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Illinois by SHAW FREE PRESS NEWSPAPER GROUP POSTMASTER Send address changes to McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St.. McHenry, lllindis 60050 Subscribers are requested to provide immediate notice of change of address to the McHenry Plaindealer. 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, III. 60050. A deduction of one month from the expiration of a subscription will be made where a change of address is provided through the Post Office departmeht. Thomas C. Miller-Publisher Donna Brrtulis-Editor fltoarb Winning ilrtospapfr MEMBER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier 50 Week 1 Year 5" 00 In McHenry County 1 Year $27.00 Outside McHenry County •FLEA MARKET AT GRAYSIAKM OUTDOOR EVERY SUNDAY 8 TO 4 Grand Opening We are celebrating our Grand Opening on July 9 and for the next 2 weeks we are offering $5 OFF on any of our Portrait session fees. Your portraits are taken in your home, your back yard, or local parks to give them that "Personalized Touch". Just cut out the coupon below and call our studio at (815)344- 5480, Monday through Satur­ day 9am. to 8pm. But hurry, the coupon expires July 23! Kuznicki Studios Coupon • OFF on any: : |w| of our portrait i session fees • • • • : Expires July 23, 1984 \ *• • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • # • • • • McHenry County population up 16 percent > PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JULY IS, !«•£ 1 Coast Guard Auxiliary to establish By Cliff Ward Plaindealer News Service The greatest county population growth in lllindis after the 1980 census occurred in Du Page County, and McHenry County recorded a population increase of about 2,400 people, a new government report shows. The study, prepared by the U.S. Census Bureau and the Illinois Public Health Depart­ ment, showed Du Page County's population increased from the 1980 census level of 658,858 to an estimated 682,200 in 1982. That represented a rise of about 23,400, or 3.5 percent. According to Merwyn Nelson, a demographer with the public health department, McHenry County's population increased from the 1980 census level of 147,897 to an estimated 150,300 in 1982, an increase of 1.6 percent. Although the county population grew, it did not increase as much as it should have, Nelson said. In the two-year span, there were 3,000 more births than deaths in the county, but the net population increase was only 2,400, Nelson said, indicating that 600 people migrated from the county. The largest percentage population growth among the state's 102 counties during the same two-year period was found in Richland County. The in­ crease of about 800 people in that southern Illinois county was a 4.5 percent boost over its 1980 population of 17,587. Cook County registered the greatest population loss. The figures showed that 86,300 people moved out of the county, which contains the city of Chicago, from 1980 to 1982. Despite the migration, Cook's total population remained virtually unchanged at 5.25 million. During the same period, about 7,500 people moved into Du Page County, a suburban area on Cook's western border. The state's total population rose 0.2 percent from 11.4ST million in 1980 to 11.45 million in 1982. That figure has beenf previously reported; the county estimates were recently com­ piled from birth and death statistics and other^bverament' records. * .1 Other Chicago area counties showed population increases.- Lake County registered a 2.1 percent increase, Kane County was up one percent, and Will County's population edged up 0.7 percent. Tour of prairie, wetland set by county Audubon Society On Saturday, July 14, the McHenry County Chapter of Illinois Audubon Society will give a tour of Spring Hill Farm Fen, beginning at 8:30 a.m. The Fen is located in Lake-in-the- Hills, just south of the airport. Spring HIU Farm Fen, a complex of dry gravel prairie and unusual wetlands, lies in the hollow between two lines of glacial bluffs. The hills support rare prairie plants and are the source of mineral seepage water that supports a number of en­ dangered species in the alkaline wetlands. According to a Nature Con- sevancy spokesman, the area is "one of the best remnants of the pre-settlement ecosystem still in existence, and truly one of the most significant unprotected natural areas in Northern Illinois." Since the Fen is privately owned, visitation is allowed only to groups who have been granted permission to visit it. Hence, the field trip is an ex­ cellent opportunity to visit an otherwise inaccessible area of such unusual significance. Hie field trip is not limited to Audubon Society members. Interested members of the public are invited. Children should be accompanied by an adult member of the family. Because of the nature of the wetland area, participants are urged to wear footwear which can stand a little mud and water. Sun hats and mosquito repellent are also recom­ mended. * Access to the area is best froip) Pyott Road. From Pyott Roac^' go west on Willow Street blocks to Burr Street. right (north) on Burr, pr for three blocks to Plum Street.; Entrance to the Fen area will be> made at the entrance to the Sanitary District Treatment! Plant. Persons needing further information may contact Lou or Margaret Marchi at (815) 385-^ 6047. Jloan <SfiM.cLaCLi.ti McHENRY STATE BANK 385-1040 Member FriC facility for courtesy marine exams On Sunday, July 15, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary will establish a Marine Examination Facility on Wonder Lake, at the Tri-Marine Docks, 4019 E. Lake Shore Drive. The purposes of the Courtesy Marine Examination are to foster wider knowledge of safe boating practices and boating laws. The program, designed as a service for the boating public, will determine if the boat meets with the requirements of the Auxiliary Coast Guard for award of the CME Decal, and Will supply information and literature on the general subject of boating safety. The Scheer's Lumberjack Show of Champions will be performing at Food Fiesta, an annual highlight of McHenry's Fiesta Days, on Sunday, July 22 at Petersen Park. Food Fiesta will run from noon to 8 p.m. and the Lumberjack stars will perform throughout the day. The show is a reenactment of afl^ old-time logging competition, which will include events such as logrolling, chopping, axe throwing, power and crosscut sawing. The Scheer's Lumberjack Show features world champion lumberjacks. z i . iAlf OJ Edgar named as chairman of Illinois Literacy Council Our service is fast and confidential and repayment schedules are tailored to meet your budget requirements. When you think Home Improvement... Think of Us. 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