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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. MAY 16. 1975 DELUXE POLYESTER WEE iWUtfflNGl B78-13....T: .7. ' *24.00 E78-14 '26.05 F78-14 *27.70 G78-14 ...'28.75 H78-14 ...'30.80 G78-15 '29.45 H78-15.. '31.40 L78-15 '33.65 -- PLUS SALES TAX Don't Forget. . , . We Feature GRANT BATTERIES McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385-0294 McHenry Shores Sandra Moyer 385-8646 SOME FUN! "WOW" was first word from Pfc Nancy Car­ ter after she became first woTian at Fort Carson, Colo., to rappel from a helicopter. From Redding, California, she is a member of the 4th Medical Battalion, 4th Infantry Division and a member of the Medical Rescue Team, which is trained to rappel from a helicopter to assist in rescues in remote areas. Instantifc Replay*- Board Makes New Official Appointments At the May meeting of the Board of Trustees, unanimous approval of the board was given to the appointments of Jackie Mateja, treasurer;Alice Lawson, police matron; Robert Steck, road commissioner; and Alan Kapp, patrolman. Best wishes to these new officials and our thanks for the giving of their time for the benefit of all of us. Also approved at this time was the reappointment of Lester Witt and Co. as village accountants Baxter and Woodman as village engineers for the Federal sewerage disposal grant. A committee consisting of Ray LaFrancis, Don Hen- derlong and Rose Lillegard is investigating the feasibility of purchasing a new tractor to be LOSE THE WEIGHT YOU HATE New cNnicsl tests com pitted it s major university hospital provs that tha ODPUNEX Plan will help you losa wtifht quickly. ODVttNEX contains an amazing that hungar appetite. Enjoy thraa good m«ls as tha tiny ODfUNEX tabtot suppresses tha lood meals a day auto­ matically helps you oat less without being hungry. With fewer calories, your weight goes down. Safe taken as directed - will not make you nervous. Look batter, feel better as you start slimming down today with ODVUNEX. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. MAY'S REXALL DRUG STORE 4400 W. ROUTE 120 MAIL ORDER FILLED used for road work and the cutting of the empty lots and rightaways. Passed at this meeting was an ordinance establishing the new fines for overweight vehicles during the period when the lower weight limits are posted. Proposed ordinances discussed and to be brought up for discussion and vote next meeting arje "No parking zones" on the north side of Beach Drive and the east side of Riverside Drive at the park area, "No Boat Launching" at the Beach and "Charcoal only" type fires at the beach. It was recommended to the building inspector that he inform residents wishing to pave driveways that an. engineering study of the rightaway ditches is going to be made within the next two months and that there might exist the possibility of the section over the rightaway being torn up in the event of a major change in the ditch depth on their block. The survey should be completed by July 1 and then the decision as to what work will be done and when it will be done will be made by the board. Parks and Beach Chairman Mr. Henderlong reported that light poles have been secured for the park area and will be installed soon. Also new swing seats and chains will be pur­ chased. Mrs. Lillegard stated that Jeff Hoffman has not been asked to resign as planning commission chairman and that even though his house is for sale he plans to relocate within the village. Wooden poles have been cut and installed along the north edge of the beach property. Chain will be hung between these posts to form an at­ tractive boundary marker. Several cable spools have been secured from a utility company and will be painted for use as tables in the park. Representatives of the Shoreline Club submitted to the board the club's proposal for building a footpath bridge and the purchase of a piece of playground equipment from the proceeds of the forth coming garage sale NEWS BITS During the Clean-up weekend of June 7 dumpsters will be located along Biscayne Road in Unit 5 and on Orchid Path in Unit 1. A chipper will be in the village on Saturday June 7 and those with branches to be disposed of should stack them on the rightaways in front of their property with the large end of the branches facing the street. Please do not put them out until a day or two before pickup or they will be scattered all over the streets. During last Thursday evening's baseball game a child was seen hanging on the top of the backstop kicking in the wire section. It is costing all of us a lot of time and money to maintain nice recreational facilities. If they continue to be destroyed the repair and replacement will have to stop. It amazed me that with all those present no one stopped this child. Also the amount of litter left at the ballfield each Thursday is terrible. If you carry the cans full to the game you can carry the empties ^ home or put them in the litter i barrel. The litter has been removed from the vacant lots in preparation for mowing. Last year a near tragedy occurred when a piece of metal thrown in a vacant lot was hurled by the mower across the street and through the storm door of a house. There is an ordinance against littering and it will be enforced. This is not only to keep the vacant lots from looking like trash dumps but for the safety of all. SHORELINE NOTES A flyer with details on the garage sale has been distributed. A typographical error was made on the phone number of the bake sale chairman it should have read Alice Lawson, 344-1259. The tickets for the ballgame trip to Brewers Stadium in Milwaukee on July 13 to see the Brewers and the White Sox have been received. A registration form with prices for this trip will be out in a couple of weeks. A bowling party for youngsters 10-14 is being planned for June 25 at McHenry Recreation. More information next week. Help us make the garage sale a big success. Get your items ready and bring them to 3101 Kinley between May 17 and May 21. Call Mrs. Lawson to donate baked goods. BIRTHDAYS Our best wishes to those who celebrated their birthdays this past week. Howard Bieritz on May 12, May 13 was shared by Wally Henshall who turned eleven and George Gunder and Dennis Henderlong on May 14. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations to Clarence and Irene Mueller who were married thirty-nine years ago today and to Karin and Lonnie Ritchason who were married six years on May 9. See you next week. „ Lend a helping hand and you will receive a large dividend on vour investment. Village of Sunnyside Evelyn Sandell 385-2696 ftltnnnillllinimmnmiliniui.min"" iimmmwt minim,,,nmiiill^lllllll^^^HIIII^MII^^MIIIIIIIHIIIIItllHHH Illlllll impimilllllllllllll HIIHIIHHHIIIIIIIiyillllHIIHI IIIIIIIIIIIIMIII Now Jewel Offers You Three Great ays To Save! IDUCINC JEWEL'S NEW "BUDGET BUYS" . .. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUs Visit Your neighborhood jewel VoodSlous 3tl» Kim Stree* McHenry Scribe Enjoys Mother's Day With Children I hope all you Mothers had as nice a day as I did. All my children were out and all the men in the family did the cooking - we all enjoyed the meal they made. LOST DOG A little reddish-brown Dachshund has been running around my house for about 2 weeks. He seems to have adopted our house as his place to live. He's very friendly, doesn't bite, loves children, and is a good watch dog. If anyone has lost this animal please call. PIG TAIL LEAGUE 1 have been asked to report the happenings on the Pig-Tail League-if anyone has anything you would like in the paper about your children-let me know. NEW DAUGHTER Congratulations are in order for Steve Depasquale and his wife. They became the parents of a baby girl. Born last Tuesday, May 6. She weighed 8 lbs. 1 oz. They named her Stephanie. Steve is in the Air Force in Fairfield, Calif. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zawislak of Bayview Lane in the village. ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John Lang celebrated their wedding an­ niversary on the twelfth. THE HOME OF "Miracle Prices" prices IMICTIVl. UNUSS OTHWWISf INWCATia EssSSSSiBSr ONIY SMOKiO MEATS lUNCHMfMS INTRODUCI EXTRA SAVINGS FOR YOUR TIGHT FOOD BUDGET! The folks at Jewel are working hard to lower special promotional allowances for limited periods, your family's weekly food bill. Jewel's new "A^iracle And now Jewel will be passing those savings on to you Prices" continue to offer you savings on thousands of for periods as long as four weeks. You'll find "Budget items, day-in, and day-out, throughout the store. And Buys" on a wide variety of your favorite foods and as always, Jewel's "Bonus Specials" offer exciting household needs. And since they're not always adver- weekly savings on the foods and household products tised, you'll want to look for the special "Budget Buy" that top your shopping list! *. shelf ticket as you shop. It's a great time to visit your And now Jewel announces "Budget Buys" nearby Jewel -- with three great ways for you to save! -- a new way to save. Manufacturers often give us 4-H Federation Works For Diabetes Foundation WHOLE, BUTTERMILK OR SKIM Hillfarm Milk U.S.D.A. GRADE - - •A" -- POPULAR BRAND Hen Turkeys 10-13 LBS. pOPOLA* B«*NDS F ê7|Ro«t.r Turkey* Introducing Jewel's New "Budget Buys" . • . Extra Savings On Many Off Your Favorites! USSO -- REG. 54' Lasagna Noodles YUMMY -- CREAMY OR CRUNCHY -- REG. 73' Peanut Butter MARY DUNBAR -- DARK -- REG. 63c 16 OZ. PKG. 50 66 §jj^j[| Sweet Cherries 49* SENECA 100% -- REG. 83c 3^.CJZ •*** Mcintosh A|i. ?sauce#3 THANK YOU -- REG. 49' Apple Juice 44 25 GRAPE, STRAWBERRY, PEACH OR APRICOT 2 LB Bluebrook Preserves 99 Budget | BuyW "Miracle Prices" And "Bonus Specials" . . . Two Great Helps For Your Tight Food Budget! BUOGCT BUY PRICE 18 OZ. JkJkC JAR 32 OZ. BTL. CHERRY VALLEY -- REG. 29' Coffee Creamer 16 OZ. CTN. 2 LB. REG. *1.07-* 1.29 ECONOMY SIZE -- REG. 75' Wm ~ Jewel Foil "°FT 72c ASS'T AND DECORATED -- REG. 45' M Ar Sable Soft Towels ̂ °42c 3 OR 4 PACK m A _ Sable Soft Soap4 k5goz60c JEWEL MAID -- REG. 15' Buttermilk or Tub' m 4%q Homestyle Biscuits 13 Check And Compare 88' 12 oz DUC CAN EASY TO FIX Spam Noodles BROCCOLI CUTS. BRUSSELS SPROUTS. CAULIFLOWER DMAS CALIFORNIA BLEND. BROCCOLI A CAULIFLOWER Dewkist Vegetables CQc; YUMMY - CREAMY Peanut Butter JEWEL MEDIUM Grade "A" Eggs CHERRY VALLEY Golden Cream Corn BLUEBROOK Tomatoes SUNSWEET Prune Juice DOWNY FLAKE Waffles BIRDSEYE Cool Whip 12 OZ C "Jc JAR 53 56c 35 33 60' 12 OZ EEC BOX J J ,oz 0C CAN QO 17OZ ICC CAN 16 OZ 1 "2C CAN Cherry Valley -- Drinks 46 OZ M • REG CAN "Tift 47' CAMPBELLS Tomato Soup JEWEL -- WHITE Dinner Plates DETERGENT Bold CHERRY VALLEY Orange Juice JEWEL MAID Corn Oil Margarine ioxi oz 1 Qc CAN I O PKG OF QAc 100 77 8-1 OZ $009 BOX X. 69* 54® 1 LB PKG Save Every Day! E Through the efforts of E McHenry resident, Miss Jan 5 Novak, the 4-H Federation will 5 be assisting the Chicago North- E west chapter of the Juvenile E Diabetes Foundation in its E second annual national fund = raising drive for diabetes | research*. ' E . Governor Walker has s declared the entire month of E May as Juvenile Diabetes 5 month for JDF and urged "all s citizens to assist in combating E the disease." E The 4-H Federation has §j placed Cans in local stores and s will participate in a door-to- E door collection drive. Volun- E teers are still needed, however, = to help in, the efforts. Anyone E who would be willing to lend a 5 few hours of time to help should E contact Jan Novak at 385-7^89 = after 3:30 p.m. i j E The JDF Northwest chapter E was established two years ago E as the first JDF chapter in E Illinois^ which now has a total jjjj of four chapters in the state. E Parents of diabetics, diabetics themselves, and many other interested volunteers are the backbone of the organization. As a part of the forty-eight JDF chapters coast to coast, the Foundation works to support and fund diabetes research, and provide education and information services for the patient, his family, and Ihe general public. In June of 1974, National JDF was able to award $409,000 to diabetes research, which was the largest amount ever awarded to diabetes research in a one-year period by a voluntary public service organization. For further in­ formation about becoming a member, or to start a McHenry county JDF chapter, call Jan Novak or write 316 Callan, Evanston; 111., 60202. * * * * Human nature changes very s-lowly and almost impercep­ tibly; so don't expect a re­ form at ion overnight. 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