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8RCTiw^^p/i^Ef- |̂L^^22^y5S*2S2BlSS«iil«iMSB21l^2Li!*22 .general lews Police, Tickets Church' in 'Cfcertfttftg tO i Vi i d ti On Sunday, 0Ct. 30, at 2:30, the Chemung Methodist Church, located on Route 173, west of Harvard, will receive historic simply- classic frame struc- continued to meet the _ needs of the Chemung unity for over 100 years ana today hrfs ah active and! growing congregation, historically, the first religious services in the area were held in alog house built by a Mr. Lewis i* 1846. It was at this time that ; Methodist Society was ted. Later, services were in a school house in which riders preached until the present structure was com­ peted. 1 As part of the plaquing *r « ceremonty, The Rev. Obed of the of the McHenry County Historical S6de!y. • the public it invited to the presentation and to tour the church and see the erittbit of church history; OTP Light refreshments v served dowrigfchftm the basement following the short program.' - In - other Historical Soctety news, the museum in Union will 4:30^throufth October. iv*# The City of McHenry Police h has issued the > citations, D. Opalecky, 1007 N. iver Road, driving under the influence, improper lane usaf ~ and_ c^>en liquor in^a William S. Gray, 3106 Miller, Unp usage. Kurt wSuiimt, 1603 N. Woodlawn Park, disobeyed a A. O'Neil, 7715 Be»ytr Road, Wonder Lake, improper lane usage, driving under the influence and transportation of ooen liauor. WUchael W. Davis, 2017 Grandview,- speeding, 42 mph in. a 30 zone and driving with a suspended license. Mark B. Yenny, 3511 Broad St., driving too fast for conditions. Joseph W. Jun, 1614 N. mil Road, speeding, 46 mph in a 90 tvier Gamboa, Jr., 2612 oinari Rocky I registrat Tami : Forestwood, open liquor. RonaHD. transportation qf Akers, 3914 W. Mam Jones, 38340 N. Dawn Circle, speeding, 45 i ' in a 30 zone, no valid registre and violation of classification. Sandra A. Baker, 1117% Beach Road, no valid ition. L. Fernstrom, 4115 W. Elm St., failure to yield the riaht-ofwav. iynda Hutson Wieck, 1816 Grandview, speeding, 50 mph in a 35 zone. Geraldine H. Smith, 2403 Manor Lane, driving too fast for conditions. Christina D. Lindemann, 210 Bromley r driving too fast for conditions. , . Richard L. Threlkeld, 4S19 Crystal Lake Road, no valid safety test. : Thomas G. Thompson, 4108 Lillian St.. driving with a suspended license. Pamela M. Tonyan, 3706 W. High St., failure to yield the right-of-way., - ."- - _ • V Jeffrey W. Klein, M18 Park Lane, &>ring Grove, speeding, 45 mph m a 30 zone. Loraine D. Huml, 1006 Bay Road, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. Shiela G. Douglas, 500 Thornwood, disobeyed a traffic control device. Judith A. May, 8000 Bellevue. Spring Grove, no valid registration. Joseph T. Gastorowski, 8906 Memory Trail, Wonder Lake, failure to yield the right-of-way. Evelyn L. Weber, 2213 Aloha, disobeyed a stop sign. Richard K. Parups, 4511 W. Shore, speeding, 42 mph in a 30 zone.' James C. Powers, 2106 N. Chapel Hill Road, following too S#3 I ># i 4 >- •* • p >•.•:_• ! • i A • w \ •' tirr.ht-i'-HW- * j* ****** *A Pant coats for ©very frosty faW dayl̂ e'v© selected our most special pant co îttfef clearance! You'll find lojs of stadium look* cif bleacher prices! 119.00 Reg: 150.00. Thit ocS^^red 100% wool coat has a matching scgrf. Is fully lined and,has an inner vest for extra warmth! 8-18. Better. Coats. .. - < frgSfcLi 56.90 Reg. 7200. Our water repellent machine washable coat is filled with 100% polyester, has an inner vest that zips for extra warmth and knit collar. Outer shell is of polyester/cotton. 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Jo Ann E. Coughlin, 1704 W. River Ten ace, speeding, 38 mph - Riverstream, speeding, 40 mph Susan J. Swinford, 5116 Hampshire, speeding, 52 mph in a 35 zone. Joseph C. Wilkinson, 4504 Garden Quarter, disobeyed a .Eppel, 7008 W. Route 120, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Carl L. Wainman, 1821 Old Bay Road, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Gretchen Ann Gies, 2925 Lincoln, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. Renee J. Mezzano, 3120 in a 25 zone. Vicki L. Johnson. 5211 E. Wonder Lake Road, Wonder Lake, speeding, 43 mph in a 30 Oeffling, 4001 Joseph F. Fino, Jr.. 3715 Young St., driver's license expired (less than six months). Kathy P. O'Brien, 3617 Elmshire, no valid registration. in a 25 zone. Pamela R. oeffling, Delores, speeding, 41 mph in a 25 zone. Ann C. O'Leary, 3705 Waukegan Road, disobeyed a red 1 light. Larry J. Schwartz, 5106 Ashland, speeding, 41 mph in a 25 zone. Yesterday's hardship proves costly today rve often thought of the hardship that people endured before appliances. Yes, hardship is the right word. Of course In the 1920 s and 1930's people didn't miss their electric Drives, television sets or clothes dryers like we would miss them if they were taken away today. As a society we have come to depend upon these convenient "necessities". Our parents, and such didn't what they were missing. With every advance in technology comes a tradeoff. With our use of appliances we save time but become dependent upon the electricity or gas used to power the appliance and the service it provides. Often we tend to lose track of the skills we had before the appliance entered our lives. Close to 9 percent of the energy used in this country goes into running our appliances. To give a better idea of what electricity costs a family, I called my local electric company and they supplied the following figures based on an average cost of .04 cents per kilowatt hour: Appliance Color Tele Television tubetype solid state Radio Electric Range with Oven Electric: Room Air < Water Heater Pan . tioner (12cu.ft.) <aiick recovery Refrigerator (12 < frostless (12cu. ft.) Freezer (15 cu. ft.) frostless (15 cu. ft;) kwh-Yr .650 ...430. 85 • 1,170 • 365 . 190 . 855* 4,219 • 4,810 • 729 . 1,220 . 1,200 . ...1,750 . <910 Cost-Yr. . | 26.00 ....17.20 3.40 46.80 ....14.60 7 JO 34.20 ....168.76 ...192.40 29.14 48.00 70.00 38.00 . . . . . . .wr. . . : . loo tT Snv...«jo Heating Pad 10 * 40 * Air conditioner figure is based on 1,000 hours of use per year. Naturally each household's use will vary but the above listing is intended to give a rough idea of average use and JUst as an afterthought, let me share some suggestions that were given to me as I was researching tht« article: 1 - A flow restrictor in your shower head can cut down your water use by up to four gallons a minute, thus cutting down on the use of the water heater. 2- Appliances that are not in good working order waste money. Try this: take a piece of paper and close the refrigerator door on it. Tf you can pull the paper out easily, the rubber sealing gasket needs replacing. 3 - Avoid opening the oven door as much as possible when baking. Evenr time it is opened, you lose 25 degrees. Many things can be done to save money by reducing appliance use. 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