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PAGE f-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1984 ~s Neighbors (S) Breathing club to meet McCullom Lake: MOSQUITO ABATEMENT RESOLVED The American Lung Association of DuPage and McHenry Counties, in cooperation with the Northern Illinois Medical Center (McHenry Hospital) will be holding the next PAL (Problems Affecting Lungs) Breathing Club meeting Tuesday, April 24. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of Northern Illinois Medical Center, 3516 W. Waukegan Road in McHenry. Bill Bischomb, from the Social Security Administration, will be the speaker this month. Bischomb will discuss the social security process, disability benefits, and address any questions you may have. This will be a good time to clear up any questions you may have concerning social security or disability. Anyone interested in this program is welcome to attend. The program is free of charge and made possible through the community's support of Christmas Seals. If anyone has any questions they are asked to contact the American Lung Association of DuPage and McHenry Counties in Woodstock at 815-338-6675 or in Glen Ellyn at 312-469-2400. V THE DENIAL CENTER KEVIN WEGRZYN. D.D.S. "I wont my patients to keep their permanent teeth. Modern comprehensive dentistry gives me the tools to protect your te^th so you will have a permanent smile for the rest o1 your life. I have designed my practice around giving all my patients comprehensive care. If you think comprehensive dental care is for you call my office, I will be glad to speak with you privately about what modern dental care can do for you." 2^t. Hn Wtgxzyn 1324 N. RIVERSIDE DR. • McHENRY, ILL. (815)385-1360 An agreement with the township for a mosquito abatement program was signed at the April 10 board meeting,. Also, for this program, Resolution No. 202 was passed. Hie village is required to pay 50 percent for this program which treats the larvae stage only. Since Trustee Roland Hughes Dawn Miller 385-4901 was absent, Chief Murray read the police activity report for the month of March. Just a reminder that 1985 vehicle stickers were to be purchased and displayed by March 31. If you do not comply, you could receive a ticket, and fine and costs could total $50. Trustee Dee Valentine reported that two permits were issued during building and zoning reports. If you need a permit or have any questions about remodeling or property improvements, contact Dee, 385- 4903, and she will be glad to help you. Fertilizer was the main topic under park and beach reports. It's that time of the year, so the park area will be fertilized and reseeded. If you have any questions about the park, beach or beach house, you can contact Trustee Lois Parenti, 385-3140. The next board meeting will be Tuesday, April 24. Why not attend and get involved in your village affairs. SLATE EVENTS Twelve members and six guests, including Barbara DeMar, Rita Herdrich, Joyce Larson, Eleanor Swanson, Angeline Kordecki and Karen Laubenthal attended the meeting of Ladies of the Lake to set up the 1984 schedule of events. The monthly events are a plant auction in May, hobby night in June, white elephant auction in July, annual picnic in August, surprise package auction in September, Halloween party in October, elections in November and the Christmas party in December. Refreshments were brought by Irene Johnson and Marion Wohlert. The ladies also enjoyed playing their favorite games. CLERK'S HOURS My hours will remain Wed­ nesdays and Thursdays, 2 through 6:30 p.m.; and Satur­ days, 10 a.m. through 1 p.m.; through the month of April. At this time, you are reminded to renew your boat stickers. The initial sticker is $3 and $1 for every year thereafter. I am sorry to say that there are no boat posts left for rent. There are only 10 posts, and it's a first come first serve basis. Anyone wishing to register to vote can do so at the clerk's office. You must bring two proofs of identification along With you. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" wishes for this week go to Ray Osterby, celebrating April 18; Raina Rourke, blowing out nine can­ dles Arpil 20; and Barb Rriter, sharing April 24 with Todd Lasco, turning six on that date. May all your dreams come true. ANNIVERSARIES We wish James and Sandra Conway a most joyftil time as they celebrate 25 years of togetherness on a cruise ship, April 18, their anniversary. Best wishes are extended to Orville and Ruth Brandt as they celebrate their anniversary April 20. CALENDAR April 22, Easter Sunday-I wish everyone a blessed and happy day. Please drive safely if going out of town. April 24, Tuesday-Village Board meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. All residents are urged to attend. Wonder Lake: LEGION SETS FLEA MARKET In order to obtain extra money needed to purchase new tables for the American Legion hall, a flea market will be held Saturday, April 28, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Legion building on East Wonder Lake Road. The building is wheelchair ac­ cessible, so even the han­ dicapped will be able to attend. Anne Sowers 653-9549 Refreshments will be served throughout the day for those visiting the flea market. SAILOR WEDS Russell Carr, son of Russ and Donna Carr, was married March 17, to Claudia Budaj in Virginia Beach, where he is stationed with the United States Navy. Claudia is the daughter of Milon and Carol Budaj of Largo, Fl., formerly of McHenry. Russell and Claudia will be returning to Wonder Lake over the Memorial Day weekend when they will be honored guests at a reception for family and friends in the Wonder Lake area. SPECIAL DAYS "Happy Birthday" to Marsha Weber, daughter of Art and Mary, who will be blowing out two candles on top of her bir­ thday cake April 22. April 22 will also find Ralph ZINITM COLOR Z1310A/PT Slim-line portable with Tn Focus Picture Tube for outstanding sharpness. Dependable 100% Modular Z 1 Chassis for long-life reliability. Super Video Rang* Tuning with Perma Set Fine-Tuning. Electronic Power Sentry protects chassis, maintains efficient energy usage. COLOR TV • Super Video Range Tuning with Perma-Set Fine-Tuning control mwiuniiiy WIIUWI. perform*0^ • Zepith Chroma sharp 90 Picture Tube WZZe A«or*.«* • Dependable 100% modular Z-1 Chaa COLOR TV Model SZ4927W NOW *498°° Computer Space Command 2400 Remote Control »Electronic Keyboard Tuning with computer-quartz accuracy. ' 157 channel capability including 101 Cable TV channels* • Chromasharp 90 Picture Tube for outstanding sharpness. 1 Dependable 100% modular Z-1 Chassis "SERVING McHENRY AREA FOR OVER 50 YEARS" CAREY APPLIANCE SALES A SERVICE 1241 N. Green St. McHenry, IL Grand Opening April 12th thru April 21st of our new Bazaar Hand Made Cratts by Noted Midwest Artists Wood. Soft Sculptures, Dolls and Doll Houses Jewelry, Woven Rugs, Ceramics, Lace, Silk & Lace Flower Arrangements, Quilts. Pictures. Toys Special Easter Items Bunnies. Eggs. Baskets. Gifts, and Table Ceramics Many New Antiques Have Been Added Open Daily 10AM-6PM Larsons of Lodi Antiques and Hand Crafts Hinckley Road Maple Park, IL 60151 and Pat Diedrich of Wonder Center celebrating another year of wedded bliss. RETIRES The newsroom of the McHenry Plaindealer will not be the same now that Miss Adele Froehlich has retired from her position as editor. It has always been such a pleasure to walk into that room, knowing that her smiling face and encouraging words were present. She will definitely leave a void that can not be filled. COOKING PROGRAM The Woman's Club of Wonder Lake will be holding its April meeting Thursday, April 19, at 8 p.m., in the Nativity Lutheran Church hall. The program for the evening will be on microwave cooking. This should be a help for all those families who were surprised with a microwave oven for Christmas or for those who are thinking about one for their kitchens in the near future. » Hostesses for the evening will be Karen Guelzo, Margaret Black, Betty Walberg, Dorothy Reuss, and Joanne Higgins. Even if you are not a member of the club but would eqjoy hearing the program, you are more than welcome to attend. COMING EVENTS April 19--Woman's Club meeting; 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran Hall. April 20 & 23-No school; Easter vacation. May 4-Marian Central Jr. Prom. May 13-Mother's Day. May 13~Co. 1 Firemen's Aux. Bake Sale and Craft Bazaar. Traffic eases with Randall Road work Refreshements Registei toi tree gifts ( (must be 18 yts ot older) Clock tastei Plate Sachet Wreath Located: 3'/« mi. south of Rt. 38 6V4 mi north of Rt 30 mi. north of Perry Rd. The transportation committee of the McHenry County Board announces, that in co-operation with Kane County, the entire length of Randall Road from Dartmoor Drive in Crystal Lake to Aurora has been made a freeway. This designation allows the Kane and McHenry County Boards to control any new ac­ cess to Randall Road from abutting property. Access control will preserve the road as an arterial route and facilitate the movement of traffic. This action by the two county boards has particular significance with the an­ nouncement that construction of a new interchange with Randall Road and the Northwest Tollway will start in 1986. The county board's transportation committee was instrumental in promoting the new interchange and supplying planning and transportation data, which helped determine that the in­ terchange would be a financially viable project. The construction of the Randall road tollway in­ terchange should have the effect of relieving some of the Illinois Route 31 traffic congestion south of Crystal Lake, particularly at the intersection of Routes 31 and 62 in Algonquin. r i Schnapps never tasted so cool $1.50 Cool Cash Refund when you try Dr. McGillicuddy's Cool Mentholmint Schnapps. To receive your SI *>U retund. fill out this refund order form. Then peel off the perforated l'P('. proof of purchase1 code section from the back IN A Mil AGE label of 750 m|(,r liter sizes of Or McGillicuddv V Mail both theoi form and the UPC code to: Dr. McGillicuddy's $1.50 Refund Offer PO. Box 725, Dept 302, Lubbock, TX 79491 CITY STATE Z\? 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