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V . mi PLAINDEAI.ER - FRIDAY. 1)1 I AJBF;^ 3.1982 C&vnty Resolution On Meeting Agenda )i< abntw ^H^hry county farmers will have a interest in this year's Illinois AmWlfftural association annual maPtirfjP Dec. 5-8 because of a re^lronoh by the McHenry County Farm Bureau board of directors. .<989tiF 65 men and women from county will attend the an- nuiffrrf^eting in Chicago. Adoption of policies to guide the organization in r- the year ahead is a major purpose of th#«t?E>nvention when 435 voting deRt$Pt& will participate in the buftm&g session. rW#%lcHenry County Farm Bureau resdrtfcfon concerns the 50. cents per hu#8P§& weight assessment on dairy farmers which Congress directed the Secretary of Agriculture to impose effA«ive Dec. 1. •»JSDi£ Mr-Hehry County Farm Bureau bo^nlttierhbers are asking the Illinois Faam Bureau voting delegates to adapts ft resolution calling far the Seentfacy of Agriculture to "take 10 ce^jttfiiof the 50 cents per hundred weigk&assessment and use it for non- brand dairy advertising and educational programs." "tie %ink the new milk deduction pla'H^ill not accomplish what it is to do, which is reduce milk production," says the county resolution. "The bill is bad for everyone-the dairy farmers and consumers. It is a tax on dairy farmers and offers no incentive to reduce production. Furthermore, the retail price of milk will remain the same." V 1 McHenry county Farm Bureau has six voting delegates. The delegation is headed by Mel Von Bergen, Hebron farmer who is president. Others in­ clude Rob Richardson, Spring Grove. Two alternates are Dave Gardner, Solon Mills and Roland Bauer. McHenry. * GOODWILL PICKUP Goodwill Industries Local Representative Agnes Adams has announced that the Goodwill truck will be in McHenry, Friday, Dec. 10. For pick-up information call 385-0863. NO TREP BRANCH PICKUP Until further notice, there will be no pickup of tree branches by the City of McHenry on the first Monday of each month.-1 $*»M0 Contribution From Summerfest WOOD YOU PHASE A Division Of Poltermann Transfers Inc. Mhn--ilr--it«riIt invites the public to an open house to introduce our new party plan- W«MI TN PIMM. We offer 56 items, with the majority done in solid oak, most items are available in dark stain, light stain or un­ finished. We also offer routering and calligraphy on many of the items. A few of the items we have to offer are mug trees, bread boxes, clock, plant stands and many more perfect Christmas gifts. We have twenty items under $10.00!!!! An additional 20% <K--t is being offered during the open house. We will also have a shirt sale being offered at the same time. There will be racks of 1st quality printed shirts for all ages at a discoun­ ted price. We will also have our rummage sale going with shirts starting at $1.00. Finish your Christmas shopping with us at our new location- Vi mil* west ef 0MM City, Wl. M GIV€ IT FOR CHRISTMAS The Great Get-away Mini-vacation! Sale starts I runs through ft Sale hours are: Mly*:( and 6&0*i Saturday \ 10:00 am - 4:d0 pm 1st and 17th. •pro Luxurious old woifd atmosphere, beautiful accommodations Including two nights lodging, one Harvest Fest dinner, one breakfast of your choice, one cocktail, plus discount coupons from the Little Amana Woolen Outlet. General Store. Winery and Amana Brat Hausl The Great Get-Away Mini-Vacation I $52.50 •xzzrz' Call 319 666-1175 for reservation*. Teens stay free In the same room with parents. EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1. 1982 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1983. TM« tpenal oiler to not Available tot mny convtnHon or frowp meal h» wet taw TTO&xfiaJd of the<34manaColonit-s Amana. Iowa 52203 Riqht on lm^»i o'rmrwiet'tfom C^at'ftapKfe v,l,a9*s Restaurant • Village Pump lounge C .»> a.fpom theaters '"door Pool • Sauna and Hydro Party Pool and sporting events Little Amana Shops A Excerpts from... THE NUTCRACKER SWAN LAKE COPPELLIA and more 1983 B0ICK SKYHAWK COUPE Tintad glotc, alactric dafoggar, ^ ramota mirror, powar itaaring, itylad sport whaalt whitawallt, fual injac- tad four cylindar, front- whaal drlva and am/fm 10.9% APR ON REMAINING 1982 BUICKS ICOUFC 'WIS **xom vm vmnwKxxmm > - THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1979 RIVIERA tod with oystor whit# loathor buck of s. loodad with equip­ ment including sun roof. automatic. oloc- trie locks. am/fm storoo 1 39.000 low certified milos '6875 tmwm*kmm, iwkmwWTANG imptotamAWCoui*.. iMtttAia county,......; wi tmiucraA twwuo 'His ' tftaoOOICOSONgr W4 PtVMOUTM 'SSS Photograph by Craig Schreiner M0N. THIU THURS. 9 », FRI. 9-6, SAT. 9 S, CLOSED SUNDAY Qabep Buick 91 S. RT. 12, FOX LAKE 312/587-2555 Woodstock Opera House presents JUDITH SmLAHDER DANCE1HEATRE the Woodstock Opera House an exquisitely restored historic theatre an hour's drive or less from most Chicago area locations. Friday, December 10 8:15 p.m. >6.00/l5.00 Saturday, December 11 8:15 p.m. ^.OO/'S.OO Students *4.00 all seats TICKETS (8 I 5) 338 5300 Bill Pictor of St. Patrick's Summerfest central committee presents checks totalling $8,000 to Carmon Hodges, representing McHenry Area Rescue squad; Father Edmund Petit for St. Patrick's General fund; and Mary Marsh, of the parish C.C.D. program. Montini school also benefitted from the June fund raiser. Entertainers and workers met the Friday after Thanksgiving for a special reunion, and a change to view the tapes of the main show, Bandstand In The Park. Entertainment for next year, and new and exciting plans will begin forming next February. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Library Forum Open To Public "But Mom, You Just Don't Un­ derstand", a community library forum, will be presented in the Crystal Lake Public library Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. The forum, open to all in­ terested adults free of charge, will discuss the pressures felt by parents to understand their children. ' This forum is part of the "Looking Toward 1984" community forums series being held in libraries in the north suburban area during the fall and winter. A total of 115 forums will be presented in 25 libraries. These forums are sponsored by the North Suburban Library System and funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. For further registration in­ formation and a complete schedule of forum presentations, please speak to a member of the Crystal Lake Public library staff. Steal Tools In Break-in McHenry police are investigating a break-in at Guettler's service station, in the 800 block of N. Front street, where an undetermined quantity of tools were stolen. Police said a window was broken at the business establishment. Michael Lawson, of 4815 N. West street, McHenry, called the county police when he discovered that a briefcase containing about $25 in change and a semi-automatic pistol was stolen. During the investigation, information was received that the case had been found on Pearl street in McHenry. The identity of two juveniles who reportedly stole the case was determined and the matter referred to authorities. All the property was recovered. Robert Phillips, of 5306 Barnard Mill road, Ringwood, reported the theft of a stereo uniL^o speakers and a bedspread frogs the residence. Henry JMartin, of 1515 Palomino, McHenry" discovered that two full sets of golf clubs had been stolen from an open garage at the residence. Henry Marks, of 501S. Dowell road, McHenry, called the county police when he found someone had stolen a video cassette recorder, tapes and jewelry from his home. Story Teller WHO KNOWS? 1,. What is the speed of light? 2. When was the Suez Canal opened? 3. Which will the next Congress be? 4. Who said. "All I know ist what I see in the papers"? 5. Who was the founder of Methodism? 6. The yen is the mone­ tary unit of which coun­ try? 7. How are metamorphic rocks formed? 8. From what substance is marble formed? Answers to Who Knows 1. 186.282.3976 miles a second. 2. November 17, 1869. 3. 98th. 4. Will Rogers. 5. John Wesley. 6. Japan. 7. By heat and pressure within the earth's crust. 8. Limestone. As adults grow older, less energy is needed to keep the body functioning. RICHARD HENZEL Chicago actor, Richard Henzel, starts off the first of several weekend story telling hours at the Woodstock Opera House Sunday, Dec. 5, as part of the holiday schedule of activities for children and adults. Best known for his portrayal of "Mark Twain in Person," Henzel will appear in the library of the Opera House at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to relate his favorite tales, Christmas poems, and amusing stories. The informal "sit-on-the- floor, pull-up-a-chair" programs are free to the public. . 1 M <10 b 1^,-Ul --DINNER AUCTION Thursday Evenings at 7:30 p.m. MILT CULLY (AUCTIONEER/APPRAISER) Now with usmwhere the food is good, service excellent & the price is reasonable. Call Milt (312-639-3020) about bringing out some of those no longer wanted items. Make some money while having fun, dinner & drinks. FRIDAY FfSH FRY- LUNCHEON OR DINNER Featuring: • Fried Perch • Baked Haddock • Fried Haddock $375 (Includes our huge salad bar, mini-loaf of rye bread & baked potato) Hhc Xonghom 3teak House RTE. 120.2'/a MILES EAST OF McHENRY 385-9869 WHAT'S NEW Bottle-Handle For the two-liter size soft drink bottles, this handle lets you pour with one hand. 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