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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 4 Aug 1982, p. 16

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m PAGE 1« • PLAIN DEALER • WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4.1M2 Top Winners Among Fiesta Daysr Floats SHI t: ;• &£$ i'T - mmz :0m?' • ' *» v' - ' ]-jfA •>-, » « • Vv/,^. . . »Ks » -i * -VV.. • ' -'life Mini Originol - McHenry Beoutiflcotlon CommlHt# Handmade Large Float • Beauty Roe Corporation Professionally Mado Large Float - Beauty City of McHenry Handmade Large Float • Humorous Phylly's Inn STAFF PHOTOS BY WAYNE GAYLORD ~W T> "Tl " '•%% Professionally Made Large Float - Humorous Greatest Little Circus • Fox Valley Systems Professionally Made Large • Original George Justen Funeral Vloma F DONUT] LOVER'S DOZEN 15 DONUTS $ FOR Donut Lover's right now you can yet 15 delicious Dunkin' Donuts for only $1.99 Take advantage of this money saving offer at all participating Dunkin Donuts shops Of(*r cannot In; combined with other coupons or promotion activity ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER OFFER EXPIRES 8/8/82 LIMIT: 30 DONUTS 4 M , DUNKING. wT.. DONUTS •* ItS worth the trip*. COUNCIL OF FIFTY-EIGHT Little did people know, fifty years ago, that a group of seed growers, professors and managers of public gardens were getting together in that year of 1932 to form a company that would change the future of home gar­ dening These experts in flowers and vegetables were frustrated at the 120 ,g(COUPON TS « I ptrip. Super ^ube „ Motor OIL NOW THRU SEPTEMBER FS Super Lube was specifically for mutated for diesel ind gasoline engines In either straight cr r.ulti-grades, it can give you less engine wear, a cleaner engine, and better economy as weH as protect against rust, corrosion and deposit build-up. fpsj McHENRY FS i^^Morengo McHenry Elkhorn Woodstock Zendo Huntley Chemung slow pace of im­ provement in varieties. Seed companies and u n i v e r s i t i e s w e r e reluctant to invest in p l a n t b r e e d i n g programs because home gardeners were not aware of the ad­ vantages of planting modern varieties. So. fifty years ago these experts organized All America Selections. The first year they had only a dozen judges. Now. a Council of 58 judges choose the best new varieties of flowers and vegetables for home garden use. Plant breeders now have more incentive to im­ prove home garden varieties. So, when you see the red, white and blue shield on packets, catalogs and plant labels, you can be sure that new variety is the best in its class FOOT FACTS: NAIL problems Courtesy Of N. JACK Medicine i Surgery Of The Feet B Ankle .T- r V v ommon duotdets that alteci the toenails «r >npo*n toenails tumjus ' ortj and boo# spots beneath the Although many •».! protXxmi . an be «'.fiutt o» caidnc. rnpHtwy dtthcutiy pou and carta* in*™* kwi "a-1 MB trow machaneal causes such as shoe pressure 'njhi hute m /".!eft»iog boot structures '*>» grown toenail * the result a« the na<i edoe emt>«iding .isett tntu 'tie «" -a-sing p»n. StMfcng. >edness and mlection treatment may include an •4*'ics to tawM ««• eilacnon and sfmpie permanant correction ot th» oMe<> 3" g fit* border • ^' gui nana* teles ok an appealerve ot a th«* end ,«*o» tit own Nnnih the ne<l ptatc as a result ot itw motion rn, ieme >u»fN thai causes aiMetes toot can mlact the loeneds, and M spread to 'he othar toena* In the tegmnmg ihts condition can be treated *<tti ,n m 'own 'edcanone and. « marl advanced conditions by o»a) medicar e It :he '„(lgui oi thickening attends tw* io the tulcta. mvotvmg ilia gro^ir red "f "a" "nay have to be 'emoaed enueiy U'ly detection and lraaiment t im . i« A *\ common condmon aatociatad anth r«i pa«- n an abnotmai gf0*th ul born tie eath Ike uaal 11 yo*s m teipanae to canimuout inewt Voir the overly,ng na4 V horn pi avows myuiy 1 rays an? neceuaty to cantwrn 'hn con OiiKjr rnd wmawal ol the spu> is simple and can be earned out « the otVe th« itomanon massage has been resented thiough the c«<rtet> ut 0- iaci.: Jewgenan. podietnsi IcaYSLAkl. 104 Center St. IIS Minutes ftom DtMyntoyyn McHerayl ***^*c«ia»iartic*< >wa«niica-A--y>^ Wtl Contultati^ Av^taM* U^m lagueat i ami 1 Hi J ifliiik iiiii,• ,1 u u^i AfvlviVTeW wwiTfi fMCw iwnry nvipiiei *« Call (>11) M MM LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES - Corol Cominsky ^ 385-7246 Board Meeting Starts Earlier The Lakeland Park Property Owners association has its monthly meeting Thursday, Aug 5, in the community house. Please note that the regular board meeting will begin an hour earlier, at 7 p.m. As soon as their business is completed the neigh­ borhood crime watch will continue for the evening There were 80 concerned citizens at last week's meeting and I'm sure they will be there again tomorrow. An expert in setting up a neighborhood crime watch will be there to help. The states attorney's office has informed us that with 90 percent community involvement our crime fate will decrease by 90 percent. It's up to all of us to work together to make our homes and neighborhood safe Please plan to attend this very important meeting. HELPSPOWS Irene Rihnke is a very concerned lady about our POW-MIA's remaining in Indochina She heard Rick Rosenthal from WGN radio was going to Washington to visit the Preeident's National Security Advisor so she set outtjto get signatures representing Mcflenry residents. She went out to beat a deadline and got 277 signatures, then delivered them personally to Rick Rosenthal Irene had one of the single biggest lists o# names, thanks to all the fine people in McHenry. All her hard work was worth it because the Reagan administration is proceeding on the assumption that there are American prisoners still in Indochina. WINS THE PRIZE If I gave awards for the most in­ teresting calls with requests that I receive, last week's call from Tyler, Tex., would get it. The man on the other end of the line said he wasn't sure how to go about asking me what he needed so he just jumped right in. It seems a lady who moved out of Lakeland Park in 1970 had inherited some money and she couldn't be found. We spent quite some time on the phone, him aaking all kinds of questions and me making suggestions on where to look. I had agreed to run the story hoping someone would read it and know where our missing person was By 10 o'clock that night another call came in from this man who was now very excited. It seems we put him on the right track and our lady was found. Can you imagine how she felt when her call came from Tyler? Lucky Lady! I BIRTHDAY WISHES A very happy birthday to Cannon Hodges, Glenn Coarson, Robert Laursen and Tina Harwood today, Aug. 4. Mark Allyn Hutt will be nine years old on the 5th. Aug. 6 is the day Jerry Sullivan. Lee Mai, Michael Pierce and ErceU Lock add another year. Eric Michael Storlie turns 11 on Aug. 7. + Jimmy Daurio, Brian Gaza, JCim Sturm and Ed Rous all celebrate on the 8th. Aug 9 is the day Lorraine Arient, Robert Moore, Tom Krak and Bill Winkle hear the birthday song. On Aug. 10, Matt Koch will be 12 years old and Eric Mayer will be three. ' i i

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