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7 New Teachers At Marian Marian Central Catholic high school Principal Thomas J. Parsley is shown above with new members of the Marian faculty at a recent teachers' meeting. New members this year with teaching areas in parenthesis are: Seated left to right are Lynn Larson (English), Mary Fogarty (Physical Education), Frank Marks (English), Parsley, Sister Philip Neri (Religion) and Jean Moore (Spanish). Standing are Kerry Muldowney (Sociology) and Thomas Burg (Mathematics). McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 Kick-Off Party Planned For Dredge Launch On Sunday, Sept. 25, there will be a kick-off party to launch the new dredge recently purchased by the McCullom Lake Conservation club. Your pledges are desperately needed, so please remember to get them in as soon as possible. There will be spirits and food available at the party, so just bring yourselves down to the beach house at about 1 p.m., and plan to stay until it's dark. There will be a "Name the Dredge" contest, and bottles of commemorative champagne will be for sale. The dredge will be together and on display for everyone to see, and the members of the Conservation club will be on hand to explain its use. So, come on down and see the device that's going to clean up our lak#, "and don't forget those pledges! MEMBERSHIP NIGHT The Beach Gals will be sponsoring a membership night Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 7:30 p.m., at the beach house. If you are new in the village, or if you've lived here for a while and never had the chance to check us out, why not come down and have a really fun evening with us. There will be refreshments and games, and some really special entertainment is planned. Don't be shy ladies, we'd really love to see you down at the beach house on Wednesday night. VILLAGE BOARD At the village board meeting held Tuesday, Sept. 13, items of interest to villagers were discussed, and, for a change, several villagers were in at­ tendance. As some of you may have noticed, we have a new patrolman during the day in the village. He is the new CEDA policeman, and he is on duty during the daylight hours, which gives me a really good feeling. Knowing that someone is available when help is needed makes one feel really secure, and from the looks of • the only fuel you'll ever notd for (toNcious charcoal' flavored cooking. THE SECRET: charcoal' flavor is not from charcoal It comas from the smoka and flame created by tat from the meat dripping into the Are "INCREDIBLE ECOLOGY MILL" Pays lof >tsa*t many iim«s over m savings ol ttw cost of charcoal plus eliminates ttw mess and waiting BONUS Incredible Ecotooy Gnu cook oook included I DIAMOND COBETA ENTERPRISES 815-3S5-895S 1502 N. GREEN STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS 60050 things, he really gets through the village a lot. The village also has a new maintenance man, who has been doing a really terrific job getting things in order around the park and beach and the village in general. Some of you may have noticed that it's easier to find your way home because the street signs have been put back up. The main­ tenance man is also from CEDA, and we're really glad he is here. More lighting is being in­ stalled in the big beach house, it was announced at Tuesday night's meeting. This should be done in the near future, and will make the big beach house much better for all the activities it houses. HOWDY We're happy ' to welcome Karen, Todd, and Tara Parks back to our village. Everyone was sad to see them go a while back, but they're here again, and we're glad. The Parks are residing on Parkview avenue. TURN ONS 1 g ARE YOU < MAKING A LIVING? DNLY BECAUSE I'M LIVING ON WHAT I'M .. MAKING! ft? y THE WORD FOR OUR WEEKEND SPECIALS A / ALL DINNERS INCLUDE: 'SOUP OR JUICE, GARDEN SAUD POTATO & VEGETABLE, HOT LOAF OF BREAD ABUTTER - FRIDAY NITE SIIVMAVSMi KEP FRIED PERCH W/Tartar j; BROILED ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS $5M 4REA0ED SCALLOPS /Cocktail Sauca TWIN FILET MIGN0N Mtk Onion Rinp $^50 - SATURDAY & SUNDAY SHIVMt AT S Ml SAV., X Ml SUN. awrv SPECIAL NEW YORK SIRLOIN STEAK 4 SPECIAL NEW YORK SIRLOIN TWIN FILET MIGN0N with Oflwn Rings $450 rp» PRIME RIB of BEEF An Jus $g75 BROILED RAINBOW TROUT ALM0NDINE >4" CHICKEN CACCIAT0RE MBAk Willi opignvui 145° SUNDAY SPECIALS - CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH 10 AM -mi (CHILDREN 11 URUCR I£*Q) "FREE ROSE FOR THE LADIES" SMORGASBORD 3P.M.. (CHILDREN 11 UNDER $3.00) $39S >5 00 Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 BIRTHDAYS - ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthdays go this week to Sergio Martini Sept. 21, to Rad Keith and Ralph Regner Sept. 25, to Julie L$wson, who celebrates her fourth birthday Sept. 26, and to Dorothy Cun­ ningham Sept. 27. Very happy anniversary wishes go to Ed and Barb Caron Sept. 21, to Rich and Angie Wolf Sept. 23, to Jim and Ginny Franklin Sept. 24, to Allan and Marie McKim and also Earl and Elma Nelson, all who celebrate Sept. 25. Hope you all have wonderful days, and guys, don't forget to be extra nice to your ladies on your special days. Scout Troop Cookie Sale Nets Night Out Visit the McHenry Public library on Green street and view the interesting craft products made by our Brownies and Junior Scout troops. The girls1 crafts will be on display for one month. Also, all girls interested in joining the Brownies or Junior Scout troops may join the groups at the following times: Brownies, Tuesdays, 4 p.m.; and Junior Scouts, Tuesdays, 7 p.m. All meetings are held at the village hall annex. Speaking of Scouting, the girls of Troop 417 did so well at selling cookies last spring that they were able to go to Great America last May, and they were able to have a grown up "night out" with just the girls. They went to Shady Lane dinner playhouse in Marengo. Nineteen girls and four mothers had a delicious dinner followed by the delightful play, "There Goes The Bride," starring Dale Benson. The girls attending this event were Kari Anderson, Cheryl Buchholtz, Debbie Gorham, Christine Norman, Kathy We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities On Sale Items Novotny. Donna Turner, Debbie McFaul, Cindy True. Kathy Besliche, Karen Gath. Rusti Blake, Charlene Ein- weck, Kim Kurowski, Charlene Norman. Bobbie Orin, Dana Verdung, Kim Gilliland, Melanie McWilliams, and Larisa Valek. The mothers who also at­ tended the event were Karen Novotny, Linda Verdung, and Rosemary Orin. Of course, Pat Einweck. the troop leader was present also. The girls enjoyed a richly deserved good time. Perhaps more exciting things will be in store this year. CENSUSOVER The census has been taken. The census takers commented on the great cooperation"they received from the village residents. If you were missed by the census takers, contact the village hall. BAKE SALE SUCCESSFUL The bake sale, Sept. 10, was a huge success. Over $50 was collected. The proceeds from this bake sale went entirely towards the McHenry Shores library. It was certainly nice to have such cooperation from the villagers. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes are sent to Mildred Snively, Sept. 17 and Nicole LaFrancis. Sept. 20. who celebrated her third bir­ thday. Hope you two enjoyed your birthday celebrations. Sept 22 is the special day for Aldonna Zelvis and Rebecca Blue who will be two years old on that date. Sept. 23 is the birthday of Tammy Gunder who will be 16 years old and Kathy Novotny who will be 11 years old. Robert Dobbertin also shares Sept. 23 for his special day. Sept. 26 Riva Peters has a birthday. And Sept. 27 Bonnie Panerali and Joe Einweck have their birthday celebrations. Joe will be three years old Sept. 27. Congratulations and may all of you enjoy the rest of the year. ROAD IMPROVEMENT Road repair and seal coating will be done within the next few weeks on the following roads: All roads north of the creek, all of Hilltop, all of Broadway, and much of Biscayne. ' To err is human, to forgive is almost impossible. PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1977 Extend Repayment Time On Farm-Storage Loans The U.S. Department of Conservation service (ASCS) Agriculture <USDA> an- through its county offices, nounced it is changing the farnv^From 1949 through 1976 thf facility loan repayment period ^Program loaned over $1 billion from the current five years up to "assist farmers in building Fires Flame Regretfully, 1976 ended with a rash of multiple-death fires The worst fire of the year claimed 34 lives. The most costly was a $30 million fire at a grain elevator facility. In last year's worst fire tragedy. 33 of the 88 persons aboard a 727 jet airliner, plus one person on the ground, died when the plane crashed April 29 in Charlotte, Amalie, Virgin Islands. to maximum of eight years. The department feels that lengthening the repayment period and increasing the number of annual installments will help lessen the cash flow problems of farmers obtaining loans. According to department spokesmen, a longer repayment period is needed because of recent changes in the program which (1) in­ creased the maximum loan amount from $25,000 to $50,000, <2) allows storage needs to be based on two years' production rather than one, and (3) decreased farmers' required downpayments from 30 percent to 15 percent of the cost of structures and equipment. The effect of these changes will be to substantially increase the size of the average loan. By increasing the number of installment payments, each installment will be smaller, thus allowing farmers more flexibility and lessening the possibility of delinquent or defaulted loans, according to the Department. The Farm Facility Loan program is administered by the Agricultural Stabilization and farm facilities with storage capacity of over 2.4 billion bushels. •» Forced To Study "How come your son is doing so well in college?" "Well, wine makes him sick, he's afraid of women, he hates to play games, he's allergic to the sun and he can't sing Thus, he's forced to stay home and study." • s ARE YOU MOVING? Subscribers are requested to provide immediate! notice of change of address' to The McHenry Plain-] dealer, 3812 W Elm St., ; McHenry, II. 60050. A deduction of one month } from the expiration of a subscription will be made where a change of address j is provided through the ] Post Office Department. Sale Beer Not Iced MERCHANTS OFFI WINES AND LIQUOR} SEPT. 21 TO SEPT. 27 4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILLINOIS IMPORTED LORD CALVERT CANADIAN quart No Sales . To Minors uow> CALVWT cmudimi diet i KES.-DIET- LIONT 8-16 0Z. BOTTLES SKOL VODKA 049 QUART BARCLAYS BRANDY m 99C PLUS DEPOSIT SWEET OR DRY _ LEJON 1 VERMOUTH QUART LIMIT 2 >!>«• ill! [Ml* *'Nr < •*AMPY WUmm » i mill i QUART (^fcl TAB FRESCA 32 0Z. 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