TO THE TEACHERS THAT N0DAYSARET0BEMADE UP! POINT OF INTEREST! During "hard" economic times, the teachers have been asked to lower their requests for salary and benfits to help the com­ munity and school district. NOW we are told we are being offered a "fair and |ust" raise based on a "current"lower cost of liv­ ing index. At the public Board meet­ ing Tuesday, January 22, 1985, Board President Ned Neuman stated that the surplus fund in the district was $1,100,000. Is their position "FAIR and JUST"??? SENIOR CITIZENS HEARING TESTS SET FOR WEDNESDAYS 10 AM to 5 PM LOUISE CONLON M.A. AUDIOLOGIST CALL FOR APPT. TRY BEFORE YOU BUY! RENT A HEARING AID FOR 30 DAYS HARD OF HEARING 'AAy New Canal Hearing Aid is so small, hardly anyone knows it's there." HOUSE CALLS 675 4 13 Batteries FREE HEARING TESTS in the privacy of your Home or at our office! McHENRY HEARING AID CENTER Open Wednesdays 10 to 5 3937 W. Main St. McHenry 385-7661 Saloa A repairs all makes free loaners Robarft Steneland, Mgr. 28 yrs. experience. < JIM II. _ JDAY BRUNCH • • • • • • . otA.ft.QO AljAJ Mchtnn . •sujTSS "POLISH-AMERICAN SMORGASBORD" WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE I 217 N. Rt. 31, McHenry. IL (815)344-0330 5011 E. State St., Rockford, IL (815)229-6070 PERFECT FOR CROUP 0UTIN6S t SPECIAL OCCASIONS "FINE HOME COOKED CUISINE « FRIENDLY SERVICE" We are Pleaaed to Announce our Relocation to: 4817 WEST ELM STREET (HWY 120) McHENRY, IL 60050 PAUL A. SCHWEGEL & CO (815)385-4410 Now thru February, McHenry State Bank has lowered its Consumer Installment Loan Ratesl That's right, LOWERED! Now you have no excuse for letting those 0*1 Winter Blahs stop you from buying the items you want and need most. All Installment Loan Rates have been lowered significantly so why wait? For example NEW AUTO LOANS NAVE BEEN REDUCED TO AS LOW AS 10.50% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATEI Remember, whatever your needs may be we have a loan for you. For additional rate information and terms come see Phil Oeffling, Keith Leathers or Linda Wigman today at the Gerald - J. Carey Building or phone 385-1040. McHENRY STATE BANK fit EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Mrmebor FDIC 4 »