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• PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1974 (Continued, from page 17) Whitman, Albert k Co. 112.71 Windgate, Inc. 730.00 Wolf, Grace 19170 Wolverine Sports k Supply 409.29 Worzala, Louise, „ 290.95 Xerox Education Publications 601.10 Zavadowsky, Peter 680.00 McHenry Shores Mis.. Rose Lillegarri Board Sponsors Design Contest For Residents The village board of trustees is sponsoring a design contest for residents of the Village of McHenry Shores. The design would be permanently used as the vehicle stickers for the village The first place winner will receive a savings bond There is no age limit or limit on the number of entries for each contestant All designs should be on a 5 x 7 sheet of white paper with the sketching drawn in either ink or pencil. The quality of the art work is not important. The contest will be judged on the idea and meaning behind the design. All entries would be submitted to the Village Clerk by Thursday Oct. 10, no later than 5 p.m. The contest will be judged on Thursday, Oct. 10, at the regular board of trustees meeting. This would be an excellent opportunity to win some extra Christmas shopping money if you could win the contest, but of course you can't win if you don't enter. Think about it today and enter tomorrow. PERMITS Kenneth Schuerr, new house on Hilltop Boulevard, Joseph Mondry, new septic, Mrs. Polan, septic tank replacement, Jack Miller, new septic, Larry Hicks, new septic, George Valaski, new fence, Leonard Chutka, new fence, Daniel Bixler, new fence and Otto Mueller, new fence. PRE-HOLIDAY BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE The McHenry Shores Social Club is sponsoring a pre-holiday bazaar and bake sale Nov. 2, and 9. By this time all residents should have received a flyer explaining the details but if by some chance you have not received yours please contact the president of the Social Club, Mrs. Sandra Moyer 385-8646. The sale will be open to everyone. I have had the opportunity to see some of the lovely items available and I personally know where I'm going to do my Christmas shopping at a reasonable price and of course what practical gifts and they are all handmade Why not mark your calendar today for this special event. The coffee pot, I have been assured, will be brewing. PROUD PARENTS Nicole LaFrancis is the name given to their first chiid by Raymond and Jude LaFrancis. Baby girl Nicole weighed in at 7 lbs. 8 ozs., on Sept. 20 at 11:59 a.m. at McHenry hospital. Nicole is 19 inches long, has dark hair and blue eyes. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LaFrancis of Elk Grove Village and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rosa nova of Lake Zurich. Our sincere congratulations to Raymond and Jude. A • f ' -- t A 3 i SERVICE NEWS Marine Pvt. Gordon P. Glauser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Glauser of 6217 N. Shore road, Spring Grove, graduated from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit depot, San Diego. Physical conditioning, discipline and teamwork are emphasized during Marine recruit training. Classes include instruction in close order drill, Marine coprs history, first aid, uniform regulations and military customs and courtesies. I I I I n A Month's Supply! BOTTLE OF 30 O'C Time-Release VITA-SPAN Multi-Vitamin and Mineral CAPSULES Reg. $3.98 Value! For Periodic Bloating FLUIDEX THE MUD DIURETIC composed of natu­ ral ingredients -- helps combat pre­ menstrual bloating due to fluid reten­ tion in the body Get Rid of Ugly Fat DIADAX INE REDUCING PLAN that curbs your ap­ petite. allows 3 sat­ isfying meals par day. Follow direc­ tions, satisfaction is guaranteed Bolger Drug Store Offer applies to purchase of one or both. 1259 N. Green McHenry I I I I & Erwin Cornelius, rear, is shown with group that traveled to Europe last summer, participating in a cultural session. We train our truck-drivers, our teachers and nurses, our lawyers and our foresters -- but the fellers who direct spending $100 billion of our money each year need no training, except finding enough people to vote for 'em. Touring Croup Returns Home After almost four weeks in Europe McHenry County college's cultural session in Europe has returned home. Participants in this year's tour to France were Phyllis Brock, Cary; Yolanda Fernandez and Louine Klontz, McHenry; Judy Lachel, Crysatl Lake; Larry Fergen, McHenry, and Greg Hahn, Crystal Lake. The group was under the direction of Erwin Cornelius, instructor in foreign languages and political science at the college. French SFF US NOW FDR ALUMINUM • STORM DOORS • WINDOWS • AWNINGS KEVLINE DISTRIBUTORS language, art and architecture were the principal elements of the group's study. Among the highlights of this first annual cultural session in Europe were trips to Versailles, Chartres, a three- day trip to the Chateaux county, and a visit to an artist's studio outside Paris. One student on the trip commented on what he had learned: "Having never been in Europe before, I found the whole experience to be a highlight. 1 enjoyed the few days spent in London and the French city of Tours. These short stays stick in my mind the most since we were forced to do so much in so little time. I CLOSE-OUT SALE ON 1974 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES FHgidaire 30" Electric Range Near effortless cleaning everywhere you look with plenty of Frigidaire depend­ ability In the bargain. Messy oven cleaning is a chore of the past because the Frigidaire Electri- clean Oven can clean itself, its oven racks, and removable drip bowls auto­ matically. Even the control panel is easy to clean. Knobs pull off, leaving just one flat surface to wipe off. A Spill-Saver top keeps most spills and boilovers inside its raised edge where they're easier to clean up. And, a re­ movable full-width storage drawer gives you a clean sweep underneath. RSE3-36W *349 00 wotHim*• DCO OCOQ W -CT i • >10 IWMnd RtE-M Rang* U $10 Refund FPCI-170T rw ttAiffC fcur & It* Frtgtti--t? fuyOen. Mbeptomtw 22 VCiVUb'12 *r« «rf rw utp Dgpi PjQ. ] freezer C'tf S'«1« z, thoroughly enjoyed our excursions both in and out of Paris, giving us the opportunity to see both ways of life in France, the life lived by the c i t y - d w e l l i n g P a r i s i a n s compared to that of the relaxed country atmosphere." The students on the trip will earn college credit for their work during the European experience based on a paper (or memoire) written in part in French pertaining to the art, architecture and history of French culture. Dogs serve man in a far wider range of service and climatic conditions than any other animal. 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