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BUYS FIRST POPPY-Dorothy Messer, left. Legion auxiliary 5 ..m,n 'or t*,e 1981 Poppy day sale, and Sally Buiak, auxiliary chairman, right, sell the first poppies to Madeline Bolger, secretary of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce. Poppy day in McHenry is Saturday, May 16. Secretaries Of Ftix Valley Meet May 20 Fox Valley chapter. Professional Secretaries International, will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 20, at the offices of Zukowski, Poper and Rogers, Route 14, Crystal Lake In addition to regular business, the Scholarship committee will report on its April 26 presentation of the chapter's annual $200 scholarship to Becky Schaller of McHenry. Following the business meeting, a white elephant game will be enjoyed Area secretaries are cordially invited to attend. Wonder Lake Scouts To Aid Recycling Wonder Lake Boy Scout Troop 145 chose to work at both the first and third Saturday recycling drives in McHenry this month in order to provide a social service and also to earn funds to send some of their boys to summer camp Members of the troop and parents will be working along with the McHenry County Defenders at the Market Place Saturday. May 16, from 9 a m until 1 p.m helping to unload cars and prepare the materials for the next step toward recycling. Now that the drives are held twice a month the hours are shorter. Those who have been recycling for many years are asked to make a note of this change in hours Citizens may bring in material anytime before 1 p.m. but are asked not to drop it off after that time For those becoming in­ volved in recycling for the first time, the following -guidelines should be of help. Newspapers-should be stacked and tied securely so that they can be easily handled by the homeowner and the workers at the drive No plastic bags or slick paper should be included in these bundles. Free twine is available at the drives for the asking Corrugated cardboard- should be broken down, flattened and tied in bundles. A minimal amount of magazines can also be ac­ cepted These should also be tied. Glass containers-should be rinsed of their food content and have any metal or plastic removed, which includes the narrow metal bands that are on some wine bottles Clear, green and brown glass is accepted Please do not bring light bulbs or crockers. Steel ("tin") cans-should be rinsed of their food content. have labels removed and be flattened to conserve space. The easiest way to flatten steel cans is to cut off the bottom just as the top was removed and then step on the can. Aluminum products-only all aluminum cans are ac­ ceptable for pay back Bi­ metal cans (aluminum tops with steel sides and bottoms) cannot be recycled at all. Other aluminum products, such as TV dinner trays, clean foil, aluminum siding etc , can be dropped off with other recyclabies at the drive. Used motor oil-should be brought in a secure con­ tainer Facilities are now available for emptying 5 gallon containers and returning the containers to the owner. Isabels from certain food products are also accepted at the drive and are turned over to Pioneer Center for the Exceptional, where they are used to purchase physical education equip­ ment The list of products from which labels are ac­ cepted are posted at the drive on the outside of the container in which they can be deposited. Recyclers are reminded that the pay-back program for aluminum cans is in effect only on the first Saturday of each month. Anyone in need of further information regarding the recycling of material, please call the McHenry County Defender representative at 385-8512 • • • • No business enterprise grows unless it is pushed by someone with brains and energy. Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Honor Eight Retiring Hospital Directors Village Hall Top Priority The Village of Sunnyside held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, May 5, at the Johnsburg Junior high. Newly elected mayor. Bill Mitchell gave his committee chairmen their lists of committee members. He is anxious to get the ball rolling and has a number of items on the agenda for the coming months. High on the list of priorities is the completion of the village hall. He would like to see the interior work completed so the village can start holding meetings there. Road commissioner, Greg Nowak, with the approval of the board, got the spring road repair work done. The new owners of Arrowhead Farm Inc. (formerly Sudeenew Abrabians) were present. They explained their operation and what they plan to do. There was a zoning question on the farm but this was resolved with the assistance village attorney Donald Truckenbrod. The owners. Joel Brumlik, Rick and Cindy Danelski and Stuart Deicher, cordially invited all board members to the Grand Opening to be held May 24. The new owners have been very busy cleaning and painting to make the farm a welcome asset to the village. Finance chairman. Bill Sandell, called a meeting of his committee to start work on the budget for the coming year 1981-82. The next meeting of the village will be held Tuesday, May 19. at the Johnsburg Junior high, at 8 p.m Building permits for the village may be obtained from the newly appointed building inspector, Joe Dvorscak, 4818 Brorson lane. BIRTHDAY CLEBRATION Stephanie DePasquale celebrated her sixth bir­ thday with her dad, Sgt. Steve DePasquale, at the home of her grandparents, Mabel and Bill Zawislak of 1413 Bayview, Stephanie lives with her mother in Twin Lakes, = Wis Steve is with the Air Force Stephanie received many lovely gifts her dad brought her from Korea Among them were beautiful oriental dolls Steve plans to spend as much time as possible with his daughter When his leave is over, he will return to his duties with the Air Force at Clark Air Base in the Phillipines ANNIVERSARY Our anniversary couple this week are Mr and Mrs John I^ang of 1514 Channel Beach drive Their special day is May 12. Congratulations and best wishes for many more happy years together BIRTHDAY Celebrating her birthday this week is Colleen Wolff Her special day is May 12 Many happy returns of the day~ REMINDER Don't forget your trash and treasures for the Fun Fair coming up this weekend. For more in­ formation. call Mrs. Robel 385-1776 The Johnsburg Fun Fair will be held Saturday, May 16. at the James C Bush school Members of the McHenry hospital board of directors who retired this year will be honored at a recognition dinner June 2 at 7 p.m. Sponsored by a grass roots movement of local citizens, the dinner will be held at the American Legion hall to recognize an accumulation of mor£ than 50 years of volunteer service on the board of the local hospital The honorees include Daniel Schjpitt, LeRoy Olsen, John McGee, Mary Snyder. Virginia Williams. R.N .and HjordisKarlsen of McHenry, Harry Jones of Lake Villa and M Kendall Bird of Crystal Lake The Citizens' committee promises an evening of reminiscing and "hopefully some wit and wisdom" for everyone to share Former board members from the past 25 years are especially encouraged to join in the festivities For further information and reservations, call Maurie Taylor at 385-0146 or 385-0709 Therapy Continues During The Summer The Easter Seal Society for McHenry County reminds all county residents that services at the Easter Seal center. Woodstock, continue throughout the summer months Parents of students now receiving therapy through the school system may enroll their child in therapy for the summer. Continuation of therapy during the summer will allow the student further development of progress made during the school year Students scheduled to begin therapy in the schools in September can get a head start as well, by beginning therapy during the summer at Easter Seals Continuation of school therapy will be closely coordinated with the st udent's previous programs Physical. Occupational and Speech-Language Therapy is offered at the Therapy center in Wood­ stock For more in­ formation. 815-338-1707 • • * • The best help that one can get is self-help. As­ sistance from others is usually expensive. Marian Competes In State Math Contest FILL IT UP' Marian Central Catholic high school recently par­ ticipated in the first annual ICTM State Math contest finals. Thirty-seven division A schools par­ ticipated in the event held at Illinois State university at Normal, and Marian Central finished in eleventh place. Students competed in written contests covering Algebra I. Geometry. Algebra II and Pre-Calculus. They also competed as teams in relay, ten person, two person and calculator competitions Jim Peschke took top individual honors in the contest in Freshman Algebra I competition and Kim Kaminski placed third The Algebra I team of Marian Asfeld, Andy Belmonte. Vicki Fabbri.Kim Kaminski. Tom Kelly and Jim Peschke also took first .place in the state com­ petition. Marian's calculator team of Scott Dermont, Brad Gregory, Tom Kelly, John Miceli and Jim Peschke placed fourth. Andy Belmonte earned a fourth place cup for his oral p r e s e n t a t i o n o n Mathematical Induction. Other students competing for Marian were Dan Draffkorn, Mike Eisele, Erin Gallagher, Patti Gray, Linette Kammermeier. Rob Kunz. Marcy McCabe, Tom Morris. John Ryan and Ray Wilcoski The sponsors of the team are Thomas Burgr- Michael Rattle and James Speake?. of the Marian C e n t r a l M a t h e m a t i c s department Dear Mr. Sofia, I've never written for advice before, but no one else can help me. People either don't understand or are afraid to talk about it. But I'm empty. I try not to let it bother me. but I can't help it. Sometimes at night it hurts bad. Even in happy moments there is something missing. I've tried drinking and drugs, but when I come down from being high I still feel empty. I have a lover; we really love each other and plan to be married. But there's still something inside me that isn't beinq filled What's wrong with me? Why can't I be content with life? Dear EMPTY EMPTY Vour experience is common to many people. The achievement of our social and material goals has not brought happiness or emotional satisfaction. Yet many people I talk with will not ad­ mit to that emptiness. For a cure, we must follow three steps: (1) recognize that we are empty inside; (2) do not let our pride be an obstacle to seeking help; and (3) seek help that has proven itself effective. A source I have found effective to "fill up" your emptiness is the book of John, particularly chapter 4. verses 7-42 and chapter 3. verses 3- 21. Mr. Sofia adv. TUESDHY^mMSth Sav* by ttur light *o thi Moon...6 p.m. 'til ??? Sponsored by the Recoil Division of the Woodstock Chomber of Commerce Buyfoun get one more. Free. Limited time only. Free Cuprinol. Now buy 4 gallons of CuprinoP Stain & Wood Preservative or Cuprinol* Weathering Gray Stain and get one gallon Free. Cuprinol Stain&Wfood Preservative When itk wood against weather.* Main Paint & Decorating Inc. 3819 W. Main St. Ills m TO GET AN EXTRA A little something to help blow away inflation. 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