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Legal Notice PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FKIDAY, JULY 7.1978 ^ ^ dary of the Village of Sun- nyside, and is legally described as follows: That part of Government Lot 2, of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6. lying Southerly of the center line NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ANNEXATION AGREEMENT PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF SUN- NYSIDE. ILLINOIS On Tuesday, July 11, 1978, at 7:30 P.M.. a public hearing will be held by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Sunnyside, Illinois, at 4206 N. Wilmot Road. McHenry, Illinois, for the purpose of considering and hearing testimony as to an ordinance authorizing the execution of an Annexation- Agreement in regard to the Annexation of the Village of Sunnyside. Illinois, of a tract of property containing approximately 44 4 acres, which is located approximately ofie^alf <'*) mile West of .the intersection of Ringwood Road ahd Johnsburg Road, is bounded by Ringwood Road on the North, with approximately the Southeast 345 36 feet being contiguous to the West boun- of Ringwood Road, and th£ West Half of the Northwest Half of Section 7, all in Township 45 North, Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian, excepting and reserving therefrom that part described as follows: Beginning on the Norfh line of said Section. 1315.0 feet West from/^lhe North Quarter Cor®^r thereof, and running thence^Southerly on a line forming an angle of 89 degrees 23 minutes to the prolongs scribea distance of 2312 25 feet to an iron stake, thence Westerly on a line forming an angle of 95 degrees 08 minutes to th-e right with a prolongation of the last described line 217 75 feet to an iron stake, thence left with a prolongation of the last described line a r T h e M c H e n n P l a i n d e a l e r Established 187S 3812 West Elm Street Phone 385-0170 McHenry Il l inois 60050 Published Every Wednesdry ft Friday ot McHenry Il l inois Second Closs Postage Paid of McHenry Il l inois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Sob«crtb»r, ar» r»qu»it»d io provid* immediate not<c» of chonge of oddreti to The McHenry Plamdealer 38 1 ? A Elm St McHenry III 60050 A deduction of one month trom the expiration of o iubicr.pt,on will D<- mode where o chong. ot addrett it provided through th» Po»t OW»c« ••partment Adele Froehlich-Editor Larry E. Lund-Publisher MEMBER 1978 NEWSPAPER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER MSOCUTIQN >HH>I HH NNA SUSTAINING MEMBER--1978 fitt Pun I * Hrr i \... SUBSRIPTION RATES * I 2.(H> I \ . ,ir l U 7 ( N l ^ n McHenry and Lake Outside McHenry ond / County Lake County .iv\v\v\v\vuu\\m\wu\\vm\mv Northwesterly on a line forming an angle of 38 degrees 42 roinutes to the right with a prolongation of the last described'Aline, 674.27 feet to an iron stake; thence Northerly on a line forming an angle of 57 degrees 5 minutes to the rignt with a prolongation of the last described line, 568.25 feet; thence Nor­ therly to a point in the center line of Ringwood Road, said point being 580 46 feet Northwesterly distant from the in­ tersection of the center line of said road and the North line of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 7, said point of intersection being 1174 92 feet Easterly distant from the Northwest Corner of said Northwest Q u a r t e r ; t h e n c e Southeasterly in said center lira 580 48 feet; thence Easterly to the place of beginning, in McHenry County, Illinois A form of the Annexation Agreement is on file with the Village Clerk. The proposed A n n e x a t i o n A g r e e m e n t provides in part that all of the aforesaid property be classified in the "R ' Residence District. You are further notified that said proposed Annexation Agreement may be changed, altered, modified, amended or redrafted in its entirety All interested partjes are invited to attend the public hearing and will be given an opportunity to be heard This is a continuance of the hearing originally scheduled for Tuesday. May 2, 1978 By order of the corporate authorities of the Village of Sunnyside. McHenrv County, Illinois Betty Messer. Village Clerk Pub July 7, 1978i Legal Notice NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOARD MEETING The Nunda Township Board of Trustees will hold a Special Board of Trustees meeting on Monday. July 10th, 1978 at 7:00 P.M., at the" Nunda Township Office, 95 Grant St., Crystal I^ke Illinois Nunda Township Board of Trustees Anita Sherwood. Supervisor Helen Milone, Town Clerk1 .. Dated July 5th 1978 ( P u b J u l y 7 . 1 9 7 8 > i Legal Notice The Johnsburg Community Unit School District No. 12 Board of Education acted at its regularly scheduled Board Meeting held June 27. 1978 to" defer the starting time of the regularly scheduled July 11, 1978 Board Meeting from 7:45 P M to 8:00 P M. Bobbie Hart, Secretary * Board of Education Johnsburg C.U School District 12 • Pub July 7, 1978) $244,300 In 4-H Scholarships Good Circulation Helps Driving Before starting ' out on a long trip, both men and women drivers should crawf into a pair of pantyhose. That, says physiologist Ed­ win Glassford, will make them safer drivers. Glassford spends much of his time at the Physical Dy­ namics Research Institute in San Diego worrying about the way long periods of sit­ ting behind a wheel fatigue drivers, and make it more dangerous for them to be on the road. Better circulation and thermal regulation-- through pantyhose, leotards, or support stockings--will help, he says. A bucket of cold water kept next to the driver's seat, so that a motor­ ist can dip in his hands and stimulate blood flow through the body, can also work to counter the problem, says Fleet Owner magazine. For a longer-term solution, Dr. Glassford suggests that the driver sit on a special vi­ brating cushion. Some on the market send ripples through the thigh muscles, thereby pushing blood upward and keeping it from being trapped in the legs by the 90 degree bend in the body, Glassford says. The cushions work by inflating and deflating on a ten second cycle. One mar­ keter of the devices, Gulf and Western Manufacturing Co., has sold some to the Pentagon to try to curb fatigue for Navy and Air Force pilots. • * * * We would like to know where the statisticians get their comparisons. College enrollments jumped nearly 47 percent in the 10-year period ending in 1976. In the fall of that year, almost 7.2 million young people 18-24 were at­ tending college Students' earnings and aid from parents were the most common sources of income for undergraduates. But many of them also depended on student loans, grants or scholarships Scholarships are an im­ portant part of national 4-H awards programs. In 1978 « total of $244,300 in scholarships funds will go to 273 Current or former 4-H members who meet eligibility requirements set by the Cooperative Extension Service. These scholarships are donated by about fifty businesses* corporations and foundations. They are arranged and announced by National 4-H council. a non-prbfit .organization administering private support for the 4-H progra. v These donors also provide county achievement medals and expense-paid trips to the fifty-seventh National 4-H Congress in Chicago Nov. 26-30 for state and national winners. National 4-H council offers recognition in the 4-H beef, horse and swine programswith $1,000 scholarships to six national winners in each program. More information on these scholarships and awards is available from county ex­ tension agents. Safety Tips 100 Million Americans In Water This summer more than 100 million Americans will take to the water in four to five million swimming pools, according to the National Swimming Pool institute. In fact, swimming is the nation's favorite outdoor recreation activity. To make sure swimming is a pleasure for everyone in and around the pool, the National Swimming Pool institute offers these safety tips: 1. Never swim or let anyone else swim alone. 2. Never let children play in or around the pool without constant supervision 3. Have basic lifesaving equipment available at all times, as well as a list of emergency telephone numbers. 4. Do not permit roughhousing or horseplay in or around the pool 5. Don't swim when you've just eater, or you're overly tired. 6. Stay out of the water during rain storms 7. All outdoor/pools should be protected by a fence whteh cannot be opened or climbed by children 8. Keep pool decks and diving boards clean and clear of debris. 9. Exercise caution in using diving boards or slides. 10. Have a local NSPI builder or service company make periodic safety and main­ tenance checks of all pool appliances and equipment. 11. Post in plain view a list of pool rules for guests THE LARGEST INVENTORY OF WATER PUMPS IN THE MIDWEST WE SERVICE ALL BRANDS / • Jet Pumpi •Submersible Pump» •All Typ« ot Pump Ports •Captive Air Tonks / 7 •Water Filter* •Softeners •Hydr-o-mottc Sump Pumps •Well Drilling •Ideal Sump Pump* •Everything Water Tr ai THE HOUSE THAT GOOD. ^ WELLS f UXjUjtw - , e " S , P . y 8 1 5 3 8 5 - 5 2 5 2 s«NtT0YS 3200 N RICHMOND RD (ROUTE 31 NORTH) McHENRY JLL. Heme and Nonheme Iron Many of us look to certain vegetables to provide iron in our diet, believing that by eat­ ing them we are getting enough iron. It's true that certain veg­ etables do supply iron, but they may hot meet our needs. Sim­ ply stated, iron comes in two different forms -- heme and nonheme. An important dif­ ference is in howjhese forms of iron are absorbed by the body. Heme iron, the kind from animal foods, is more readily absorbed by the body, and therefore in a more useful state than nonheme iron from plant sources. In fact, absorp­ tion of heme iron, found in animal tissues, is five or tenfold higher than nonheme iron. Besides being readily avail­ able for use, heme iron helps the body use iron from other sources, enhancing the absorj> uon of dietary nonheme iron. Beef is not only one of the best sources of available iron, but it makes the iron in food eaten with it more available. Animal foods are clearly an important source of dietary iron. Maps Needed Satellite pictures have recently revealed that the world is not as well-mapped as previously thought New lakes in Iran and uncharted islands in Brazilian rivers are among some of the new space-age discoveries. CONTRACTORS Job Hold Up Bocauso of Concrete Dolivory Oolay? Call Accu-Croto, Inc, Saturday Delivery* Available Phone 338-4718 Now running on a street near you. RTA's new Route 807. Your Woodstock/McHenry bus. Now you can vave1 between Woodstock and McHenry even oetter :ra< before Just tac? th-.e 807 s tne Nrsraire; t route linking Woodstock wtn McHenry and you car easily transfer from it tc Other points n Mc Henrv County ind a* e Co; tv Commuters ca^ catct the 807 to eaten their trams at botn Woodstock s and McHenry s North Western Stations Tre 807 also serves McHenry County Courtnouse Marian Central High School Wonde- lake Post Office and the McHenry Market Center I You can catch the 807 along Route 120 and various streets around Wonder Lake You can ride on your new Ro^te 807 for the usual low RTA fare For a small addi tionai charge you can buy an RTA Universal Transfer that s good on all RTA buses m the area, including the CTA For a free schedule, write RTA PO Box 2938, Chicago, IL 60690 Or call RTA Trave; Information toll free 800/972 7000 For best service can m the even i n; Regional Transportation Authority r. I get around. Marching At Its Best The Guardsmen, shown performing one of their precision drills, will be one ofteight top name drum corps units performing in the drum corps show Sunday, July 30, as part\of the Fiesta days celebration sponsored by the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce. J/ ' The resounding climax to the 1978 Fiesta days events will be Drum Corps Magic, a spellbinding display of precision marching and music performed by eight topranking drum corps units from throughout the highly competitive Midwest. Competing for the top prize Sunday, July 30, at 6:45 p.m. at McCracken field, will be the Cavaliers, Kilties, Guardsmen, Vaccaros, Pioneers, Knights, Fox Valley Haiders and Emerald Knights. T] promises to be the biggest si ever held in the history of Fiesta days. ^ Prior to their performance that evening, all of the units will march in the Fiesta days parade beginning at 2 p.m. Tickets are now on sale at the Chamber of Commerce office, 4719 W. Route 120. The office is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, 9 to 1 For further information phone 385-4300 or write to the above address Savings Bond For Baby Named Cutest in Area vou can Banu on it: Presented by STATE BANK OF RICHMOND member F.D.I.C. y Protection of the currency of the United States is one of the jobs of the Treasury Department. An aspect of that protection is tracking down those who counterfeit currency, bank notes or Treasury bills. These agents are especially vigilent con cerning currency because of the potential threat to commerce a really successful counterfeiting operation could pose. One of the most common alerts to a counterfeit operation comes from the local bank. Bank personnel are especially trained to identify bogus money. Some with years of experience can tell by the feel of the money whether it is genuine. After the phoney money has been detected in the bank. Treasury agents are notified and the job of tracking down the counterfeiters begins in earnest. Success of the Agents is demonstrated in the fact that counterfeiters have never seriously threatened the value of our currency. It's a record we hope to keep intact. A $25 savings bond awaits the child named cutest baby in McHenry That incentive is a welcome to parents to enter their child in the Town and Country Newcomers club's cutest baby photo contest To enter submit a 5x7 or smaller photo of a baby less than l year of age by July 30 Due to display space, the num­ ber of entries will be strict­ ly limited The deadline is July 12. The contest address is Baby Photo Contest, P O Box 163, McHenry. or contact Mrs Wm G (Helen) Borland, 3910 W Maple avenue, for details During Fiesta days, the public will determine the cutest baby by coin donations at various locations All proceeds will be donated to Petersen park HOUSING AUTHORITY MEETS The McHenry Ounty Housing Authority will hold its annual meeting July 10 at l p.m. at the Old Courthouse inn, Woodstock • D :J ^PRATT&LAMBERtJ 0 Vapex Pratt & Lambert ̂ "oust paim Vapex House Paint Use this smooth spreading latex finish and you'll wonder how you ever got such a beautiful paint job so fast and so easy. Wash out brushes in a jiffy with soap and water and you'll wonder why anyone still does it the old- fashioned hard way. And as the years go by, you'll wonder, when do I ever repaint? In a word, Vapex is wonderful. Try it hundreds of colors to choose from, including your favorite. SPECIAL OFFER s2°°ofr °"""Y fiob'A CoIoaT of cMccHtnxy 47 WW m 130 McHfMRV, ILL. 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