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V J *1 PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1973 Building Permits County Building and Zoning Officer Fred Otto issued the following permits during the month of March: COUNTY PERMITS Wallace Busse, 912 Landmeier road, Elk Grove Village, erect a steel building at 702 S. Barreville road. R.C. Koepke, 1620 Mulberry lane, Elgin, single family residence with attached 2-car garage on Shady Lane, Highland Shores. Shelter Homes, Inc., 3013 S. Holiday, McHenry, single family residence with attached garage at 1508 Evergreen, Holiday Hills. Ralph Rounds, 2706 Old Oak road, McHenry drill new 5-inch well Ray Bondlow, 3918 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, detached garage. Donald Ragalie, 4512 Garden Quarter, McHenry, single family residence at 2805 Aloha court, Maretta Estates. Harry Carlson, Woodrow avenue, McHenry, detached garage. Edward J. Jarema, 6158 S. Massasoit, Chicago, detached garage at 3725 Woodstock street, Wonder Lake. BKT Enterprises, McHenry, single family residence at 2214 Fairview lane, Eastwood Manor. Michael Cusentina, 4217 Riverdale, McHenry, new septic system. William Comstock, 3807 Weingart road, McHenry, single family residence at 2019 W. Church street, McHenry. Bob Radosh, 1710 Monroe, Algonquin, single family residence with attached garage at 5612 Sylvan drive, Wonder Lake. Paul Reuter, 4711E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, addition to an existing residence. Emily Kotiw, 4610 Garden Quarter, McHenry, addition to an existing residence at 2612 Midoak lane, Fair Oaks subdivision. J.T.A. Builders, 5315 E. Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake, single family residence. Thomas Benthusen, 712 Ringwood road, McHenry, 2-car detached garage. Vernon Ehredt, 3220 Idyll Dell road, McHenry, addition to an existing residence. Virgil Popenhagen, 8003 Route 173, Richmond, single family residence with garage. Herbert Winters, Nippersink Estates, Spring Grove, inclose existing porch. CORRECTION Prices effective dates for this week Foremost ad should have read April 11 -April 17 4610 W. ROUTE 120 • McHENRY Dick Jaskowiak, 7603 Pheasant drive, Wonder Lake, addition to an existing residence. Henry Wagner, 7513 Seminole drive, Wonder Lake, adition to an existing shed. John McCole, 8601 W. Sunset, Wonder Lake, single family residence with attached garage at 8714 Burton road, Sunrise Ridge. Leonard J. Nelson, 397 S. Emerald drive, McHenry, addition to an existing residence. Richard L. Marsh, 9610 N. Clark road, Richmond, erect a pole barn. Loren Thompson, 8811 W. Thompson road, Woodstock, erect a pole barn. Robert J. Gillan, 204 Nippersink drive, McHenry, detached garage. Craig Fuller, 207 Lincoln road, McHenry, addition to an existing residence. Jessie Freund, 1620 N. Court, McHenry, addition to an existing residence. Harlan Dam, 2813 N. Bayview, McHenry, single family residence with atached garage at 4420 Harts road. William Fletcher, 2812 Wooded lane, McHenry, raise house and put in basement. M.G. Hocker, 1114 W. Bay road, McHenry, single family residence with attached garage. John T. Colomer, 4421 N. Elm Leaf drive, McHenry, single family residence with attached garage at 2512 Church street, McHenry. Mark Rogulic, 2603 Wright road, McHenry, horse barn. Herman Skadow, 4912 Willow drive, Wonder Lake, addition to existing garage. Peter Faehnrich, 7319 N. Western, Chicago, erect an in­ ternational gift shop and apartments at 7211 State Park road. Richard Rodseth, 216 Main street road, Spring Grove, erect a pole barn. O.E. Malenius, 2816 Henzada, McHenry, single family residence with attached garage. Albert Null, Ringwood, detached garage at 4601 Ridgeway drive, Ringwood. Eldred Hudson, 1417 Appaloosa trail, Val Mar subdivision, single family residence with attached garage. Leonard Carlson, 1939 Pine court, DesPlaines, single family residence with attached garage at 2007 Highland road, Griswold Lake Hills. Sidney Tarkoff, 4906 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, drill new five-inch well at 4106 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake. John P. Considine, 2612 Michael street, Wonder Lake, new septic system. Wendell Kolthoff, 313 Sydenham, Spring Grove, detached garage. Joseph Villano, Hillside, remodel existing residence at 4324 Lakewood avenue, Lakewood subdivision, McCullom Lake. CITY PERMITS The following building permits were issued by the city of McHenry during the month of March: D. Heidenreich, 810 N. Front street, advertising sign. Marilyn L. Hopper, 907 Melrose court, single family home. L. Consago-W. Gellaar, Shepherd Hill subdivision, single family home. Convenient Food Mart, 810 N. Front street, sign. Jack and Lucille Bruhn, 912 Melrose court or 936 Wiltshire drive, single family home. William Miller, 1607 Flower, single family home. Fred Kittredge, 1303 N. Riverside drive, sign. Andrew and Frances Kremer, 907 Hampton court, single family home. ( First Baptist church, 509 N. Front street, well. Roy and Virginia Miller, 5012 Oakwood drive, single family home. Gerald and Anna Wertz, 950 Wiltshire drive, single family home. Ronald J. Waytula, 603 N. John street, install aluminum siding. James Dercole, 3906 Kane avenue, erect garage. Dennis Conway, 3319 Elm street, addition to existing structure. William and Leone Fleming 808 Melrose court, single family dewelling. R.G. Hoelscher, 3022 Victoria, addition to existing structure. Central Air Conditioning EDITORIALS " - * New Life Insurance The Securities and Exchange commission has cleared the way for American insurance companies to sell a new kind of life in­ surance--variable life. Variable life insurance (already sold in some European coun­ tries) guarantees the insured or beneficiaries a fixed sum but contains the possibility the sum will be much higher, since the insurance company is allowed to invest in stocks and bonds with premium funds. It may be months or years before variable life policies are available everywhere. And many will prefer to stick with traditional and conventional policies. Those who wish to use the newer policies as a hedge against inflation, however, are expected to be numerous ~ and some feel the new approach will reshape the country's insurance industry within the next ten years. True Story Of "Fatso" Many of us view overweight acquaintances as individuals displaying little will power and self-discipline. " While this may be true in some cases, a group of researchers looking into the problem of obesity reported sometime ago that overweight persons often eat no more (and exercise as much) than those who stay trim. Different people burn up calorics at a different rate and some gain weight on a certain diet whilp others-on the same diet-lose weight. j Thus the overweight friend may not be a glutton, may not lack will power or self control. His or Ijer Mengine" perhaps does not burn efficiently the fuel (food) taken in. "Fatso," then, may not be the uncontrolled,eater some think. In many cases, of course, he or she is fat because too much food is shoveled down the hatch. But it's not always so~and we shouldn't jump to conclusions. Television Commercials An organization called Action For Children's Television (of Newtonville, Massachusetts) has asked the Federal Trade Commission to ban all television advertising of edible products aimed at children. Peggy Charren, of ACT, appeared before the Senate Select Committee on Nutrition, asking the committee to halt the constant stress in television commercials aimed at children on over-sugared foods. Other critics have called for a tax on all such commer­ cials, to pay for production of public interest commercials to counter the claims in cereal and candy commercials. But little progress has been made in this effort in recent years; Robert Choate, of the Council on Children, Media and Advertising, says he has failed in four years of eTfort to change television ads for foods. As is the case with excessive television violence, com­ plaints are almost constant and yet little is done to protect the public. The power of money, and profits, is all too great. On Trailer Homes It's time all states enact legislation requiring trailer |n homes built not to travel but to be located permanently on 1 -in thek communities. , The trailer boom ' has beewifi' progress now for two de­ cades and one need not' look hard or far to see trailer your week ahead BY DR. A.W. 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You are ' " inclined to become involved in the traditional "cat and mouse" game MOONCIIII.D A rather peculiar aspect shows in your chart, lune 21 - luly 22 An associate will, suddenly, portray the actipns or attitude of a stranger. In other words, some­ one nearby will become a walking contradiction. IE0 Apparently, an opinion or untried theory that Julv 23 /Vug 22 you have held in abeyance, will prove to be valid. It's your turn to issue an "I told you so!" VIRGO Most members of your sign are prone to be- Aug 23 Sept. 22 come trapped in the "worry circle." Worry about what? The opposite sex and financial matters, mostly! UURA Avoid a tight schedule; tie up loose ends. This Sept. 23 Oct. 22 week might find you jammed with postpone ments, untimely interruptions and false starts. Meet one obligation at a time. SCORPIO What you discover this week, will have an im- Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 pact on the future; especially concerning your relationship with the opposite sex. So, if you are going to test for loyalty ... do it now! SAGITTARIUS For those under your sign unattached, this Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 happens to be a treacherous cycle for affairs of the heart. Deceptiveness seems to be in the general scheme of things. CAPRICORN According to your chart, you will seek advice. Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 But, whatever you are told, will fall on deaf ears. In other words, this week you will seek conformation - not counsel. AQUARIUS Take advantage of excellent stellar patterns. Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 Whether, affairs of the heart, business contacts or social activities; you can do ... no wrong! PISCES You should do well, very well in fact, with Feb. 19 - Mar. 20 supervisors, superiors or persons in authority. In other words, exercise diplomacy . . push grievances aside! PERSONALITY PROFILE For your Sun Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, plut 50* for postage and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Domis, P. O. Bo* 12766, St Petersburg, Florida 33733. 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