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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 27 Oct 1982, p. 5

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Fresh Apple Cider $ 0 2 5 GALLON Mk nutri system Several other areas were also improved. They were Scott street off Riverside drive, Orchard Beach to the first turn, and Maryville Heights off Lincoln road. Regner stated that the Road and Bridge tax was reduced about $60,000 this year. This came about by not using the state multiplier or equalizer. Next yeajf the township road tax will be reduced even more by not using the full assessed valuation. The road district tax is about 5 percent or less of the property tax. This includes road construction and all phases of road maintenance. The road district employs four men, with some extra for snow plowing. The was eliminated to gain sight distance. A high traffic count road, it will have no passing stripes and signs, and the proper speed Signs with street lights, where needed. Resurfacing in Ringwood was done from Ringwood road to Route 31, with lVfe inch Class I bituminous surface. Another two miles of resurfacing from Route 31 to Spring Grove road was done. This surface was also a Class I improvement. Regner stated that much resur­ facing was done in Pistakee Highlands. About 2Vfe miles of streets were resurfaced with 2-inch matt. This was a much needed im­ provement in a residential area. Clarence Regner, retiring McHenry township highway commissioner, announced the township had a banner year in road construction, major maintenance, and drainage problems were corrected. One of the larger projects was Eastwood manor. Their drainage was improved by replacing many of the small culverts with a larger size. All the A-3 surfaces were resurfaced with double matt of B-5 blacktop and shoulder gravel was added to all resurfaced streets when needed. Regner stated another im­ provement of two miles of roadway resurfacing was Rolling lane and Pitzen road. A sharp, narrow curve Five planets are visible to the naked eye: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. fromyour 6-month T-Bill C.D into your passbook account! for more Information * Phone 385-3000 Asfc lor New Accounts McHENRY S A V I N G S A L O A N A S S O C I A T I O N OF , 4»WD io** *'**»<>«hmw 1209 North Green Street, McHemy815-385-3000 miQ Main Street, Rtehmomi 815-578-2061 10402 North Vine Street {Huntley Cwiter on Hoot* 47) Huntley$l WE VE GOT McHENRY GOLD A Radish? - Mrs. William (Marge) Hansen is shown with a white radish that almost took over the entire radish patch in her garden at 4309 W. Crestwood. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen enjoyed usual size radishes on their dinner table, but a check of the garden plot one day revealed this huge specimen which measures 23% inches. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD JOHNSBURG Diane Berlin •»----in--****** .flu J81HUU8U P.T.O. Talent . Show Winners The results of the P.T.O. Talent Show were announced recently. First through third-grade are: first place, Linnete Liotta Ballet; second, Melissa Stevens and Tracy Gerber for An­ nie and her dog; third, Ryan Burke, Todd Freund and Ryan Gough for Ricky and The Springfields. Fourth through fifth-grade winners are: first place, Jenny Wester Solo; second, Mandy Krahel, Jenny Usalis and Brenda Usalis for singing trio; third, Michael Hermann for piano solo. Sixth through eighth-grade winners are: first place, Amy Juergensen with flute solo; second, Heidi Hermann for piano solo; third, Jenny Jaques, Jodi Jaques, and Janel Roland, comedy sketch. The judges, JoAnn Bachaus, Jill McEvoy, Cindy Pflug, Kim Perkins and Hal Thompson, did a wonderful job and the one and only, Roger Wilhoit, was greatly appreciated for his contribution as M.C. The P.T.O. is grateful to ail those people behind the scales who gave so much time. J Many congratulations to the win­ ners; keep up the good work and try again next year. HALLOWEEN PARTIES The Halloween parties for grades one through five have been changed to Friday morning, beginning at 10:20 a.m. The kindergarten teachers have not changed their time for the party. Please do not send children I to school wearing their costumes. It is not safe to wear masks riding the bus. There will be early dismissal Friday, Oct. 29, due to the teacher in- service. The Naut-E-November dance, scheduled for Nov. 5, at the high school, has been cancelled. Please remember the Halloween trick or treaters will be out from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday Oct. 31. Parents should accompany their children and go only to houses which they are familiar with. Please be extremely careful when driving on the streets. The children will not always use caution when they are trick or treating. n OBR McHENRY MARKET PLACE DAILY 9 TO 9 J ESS 9m 385-4100 SAT 9 TO 6 SUN 10 TO 5 '-- CLIP THIS COUPON H CLIP THIS COUPON II | This Coupon Good for > i This Coupon Good for > $c°° !! l£o/ ! 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