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MCC Hosts Conference-Tour Seek Volunteers For NIPC Lakes Clean-Up Committee PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1975 guest speaKer at the Union convention that day. Candy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bolger oL McHenry. The 1975 McHenry County High School-College Articulation conference in the area of Humanities and Communications was held recently and hosted by McHenry County college. The group was welcomed by Bob Bartlett, dean of instruction for MCC. Bartiett discussed the impact of the new college site. Because of better facilities resulting in better serving the student, the enrollment is expected to increase. j Environmentalists, public interest groups and citizens who want to end water pollution in northeastern Illinois are being encouraged to join a new effort to clean up the area's lakes and streams. The Northeastern Illinois Planning commission (NIPC) is seeking qualified volunteers for an advisory committee that will help develop a regional plan to deal with the area's water quality problems. The clean water planning project, expected to involve hundreds of municipal and county officials, environmental and public interest groups and citizens, is financed by a $7.3 million federal grant. The funds were allocated to NIPC, the official planning agency for Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry, and Will counties, under Section 208 of the Federal W&ter Pollution Control act amendments of 1972. Section 208 calls for the development of regional solutions to water quality problems in heavily urbanized areas. Widespread public in­ volvement is required to insure that the region's plan is technically, economically and politically realistic. During the next month NIPC will organize an advisory group to be known as the Areawide Planning Advisory committee (APAC), which will focus on water quality planning at the regional level. Other in­ volvement networks will be established for those who are interested primarily in specific parts of the region or in specific bodies of water. Nominations for membership on the APAC are being sought by NIPC until Dec. 1. For­ mation of other advisory bodies will begin at a later date. Prospective APAC members should submit a brief description of their background and interest in water quality planning to Commissioner William Fonvielle, Nor­ theastern Illinois Planning commission, 10 So. Riverside Plaza, Chicago, IL., 60606 Applications should include name, address and phone number. The commission will review applications during November and early December and form the APAC by mid-December. Other committees will be formed at the county and regional levels for individuals with technical expertise, necessary to water pollution control. In addition, municipal and county governments will be represented in the Local Steering committees that will coordinate 208 planning in each county. Area residents interested in more information about APAC, or other public participation in the 208 program, should call (312) 454-0400 and ask for "208 Public Participation." Candy Bolger s500 Winner In Essay Contest Candy Bolger, a freshman at Northern Illinois university, was one of three contestants to win a $500 scholarship in a state-wide essay contest sponsored by the I.B.E.W. Union. The subject was, "How Have Special Interest Groups Eroded The Gains Made By Union Negotiations With Congressional Support". Miss Bolger attended the Fall convention of the I.B.E.W. in Springfield, where she was presented a $500 check ffym the Union by Gov. Walker, wn|p was ON NEWSPAPER STAFF Linda Catanzaro, McHenry, a junior at Augustana college, Rock Island, is serving on the news staff of the Observer, campus newspaper. She is a daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Catanzaro, Jr., 2404 S. Hyde Park avenue, McHenry It's fine to think you are usually right, as long as you can keep it a se­ cret. Village of Sunnyside Evelyn Sandell 385-2696 MEDITATION TALK On Sunday evening, Nov. 23, Robert Keck, United Methodist minister and recipient of a Lilly foundation grant, will be the guest speaker for the Ehle Memorial Lecture series presented by the First Congregational church of Crystal Lake, Rev. Keek's topic will be "Meditation - Will It Change the Future?" Tickets will be sold at the door. * * * * Never bother about try­ ing to appear smart; put your energy into being smart. § 1m . *»* & Bob Bartlett conducted a tour through the student center. The center will be on the ground floor of the main building and will include areas for activities, lounging and vending machines. Ringwood News 653-9008 653-9262 728-0295 National Bible Sunday Observed At Local Church This Sunday, churches across the nation will be celebrating National Bible Sunday. Young people of the Ringwood United Methodist Church Sunday School will be receiving Bibles presented during the regular services at 9:15 a.m. The children will also be singing as a part of the service. MEALS-ON-WHEELS Ladies of the Ringwood church have been helping to deliver meals this week to shut- ins. If you have a car and are interested in helping with this worthwhile project, contact Phyllis Zell. HERE AND THERE Hazel, Steve and Nancy Bowman spent Saturday and Sunday in Fairchild, Wis., visiting the Freddie Bowman family. The weather was beautiful and the folks had a great visit. LOST NAME Have lost the name and address of person who was a witness to an accident in front of Kentucky Fried Chicken on Rt. 120 in McHenry on Oct. 25. If this person who was a wit­ ness reads this column PLEASE contact me at 653- 9225. It is very important that I hear from you. ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL DINNER Many thanks go to all those who helped and came to another Mic^oscful dinner and bazaar at the Ringwood church. We had lots of fellowship and lots of Christ­ mas shopping done at the bazaar. So we'll see you all again next year at the same place. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday goes to Larry Harvey, Jr. and to Bernie Klapperich on Saturday, Nov. 22. Then on Tuesday, Nov. 25 we find ^Phyllis Ackerman, Mary Butler and Mary (Carr) Freund will celebrate on the same day. Happy Thanksgiving day to all on Thursday, Nov. 27, and happy birthday to Delores Betts on the same day. Then on Friday, Nov. 28 we find Keith Lehman, Steve Harvey and Mark Rienwall celebrating their special day. Happy bir­ thday to all of you and we wish you many more. ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary to Jerry and Ruth Ann Hogan who will be celebrating another year on Nov. 23. Also to Pat and Tom Parsley whose anniversary WANTED! ? I T t T t T t T T f T Y I Y T T X t X t o LIMIT ON SPECIAL 1--per person 1--per family Your child's photographer will be on duty at. spurgeons 4400 W. RTE 120 McHENRY, ILL Fri. Nov. 28 • 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. V T Lou La Bay Will Participate In Dance Reviews Lou LaBay will be in a tap dancing review on Dec. 13 at the Valley-Hi Nursing home and on Dec. 21 at the Woodstock home for the aged. BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Betty Messer and daughters, Sandy, Julie and Mrs. Sherry DeCianni held a bridal shower at the Messer residence at 1405 Bayview lane on Nov. 2. The shower was in honor of Miss Debra Cabel and Kenneth R. Messer who will be united in marriage on Nov. 30. Ken is the oldest son of Richard and Betty Messer of the Bifcyview address. The wedding will take place in Good Shepherd Lutheran church in Glendale Heights where the Messers resided prior ti>; falls on Friday, Nov. 28. Happy anniversary to both couples and we hope you have many more happy years. THINGS TO REMEMBER Church Services -- Sunday, Nov. 23 -- 9:15 a.m. Church School - Sunday, Nov. 23 - 9:45 a.m. Thanksgiving Eve Service - Ringwood Church at 8 p.m. -? X T t X X X X X X X T X f • f X X T T T X X X T • f X Groups and additional settings at our regular low prices Experience A Real Thanksgiving Feast.... This year why don't you and your family dine out for a truly unique and relaxing Thanksgiving feast. At Andre's our Thanksgiving menu is complete from soup to nuts. Everything is delicious too, because we have thai home style touch} Also serving our regular menu on Thanksgiving. raJ? RESEl 815-678'7766 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW/! 11106 US. 12 NORTH RICHMOND, ILL. moving to Sunnyside in August. BIRTHDAYS We would like to wish Joe Backs a very happy birthday on the sixteenth. Lavonne Sallaz will be celebrating her day on the seventeenth and Cammie Gaylord is celebrating her day today, the twenty-first. Many, many more to all of you. GRATEFUL FOR NEWS I want to thank the folks who sent me the news, with a little cooperation we can make our column more interesting for everyone to read, thanks again. Richard Stoll has been ser­ ving McHenry County for over 15 years. Office hours 9:00 am to 6:00 pm daily. Free Loaners while your aid is in service. Free hearing test on request. New and used aids. A for trade-in on all makes. Fresh batteries, cords and ear molds, make to order. Appointment with Mr. Stoll can be arranged within a few hours. Evenings by appointment only by calling RENA SCHAID 1407 N. Green St. 385-0125 McHenry, III. \Zi block north McHenry State Bank. Miss Schaid has been in this location for 15 years. THE FAMILY IS STILL TOGETHER Now is the t ime to have a po r t ra i t done be fo re they each go the i r sepera te ways . Cut-of f -Date For Christmas Portra i ts Taken Is Nov. 29 PH O T O G R n P H Y 3814 W. MAIN ST. 385-0093 McHENR? Just in Time for Christmas Now Available at WAUCONDA NATIONAL BANK for Limited Time Only !% Patchwork Quilt Needlepoint Pillow Kit 2 Designs...Size 14" x 14" $500 Needlepoint Picture Kit 4 Designs...Size 5" x 5" |Z| TO GET YOUR QUILT OR NEEDLEPOINT KIT- Deposit $200.00* in New Checking or Savings Account or Add $200.00 to Existing Savings Account Start Christmas Club $1,000 Time C.D. $5,000 Time C.D. 5" x 5" Picture Kit 1st FREE Add. Kits $2 Each $2.00 1st Free Add. Kits $2 ea. 1st Free Add. Kits $2 ea. 14" x 14" Pillow Kit $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 Patchwork Quilt $10.00 $10.00 $7.50 $5.00 •All Deposits MuSt be from Sources Other than Existing Wauconda National Bank Accounts FREE NEEDLEPOINT INSTRUCTION : 9 A.M. to 10 A.M. 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