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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 3 Apr 1985, p. 13

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J/jmftv 12 - PLA1NDEALKK HKRALU, WEDNESDAY . APRIL 3.1985 A breezy day. . . "•Even though the skies were overcast, Monday afternoon's gusts of 'wind provided just the right impetus for McHenry area ldte flyers to jget outside. No school helped too. tate map available The 1985-86 Illinois highway I map is now available and is ! being distributed by the Illinois Division of Tourism. Requests for the 1985-86 high­ way map, which will be limited to two maps per individual, should be directed to the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, Illinois Division of Tourism, 620 E. Adams, Springfield, 111., 62701. The telephone number is 782- 7139. The map is also available for free distribution at reception desks at all nine Illinois Department of Transportation district offices, as well as state office buildings in Springfield and Chicago. Maps at these locations must be picked up in person, and will also include the two map per person limit. Arlington Park Race Track Expo Hall Arlington Heights, IL i.i Enter at Gate 5 on Euclid Avenue Low $1 Park ing HOME AND ENERGY SHOW "! April 10-14, 1985 • Chicagoland'5 largest (k oldest home Improvement 5how • Over 500 displays of products, materials, appliances • FB5/TV 5tars dorm Abram & Bob Thomson in person • Lawn, garden, patio, pool & floral displays • full size, 5uperinsulated "foam" home • free advice and ideas on rehabbing/remodeling OFF regular adult admission with this Ad Thousands of Ideas and Products for Improving and Beautifying Your Home, Condo or Apartment SHOW HOURS Wed , Thurs , fri 3-10PM Saturday 11 AM - 10 PM Sunday 11 AM - 7 PM Listen to WCLR 102 PM for details ADMISSIONS Adults (with this ad) $4 00 Regular Adult Admission $>5 00 Children 6-12 S>1 00 Children under 6 FREE for fur ther deta i ls , ca l l TOWEP COMFCREMCE MAhAGEMEMT COMPANY (312) 462-5360 Dorothy Wolf of Crystal Lake LOST 50 LBS. NOW, YOU TOO CAN LOSE UP TO APOUNDADAY. • Lose up to a pound a day while onjoying gourm t meals from our exclusive Nu System Cuisine1- selection International ei trees like Green Per-er & Onion Sauce with Beef and Turkey Tetrazani k< «p you satisfied. • Failure-proof No calorie counting no weighing or measuring food, no drugs or injections, no strenuous exercise • Trained Weight Loss Counselors give you all the support you need wtule losing • Behavior Education classes retrain eating habits and our maintenance program teacnes you how to stay slim. The Nutri/System Service Guarantee Follow the Nutri/System program and lose weight Quickly, often up to a pound a day Achieve your goal by the dale specified or pay no additional charges tor Nutri/System services until you do Dorothy Says-"The program was just what I needed when I thought I couldn't lose weight. It was easy to follow." Call today for your free, oo-obligation consultation. LOSE 15 LBS. FREE UP TO 30 POUNDS Present this coupon .at the Crystal Lake Nutri/System Weight Loss Medical Center and receive 15 pounds FREE with the purchase of a 30 pound program. Good for new clients only thru April 5, 1985. College Hill Professlonui t \±.' 4911 S. Rt. 31, Suite B Crystal Lake 815/459-9050--9AM TO 7PM Recycling resources can reduce need for landfill "If you have ever wondered why you should bother to recycle," a McHenry County Defender representative said, "consider the problems the county is now facing with land­ fills. No sooner than one landfill application is turned down, than another company publishes its intent to file such an application. Landfill hearings are expensive for the county. Moreover, landfills require large amounts of land, often cause pollution problems and decrease property values for lands nearby." "What does it have to do with recycling? According to "Wisconsin Natural Resources" magazine, approximately 50 percent of our garbage is paper- largely recyclable. Twenty percent is composed of food and yard wastes-all of which could be composted, a form of recycling. Five percent is made up of metal, glass and plastic, of which only the plastic cannot be recycled. The remaining 15 percent is composed of wood, demolition debris and bulky objects. The wood could often be reused or burned in wood bur­ ning stoves, and many bulky items such as cars, refrigerators, etc. are often recycled." "Add these all up and the need for landfills could be reduced by about 85 percent," the spokesman said. For those who wish to join the recyclers, the McHenry County Defenders will be holding its next drive this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the parking lot of West Campus, 4724 W. Crystal Lake Road. Items which can be brought to the drive include newspaper with no magazines or junk mail included, glass containers with all metal and plastic removed, "tin" cans which have been rinsed and flattened, used motor oil, aluminum scrap of all kinds, and brown paper bags and cardboard tied in manageable bundles. An aluminum buy-back program is also held for 100 percent aluminum cans. Market prices are paid for the cans with a bonus of 2 cents per pound for crushed cans and an additional 2 cents per pound for lots of more than 100 pounds. On the second Thursday of each month (April 11) another buy-back opportunity is offered in the parking area behind McHenry Quick Oil Change, 4002 W. Elm St., McHenry. Access to the area is made via Borden Street. At this time, from 9 a.m. to noon, you may sell newspapers, glass containers and aluminum cans. JOE M. 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Some perms not recommended lor bleached or frosted hair 20% off the regular prices of our Salon Master hair care appliances including curling irons, dryers, brushes, more. Redken and Nexxus products always available. Sale prices effective thru Saturday. April 6th. CHARGE IT. OPEN SUNDAYS. THE STYLING SALON JCPenney Brickyard, 745 0333 Ford City. 5814376 Fox Valley. *51 6400 Golf Mill, 799 0744 Lofcotwrot, 473 0)40 Lincoln Mall, ai Mfi Loula Jotlot Mall, 439 1444 Norltitorook Court, <00 7474 North R Ivors Ma, 447 0793 Or I and Square. 349 7390 Spring Hill MaU, 470 *900 WoodftoM, 007 7434 Yorfctvwn, 0J9- 7700 t J •eastemjues • TUUK •MUMS <AZALEAS ARRANGEMENTS CORSAGES TELEFLORA SPECIAL BUFFET CADDY BOUQUET F.T.Dt SPECIAL EASTER BASKET BOUQUET «0».MT. 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But we also support Dual because of Ciba-Geigy's efforts to put something back into agriculture by sponsoring these TV messages. w w CIBA-GEIGY /ONGER/ASTING uual McHENRY FS Marengo McHenry Elkhorn Woodstock Zenda Huntley Chemung COOPERATIVE SPIRIT LEADiMn THE WAY

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