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W flsctien Tv?c -- Page Six THE McHE£H!Y PLAINDEALES Thursday, October 15„13$4 ^Jlie JiieS Jproudfy f^s®^miP^»spsssssW5rsir""r ',s# ••• ;*! ••' •*" •-• A#-?;' '• -t'!- '" ilfei ;<r • VVfiFA * ' # Another place where the flag flies proudly each day is the McHenry Junior high school. Cuts Lovewell Little, girls, big girls, all girls these days are wearing STRETCH P A N T S . N y l o n stretch is so easy to care for-- until it's been worn and washed several times. Then there's that awful piling of the fabric. To solve it use an ordinary safety razor and shave the pants. Yes, I said shave them --you'll laugh 'til you see how well it works! GUILDED FRAMES on pictures or clocks will look better after being rubbed with cloth soaked in alcohol or turpentine. With winter coming, you'd think you could relax on YOUR GARDENING. Taint so! There's work to be done to guarantee a nice garden and lawn next spring. First, you rrpjst do a thorough clean-up. Dead leaves and debris breed plant disease and insect nesting. Slow up on your watering to avoid starting new growth on plants and shrubs--it can't take the winter cold. Mulching with peat or straw at the first freeze is important to retain plant moisture and protect against ravages of alternate freezing and thawing. Your lawn should be fertilized now with a complete chemical fertilizer and bare spots should be re-seeded. Water thoroughly, but less often--and keep clear of leaves. BEAUTY TIP: If you have perfume or cologne that you don't like to wear, use a few drops to scent bath water. When you serve beef stew, does your family groan? Well, who said stew couldn't be exciting . . . just try STEW ITALiIANO. Heat 3 tbsp. salad oil in large DISCOVER THE FUN OF jn&fct Deft&tiig Dutch oven. Add 2 lb. chuck cut in 2" pieces. When meat starts browning on all sides, add 2 cloves garlic, minced, and 3 large onions cut in quarters. Cook well, turning often. Now stir in 1 can (6 oz.) tomato paste, tbsp. flour, IV2 tbsp. seasoned salt, 2 16 oz. cans stewed tomatoes, % cup snipped parsley, and 1 tsp. ea. of chili powder, oregano and rosemary. Add cup of water and simmer, covered, for 1% hr. Add 3 carrots, cut in 1" slices; simmer until carrots are tender (about % hr. more). Cook V2 lb. macaroni as per package directions. When carrots are tender, stir in macaroni and VA cup Parmesan cheese. Delicious with a salad! (serves 6) (Watch for Maggie every week!) SECRETARIES OF AREA PLANNING AUTUMN EVENTS The October meeting of the Shorland chapter of the National Secretaries' association will be held Monday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. at Ted's (downtown) restaurant in Waukegan. There will be a dinner at 6 o'clock for those who wish to attend. Guest speaker for the evening will be Walter J. Schuett, Jr., a broker from Woodstock, who will discuss securities and investments. The Shoreland chapter's annual guest night will be held on Nov. 9 at the Charcoal House, Waukegan, at 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in learning more about he association is invited to this meeting. There will be a demonstratiton of holiday floral arrangements, as well as entertainment. Those interested in attending are asked to contact Florence Noonan at 385-2628,, evenings or 459-1600 during the day. PLAN STANDBY EQUIPMENT IN COUNTY HOSPITAL Continued efforts to make patients' stay at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County as comfortable and safe as possible will result in the addition of standby equipment soon. An extra precaution to assure the availability of power at all times during any emergency was approved by the board of directors of Memorial hospital last week following studies spearheaded by the generator committee. Russell Reimer is chairman of this committee. Jack Byers, president of the board, said the board approved a recommendation to construct a small addition to house a new 115-kilowatt standby generator. Board action followed several weeks of analysis and discussion. Bert Hanson, administrator, explained the significance of this action. "The unit is big enough to carry the entire load of the hospital during an interruption in electrical service for an indefinite period. "It will be powered by natural gas, but it will have an alternate power source, too-- gasoline." Present standby equipment is capable of handling critical needs for a period of time but is not big enough for the hospital which has expanded twice since 1958--to a 100-bed hospital. Memorial Hospital for McHenry county this year is observing its fiftieth year of service to the county. Estimated cost of this addition -- including the building and generator --• is about $15,- 000. Work will begin soon and will be completed thirty to forty- five days after it is started. Most successful people seem to have acquired certain definite work habits, among which are: 1) always on time, 2) never blow a fuse, 3) do work on schedule and with method, and 4) never afraid of difficult jobs. SCOUT NEWS TROOP 41 We are selling Christmas candy to earn money for a trip to Colorado at the end of the year. We have already sold at St. Mary's Home and School association.' We are also selling Christmas cards and Girl Scout calendars. . Some members of the troop attended the Fall Fun Fest. Two members are representing our troop for another Fun Day. They are Kathy Weyland and Janet Larkin. Our troop includes Cindy Bolger, treasurer; Janet Larkin, scribe; Cathy Becker, fund raising chairman; Kathy Weyland, assistant fund raising chairman; Pauline Starzyk, Judy Homo and JoAnn Schabow, patrol leaders; Amy Howell, Debbie Fuller, Roxanne Freund and Karen Rehmer. assistant patrol leaders; Mrs. Alice Bieschke, leader; Mrs. Ruth Brown and Miss Jeanne Keller, co-leaders. Gwen Reinboldt, Scribe. CONGRESSMAN WINS AWARD OF 88TH CLUB GOODWILL PICK-UP ' The .Goodwill Industries truck will be in McHenry Friday, Oct. 23, to pickup useable clothing and housewares for the training, rehabilitation and job program for handicapped men and women, according to Mrs. Mildred Miller, local representative. For pick-up service or information about Goodwill Industries, call 3858- 6173. "Goodwill Industries needs no longer wanted or needed, but usable household articles to help make possible its program of services for the disabled," Mrs. Miller reported. "Generally, big items like old fashioned or broken sofas or refrigerators needing repair, can't be used because the cost of handling and repairing might be more than theV. article is worth," she continued. Wild oats seldom makes a palatable food, as many a Prodigal Son has found. ppja*- • s a 9 % completely new kind of musical h instrument H You'll be amazed by the music you can make on the exciting new Cordovox... a compact, versatile, completely electronic musical instrument. It combines organ sounds and full accordion, thus creating a remarkable musical versatility. j Sold exclusively at . . . / fomsic 1 3719 W. Elm St. Across from Jewel Tea PHONE 385-4646 Con-Tact self-adhesive decorative plastic lets you be your own miracle worker! So easy to use: just cut to fit, peel off backing, and press on. In no time, you'll finish a glamorous project like this closet. Gold/ white "Verona" gives a fresh, elegant femininity to shelves, walls, and storage M (Qj flj boxes. 18" wide, HI y*. INSIST ON SksiWEsff BRAND irs V0UR GUARANTEE OF QUALITY U. S. PAT. 3130113 NEW PATTERNS AT 1328' X. Green St. McHenry >HONB 385-0098 RIVERSIDE LAUNDRY NEW NE SHIRTS DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY FLATWORK FREE MINOR REPAIRS (We Have Built Our Business Oil Service) If We Fail To Pickup And Deliver On Time You Will Receive Your Work WITHOUT CHARGE FOR IMMBIATE SERVICE CAU. RIVERSIDE LAUNDRY 815-385-31 IS McHENRY Mchas Congressman Robert Clory <R-12th District) been named "Congressman of the Week", according to Colorado Congressman Don Brotzman, president of the 88th club an organization of new members of Congress. This weekly award is given to a Republican member of the House of Representatives who has distinguished himself during the 88th Congress. The citation awarded to U. S. Representative McClory states: "As the only first-term member of Congress named as a delegate to the 53rd Inter-Parliamentary Union conference held in Copenhagen; for his success in being elected rapporteur of the Cultural committer' of the Inter-Parliamentary union; and for his statement to the delegates that any revision of the United Nations charter should include positive steps to require the Soviet Union and other defaulting nations to pay up their delinquent dues and assessments; and for other outstanding services to his colleagues in the Congress and to the nation." Schedule Holsiein County Sale Oct. 17 The second annual Top O' the State registered Holstein sale will be held at the fairgrounds, Woodstock, on this Saturday, Oct. 17. Thirty-five head of McHenry county's best foundation females will be auctioned beginning at noon. This news comes from James Martines, president of the McHenry County Holstein club, sponsor of the sale. Selling will be twenty big, strong bred and just-fresh heifers, selected from dams with records to over 17,000 lbs. of milk; 18 young cows witth proven production up to over 600 lbs. fat; and 2 senior calves, selected for their 1965 show potential. Class Presented Motor The stomach of whales have yielded far larger specimens of octopus than man has ever seen, alive. Get 'em down deep?? Happy people are those who enjoy what they have, rather than fret over what they don't have. LICENSE OF ONE DRIVER REVOKED; SECOMD SUSPENDED The offices of Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain has announced the revocation of the license of Mark E. Reel of Woodsock for driving while intoxicated. Gerald R. Schuring of Marengo had his license suspended for three violations. A probationary permit was issued to Thomas A. Simmons of Fox River Grove. John Foute, left service manager, and Frank Denney, right, general manager of McHenry County Import Motors; are shown above presenting a Volkswagen motor to the new machine class at McHenry high school for their use.. Pictured with them, left to right, are Myron Bentz, student; ;George Cina, instructor; and Bernie Matchen, student.. COAST TO COAST STORES The United States has 1,900 million acres of land, roughly divided into three fairly equal portions--% in forests, and the other third in more-or-less productive farming land. T LET YOUR CAR CATCH COLD! PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE MADE BY ONE OF AMERICAS TOP MFGS. (DOW CHEMICAL CO.) APPLES FOR SALE All Varities Pre-Picked And On Sale At The Picking Shed. PICK YOI JONATHAN! All Pumpkins --25 c ea. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Daily Ant Springs Orchard State Line Road Richmond, 111. In Your Own Container Ethylene Glycol antl-freeze 50-50 mixture protects to 34 degrees below zero. One filling la«t» all winter. Guaranteed protection for your cor for the winter months ahead. Won't boil away or evaporate. Additives guard your cars cooling system against rust and scale. 1327 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois yb Goin OCTOBER 18 3rd 12:15 p.m. & Annual 1:45 p.m. elHenry, lllo&a©is Sponsored by McHenry Rotary Club Available Adults: $1.75 CySdlren: $1.00 Door 4 i.