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PAGE 4 • PL AINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 24.1984 Chamber joins group for economic growth The McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce has endorsed and agreed to participate in the new Illinois Alliance for Economic Initiatives. the Alliance, which was formed by the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce, helps set a positive new environment for business investment and job growth in lllinois. The Alliance involves a statewide com­ munications program for em­ ployees, the general public and governmental officials. Local chambers of commerce from throughout the state are joining the Alliance as partners with the State / Chamber in the three-year, private sector led program. The major aspects of the program are communicating concerns about Illinois' economy, controlling taxes and spending, stabilizing future unemployment insurance costs, developing the nation's best workers' compensation system and addressing a new generation of environmental regulations, r Members of the public are invited to seek information about how they might become involved in the Alliance by contacting the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce at 385- 4300 Sign language classes to begin August 29v For the sixth semester, . Communicative Disorders ; Service of Crystal Lake is of­ fering friends and families of the deaf and hearing impaired an opportunity to learn sign language. A way of breaking into the isolation of the deaf is to learn their communication - system. The classes are being offered for a fee of $35 and one can register by calling the office at . (815) 455-3101. Level I will be held Wed­ nesdays from 7 to 9:30 p.m., beginning Aug 29. Level II will be held Wednesdays from 7 to 9:30 p.m.. beginning Oct. 24. The eight-week long sessions will be taught by Karen Hale, an established interpreter for the deaf. By increasing the class time, the organization hopes to cover the vocabulary of the text. "Joy of Signing", during the entire semester. Organizations, businesses or agencies may contact Com­ municative Disorders for classes to be held at their own facility, with vocabulary being presented which is specific to the group's needs. Call the office (815 ) 455-3101. or w rite 330 W. Terra Cotta Ave., Crystal Lake. 60014 with further questions or comments. Library to close for inventory The McHenry Public Library will be closed for inventory purposes on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Aug. 29, 30 and 31. Books may be returned to the library by dropping them in the drop boxes located left of the front entrance on Main Street and in the box on the southwest corner of the building by the parking lot. The library will re-open on Saturday, Sept. 1. * i Safety tests are no longer necessary for some trucks Owners of most pickup trucks and recreational vehicles will no longer have to have twice- annual safety inspections for their vehicles state Rep. Dick Klemm (R.-Crystal Lake) announced. "Governor Thompson has signed into law House Bill 2430, which eliminates the inspections for pickups, vans and other vehicles weighing 8,000 pounds or less," Klemm said. "This legislation will not entirely end the inspection program since ambulances, medi-cars, buses, school buses, commercial vehicles and large trucks will still be subject to inspections. But most pickups and vans, which are often used as family vehicles anyway, no longer need be inspected." Klemm said a 1981 study commissioned by Sec. of State Jim Edgar concluded there was little or no evidence to show a relationship between mandatory inspections and improved traffic safety. Edgar endorsed the repeal calling the inspection program "an unnecessary expense and an unproductive use of time and energy." "Illinois citizens spend $15 million annually in inspection fees," Klemm said. "It's a nuisance and a waste of time and money for truck and RV owners." There are an estimated one million second division vehicles in the state and more than 800,000 are vehicles weighing 8,000 pounds or less which will now be exempt from the tests. A quiet stroll Plaindfalfr photo by Dorrna Brrtulis The abandoned railroad tracks at Petersen Park attacted this young bov to take a solitary walk in the summer sun. Grandview, U.S.A. IRI Starring Jamie Lee Curtis * * • * Roger Ebert Filmed in Pontiac, Illinois FRIDAY: 2:00. 7:10. 9:00 SAT. A SUN: 1.00. 3:00. 7:10. 9:00 MON. thru THURS: 7:00. 8:45 The Last Grandview, U.S.A. IRI Starring Jamie Lee Curtis * * • * Roger Ebert Filmed in Pontiac, Illinois FRIDAY: 2:00. 7:10. 9:00 SAT. 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ELM (RT. 120) MeHENRY (815)385 3660 SEE US FOR YOUR '85 LICENSE PLATES & STICKERS "Mjjljfl 'HJfT A NEW 1 en FAST, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF YOUR 1985 LICENSE PLATE OR STICKER AT THE FIRST! During the next three years, all Illinois auto­ mobiles will be issued new license plates. The first character of your current plate and the month your registration sticker expires deter­ mine the year and month you will receive the new plates. Owners of non-stand­ ard plates (Handicap­ ped, Motorcycle, etc.) will be issued new plates beginning in 1987. WHEN YOU WILL RECEIVE NEW LICENSE PLATES: IF YOUR PLATE NEW PLATES BEGINS WITH A: ISSUED IN: t i MI*O«S i r NUMBER 629 704 1984 11 MWOIS IT LETTER A-M IL 1985 - 1985 MIMOIS rzr LETTER N Z US 1986 1986 T* •Check your Current Sticker for Expiration Date. •Bring your Pre-Printed License Renewal Form to the Bank. We are able to process the following applications: 1) If your application is marked "NEW PLATE", new plates will be issued. If you wish to keep the same num­ ber or purchase a randomly select­ ed number, your application can be processed at the First. T* 2) If your application is mork^ "STICKER ONLY" you will NOT be issued new plates this year. As usual your renewal sticker can be processed at the First. •A Service Charge of $2.00 will be charg­ ed in addition to the plate/sticker fee. in IFir E " • Mimbtr FOIC FIRST RATIONAL BANK OF MCHENRY 3014 WEST ELM STREET. P.o BOX 338 • MeHENRY. ILLINOIS 00050-0938 *1*385-5400