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WONDER LAKE 653-95 Many Recycling McHenry Shores Nino Keen v?; • i ,,,v PAGE »- PLAINDEAI.KH WI UN! SDAY. AUGUST4. 1882 SEND NEWS THIS WAY Again, a plea to all our Shores residents to give me a call with »ec-attejt:/news< birthdays, an- nlve^aria or anything you'd like to see in the column; this is all for you. da Fisher ihonJa Fisher, daughter of Mary Fisher of Sunrise been diagnosed as having palsy, along with some other te her short eight years of is gone through much, ire­ operations form of physical therapy has * by an instil t is being used with now which is showing some She had never been able to icate with anyone before and are signs of communication though it is not verbal. therapy is planned out to the minute and is extensive, including such things as reading rhyming fin sentences to her including her name, <a*nr|ttHe poems, helping with deep 'Wk, breathing exercises, rolling, sliding, ifr and other exercises to stimulate the *4 senses. Therapy is begun at 9:30 each morning and lasts for seven hours. As vj' the mother of two other children, a J*"? four-year-old and a seven-month-old, Mary Fisher cannot possibly do this on her own. She needs help The word ™lt> has been spreading fast throughout "fti the community and volunteers are *1*' calling to sign up for a half hour or hour once a week There would be part Ou of the program that everyone would be capable of doing. So far a few 12 and 13-year-olds are involved, along <•*> with senior citisens. ™ * 'Mary needs 50-100 volunteers to <•*' keep the program running smoothly, -ill You would never be working alone W' because it is done in teams of three. .talking to Mary Fisher, you get *>'*'!> tile most uplifting and encouraging ^k^'toMs of a lady who is determined to *° *" help her child. She feels handicapped children are all too often neglected, "Wt even by doctors, and their true potential is never seen. 4' * If you can give 30 minutes to an hour Wfc once a week, call Mary at 728-0527. She would definitely be grateful and **>' so will you. fflli DOG ATTACKS a'<* What started out as a leisurely walk W' turned into an agonizing nightmare •fl for a local resident. While taking her 4 <> morning walk for back therapy, she was attacked by two German Shepherds, one who has been trained to attack and hold. They are owned by <* h summer residents who have been 1 coming to the lake for 22 years, but feel since this is country, dogs don't have to be leashed or confined to their ,*»• yards. ,»*.< » . U'jt Three days previous to this incident, •t*» an UPS man had been bitten by t <sK sara*dog. The ladx suatainedjquts ai bruises whtdrhad Urbeitnaataak by a doctor. Residents are reminded that it is a * cbonty law that all dogs should be either leashed or confined by a fence. ^ endure SIT ALL ABOUT hear criticiafli of little league far one reason or another. Some fed the pressure of competing is too great, especially for young chiMen. or that too much emphasis is put on winning instead of learning that sometimes you lose even when you do your best. Maybe these are legitimate points, bat I certainly feel there are rewar- ding aspects that comes out of the years of practice and games, also bkxfing friendships that years from eight up until high School age that began when two young boys heard an umpire call strike for the first time. At age 14 those same boys, now playing on opposing teams for the first time in their baseball careers, heard the umpire call "strike three, you're out" on each of them and after the game could sit and enf together feeling bad for tCKttT&s And each other. When being congratulated on a good game, the boy oh the winning team was heard to say. "Yes. but too bad someone has to lose " It's always hard to lose, but sometimes it's just as hard to win when your friend is on the other team This kind of friendship is sometimes rare, but one to treasure for a lifetime SPECIAL DAYS A belated happy birthday to Mike Gunty of wonder Woods, who celebrated his special day July 29 Happy birthday to Jeff Spencer, one of our super Ski Club members, who will be celebrating his special day Aug. 4. Aug. 9 is the birthday of a very special guv in my life, my dad, Ray Sullivan ot Indian Ridge. If you drive by and see smoke billowing out the front door, don't call the fire depart­ ment, that's just one of his boxes of birthday cigars being put to good use! COMMUNITY EVENTS Aug. 4-8 - McHenry County Fair. Aug. 9 - Kiwanis Baseball trip to Milwaukee. Aug. 12 -- Wonder Lake 130 Golf Open. Christ the King Ladies Sodality C(K>l-out; 7 pm m Aug 16 -- Harrison school registration Aug 17 & 18 - Marian Central registration Aug 19 -- District 200 registration Keens me \n*. F "Uay^uu love artdhnppinr Residents of McHenry , and surrounding ifeaS are encouraged to join the hundreds of families who take advantage twice a month of the op- AA,>k«^! portunlty todiacard a high percentage t>Ot)y MlChQOt Of their trash in a responsible way * According to a spokesperson for the Aftei vo long oi a \ and too McHenry County Defenders, as much shor: <>» as. »e iue sqme\vtud back . w4' as 30 percent of the normal household ,>»«» flfi ,f ,»fu •hi keen* . ho^el U's good to be 6Wjw«;h r̂. "»*"w VlSITnHSFKOM TilK SOUTH I'm feeling fine, give me a call!- r trash is able to be recycled. The Defenders sponsor a recycling drive on 'he first and third Saturdays 21. <»f each month, with one scheduled lor Aug 7. These drives are held in 'he southeast corner of the McHenry Market Place from 9 a,m until 1 p m Bundled newspapers will be in­ cepted. as well as clean glass bottles and jars, clean flattened steel can.* with labels removed, used motor oil and all-aluminum products Sincv 1973 these drives have heen sponsored by the McHenry county Defenders ' Each month a co-sponsoring group works along with the Defenders providing much of the labor the day of 'he drive Through their labor members of the group are able t<> earn funds for the group's activities as well as help save natural resources and precious landfill space Going on in the same location and at the same time is an immediate pavr back program for all-akiiriinum cans At present the base rate is 20 co.its a pound with a one-cent premium paid if the cans are flattened and another one-cent premium paid if no con taminants. such as bi metal cans, are mixed with the material necessitating sorting. Recyclers are advised to sort their cans at home bringing in for pay-back only all aluminum cans Foil, aluminum trays, etc Will b*1 accepted at the drive, but not for pay­ back inne • f unity UntflK July Wo- V; chaet .\iar!||f K»um •weight™ >i-\ • m . > - NtHHlh .t v.. baby - V Nf • . t lulitw'wer can cook to a bright a 1 14- it you add a little milk during a'fvt heai I feeling i ' «»dtii> i ic. souaeS)i" YiM't dun' rohiT- app" '• wot k \ " J jib thdnv good i ShOr* relet" You his s\ JU1> Frei! Km t>lg pr<- ob t I've oul Una Imppy mom is ' 4 >^ici Kristeii u> id i"<>ud »s i: ill :';c ( l-HXlv. ')Ce uvd wtw standing i,b%»'tvct* «nd of v • vi;«»ehs is mtteh .hm? so now;"'- W ,»«ws l«i "V<»u , >t t{iver*ide drive friends Mivf.and >'rs m and l eir K-month old dani'tt'ei Sabri'v-t '.v! \v4fere visiting MVrnpms I'e.nn . ihrfiNh'ekend of . * .IhHH This-wa> 'teSnvervn familv's . vsl, .... .,v.f ,,| and-' storks reportedly attack men ten •? r)r 'rip included'wo concerts »hey do women >| 'h- i A'f. Vi' ̂ nk'spots musical ----S -- group Ajno ^aid ihe.Savertns ioved ' r -or <ta>e of IP 'min l iv j'reenery. and The electric eel can give off enough -N-aiit-. uo »e Hrea^htJIkldg We agree' power ;o light a small light bulb. I'll' \YS i^AI OUK '•aut itul iniaiHi t-> ,\iions wth m.U'.y r»t neighl*ws tierc ta our special VI ic hsi« da\ s r t>ir- »f >ur m the •I to Panel :i.l V'-sS "ii i s q u i >hat < 'iv hc .t I relet xati^l us pals i»n day ui'h S: i vH'h, I mda I <firlo a' mg "in np> my bu 'ftitav • ppe<! \t< t>• 11, r ' T l d a v p t f » « ' t ' i J l Ihd. W« i h d . , ha i M •nn Kapp's 1 •u s \\ MM It,, havtny 1 f . i h n r t t i ' i M : Any organization wishing to par ticipate in one or more drives as a ro sponsoring group is ask<nl to call the McHenry County Defenders representative at :w.=> 8."ii2 droop* are tiap: signing up approximately a \e.u m ut advance fit «r<- V rnrmi SAVE NOW THRU AUGUST M f H F N R Y t. 1A • t i n M 9f|l lot o* (01 NEW ARRIVAL It's a boy at the home of Ron and Tereta Cottrell! Little Rym Matthew came bouncing into the world on Sunday, July 25, weighing-10 lbs., 2 oz. I hear the Chicago Bears are already looking into the possibility of signing Ryan up as a fullback! Congratulations to the Cottrells on their new little bundle of joy. Players Offer Entertainment Lovers of the arts are invited to attend an evening of entertainment, Wunfrstioti arttd soclabilirv wirh W&iW;-hhrftfn*tlye TI Pullman Players of Tfahstitfuraiioi parish in Wauconda will host an evening of theatrical v ••get' logetherness'" Friday Aug U at h p.m at Old Church hall at Tran­ sfiguration parish in Wauconda The Pullman Players area com munity theatre group based at Transfiguration who are now beginning their seventh season They perform one major musical yearly, plus a spring musical revue, and also do dinner theatre For more information call Pullman Players president. Pat Weiss, at 312- .>26-2267 \ \ \ \ r n v r . T , i r n v ] r i v v r r r m - r v H y i Y ur Next New cHenrv... Ilk dt»t 0H> Hi { n u t bid tbti 11U Zero Tillage Tour Aug. 24 The McHenry County Zero Tillage tour is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 24, at 9 a.m. and it will begin at the McHenry county fairgrounds in Woodstock. This year's tour will feature a guided bus tour of four or five zero-till fields, including two test plots at McHenry County college, followed by lunch prepared and served by the McHenry-Lake Porkettes Cooperating in this year's tour are the McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation district. Soil Con­ servation service. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ser­ vice. University of Illinois ml Cooperative Extension service, and If McHenry County college Local im- piement dealers and representatives '1'jl UN, & *1 Q» b't: OfT ty it'll' » |Ofl 9<1 lA from agricultural chemical com­ panies will have displays at the site. Local farmers will make brief presentations at their fields discussing field operations performed and commenting on the various aspects of the zero-till practice Tickets are available at the McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation district office, 1143 Seminary Avenue North, Woodstock, phone 3384)099 Registration deadline for the tour is Friday, Aug 20 Per­ sons interested only in the tour are not required to purchase a meal ticket, but registration is still required prior to the tour date. Rain date for the event has been set for Wednesday, Aug. 25 POLICE TICKETS 1 •**» t'»l 4*1 The City of McHenry Police Department has issued the following cUatlooa. Alvina D. PUat, 4500 Parkway, failure to yield the right-of-way John R. Pierce, 1104 Goodview. V* disobeyed a traffic control device. «Ul Randall J. Herrig. 5016 Oakwood, <"9 speeding, 41 mph in a 25 zone, •dt V- Robert A. Sxamlewski, 1108 Sunset, open liquor in a motor vehicle. . Constance L. Szamlewski. 1200 Sunset, open liquor in a motor vehicle. ,2 Michael M. Fullmer. 1108 Sunset, speeding, 43 mph in a 25 zone. «ev Nelson L. Adams, 808 Allen, no valid ym driver's license and speeding, 48 mph 8Vi< in a 30 sane ni »di James E. Chevopulos, 8818 Dorr, >1* Wonder Lake, obstructing traffic. H Pamela J Wic, 3717 W Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, speeding. 48 mph in a 35 ione. Robert B. Kirkland. 4014 Kane. :sgieedli«, 40 mph in a 35 zone. Jeffery M Wolf, 1015 River Road, disobeyed a traffic control device. IX> Jeffrey G Kleinhans. 1107 River Road, failure to carry registration and no valid registration. .A Kathleen E. Polidori. 1251 N. Green St., disobeyed a stop sign. Christopher D. Useman, 2408 Country Lane, speeding, 42 mph in a 30 zone. Franklin D Pieplow, 3706 W. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, no valid registration. Debra M. Weber, 5010 Ashland, disobeyed a stop sign. Scott E. McGuire, 2610 Thompson Road. Wonder Lake, no valid registration Mary Grace Ziebel, 3206 Stillhill, speeding. 42 mph in a 25 zone, driving under the influence and improper lane usage Donald S H hot on, 4704 Bonner, no valid registration and driving with a suspended license. Mark W Peterson. 3615 James St.. improper backing. Michael J. Hart. 7009 Spring Grove Road, speeding. 48 mph in a 30 zone. Carol A. I-akin, 2500 S. Scheid. speeding. 43 mph in s 30 zone. George B. Larkin. Jr.. 1331 Old Bay Road, no valid registration. Nancy E. Lazar. 613 Christine, speeding. 46 mph in a 30 zone. Isabelle C Ponte, 3703 Weingart, speeding. 39 mph in a 25 zone. 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