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Section Two -- Pago Six THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB Thursday* July 7# 1966 "CONGRESSMAN OF MONTH" LARGE CROWD OF, WITNESSES ATTEND TORONTO SESSION Rep. Gerald Ford center (R., Michigan) and Rep. William McCulloch right, (R. Ohio) are shown admiring the "Congressman of the Month Award" recently conferred upon Rep. Robert McClory of the 12th Dist. of Illinois for his skillful handling of the Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation bill which recently passed the House of Representatives. Congressman Robert McClory (R, Lake Bluff) has been named "Congressman of the Month" for June, 1966. The award was announced by Rep. W.E. (Bill) Brock of Tennessee who is president of the Republican 88th club. Congress man McClory was cited by his Republican colleagues for: "His skillful and successful handling of the debates on the Republican side on the Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation bill, and for successfully sponsoring amendments to the meaujre to make rehabilitation programs available to many nar- LOCAL CHURCH GROUP VISITS CHICAGO MISSION A small safari of eighteen young people and adults from Shepherd of The Hills Lutheran church braved the heat Sunday and drove into the heart of Chicago. There they were given a tour of the Pacific Garden Mission on State Street. The group was shown t he rescue mission's dormitories, eating and bathing facilities for over 250 homeless men. Next stop was Community Lutheran church, an American -Lutheran church serving Negro people in the vicinity. Community Lutheran has been served for eleven years by Pastor Valtinson and has 1000 baptized members and a Sunday school of 700. The, McHenry group took clothing to be distributed to the needy of Pastor Valtinson's congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Klotz, A l a n O l s c n , M r s . F r a n k Hromec and Pastor and Mrs. Johnson were the adults on the trip. A bite to eat in Palatineand a refreshing swim'.' asl guests of the Blundells-conclude ed the acti^iti^g: for • cotic addicts while retaining strpng control and administrative penalty provisions for narcotic peddlers and other offenders in connection with the insidious narcotic traffic. Congressman McClory's amende ments to this importaftt legislation carried by a decisive margin of 198 to 168 following which the Narcotic Addict Reh a b i l i t a t i o n b i l l p a s s e d t h e House with a vote of 367 to 1." The 88th club which made the award is composed of Republican House members who began their service in the 88th Congress. An overflow Crowd of 46,118 heard Nathan H .Knorr, president of the Watch Tower Society, at the. main session of the "God's Sons of Liberty" District Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses. Dominick Fontana, presiding minister of the Woodstock Congregation, stated that Mr. Knorr's subject at the Toronto Exhibition Grandstand was entitled "What Has God's Kingdom Been Doing Since 1914?" Speaking to delegates from eight provinces of Canada, 45 states and 14 other countries, Knorr stated, "When the Messianic kingdom of God was installed in heaven, there had to be a worldwide proclamation of that new government of the universe, for that was to be the government for doing away with all the imperfect Gentile governments of the earth and for giving the people a perfect government." A new Bible-study aid, entitled Life Everlasting in Freedom of the Sons of God, was announced and released at the convention. Two million copies were printed in the first edition. At mass immersion services conducted in connection with the convention, 483 new ministers were baptized. Up to 8,000 of the delegates volunteered their time free of charge to take care of the working force and to maintain the organizational structure of the twenty departments set up to serve the convention's needs. ' The Toronto gathering • was the first of sixteen such .conv e n t i o n s a r r a n g e d b y t h e Watch Tower Society for Canada and the United States this summer. The next convention, with an identical program, was held June 29, at Corner- Brook, Newfoundland. McHenry Shop In ATTENDS SCIENCE COURSE Howard Brody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brody „of McHenry, is attending a six week summer science program for high school students, sponsored by the National Science Foundation. Howard, who will begin his senior year at McHenry high school 'in September, was selected to take part in this program and elected to go to Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. Chemistry and biology are the science courses in the Bucknell program. PLEASANT BEDROOMS For Your Information Dear friends. Government statistics show that funeral expenses have more than doubled since 193G. However, in this same period, food costs have increase. 4 Vj times, cosmetics 7 times, automobiles 8' 'i times, education 10 times, and hospital expenses have increased more than any of the above. We are not critical of these inereases, but wish only to reveal that funeral expenses are not disproportionately high. Respectfully, & .FUNERAL MO/VIE McHenry, llTinois Ambulor>ce Service 385-0063 Pleasant two-bed room has modern beds, the new dial- \ in-the-phone telephones and bright, cheerful atmo$phcre. Toilet and closet facilities are in the outside wall, making room area larger for patient comfort. BEST for FENCES BITTER COLOR--LASTS IR-IASY TO APPLY mm SOtllVI * PllllUS BONNIE DAVIDSON DAIRY PRINCESS 1 Miss Bonnie Davidson accepts the McHenry County Dairy Princess crown to conclude the McHenry County Dairy Promotion Council banquet last week. From left, front: Sandy Hansen, Rogene Arsenty, Miss Davidson, Ginger Norgard runnarup; Linda Adams and Nancy Adams. Back: Patricia Ryan, Mary Ann Arseneau, Andrea Simpson, ADA of Illinois Dairy Princess; Betty BojtpaH, retiring County Dairy Princess; Cheryl Smith June Dairy Month co-chairman; Linda Worm, and Aiin Borhart. ? Auditions are now being held for instrumentalists for the Fine Arts Chorale's presentation of Handel's "Messiah" late in November at the Woodstock Opera House. There are openings for strings, oboes, flutes, trumpets, bassoons and French h o r n s . T h o s e i n t e r e s t e d a r e asked to call 338-1891 between 1 and 9 p.m. for audition appointments. Play Newspaper BINGO 4618 W. Route 12C * PHONE5 385 - 7100 ,«a; lAKlLAMD tAINT SPOT McHenry. 111. JEPSEN TIRE C0MPAMY AND AUTOMOTIVE CENTER HOME OF THE Cooper 4-Ply Tire! Complete Line Of Passenger & Truck Tires All Sizes In Stock • Whitewalls • Tubeless • Tube Type • Blaekwalls Compl®#© M@ehaiie«il and H@p@ir Sen At Our Service Center US FIRST QUAUTY RECAPPING BY EXPERT WORKMEN JIPSEN TIRE (0. 3314 W. Elm Street PHONE 385-0424 Automotive Center 3331 W. Elm Street PHONE 385-042® m All Items go on Sale Thursday Morning at 9-o'clock First to Come Has Choice. No Layaways or Deliveries. The Heat Has got us! We Have Cut Prices Like Crazy. Just Check The Items Listed--The Prices are plain Ridiculous! But We Want To Gel Rid Of This Merchandise - So ' Here Goes! 2 ONLY Rep. 4.99 -- 5.99 Metal Serving Tables White $3.00 2 ONLY Reg. 9.98 Odd Dinette Chairs Chairs Best quality *5.00 3 ONLY Reg. 4.99 -- 6.99 ChemSle Bedspreads Slightly Soiled, Twin Sizes only *3.00 t 6 ca, Reg. 11.98 " Vinyl Upholstery Occasional Chaairs Turq. - White or Blk. s9„98 1 ea. Keg. 29.88 Walnut Desk Slightly Damaged *15.00 <3 2 ca. Reg. 42.95 Vinyl Upholstery LOUN@I or COUCH *25.00 132 Waste Baskets 7 different designs--Four colors! 12 qts. to 25 qts.! Regularly priced 1.00 to 2.00 Your choice 7 7 ' 15 Pr. Reg. $8.99 SCSI Sizes I'/z to 11. Ass't. Styles $ 5.00 pr. 2 ONLY isker Clothes Hampers 1 Pink, 1 White Reg. 3.98 Bar or Kitchen Stools Sturdy Construction white; seats 2 for *5.00 2 ca. Childs Reg. 11.98 $7 50 2 ca. Adults Reg. 19.98 $1 isffly American Rugs 1 ea. 5x5 Red weave Reg. 11.98 Now 6.00 2 ca. 8x10 1 Blk. 1 Brown Reg. 29.98 Now 20.00 3 ea. 9x12 2 Red 1 Brown Reg. 33.98 Now 24.00 Close - Out of IPS 1 - 2 of a Style. Lamps Keg. Price, at 3.98 to 12.98 Group 1 Group 2 $3.00 3 ONLY Mtetal •©•Mies [rtafffapgFS White Floral Trim 4 ea. Reg. 11.98 CMIds Metal frUofsjin) Cfeairs, Converts to youth chairs, In Cartons 1 ea. Reg. 19.88 Cent ©nair €Mr Black only $ 10.00 Odd sets of Dinette Seats and backs. 1 and 2 of a kind. 00 set 2 ONLY Gold Finished Floor Style TOWEL R^CIS 3 ONLY Reg. 1.98 30" Aluminum 8 ea. Re. 6.98 Unfinished Dinette Gsalrs Hardwood *4.00 ea 1 ca. Reg. 49.98 Reclining Chair Turquoise Upholstery *30.00 1 only Reg. 5.99 m8LE FOUNTAIN Electric Water Circulator $ 3.00 6 ONLY 3.98 3 - Pc. Bathroom Set Inc. W Basket - Tissue Holder tumb.er, White Plastic UrafimGaeid Furniture $ 1 ea. Record Cab. Reg. 14.98 1 ea. Record Cab. Reg. 16.98 3 ca. 5 dr. Chests Reg. 16.98 1 0.00 ea 1 set Reg. 79.88 Mr. and Mrs. Chairs With ottoman, Fabric Covered $50.00 FRANKLIN McHENRY, ILL. OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m. -- NOOX \ V