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Observe School Lunch Week SIX IN FIRST COMMUNION CLASS AT ST. FRANCIS Sunday, Oct. 2, was a memorable day in the lives of six children who received their first holy Communion at the 11 o'clock Mass e< Francis Polish Nation .urch in McCullom Lake. Fr. Strzalke [officiated at the service. The children were Jean Ko- /.inski, Kathy Strzalka, Keith iMierzwa, Christine, Andreas kind Stefan Romanski. After Mass, the children, (their parents, relatives and friends in attendance remainled for Communion breakfast in the church basement. Afterward, Father Strzalka pre- ;|^sented each child with a certificate of first holy Communion, a pin and statue commemorating the occasion. DRAMATIST TO PRESENT "MAME" AT OPERA HOUSE Thursday, Oct. 20, gives ;in opportunity to enjoy a delightful evening with Sulie Harand *\it the Woodstock O p o rva House. Miss Harand. ari outstand-x ing dramatist with an unusual singing voice both in range and quality, will present "Mame", the musical version of the unconventional "Auntie Mame", to the 8:^.0 p.m. audience. A cast of one. Mis>j Harand will provide a memory ble evening's entertainment us she has previously to other audiences throughout the country. POLITICAL CORNER will be held art Tomasello's. Johnsburg, at T-^0 o'clock on Saturday evening, Oct. 15. A dance will follow. Richard ^ Friedman, assistant Attorney General of 111* nois, will be guest speaker on the topic, "Young People and Government." These youngsters who attend Edgebrook school are just a small part of the hundreds who took advantage of half-price Is your boss dumb?? Maymeals served in all McHenry schools during National School be you'd be out of a job if Lunch Week. he was smarter. Tuesday, Oct. 11, students in McHenry high school and elementary schools celebrated National School Lunch Week by enjoying a 15 cent barbeque. The students took advantage of the low cost as twice as many meals were served. Normally, the lunch program provides 1,420 main portions. Tuesday, 2,860 barbeques were sold. The greatest increase was noted in the high school, which fed 1,071 barbeques when they usually serve about 450. All schools fed some youngsters fqr the first time. -Tt is well understood that regular meals cannot be provided during the school year at 15 cents, but the chief cooks in all buildings felt that this program would give the hot lunch practice a boost. This entire week is devoted to celebrating the National School Lunch Program and has been highly advertised. Pupil posters were prepared, as were posters prepared by the art departments in the elementary and high schools. This program was so well accepted that the phrase, "Come One, Come All" was read by some parents to include them. When these parents called the school, however, they learned that it was intended only for the pupils. The people of McHenry county will have the opportunity to see and hear Harris Rowe, Republican candidate for State Treasurer, and Ray Page, Superintendent of Public Instruction, at a dinner being held on Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Vagabond House at Island Lake. The dinner is sponsored by the McHenry County Central committee. J.R. "Jake" Levesque has been named chairman of the dinner committee. The working members of the committee are Committeemen A1 Jourdan, Ross LaMotta, Harry Kinne, John Boden and Tony Varese. Also helping in the co-ordinating is County Chairman Ted Wick- _nian. A dinner honoring Doris Fortier, Democratic candidate for county Treasurer, PLANT FIRE A fire that broke out from an explosion of chemicals in a spray coating machine at Modine company plant in Ringwood late last Thursday afternoon caused damage only to the machine, according to Fire Chief Ed Justen. A few employees working in the immediate area sustained minor burns. Shop In McHenry FOREMOST ON SALE AT THIS STORE ONLY - Fri, Sat, Sun 4512 W. ROUTE 120 McHenry 385-3200 House of FLEISCHMANN Stuart SCOTCH JUNE DETWILER REIGNS AS '66 QUEEN OF TOPS Recently the local TOPS chapter dispensed with its usual business meeting for the evening to pay homage to the 1965 TOPS queen. June Detwiler of Highland Shores was guest of honor and was presented with a well deserved trophy and crown. TOPS stands for Take-Off- Weight-Sensibly and June did .iust that to,, the tune of 60 pounds in nine mouths. Theresa Huska, leader of the chapter, is shown in the picture presenting June with her trophy. Refreshments (low calorie, of course) were served after the presentation. The local TOPS chapter has been in operation in Wonder Lake for over three years. The club is international and has chapters throughout the world. The chief purjK> se is to help over-weight people by teaching them how (TOPS) without the use of to Take Off Pounds Sensibly pills, crash diets, fads or exercise. Anyone witR^iP weight problem and a need to lose 20 or more pounds is encouraged to call one of the officers and plan to attend one of their meetings. There are openings now for about twelve new members. Local members are Mrs. Stephen Huska, Mrs. Leo Hartog, Mrs. Porter Duke, Mrs. Dennis Straumann and LaVonne Sallaz. Meetings nights are Wdnesday from 8 to 9 p.m. in Wonder Lake. Busch Bavarian B E E R I 1/2 quart * Cans PAISANO WINE L 4 Year Old KENTUCKY BOURBON *2.79 fifth OLD MILWAUKEE BEER - qts. O _ 7Qf plus dep. ** m * Plain or Almond CO NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE MR 1 lb" j7C CIGARETTES - All Brands $2.64 carton TRAFFIC FATALITY The county's forty-first traffic fatality of the year on the highway occurred last Saturday night when Phillip M. Johnson, 28, of Crystal Lake, lost his life in a one-car trash in the Crystal Lake area. He lost control of the auto on a curve and the \ehicle left the road, rolling over several times. SAVE Ml We will furnish FREE glassware for all of your parties. ASKUS1 Gourmet Products, Milk, Newspapers, Pizza's, Ice Cream also available. w eg low--let ion! LIQUOR STunES The . new Trans-Canada highway starts on an island (Newfoundland) and ends on an island (Vancouver). All during the Fall Football season, Jepsen Hi?© will be bringing you this Football ForecacL It is compiled by Joe Harris, leading football forecaster who has bets©? than a 82^ accuracy record. Look lor this IMure weekly JEPSEN TIRE %otU( <^}oreccL6t of the Week SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1966 PROBABLE WINNERS PROBABLE LOSERS & SCORES & SCORES Air Force. 17 Army 10 Colgate 17 Colorado 14 Dartmouth. 28 Harvard .14 Illinois 17 Miami (Ohio) 24 Michigan State... 2\ Mi ch i gan 14 Minnesota 14 Mississippi 21 Missouri .. * 21 Navy 17 Nebraska 35 North. Illinois... 28 Notre Dame..... 21 Oklahoma....... 17 St. Olaf 21 So. California,.. .21 u.c. l.a. . . . . . . . \ry Wisconsin 17 Yale.. 17 Oregon.......... 14 Rutgers y 7 Princeton 14 Iowa State 13 Brown 0 Cornell 14 Indiana. 14 Marshall 7 Ohio State 14 Purdue 13 Iowa 13 So. Mississippi.... 0 Oklahoma State.. 14 Pittsburgh 14 Kansas State...... 0 Bradley. .*. 12 No. Carolina.... 7 Kansas 14 B e l o i t . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Stanford 14 Penn State 7 Northwestern 14 Columbia 7 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1966 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Baltimore 27 Detroit .. 17 Green Bqy 17 Chicago .. 16 Los Angeles 27 Minnesota ..24 Philadelphia..... 20 Pittsburg ..19 St. L^u ts........ 31 Dallas ..30 San Francisco.... 16 Atlanta ..14 Washington 24 N. Y. Giants.. .. 23 AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Buffalo 27 San Diego 24 Denver. 24 Houston .24 Kansas City...... 38 Custom-Tailored MEANS A Miami 17 N. Y. Jets 23 Oakland 24 PERFECT FIT IN CLOTHING ... • • • • • • • Custom-Blended MEANS K FIT IN GASOLINE! It's a perfect fit with the price, too. So, treat your car to the best--for less. IINOCO! JEPSEN TIRE AND AUTOMOTIVE CENTER 3314 W. Elm St. Phone 385-0424 3331 W. Elm St. Phone 385-0426 OPEN DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 11 • 4 COLLINGBOURNE BUICK • OLDS SfcU-" O (j j* w OF ALL * REMAINING 1966 BUICK & 01DSM0BILES All Reduced For Immediate Clearance 1966 'OLDS TOi@NADO (Chafe* of 2) Factory Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Steering, Telescopic Steering Wheel. Faclory List $5845.40 Off List $1950.40 NOW BUICK ELICTRA 225 CUSTOM 4-Door Hardtop. Factory Air Conditioning, All Power. 23 Months of Warranty remaining. Choice of 2. Factory List $5611.12 SPSS $1800.00 SUICK LE SABRE Full Power. All the factory extras including air conditioning. Factory List Off List $3718.20 943.20 NOW $2,775 mi BUICK WIUtCAT SPORT C©iPE Factory List $4618.21 Factory, fdr conditioning. All power. Custom vinyl interior. Still under warranty. 1966 OLDS DYNAMIC HOLIDAY SIPAN Brand jiew - Car has never been sold, Fully equipped including air conditioning. YOUR PRICE Oil List... NOW (o) Co, fOXG $1733.21 100 * OLDSMOCUi C 1 .ASS Brand New -- The Last One! YOUR PRICE G K A C Fm&WCING General Motors Insurance Corp. 1385 DODGE CUSTOM 880 Folks, the sharpest two Dodges we have ever traded for. Top of the line models, fully powered, like new in every respect. Local cars - fantastic values. $1895. 00 1965 BUICK LE SABRE Custom 2-Door HMop Local car with 8,000 original actual miles. Owner's name on request. $2195.00 1964 PONTIAC Bonneville Convertible PW, PS, P. Seats, PB. Every power plus 28,000 original miles. A Crystal Lake car. New enough to put on our showroom floor. A fantastic buy. Come now-only !>ne like it. $595.00 1964 CADILLAC DE VILLE Convertible Has all options. Twi-light sentinel, Air conditioning. Cruise-Control, FM Radio. Loaded Del. to you $1395.00 1965 PONTIAC Starchier 4-Door HaMtep Full factory equipment including air conditioning. Custom vinyl interior. Full Price $1995.00 1962 MERCURY Comet Sed. 8-cylinder, automatic trans., radio, heater. Economy model. Many other fine Ford features. Priced to move and ^11 rapidly. $495.00 <1962 CHEVROLET Biscayne Sedan V-8, standard trans., plus ather normal factory features. A good car but does not carry our normal warranty. $495.00 1964 OLDS Luxury Sedan Loaded with luxury extras, including factory air conditioning. Buy of a lifetime. Warrantied of course. $1795.00 IMS FORD XL 2-Dr. H.T. Top of the/line and loaded with equipment including vinvl roof. $1795.00 • 1961 FORD 2-Door V-8, Straight stick. Good transportation. $139.95 1M1 CHEVROLET 2-Doer 6-cyl.. stick. Good transportation. $79.95 1958 CHEVKOLET Town JS^ataaf A nice car and offers many miles of usage. $195.00 1959 CHEVROLET Wagon V-8, Automatic. Runs perfect. Priced for clearance. $169.95 tOLUNCBOURNE Bysq< - OLDS, TEO 907 N. FRONT ST. McHEMRY, ILL. SOUTH ON ROUTE 31 PH: >385-7200 i i 1