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>A ^^ ' . f * ' Dr,SIMS says... SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH 1 A PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE ILLINOIS STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY 0 Totally Restyled Ambassador Longer for 1969 American Motors offers a totally restyled Ambassador line for 1969. The line features seven models, including the luxurious and distinctive Ambassador SST 4-door sedan shown here. Wheelbase and overall length of the new Ambassador have been increased four inches, and the track widened to 60 inches. New custom velour seats and Stainless steel side trim are a package option on the SST 4-door sedan. Interiors are extensively restyled. The Ambassador's air conditioning is standard. The new, higher capacity system includes additional vents and produces faster interior cooling. fore using them. Those with which you should be especially careful are: •Carbon tetrachloride - Since this chemical is not flammable, it is often used in paints, rubber cement, spot removers, etc.. if inhaled, however, its fumes can cause severe coughing, nausea, headache, dizziness, and possibly even death. •Benzene -- Though benzene gives off a "pleasant odor" it is one of the most dangerous of household chemicals. Commonly used in paints, varnish stains and adhesive cement, it takes less than a tenth of an CLEANING AGENT FUMES CAN BE POISONOUS It's common knowledge that many household cleaning agents are poisonous if swallowed.'But did you know that some also contain toxic fumes which can be just as disastrous? Such cleaning agents are especially dangerous because their fumes are invisible and frequently odorless. And you don't necessarily have to be exposed to a strong concentration to suffer ill effects, for tests show that repeated short exposures to small concentrations can be just as disastrous. How can you protect against the danger of poisonous fumes? , RCad -- and heed - - warning labels on all cleaning agents be-^ ounce of this chemical in a 10 x 10 x 10 ft. non-ventilated room to produce ill effects. •Turpentine -- A highly flammable solution, this cleaning agent is used primarily for thinning paint and cleaning brushes. The potential danger of turpentine depends on its chemical composition and how long and how carefully it is stored. But, even if the concentration of its fumes are very small, repeated exposure would affect your kidneys. So when working with turpentine, use it outside or in a well-ventilated workroom. 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Roscos of Maple Hill drive, McHenry, were taken to McHenry hospital by ambulance Sunday morning following a two-car crash east of the city on Rt. 120. & TAX DEADLINE Sept. 16 is the due date for the third installment of individual's 1968 estimated tax, but in addition, it's the day when over 290,000 Chicago area taxpayers must revise their estimates to reflect the surcharge tax increase or file a declaration and make an initial installment payment, according to E.C. Coyle, Jr., district director. The surcharge rate is nominally 10 percent, Mr. Coyle explained, but since the surcharge began on April 1, 1968 the effective rate for individuals is 7.5 percent. This rate is applicable to the entire year's income even though earned prior to April 1, 1968. WITH ARMY BAND Pvt. Jonathan T. Nolan, a 1966 graduate of MCHS, has been assigned to the Fifth US Army Band Headquarters Fifth US Army, Fort Sheridan. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nolan, 3320 W. Fairway drive, in McHenry. Pvt. Nolan entered the Army in June. LET'S LOOK AT THE ^ ;g IEC0RDS*.** V BY LINDA NORRIS Marian Love was born 22 years ago in Kansas City, Ks. . . . Until mid-196 , when Capitol Records signed her as a singer and she came to Hollywood to cut her first professional record, she had never been outside of metropolitan Kansas City. . .Miss Love, second youngest in a family of six children, cut her teeth as a performer with her sisters Geraldine, Laverna and Dora . . . They comprised the pop ?uartet known in the Kansas !ity area as The Love Sisters. Of the four, only Marian continues as a , singer with the three sisters choosing teaching careers in lieu of show business. . .Undaunted, Marian, with her four-octave range and unstinting desire to be a singer, augmented her academic training while an education major at Kansas Jr. College andminored in music ana voice. . . Having completed her high school education (graduated Wyandotte High School in 1936) and with the 2-l/2years of college behind her, she was confident that if she did not succeed at singing, she could always return, as her sisters did, to teaching. Billed as the Jazz Discovery of the Year, she played a concert in the Kansas City auditorium with Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder.. .The audience reaction to Marian Love was so tumultuous that even her apprehensive parents realized they could no longer stand in her way. . .Later in the same year, she was second billed to Lou Bawls and Stan Kenton and, once again, the jammed 7,000 seat Municipal Auditorium with an ovation. . . Her career jelled from then on ahd she has rocketed to stardom . . . Her debut album for the Capitol label is now ready for unveiling (to be reviewed in a later column). Legislator To Address Womeri ; At Loggins Home It may be the Year off the Monkey for the Chinese, but to a sizable group of local women it is the Year for Water. Since the final form of the water referendum for the Nov. 5th election received overwhelming bipartisan support from the General Assembly during its July session and was signed by Gov. Shapiro, the Water Study group of the League of Women Voters of Woodstock-McHenry has redoubled its efforts to spread the water story. HEAR LEGISLATOR The next project of this ambitious group will be an autumn tea on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 1 pan., when members of the League and their guests will hear a talk on water problems from State Representative John H. Kleine. Mrs. Jack Loggins will hostess the affair at her home, 4911 Orchard Drive, in McHenry. In charge of the arrangements are Mrs. FrankSek and Mrs. James Foley. Women of the community are cordially invited to attend. For information contact Mrs. Sek or Mrs. Foley. Besides meeting regularly for study and discussion, they have arranged tours of local water and sewage treatment plants and have shown the films of " Water Bill, USA" and "Troubled Waters" to public meetings. They have also cooperated with the Woodstock public library in preparation of a reference list and display of water study materials. . "These films brought us to the realization that action must be taken on water pollution problems,' said Mrs. Jack Loggins, chairman of the study committee. She went on to explain that the Natural Resources Development Act is a proposal to spend $1 billion in tax money on capital improvements to our waterways and on air pollution control. The proposition will be financed by a sale of bonds. Sale of water from reservoirs and interest and repayments on loans will provide money for retiring the bonds. MEETS NEEDS "The plan meets our immediate needs for 1968 through 1380 and paves the pray for a flexible long - range program through the year 2020." said Mrs. Loggins. She statedthatby 1980, if funds are approved, IIlinoisans can expect substantial benefits from the plan. These would include control of water and air pollution, flood control, water and soil conservation, adequate water supplies for domestic and industrial use and expanded opportunities for water - related recreation. She pointed out that while problems may vary from community to community, all do have problems. Solutions are known and can be put into effect when the funds are made available. GSTONE Fine Quality Low Prices Call for delivered prices FOX RIVER STONE CQ South Elgin, HI. f. I CASH SAVING COUPON GOOD THRU SAT , SEPT. 14 15* OFF 3MRACLS PRICK CHERRY VALLEY FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 26t RATH BIACKHAWK OR COUNTRY BREAKFAST Slkddl Bacon 1 LB PKG. UMIT ONt WITH THIS COUPON COUPON fit CUMOMU GOOD THRU SAT , SEPT 14 . 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