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mm yPG. 14. - PIAINDEALEP - FRI.', AUG., 9, 1968 FAMILY REUNION DAY 5 i£;; • s M Pets That Need A Heme S OR ARE Looking For Their Master \ ' As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: The animals are to be given away to good homes without charge or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed Into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY 4 PUPPIES. Beagle and female. Call 385-0651. miniature Collie, 3 males, 1 8-9-68 FOUND FOUND DARK grey and white cat, male. Call 385-1458 8-9-68 mn n n n r . n r i-- 1 - - - • B1 Backyard List your Garage, Rummage, Basement or Backard Sale in the McHENRY PLAINDEALER Want Ads and you will receive (FREE) 2 printed signs to identify your property as the SALES location. The ad must run in two issues of the McHenry Plaindealer to qualify. When planning a SALE of your own stop in at the Plaindealer office for a Free brochure of helpful hints that will enable you to gain more revenue from your sale. Some who have never conducted a Sale of this type will find this brochure helpful. FARM - CITY DAY Four "Farm Families of the Year" will be honored on Farm City Day, Aug. 13, at the Illinois State Fair, Gov. Samuel H. Shapiro will speak and present awards to the honored families. Over 500 farm families will participate in the day-long activities, representing major formers' organizations in Illinois. Garage Sale. August 18 and 19th. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. O'Leary cottage. N. Lake and TiaJuana Lakemoor. Opposite the beach. 8-7/8-9-68 Neighborhood Basement io Attic Sale Dishes, bedding, clothing & furniture. 6 matching cane bottom ladder back chairs, round oak table with 3 leaves, solid hardrock maple table and chairs. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, August 8 - Sunday, August 11 750 WASHINGTON ST* WOODSTOCK, ILL. 8-7/8-9-68 GARAGE SALE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday August 12, 13 and 14 Starting at 9 a.m. 'til 6 p.m. CLOTHES - Men's, women's boys', and girls', all sizes. Coats, suits, shoes, ice skates, dishes, silverware, books, record, toys, games, bicycles, Norge dryer, lamps, jewelry. Many miscellaneous items. 3804 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry 8-9-68 Rummage Sale SATURDAY and SUNDAY AUG. 10th and 11th 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. American Legion Post 491 Ring wood Rd. McHenry, III. Anyone wishing to donate CALL 385-6127 8-9-68 GARAGE SALE. Washer and dryer, $15 each. Push lawn mower, rock tumbler, household items, clothing, antiques, T.V. and many more items. Saturday and Sunday, August 10th and 11th. 3201 Greenleaf Dr., Wonder Lake, 111. 8-9-68 REGISTERED Apaloosa mare, 5 years old. Apaloosa gelding yearling. Call 815-385-0346. 8-9/8-16-68 . Buy Bonds Where you work. They do. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Black miniature poodle. Answers to "Pepe". Has identification. Call 385-7765. 8-9-68 Why do our servicemen buy U.S. Savings Bonds ? Their reasons are the same as yours and mine: saving for the future, supporting freedom. And because they're fighting for freedom, too, maybe servicemen see the need more clearly than many of us. Buy Bonds. In more than one way, it makes you feel good. NOW--Higher Rates! Savings Bonds now pay 4.25 c/c when held to maturity -- and Freedom Shares (sold in combination with E Bonds) pay a full 5c/r. The extra interest will be added, as a bonus at maturity. And now you can buy the Bond/Freedom Share combination any time -- no monthly commitment necessary. Get the facts where you work or bank. US. Savings Bonds, nfew Freedom Shares vc PETS FOE SALE GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups. Good breeding, $25. Call 385- 0876. 8-2-68T.F.1-2 LAKE'S YORKSHIRE Terriors, champion blood line. Stud service. Fee reasonable and pups available. Call 815-385-3926. McHenry, 111. 7-31/8-23-68 PURE BRED Sealpoint Siamese kittens, 10 weeks old, $10. 3619 Ringwood Rd. next to Modine. 8-9/8-14-68 Congressional leaders who spearheaded passage of legislation authorizing proclamation of August 11 as FAMILY^ REUNION DAY in the United Stales are shown above conferring in the Capitol with Kiwanis International President James M. Moler of Charles Town, West Virginia (standing). (Molei* was president of Kiwanis during the time that the proclamation was being sought* He was succeeded as president of Kiwanis International by Harold M. Hcimkaugh, Los Angeles, California, on August 1.) The resolution was sponsored by 39 members of Congress and signed by President Johnson. Major sponsors included two past governors of Kiwanis (left to right) Senator John J. Sparkman of Alabama and Senator Karl E, Mundt of South^ Dakota, and Representative Harley O. Staggers of West Virginia. FAMILY Reunion Day is co-sponsored by Kiwanis International and the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge in an effort to promote family togetherness. Families across the nation are being urged to set aside Sunday, August 11 for family^reunions. "A PROCLAMATION Since the founding of the Republic, the American family has been a source of individual strength and national stability* These are times* however, that test the unity of family life. Progress -- social, economic, and technological -- has brought with It new mobility that tends to separate the members of affluent families. For millions of other Americans, poverty, discrimination and the spiritual deprivation of slum life have strained the cohesion of family units past the breaking point. Many young people are growing up without the shaping example of a firm, responsible and caring male in the household. There are strengths within almost all families, whether or not headed by a father; but history and instinct tell us that a society that does not encourage responsible fatherhood will pay for its failure in later generations. For that reason, action to extend job opportunities to improve education and housing, and to end discrimination in all its forms is vital to stronger family life -- and ultimately, to a more just and peaceful nation. Now, therefore, I, Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States of America, pursuant to Senate Joint, Resolution 165, do hereby designate Sunday, Aug. 11, 1968, as Family Reunion Day, and I urge all the people of the United States to support those actions that will strengthen the American family, and to celebrate this day with such ceremonies as will reemphasize our continuing belief that family life is the highest and most enduring product of our civilization. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this eighteenth day of July, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-eight and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and ninety-third. LYNDON B. JOHNSON . ODceew lightly by Barb Baker Poultry and |gg National Board GRADUATION BARB BAKER What a wonderful day--Graduation! After the graduation exercises all of the relatives will gather to congratulate the graduate. Why not invite them all to the house to continue celebrating this wonderful day. Prepare this "Eggs-tremely Good Dip" and have it waiting at home for just such a party. Your relatives will marvel at your culinary ability. Eggs-tremely Good Dip 1% tablespoons lemon juice V\ teaspoon white pepper 1 tablespoon onion juice % cup mayonnaise 2 teaspoons mustard 6 hard-cooked eggs % teaspoon Tabasco 1 pkg. (4 oz.) pimiento % teaspoon seasoned salt cream cheese, softened Parsley to garnish YOUTH FRONT FOUR AREAS JOIN CRUSADE (Continuedfrom page 1) Community high school, is directing the Crusade. After the services, activities such as a "laugh-In" will take place in the nearby Junior high school auditorium. All are Invited. Jim Burkett, a senior at Oklahoma Baptist university* is majoring in religion and minoring in philosophy and sociology. He is a graduate of Will Rogers high school in Tulsa, where he received such awards and honors as s ophomore - junior - senior class president; threeyear track letterman; Who's Who, Boys State, friendliest boy, honor roll, Tower Service award, Danforth Leadership award. among others. While studying at O.B.U. Burkett made the honor roll, was elected Baptist Student Union president, and was selected as a Broadhurst scholar. Burkett and his team have conducted fifty crusades throughout Oklahoma and in parts of Texas and Kansas. GUEST SINGER Special singer for the Crusade will be Randy Henricks, a senior at O.B.U. considered one of the best voices in the Southwest. He recorded an album called "I believe", and has traveled with the famous O.B.U. Tuneclippers. Henricks and his wife reside in Shawnee, Okla. The Crusade pianist, Sherrie Spencer, from Cameron, Okla., has won National Piano Guild awards and a four-year scholarship to O.B.U. She is a graduate of Midwest City high school in Oklahoma City and is now a junior at O.B.U., where she is majoring in piano. While her father was stationed in France, Miss Spencer had the privilege of taking piano under a French concert pianist. She is planning to serve in the future in the Foreign Mission field. Team secretary and followup chairman is Charnell Callaway from Yukon, Okla. A graduate of Yukon high school, she received the American Legion award and was voted the wittiest senior girl. Reporter of the local chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America, she placed first in state in a business contest. Miss Callaway completed her freshman year at Oklahoma State university last year, where she majored in Family Relations and Child Development. The team preparation men are Jimmy D. Lady and Ben Davidson. Lady was born in Clinton, Okla., and is a graduate of Choctaw high school, where he was a member of the Speech club for three years and the Foreign Language club. Now a junior at O.B.U. he is majpring in religion and minoring in sociology. Lady has been in the ministry since the age of 12 and he has been an associate pastor and a youth director of two churches. Ben Davidson was graduated from Wellston high school in 1967 and was a physics major at O.B.U. last year. In high school, he was active in science clubs, Baptist youth organizations and student councils. He received such honors as Lion of the Month, Junior Scientist of the Month, membership in the Oklahoma Academy of Science, State Science Fair finalist, and honor roll. Davidson is on the honor roll at O.B.U. It is anticipated that this team of college students will find a friendly welcome among the young people of the area. For Your Information Dear friends, It is quite an honor to be selected as a pallbearer by the family of the deceased. The position of pallbearer carries with it a mark of respect and esteem, as well as of close association with the deceased, x Pallbearers should be notified promptly so that they may make personal arrangements to be in attendance at the burial service. Respectfully, The U.S. Government does not l>an for thin advertinenient. It is presented an a i>uhlic nervier in cooperation iritli the Treasur// Dejmrtment and The Advertisinu Council. t 75 USA? McHenry. Illinois . PETER M.JUSJEN & SON FUNERAL HOME 385-Q063 Six Public Schools Of City Announce Faculty Assignments In '68-69 REPORT THEFT The sheriffs office has been investigating the theft of money from the Walter Hunter home on East drive, Wonder Lake. Fishing gear was stolen from another home in the same area, according to a report made to authorities by Joe Sperandio of Rose Marie drive. The items were missing from his boat, moored at the landing for Wonder View property owners. To Prepare: In a mixer or blender combine juices, mustard, Tabasco, seasoned salt, pepper and mayonnaise. Add eggs one by one, beating after each addition, until smooth and light. Beat in pimiento cream cheese. Spoon into bowl and garnish with parsley sprigs. Serve with assorted chips and crackers or raw vegetable sticks for weight-watchers. Makes about two cups dip or enough to serve 4 to 6. DEER - AUTO COLLIDE William Jackson of Woodstock reported a minor accident which occurred north of McHenry on Martin road early this week. A deer ran out of the woods and into the east-bound car» (Continued from page 1) ncy college and Ida Morettf, BA, Adelphi. OTHERS ON FACULTY Leland Nelson, Flint, Mich.* will teach basic skills. He holds a BS degree from the University of Minnesota. Elvin J. Partenheimer, Broadlands, MS, Eastern Illinois university, will teach business education and assist varsity basketball and football, and William Toalson, McHenry, has been hired" as music teacher. McHenry Junior high school - The four language arts teachers hired are James Blum, McHenry, MA, DePaul university; Mary Beth Boike, Hollywood, BA, Barat college; Kathie Kucera, Fox River Grove, BS, Western Illinois university; and Diana Maas, Woodstock, BA, Seattle Pacific. Others on the Junior High faculty are Marcia Balstrode, Plainfield, BA, Monmouth, girls .physical education and French; Jam,es Cesaroni, Round Lake, BA, Lakeland college, social studies; Janis Cramer0 Wheaton, home economics, halftima David CzerepijFisky, Madison, Wis., BA, University of Wisconsin, science; Jerry Eiserman, Lake Bluff; BA, Monmouth physical education; mathematics, assistant football and basketball coach. Mrs. Cheryl Toalson, McHenry, BA, University of Kansas, will teach art half time, and Mrs. Shirley Watkins, McHenry, BS, University of IIMusin' & Meanderin (Continued from page 1) that the name of the game is "WIN" and the slogan is "Sock it to 'Em". In politics, imllke commercials, there's no fame or glory in being No. 2.* Tear -Jerkers? By all means they are! Anyone who watches strategy shatter with the announcement that one candidate has reached the magic number of delegate votes can well imagine that a politician must have inspired the familiar "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" or "I Ain't Got Nobody*'. The smilethrough- the tears routine would do justice to the juiciest soap opera. And those who watch with the loyalty of a faithful pet, gain not only comedy, mystery and tears, but all of the dramatic impact we could expect to see on the late, late movie. The fact that we are in a complete quandry after hearing the forceful words of the nominating speakers is unimportant. At this point, what those of us behind the big tube are thinking, or toping, doesn't enter into the picture. Next November we will again be wooed with elegant phrases by the victor, and it will be our important contribution for the good of our country to spend the next four years deciding what he really meant. If you think you're having fun now, don't forget to tune in on the Democratic sequel. After all they've had a good deal more experience in telling jokes. And you humorless folks who find the conventions as annoying as the buzz of a hungry mosquito, fasten your seat belts! It will grow tp the dimension of a busy bee's drone by fall. Our city park is really becoming the hub of activity in McHenry during the summer season and this is as it should be. Last week, the regular performance of the stage band was preceded one evening by another treat provided by 566th Air Force band Dlaying some of the big band favorites most of us learned to love when such musical aggregations were heard more frequently. This week Tuesday it wastne Harmonaires from Arkansas who were welcomed into the park for a fine program. Together with family gatherings, play on the tennis courts and such, the park is seldom empty. K.A.F. The Place To Buy Tires Where You Get More Tire For Less Money ALL PASANGER CAR TIRE FULL 4 ply We carry all sizes in Truck, Tracfor, and Passenger Let Us Check Your Battery For That Summer Trip McHenry Tire Mart 3921 W. Main, McHenry 305=0294 10,039 Receive Tax Notices (Continued from page 1) to the county, for purposes of maintaining its schools and other county facilities. "Suits are being filed each week against delinquent taxpayers in order to obtain judgments against them which in turn will be collected and will constitute liens upon the property owned by the taxpayer. In the event you do not pay your personal property tax without forcing the county to resort to litigation, the costs of litigation will be added to your tax bill, which in the final analysis will make the payment that much greater when you are forced to pay the same. "It is suggested, therefore, that upon receipt of this notice of delinquency, that you immediately contact the County Collector so that you may pay this bill and avoid the necessity of being sued." linofei riH * half time jnusic teiacher. Edgebrook -- Mrs. Jane Ducey, Wonder Lake, BA, will teach third grade; Robert W. Jessup, McHenry, JL and MA, University of Illinois, 'fifth grade; Mrs. Norma Jones, McHenry, BA, Chicago Teachers college, second grade; Mrs* Cheryl Toalson, McHenry, BA, University of Kansas, half time art; Mrs. Louise Watkins, McHenry, BA, MacMuf ray college reading. HILLTOP TEACHERS - Hilltop - Harvey Ahitow, Rochester, N.Y., BS, Western Illinois unversity, half time phy-' steal education; Mrs. Alicia Nordness, Jr., McHenry, BA, Northwestern, first grade; Mary Fulford, Minnetonka, Minn., BA, University of Minnesota, second grade; Mrs. Delores Hoover, McHenry, BA, Millikin University, third grade. Other teachers are Mrs. Carole Kiick, Wonder Lake, BS, University of Southern Mississippi, sixth grade; Patricia Simpson, Overland Park, BS, Monmouth, third grade; Barbara Fayette, MS, Chicago Teachers college, fifth grade. Valley View - Regina Gre. nan, Woodstock, BA, Mundelein, first grade; Mrs. Catherine Miller, McHenry, attended Rosary college and will teach second grade; Mrs. Audrey Regner, McHenry, BA, Marquette, second'grade; Carol Fuller, McHenry, BS, Blackburn college, second grade. INVITATION TO »© i The McHenry Township Roatt District will receive Proposals tor the re-constructing of tne Road known as WidoffRojrifrWg Wonder Lake Road west to tne West line of Section, 19-45-f McHenry Township, McHeniw County, a total of 2728, lineal feet. The work consists of roaa preparation and bituminous surface treatment (A3). , , The sealed Proposals will pe received at the McHenry Township Road District Garage, 3703 N. Richmond Road (Route 31; McHenry County, Illinois from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noonon August 16, 1968. Opening at 12:00 noon, August 19th, 1968. Engineering instructions including Plans and Specifications will be available to qualified bidders at the office of Gordon E. Sergant and Associates, 6713 Johnsburg-Wilmot road, Spring Grove, Illinois. No Proposal material will be issued for bid after 5:00 o*clock pun. on August 14, 1968. Prequalification Rating of Bidders will be necessary under the requirements of the Proposal Documents. Clarence Regner, Commissioner McHenry Township District (Pub* August 9, 1968) Road LT. J/G BUCKIE LOSES LIFE OFF SEATTLE COAST (Continued from page 1) Catholic church at some future date. Patrick lived his early life here, attending St. Mary's grade school and graduating from McHenry high school in 1961. He attended the University of Illinois and graduated from Loras college, Dubuque, Iowa. Besides his parents, he is survived by a sister, Lynne Baker of Rodondo Beach, Calif., a brother, Ricky, 11, at home; his grandmother, Mrs. Julia Kent, of McHenry; and several, aunts residing in McHenry. The family resides at 9121 Elva Circle, Huntington Beach, Calif., 92646. LEGAL fjmTCE ORDINANCE • PROHIBITING THE CONN EC- i TION OF SANITARY OR INDUS- , TRIAL WASTE SEWERS TO ! STORM WATER DRAINAGE SYSTEMS BE IT ORDAINED by the • Mayor and City Council, of ; the City of McHenry, Illinois; that Article 3 of Chapter 16 , ot the Municipal Code of the ' City of McHenry be and hereby is amended by adding thereto the following: 21.a - It shall be unlawful for any firm, person, or corporation to connect, or cause to be connected, any drain carrying, or to carry, any toilet, sink, basement, septic tank, cesspool, industrial waste, or any fixture or device discharging polluting substances, to any storm water drain in the City of McHenry. 21.b - Any person, firm or corporation violating this provision of this ordinance shall be fined not less than Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars nor more than Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars for either offense, and a separate offense shall be deemed committed for each and every day during which a violation continues to exist. This Ordinance shall be in fall force and effect after ten (10) days following its passage and publication, as is by law required. Passed this 29th day of July, A.D. 1968. , Donald P. Doherty Mayor Attest: Earl R. Walsh City Clerk Voting Aye: Bolger, Etten, Hromec, Huck, Jackson, Pitzen, Rogers, Smith. Voting Naye: None Absent: Wegener SCOUT ROUND TABLE Troop 131, Scouts, will have a Round Table Friday, Aug. 9 in the basement of the Community Methodist church at 8 p.m. A good turn-out of troop committeemen is expected. SHOP IN MCHENRY ©w is Conway k. • is d for Life ? A good person to see for life insurance, that is. He has a policy designed to fit your needs exactly! Call now, for the full story on this up-to-date protection. (It's the sam©o good deal as State Farm auto iterance.) DENNIS COIftT 3315 B. Ell St Phm 19-7111 STATS FARM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE: BIXSOMINGTON, ILLINOIS P6648 STAVI FACKi