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CONSTRUCTION GRADE LUMBER PAGE 9 - P LAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JUNE 13,1|M Elephants can spend up to 18 hours a day eating. Win worn Fight Gypsy Moths At - K- " r ' < Several Area Locations Through the use of burlap l*rval traps, the Citizens Concerned for the En­ vironment (CCE) have found Gypsy Moth cater* pillar on only four trees to date. . One of these trees is in the parking lot of the McHenry Inn, the other three are contained in two yards On Sussex Drive. All 300 trees that have been wrapped are being monitored by the CCE on a regular basis. At this time of the year many different types .of caterpillars are found in this area, and this has led to confusion on the part of ma­ ny residents who fear that Gypsy Moths have moved into their trees. At the present <stage of the Gypsy Moth development, the CCE said, the cater- with Bacillus thuringiensis pillars are % inch to 1 inch in (BT) in a water suspension, length. The brownish,'hairy and, weather permitting, caterpillars are easy to wijl spray the affected trees identify by pairs of red and on Sussex drive. blue dots on their backs. A CCE representative When mature, they will stated this week it will reach a length of 1V4 to 2 Vfe continue to work toward the inches. eradication of the Gypsy In addition to the Gypsy Moth in McHenry. Moth caterpillars, the burlap traps will shelter many types of insect. The tent caterpillars, with their gold stripes, as well as various types of green caterpillars, have been reported in the larval traps. Anyone who believes he may have a Gypsy Moth caterpillar on a tree, remove it, place it in a small container, and call 385- 7925, 385-3701 or 385-4804. The CCE has sprayed the tree at McHenry Inn twice CUSTOMERS CAN PUT UP THEMSELVES! These four students are shown with checks In the amount of UN each received at the recent meeting ol the McHenry Women of the Moose for medically oriented careen.They were possible by the Hoipital committee which had a cookbook printed containing the recipes of members and Criends. From left, are Barb Devivo, who will attend Northern Illinois university to major In psychology; Barb Humann, who will study Nursing at Northern; Kail Swanion. who will stady at the University of Illinois Medical school. Chicago; and Susan Butler, who pbas to become a dental technician after studying at Parldand college. Champaign. 8herry Pechous of Johnsburg, who was absent from picture, was the alternate choice and was awargfd aj&t check. JJ.LUJ.iJ..!J iJ.LU.j J ' U I., i CANOPY easily fits irr automobile trunk and comes in 2 sizes! ! I'm finally living life in the fast lane. That's because I can't afford any more than eight items. Motorcycle Crashes As Driver Loses Control SHAMROCK CLEANERS 4400 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY MARKET PLACE 20' x 20' RED & WHITE DAILY RATE 20' x 30 BLUE & WHITE DAILY RATE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED!! A McHenry man was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad last Thursday after he lost control of his motorcycle at the intersection of Ringwood road and Route 120. Vincent J. Rustile, of 2415 Fairview, McHenry, was treated, and released from the hospital. According to the accident report, Rustile was driving west on Route 120 when a car pulled out from the in­ tersection of Ringwood road and stopped. Rustile applied the brakes to avoid a collision and lost control of his motorcycle, which fell to the pavement. No contact was made with the auto which was driven by Kurt T. Freund, of Wood­ stock. Freund was ticketed for driving with a suspended license and failure to yield the right-of-way. In a similar collision, a car driven by Edward Lescher, of 1711 Woodlawn, McHenry, pulled out from Maple avenue onto Richmond road and was struck by another car. Lescher was taken to McHenry hospital, where he was treated and released.^ He was also ticketed teh McHenry polled for failure to yield the right-of-way. The driver of the other auto was Randall L. Parker, of Mtmdelein. Anna M. Wienke, of Ingleside, was driving east on Lincoln road when a car parked on the road shoulder pulled into her lane of traffic and struck her car. The driver of the other auto, Eric S. Trier, of 2014 Oakleaf, McHenry, told police he pulled onto the shoulder when his car developed engine trouble. Tracy L. Noa, of 5211 Lear, Wonder Lake, told Sheriff's police she was driving north on Ringwood road When her car started moving to the left side of the road. She said she tried to steer The driver of the other par but the car would not was John A. Lucarz, of 4418 respond. Hilltop, Wonder Lake. The The car traveled off the Lucarz vehicle was ap- road and struck a tree. proaching the intersection of Joseph A. Peto, of 1104 Hancock drive and E. Rolling lane, McHenry, was Wonder Lake road in driving east on Rolling lane Wonder Lake. Antique Jamboree when another auto backed out of a driveway. Peto said he tried to stop but his car slid and collided with the other auto. The other auto was driven 4>y Robert E. Olmsted, of fferpentersville. Cynthia Olson, of 7105 Hiawatha, Wonder Lake, told police she was backing out of a driveway and did not see the other car until it was too late. EBEMSS ONK DOLLAR CERTIFICATE This Certificate is worth ONI DOLLAR Off when presented J with any MC0MII|S ORDER of $5.00 or more ON ALL SERVICE, ft -- «,#* Professional Dr^ Cleaning Steamex Rental Draperies, Etc. Jr Leather Suede Cleaning Clean Only (Coin Op) E EXPIRES: June 30, 1980 One Certificate per Order, Please WE ALSO RENT •TABLES & CHAIRS •BEER TAPPERS •BBQ SPITS ft GRILLS •CHAMPAGNE FOUNTAINS | SHAMROCK 9 CLEANERS "Jhi SudhL JjuudL of, fluqtmn" 4400 W. 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