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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 30 Jul 1982, p. 5

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PAGE 5 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY. JULY ». 1182 [Doris Low :Koty Christopher RINGWOOD NEWS 653-9262 365-6037 U.M.W. To Take Mall Boat Ride Ladies of the Ringwood United Methodist Women have scheduled a ride on the mail boat around Geneva for Thursday, Aug. 12, Anyone interested must have reservations to Marge Evans, 853- by Friday, Aug. 6. boat will leave from Gage's a on Lake Geneva and we must be there by 9:30 a.m. If you wish reservations made for lunch that day, please inform Marge Evans when you make boat reservations. reservai 32*, by The b Marina else; it always is when you don't have to cook it au. L FAMILY REUNION It was a very happy time for the Cristy clan when they gathered in Wisconsin Rapids to visit and reminisce. Among those attending were Mrs. Clara Cristy; Bill, Shirley ai# Sherri Cristy; Larry and Diane Cristy of Indianola, Iowa; Bill and Terri (Cristy) Anderson with daughter, Theresa. VACATIONING Dave Christopher of Farmington has been spending this week visiting family ana friends. He spent some time with sister, Diane Linstad and family at Black Creek and also with grandparents in northern Wisconsin. COUNTY FAIR There are several young people in our community who are busily preparing entries for the fair next week at Woodstock. By attending the fair and seeing the exhibits, we are showing the young folks we are in­ terested in what they are doing and achieving in their chosen projects. VISITORS Monday evening visitors in the Greg and Karen Bazilwich home were Karen's father Warren Kirwan and her aunt and uncle Dick and Ethel Szwanzig all of Villa Park. Daughter Nicole went home with grandpa Kfrwan for a few days visit. . PIG ROAST FOR FAMILY REUNION Every two years the Low clan has a get-together with Lows from Wisconsin, Michigan, California and wherever. This year, they gathered at the home of Walt k Doris Low and overflowed around Patti's pool, with Alice Mae and Walt Wilcox and Bob and Sue Low co-hostessing the oc­ casion. A pig was put on the spit for the occasion by Ray Low - with his dad and Uncle Bob and Walt helping and lots of food was brought by all who came. Those delicious homemade cherry pies from Michigan were out of this world. But so was everything Volleyball was played by a large number off the young tofts as the pig turned on the spit. Those who dkhi't participate all buried their noees in photo albums that Alice Mae had brought of previous - reunions. Everyone enjoyed looking at thaee and thinking back to other good times and gatherings. There were a total of 42 aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers and sisters. This time araimd, there were only three smaller children; the rest were teenagers and up to senior citizens, with four generations " being represented. Air went home full, tired and happy, looking forward to another get-together in two years. BIRTHDAYS • "Happy Birthday" to Loretta Blevins and Lenore Freund on Aug. 2, with Dave Klapperich celebrating Aug. 3. Aug. 4 finds Art Baker, Ann Gutekunst and John Granath adding another candle to their cake, with Robert Betts doing the same on Aug. 6. Aug. 7 is that special day for Sue Price, with "Dee" Price and Susan Kane celebrating their special day Aug. 8. We wish all of you much happiness on each of your special days and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Charlotte and Dick Thompson on Aug. 3 and to Tom and Breada Gutekunst Aug. 4. We wish you all many more years of wedded bliss. DATES TO REMEMBER Aug. 1 - Worship servic e~ 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Fiesta Day Parad e-- McHenry - Chicken Bar-B- Que in the park. Aug. 8 - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Aug. 12 - United Methodist Women - - Boat Trip on Lake Geneva - Reservations, call Marge Evans, 653- 3294. GOD BLESS Assure No Stall On MCC Entrance i McHenry County College President Robert Bartlett reassured trustees Thursday night that the U.S. 14 entrance project at the coDegt has not stalled *n»e project has run into aoane difficulty regarding funding. The project engineer will be coming out to begin preliminary study of the highway next week and the Illinois Department of Tran­ sportation has shown no indication off giving up and disallowing the second entrance on Lucas road. "They (IDOT of­ ficials) are moving with the revision and cost estimates and starting the engineering," Bartlett said. IDOT reversed itself after initially ruling that municipalities in MCC District 528 could use motor fuel tax funds to fund the $400,000 widening project. Raymond Harris, IDOT bureau chief for local roads and streets, said this assumption was based on a faulty interpretation of a statute. It allows nearby municipalities to use motor fuel tax funds to extend roads outside city limits upon mutual agreement. But he said the state legal department ruled the section of U.S. 14 which is targeted for work is not an extension of a municipal street. Harris confirmed that motor fuel tax funds cannot be used. The money must come out off the general fund or Bartlett said although the Village off Harvard has withdrawn its pledge for $4,800, the chaise is irrelevant as far as the college is concerned. Crystal Lake and Woodstock have reaffirmed their pledges off $20,400 and $12,000, respectively. To date, the City of McHenry has declined to participate. The county will give $80,000 toward the project and the college $200,000. IDOT is committed for about $80,000 for use in engineering, specification development, bid letting and construction supervision. This still leaves the college $27,800 short. Trustee Eugene Meyer said people are upset since they believe all other options to alleviate the congestion have not been explored. He asked Bartlett to check into the feasibility of an easement allowing an entrance on the west side of the campus from Ridgeffield road. Although this option was considered earlier and no agreement was reached, the property since has changed hands. It is unclear if such a road would save money or reduce congestion. Bartlett noted the problem concerns traffic turning across U.S. 14 and originating from the northwest. He said that he and state Rep. Dick Klemm (R-Crystal Lake) will meet with IDOT of­ ficials during the next two weeks and urge them to revise cost estimates and-or offer g r e a t e r f i n a n c i a l assistance. SMHriSjntM Fish of great commercial value caught at sea can be kept in estuaries until the optimum time for market­ ing. Then, cued by sound, "they will swim voluntarily" into net trans. \ Fish dead moreVthan one day can't be used for human consumption; they must be ground into meal or fat at a price drop of 80 percent. I'M e as TNI PUMP Better Driving Steer smoothly around the slower-moving vehi­ cles rather than running up to them, braking and then accelerating around them. Every time you hit the accelerator pedal un­ necessarily, you waste gas. - After 20 y--rt as a division of Interna­ tional Harvester, the Cub Cadet name and all assets were sold to the Cub Cadet Corporation in February. 1981. This newly formed corporation was organized to assume the lawn and garden product line formerly manufac­ tured by International Harvester. Th« Bftt Tractor Is Now Even Better! Since August. 1961. Cub Cadet trac­ tors have been produced in a 160.000 square foot plant in Brownsville, Tennessee, that is acknowledged as the most modern and advanced In the lawn and garden industry. The new Cub Cadet Corporation has a commitment to the future and Is pledged to produce tractors designed, engineered, tested and built to take punishment and deliver years of dependable service Every deal Every dealer in the Cub Cadet family also protects your investment as specialists and assure you continued quality products, parts and aervice "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" SE0. P. FREUND, INC. 4102 W. CRYSTAL LAKE ROAD, McHENRY, IL (815)385-0420 t- S CubCadeH POWER LAWN PRODUCTS PO Box 36930 • Cleveland OH 44136 + + + + 1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The McHenry Plaindealer (USPS W IN) nan NIIWMlNmUrHl MwnaSIS MS SirO Iwn W»4w»4«| S EfHy McWmy lllm»i. lacand CfcM> PAW •« KkHwr, ltW„ k, McMSMSV PUMISMIMC COW*ANY POSTMASTia lw4 mMtmi c>»•«»«» »• McMmry NMm<•> SSI) W limit McMamy MMwtt MOM f SubMilWii nynm ol ctoftf* ©I <n»l»» Ttf McHtwr *•!<«*«•'•' Ml) W |l«n St NkHarnv Ul MOM A <»<wll«» *4 m wxwlfc lnw Ht« d • tvkMtlyUw will b* n4i •>»•« • cK--if tl tM«u It '»•> ONk* Thomet C. Miller-Publisher Adele Froehlich-Editor fltoarb Winning ihMpajxr MEMBER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES I Veer SH.SO I Veer $24.00 PLAN KELVYN REUNION Alumni of the graduating class of January, 1987, of Kelvyn Park school in Chicago are planning a 45 year reunion to be held Sunday, Sept. 12, 1982, at the Indian Lakes Country club in Bloomingdale, 111. Graduates, or those who know of a graduate, are urged to write or telephone A1 Hansen, 218 S. Craig Place, Lombard, 111., 60148, telephone (312) 827-1438. The vast Pacific Ocean washes the shores of five continents - North and South America, Asia, Australia and Antarctica. tntwvtfiratrvirainttfttintfirtfin# y Yc In A n d D u r v A u t o m o d r/A'MrA'.y/ •TERMS UP TO 48 MONTHS AFTER CA< >WN PAYMENT. OR TRADE-IN, EQUAL TO 20% OF PURCHASE PRICE m & m M •WW TOWELS, HI Y5fSi}§l - RUGS, 20% DISCOUNT •Also Shower Drapes, All Bath Accessories and Table Linens HOW THRU THE MONTH OF AUGUST 1253 N.GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS •15-385-7531 Steve Buss of Buss Ford Solas in McHenry is showing Phil Oeffling the energy efficent "Escort" by Ford Motor Company. Phil is exploing to Steve the odvontoge of using McHenry State Bank's August Auto Loan Special for financing any new car Buss Ford sells McHenry Slate Bank in conjunction with Buss Ford. Europa Motors, Mitchell Buick/Olds, Mit­ chell Lincoln/Mercury, Overton Cadillac/Pontiac, Spellman Chevrolet and Sunnyside Company invite you to take advantage of their August Loan Special of 12Va% ANNUAL PCIKCKNTA6C RATI. When you do, you will do business with knowledgable professionals who can help you select the right car to fit your lifestyle and budget. Come see Phil Oeffling or Keith Leathers at McHenry State Bank*s Gerald J. Carey Building for your auto loan today I "Serving McHenry and McHenry Area for 74 Years" A FU11 SERVICE RANK McHENRY STATE BANK Main Building: Corner of Elm St. and Creen St. Ceroid J. Carey Building: Corner ol Richmond Rd. and Pearl ft. Robert I. Weber Building: Crystal Lake Rd. and Lillian St. 385.1040

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