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PAGE If • PLAINDE ALER • WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 29,1M2 I Village of McHenry Shores Nina Keen 344-2665 1982 DINNER THEATER Opening With "Seven Year Itch" Weekends Beginning Jan. 15 & 22 Running Weekends Beginning Feb. 12 "100IUES" Running Weekends Beginning March 12 "PRISONER OF 2ND AVENUE" Ticket Prices: Fridays & Sundays $13 per person Saturdays: $16 pw otrion Season Tickets now Available at special rates Group rates available for 25 persons or more IHitaer Theater Tines Fri. & Sat. • Dinner 6:30 p.m. Showtime 8:30 p.m. Sundays - Dinner 1:30 p.m. Show 3:30 p.m. W! Certificates Available Per Mi m. u* o* **§. mm&t* V : t o « H W H t V A I t O H I O R ^ Wk~k£A " ; / • - - B Make Winter More Bearable Now that the winter weather and snow are definitely here, it is im­ portant that our village., residents remember some basic hints to make this weather and snow a little more bearable for us all. Please make sure that the area in front of your mailbox is clear enough from snow so that the mailman can pull up easily in front of your box. The snow plows try and get * as close as they can, but it is our responsibility to clear the rest, so as to assure that mail delivery will continue uninterrupted. Also, it is most important that all cars are kept off the streets while plowing is being done. It is next to impossible to plow ef­ fectively when there are parked or abandoned cars blocking the plow from coming straight down the street. Every effort is being made to keep our village streets clear of snow, in order to make your driving safer and easier, so we must all cooperate in aiding this work. PLOWING FOR SENIORS A reminder that snow plowing is available for senior citizen residents of McHenry Shores. Please call or come in to the village hall during business hours. POLICE REPORT On Tuesday, Jan. 5, at approximately 8:30 p.ln., Donald Kaminski of 3212 W. Terrace, here in McHenry Shores, reported a fire at his residence. Both Mr. and Mrs. Kaminski were able to exit without injury, Units of McHenry Fire Department Company 1 and 2 responded very quickly and were able to contain the fire to the east half of the residence over the garage. The cause of the fire is under investigation by McHenry Fire District Fire Chief Glenn Peterson. At this time it appears to be electrical. Your village president, Richard Panerali, urges all residents to have a qualified electrician inspect entry wires to your breaker box. These wires sometimes,have a tendency to loosen, .or deteriorate, causing a potential fire hazard. Also, while on the subject of fire prevention, during the winter months when we all use our indoor dryers more, check your dryer vents to make sure they are clear. This can also be a prime source of fire. REGISTER TO VOTE With the primary election coming up in March, it is important that all who wish to vote in that election be registered to vote in time. If you are not yet registered, please call Rose Liliegard at 385-4517 or Mary Lou Heald at 385-9645. Both Rose and Mary Lou are deputy registrars, and are qualified to register anyone within the county to vote. Also, for your con­ venience, you may stop in to village hall during regular business hours, and Mary Lou can sign you up there. Call the hall at 3854)500 for more details. I HAPPY BIRTHDAY "Happy Birthday" to a very sweet young girl, Melissa Tobeck, who turns 11 years old Jan. 30. May all your days be JfUled with joy and happy times 1 DATES TO REMEMBER Jan. 30 - 7:30 p.m. t Lou Reed Civic Center - Public Advisory committee meeting - for federal sewer grant - public invited. Jan. 25 - 7:36 p.m. - Village hall - Police com­ mittee meeting. Jan. 28-7 p.m. - Lon Reed Civic Center - regular village board meeting - public invited. VILLAGE HALL HOURS Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Saturday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Friday: 12 to 6 p.m. Village Hall phone 385-8500 - McHenry Shores Police department phone, 385-8800. \ Lakeland Park & Carol Cominsky Lakeland Shores 385-7246 Bylaw Vote Slated By Agency On Health The Health Systems Agency for Kane, Lake and McHenry Counties, Inc., will hold its board of directors meeting Thursday, Jan. 28, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the HSA office, 188 S. Northwest Highway, Cary. The evening's agenda will in­ clude a discussion and vote on proposed amendments to the HSA's bylaws. Also on the agenda will be final approval of the 1982-83 Annual Implementation plan and the review of St. Joseph's hospital (Elgin)) proposal for therapeutic radiology equipment. All Health Systems Agency board meetings are open to the public, which is encouraged to attend end participate. Y.E.S. System A Ids Problem When I awoke at 7 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 10, the ther­ mometer outside reed 22 degrees below zero. I decided to make a pot of hot coffee and planned to spend a quiet day inside where it was nice and warm. When I went to the kitchen sink for water and nothing came out of the Up my first thoughts woe that our pipes had froze. Within an hour and a half, the water began to flow very slow, so I quickly brewed that long awaited coffee. As I sat there enjoying my drink a call came in from the McHenry police department informing me the water in Lakeland Park would have to be boiled until Tuesday. They v wanted my assistance in getting the word spread in the neigh­ borhood so I took out my list of Mock mothers and began making phone calls. Y.E.S. proved to be a very big help to the community; within an hour's time the 50 block mothers Ceil Serritella and I reached were busy phoning all their neighbors passing the word on. 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All Warm Winter Slippers Save 44% Putnam® Utility Pillow 14':* 19" Foam tilled handy pillow for camping, or lounging about. Evolution fabric ticking. 96' Reg. 1.76 30°/. 0 OFF NOW 1.81 To 6.99 Reg. 2.59 To 9.99 ChooM from • tronwndous Mtactton of •Uppers tor lh« •ntlr# family. Soma ttylas may ba unavailable In all (tore*. Girls & Jr. Corduroy Pants 20% OFF Glrta sizes 7-14 and Jr. sizes. Still a good selec­ tion to choose from. Buy now before they are all gone. Save 47% Tablecloth Material Reg. 4.66 2.44 Choose from white and off white. 100% polyeater machine wash - warm water. 60/62 width. Save 25% Lifeline® Bobby Hinds Jump Rope Reg. 3.96 All Men's Insulated {Workwear by Carhartt 20 %OFF Entire stock of Carhartt work clothes now 20% Off. Heavy du­ ty, 100% pre shrunk cotton, anag proof, water resistant, bar tacked, three needle stitching. 2.96 An exciting and fun way to good health. Bobby Hinds' book Included with PWnESiANF20THBU ^ liN 22 FRI.. JAN. QUM.lT* Daily 9 to 9 Sunday 10 to 6 mm yOUR SAVING seuction Jump rope Entire Stock Of Paper| Back Books wvnv ~\/Un> ffcWA""'""' Reg. Price Mysteries, romance. Ml *• 4400 W. Rte. 120 - McHenry Rt. 47 & Country Club ltd. - Woodstock spurgeon s Uniform Sale! Entire Stock 1 & 2-Pc. Stylos, Uniform Smocks, White Pants, White Shoos. And Our Regular Low Price Is Even Lower... narww* Including Maternity Uniforms t Lab Coats For Men And Women 4 roducts Uniform Club Members: you save even more. Hurry for best selection- sale ends Jan. 24! Thom McAn Leather Uniform Sheet * .̂ 20% on, Your hard-working feet deserve comfortable duty shoes and now's the time to get them and save. Women's sizes 5V<? to 10. Wednesday, Jan. 13 Frank Higgens, vie president of the Lake Park Water company, r me to say the order to bofi our drinking water was lifted. He explained that low voltage knocked out the electrical heaters and created low pressure in the water system. As a result of the low pressure, the water had to be boiled in ac­ cordance with En­ vironmental Protection agency rules. I am grateful to everyone we called for their assistance during this time of emergency. It makes a person feel good knowing that in a time of need we have something like this available and it works CITY STICKERS DUE J This is to remind you thai the 1962 city vehicle stickers; are due to be displayed by midnight Jan. 31. These are available in the city clerk's office, 1111 N. Green street. The clerk's hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Be sure to purchase yours before the deadline so you can save yourself the extra expense of a fine. IT'S A BOY! We have a pizza parlor that has added to its list of owners as of Monday, Jan. 11. Laurie and Bobby Rossa are proud to announce the arrival of Robert Judd Rossa Jr. The 9 lb., 2 oz., baby boy is their first born and he made his appearance in Lake Forest hospital that afternoon. Paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rossa of Niles; maternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Moley of Lake Forest. Little Bobby better hurry cutting some teeth so he can enjoy one of his mom's famous double deckers. GIRL SCOUTS Troop 320 has been keeping very active during these cold winter months. Everyone thoroughly en­ joyed a roller skating trip recently. They managed to end the day with no serious injuries; just a few sore spots. Children who are patients in the hospital have had fun using the coloring books the girls made for them. All the girls are busy now, making prizes for nickel day to be held Jan. 30. I will give you the location and time in next week's column because they were unavailable to me at the moment. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Brenda Danielson will be seven years old Jan. 20; and she shares her day with our neighbor Lin Dentro, Kaare Kvale, Jeremy Sullivan, Dorothy Moore, Rudy Lense and Jill Glosson. We skip a few days to the 24th, when Danny Koch and Angela Dennis will be celebrating. Best wishes to Jimmy Chapman on Jan. 25. Ron Creutz and Johnny Lavin hear the birthday song the 26th. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Charlene and Ron Mueller will celebrate their twenty- seventh anniversary Jan. 22. Congratulations to Roger and Pat Lasko, who have their silver anniversary Jan. 26. Tm THE MAM WHO THINKS BY "THE INCH AND TALKS BY THE" YARD, TO 06 REMOVED COUNSELING AND . PSYCHOTHERAPY Individual Marital Family Group All Ages A Full Time Private Professional Practice RON BAER, M.A. 10 W. Terra Cotta Crystal Lake 455-3400 (24 hn.l