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PAGE II - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, l»7» k Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Evening Services Held For Lent At Nativity Lutheran In order to bring more meaning into the Lenten season. Nativity Lutheran church is having evening Lenten services at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday. The theme will be the "Seven Last Words of Jesus". Everyone is invited to come and worship together. Another opportunity for growth is involvement in the Wednesday Bible study star­ ting at 9:30 a m. They are using a self-study guide on the Book of Hebrews. So far, the background of the book has been discussed, and now they are approaching a general overview or survey of the book before discussing each part in detail. Baby sitting is available at the church during this time. A roller skating party is being planned for Monday, March 19, from 7-9 p.m. at the McHenry Roller Rink. Tickets will be available following both worship services Sunday morning. Nativity now has the beginning of an Evangelism committee. Their primary function will be to maintain a healthy rapport with both new and old members. More help and input is needed, since there are only two members at the present time. If you would consider being a member of the committee, contact either Bud Detwiler at 653-6507, or Katie Anderson at 653-4646. Nativity was proud to NOTICE HORNSBY'S CIRCULAR IN THIS PUBLICATION IS EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY MARCH 18. THANK YOU HORNSBYS - family centers II 4400 W. Rt. 120 McHenry Rt. 47 ft Country Club Rd. Woodstock Daily 9 to 9 Sunday 10 to 6 spurgeons Check Our "yCrisp Poly Pique Knits by White Swan There's nothing quite like the look and feel of a crisp, white uniform. White Swan proves it in pique doubleknit! These three of polyester launder like a dream: A Puff-sleeved and multi-pocketed pant set (belt separate), 4-18, $25 B Shirtwaist neat! Pantset in 8-18, $25 C Trim and tucked! Dress in 8-18, $19 It's New! White Duty Shoe Leather-look white oxford with new cushioned flexible wedge bottom unit for easy comfort! Perforated top Sizes 5 to 10 • -Pair $10 McHenry Market Place Beauty Salon 385*4520 welcome Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg and their children, Kyle and Collen; Mrs. Alice Burress; and Gladys Steljes as new members. There were two Baptisms during the month of February. They were Jennifer Ann Golla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Golla and Jason Andrew Thacker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thacker. Birthday wishes are ex­ tended to Jim Fredericks, March 16; Ron Krumsee, March 19; Louise Hansen, March 20; Kathy Nelson, March 25; Daphne Bruce, March 25; and, Jim Peters, March 30. Today, March 14, is the wedding anniversary of Ron and Carol Krumsee. NEW GIRL SCOUT TROOP Several months ago, I mentioned that the Brownies and the Girl Scouts were having trouble finding leaders. Two women came to the rescue and took over the Brownie Troop. Now some help has come for the Girl Scouts also. A Junior Girl Scout Troop has now been started. It is Troop 416 including fourth and fifth grade girls, and meets every Monday from 3-4:30 p.m. at the Greenwood school gym. It is open to both east and west side girls. If you would like further information, call Cheri Wright at 385-0069. ELECT OFFICERS At the March 7 meeting of the Young at Hearts, both the president, Marie Robinson and treasurer, Betsy Smith, were reelected. Marie Robinson had previously resigned and the club has been meeting without official leadership. Now the club members convinced Mrs. Robinson that they need her excellent guidance, so she happily consented to take on the job again. After the election, the members enjoyed the desserts that were supplied by Louise Marke, Marie Robinson and Elmira Simone. Plans are now being made to celebrate the twelfth an­ niversary of the club's existence. It will be celebrated on April 18, hopefully with the members attending a dinner at one of the local restaurants. The plans will be finalized at the next meeting, which will be March 21 at 11 a.m., at Christ the King church hall. SINGING IN SPRING We often hear the saying "ringing in the New Year", but on March 19, the Wonder Lake Senior Citizens plan to "sing in spring time". They have planned a sing-along to hurry the approaching good weather. Blood pressure screening will take place from 11:30-12:30, with the regular meeting beginning at 1 p.m. The highlight of the meeting will be the election of officers, who will hold office from April 1, 1979 until April 1, 1980. Meetings are always held at Nativity Lutheran church. SPEEDY RECOVERY Len Spencer will be ruling his household from his easy chair for several weeks. He un­ derwent knee surgery on March 9, and will have a period of recovery at home. f Len had to have the surgery done now so that his recovery would be complete by the time baseball season rolls around. It would be difficult managing the Wonder Lake Teener league S without being in good shape! SPECIAL DAYS Danny Hayes of Highland Shores will be celebrating his seventh birthday on March 16. Danny is a first grader at Greenwood school. Even though Dora Gill is not Irish, all those of Irish heritage celebrate along with her on her birghday, March 17. Maybe she will be taken out for a corned beef and cabbage dinner! Happy St. Patrick's day to all of us Irish folk on March 17, and happy St. Joseph's day to all < those of Italian and Polish ancestry on March 19. COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 14-Harrison Kin­ dergarten registration, 9 a.m. to noon. March 15-Women's club meeting, 8 p.m., Nativity Lutheran hall. « March 23-Science Fair, Greenwood school, 6:30-8 p.m. March 29-day of school for District 200 March 30-no school for District 200 Honor Hospital Directors EMPLOYMENT SURVEY The U.S. Bureau of the Census will conduct its monthly survey on employment and unemployment in this area during the week of March 19, according to Stanley D. Moore, director of the Bureau's Regional office in Chicago. In addition to the usual questions on current employment, the March survey will have questions on the work ex­ perience and income of household members last year and whether they have moved since March 1,1975. Households in this area are part of the sample of 70,000 across the country scientifically selected to represent a cross section of all U.S. households. MARCH MADNESS STRIKES AGAIN The telecast of the Illinois Class A High School Basketball Tournament on March 16th and 17th will be sponsored by the fans at the Country Companies for the 8th straight year. Check your local listings for time and station. r© have a nice weekend.. TELEPHONE S0M C P P P C B C C 8 6'B C C P-B-B 0 B"P Loren Miller RICHMOND, ILLINOIS Keith Sennichsen McHENRY, ILLINOIS °o Ml. 470-4491 Ml. 344-2772 Your Country Companies Agents. est SiSn WHEN YOU BUY A WASHER & DRYER n,j/ WHEN YOU BUY A »J SPEED QUEEN ' WASHER OR DRYER SPEED QUEEN r Save Energy1 Save Money Replace your old gas dryer with a new pilotless ignition Speed Queen tv > Burn better to last longer. OFFER GOOD FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ON SELECTED WASHERS & DRYERS Serving the McHenry Area for Over 50 Years CAREY Appliance SALES & SERVICE 385-5500 1241 N. Green St. McHenry, 1 Retiring directors of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association's board of directors honored at the meeting last week included, from left, Joe Sullivan, Wonder Lake, and Kenneth Schuh, Gordon Thurow and Dr. Margaret Phillips, all of Woodstock. DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY Your Police Department by Officer Jim Fitzgerald Public Relations Officer McHenry City Police Phone 385-2131 TRX SERVICE ;Yegge Accounting •Experienced •Professional •Personalized •Year-Round E INCOME TRX SERVICE Phone 385-7957 for appointment B.fl.aJLttJ-9 fl BJUUULB.fi RJULftJ, Jurisdiction is probably one of the most difficult things for the public to understand, when it relates to the police depart­ ment. Basically, it means that all police departments have set areas that they patrol and respond to calls in, and, unless they are asked by a neigh­ boring department to assist, they do not patrol areas outside their jurisdiction. The obvious exceptions to jurisdiction are another department's request for help on a call, a chase that starts within your jurisdiction and proceeds to another's area, and so on: Where this becomes hard to understand is when a citizen calls the city of McHenry police department, and asks for help in some problem. The dispatcher will ask the caller who he is, where he lives, the phone number, and what is wrong. The problem arises in the citizen's mind when he is told that he doesn't live within the corporate limits of the city of McHenry, and that he will have to call the Sheriff's department for his problem. It is hard to explain over the phone, when the person is upset or excited, and usually getting irate, that just because he has a McHenry mailing address, that he doesn't live within the city limits and the McHenry police department doesn't answer calls outside our area. Unless the caller has an emergency, such as an accident, a fight, etc., the caller will be told to call the Sheriff's department, if it is their area, or his local police department. Obviously, if it is an emergency, and he has called the wrong depart­ ment, we will take the in­ formation, and we will im­ mediately call the appropriate police agency and relay the information to them. There are numerous small towns in the county of McHenry that do not have their own local police departments, and they are served by the McHenry county Sheriff's department. Within the county limits, there are larger towns that have their own local departments, such as Crystal Lake, Woodstock, McHenry, Marengo, and so on. All of those larger departments have full time police depart­ ments, that have police officers on duty twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, all year long. Also, there are towns that are growing larger all the time, and they have their own police departments too; however, they may be only part-time stations. Whenever their of- "Erin Go Bragh" ST. PAT'S DAY FEAST Sat., Mar. 17 INCLUDES: Mulligan Stew, Corned Beef'n Cabbage. <£ ' Complimentary Ale and Favors! ONLY $795 AND WOULD YOU BELIEVE...An All Green DISCO! RESERVATIONS PLEASE RgSCENTcBAY ®LAHPING 3309 N. Chapel Hill Rd.. McHenry 385-8899 ficers are on duty, they answer the calls within their city limits. But, when they do not have an officer on duty, their calls are answered by the McHenry county Sheriff's department. Examples of this are McCullom Lake, Sun- nyside, McHenry Shores, Sunrise Ridge, Lake-in-the- Hills, etc. As these towns grow larger, they will also have full time police departments. When they start being full time is deter­ mined by the city council, and also by state law. Usually, when a town has a certain number of residents, and there are other factors that come into play, state law says that they have to have a full time police department. The city council may start a full time force sooner, at their discretlbn, if they feel that it is necessary. The city of McHenry is constantly growing, and with that growth, comes the need for the police department to grow, and take on the responsibility of that added area to protect the people, and the property of those people. When an area is brought into the city, or in­ corporated into the city, it not only gets the sewer and water hook-ups, and all the other advantages of being a part of a city, it gets the police depart­ ment, too. As the city grows, we take on the added problems that always come with growth, and we try to grow ourselves to make our, YOUR department, better. In the past few years, we have enlarged our police station; upgraded our radio system to become more powerful, because of the added area that we must patrol and the fact that we dispatch for other police departments, rescue squad, and all three fire departments; added a detec­ tive division; and have sent many of the officers to special schools at the Police Training institute in Champaign and the Chicago Police academy and other schools to upgrade our knowledge and expertise as ^police officers. We in the city of McHenry police department, feel that we are one of the best police departments in the county, and we hope that you, the people of McHenry, feel the same way. We have grown in the past, just as the city has grown, and we will continue to grow and become better in the future, to better serve you, the people of McHenry. MEAT - FISH - & DELI FROM OUR DELI-COMPARE & SAVE IMPORTED KRAKUS '/a LB. MILD SWISS CHEESE '/a LB.1 19 MEAT FISH KNIEP'S CORNED BEEF BRISKET LB. 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