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Best Of Medicine Holioii f Hills I iIews INEZ YOUNG 88fr4A72 mm Doctors could hardly have prescribed better medicine for ten-year old Bonnie Herdrick of 1601 N. Riverside drive, in McHenry, than the huge, three-and one-half foot long stuffed Superdog. Bonnie was in McHenry hospital recuperating from an appendectomy when Sam Leibsohn, president of Gladstone's Department shore,gave her the dog she had won in a contest at the store. Superdog was the prize in a month long backto- school promotion by WKRS radio station in Waukegan. Since mid-August, children and their parents have been registering at Gladstone's for the giant red and white doge Bonnie, a fourth grader at Edgebrook grade school, turned to her mother as the dog arrived and said: "See, Mommy, I told you it was big". Then, as she disappeared under her prize, she added, "But not that big!" Adv. STEVE ALGR1M WILL SERVE IN PHILIPPINES Lu and A1 Ahlgrim and Sue (Ahlgrim) Kosup bid a fond farewell to their son and twin brother, Steve, last Thursday, Sept. 19. Following a month's leave at home, Steve returned to his base in California. From there he will depart for the Philippines, on Sept. 29 and will be there for 17 months. Our best wishes to Steve! H.H.P.O.A. President Harold Breede called a special meeting of the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association for last Friday, Sept. 20. A report on this meeting will be in next week's column due to a deadline of Friday afternoon for this week's news. SNOW FLAKE SWIRL There will be no reason for you to miss the next dance sponsored b!y the Holiday Hills Property Owners association because you have two months advance notice on it. The 'Snow Flake Swirl' will be held on Nov. 23. Tickets are available from Dennis Kosup. We will just be getting into the pre-holiday festivities then, so why not mark the date now and start the holidays off with a really good time? Call Dennie at 385-4915. ENTERS NURSING SCHOOL Lynda Abbink left home on Sept. 11 to enter the Little Company of Mary Nursing School in Evergreen Park. Our best wishes to Lynda who has contemplated a nursing career for many years. Lynda is the oldest daughter of Vi and Bill Abbink. GREETINGS A happy birthday to Helen Suman on Sept. 26 and to my neighbor, Bill Abbink, who catches up to me on Sept. 27. MILK PRICES Exceeding the July figure by 10' cents, a minimum order blend price of $4.98 per hundredweight will be paid producers for Grade A milk delivered during August to plants within Zone 1 of the new Chicago regional federal milk market order, Pure Milk association, has announced. Zone 1 included the Illinois and Wisconsin territory within 85 miles of Chicago city hall, plus Milwaukee county, Wis., and Winnebago county, Illinois. The higher August blena price is due mainly to an increase inthe utilization of Class I (bottled) milk and a two-cent increase in the Class n (manufacturing) milk price. Need Treatment Children do not "outgrow" crossed eyes. To prevent possible loss of sight, crossed eyes should be treated before the child reaches four years of age. Success that is not worked for is seldom enjoyed. TWO GROUPS \ GIVE SUPPORT TO &OND VOTE The board of directors of the McHenry Chamber of Commerce and the Women's club of Holiday Hills endorsed the new Junior high school bond issue last week. The bond issue is scheduled Oct. 5 for District 15. Speakers are available for organizations and groiqis who wish to become well informed concerning the details of the $1,875,000 bond issue. Appointments for speakers should be made by calling Central Administration, 385-7210. Fact sheets outlining the issue will be distributed by the speakers and are also available at the Central Administration office, 3926 West Main street, McHenry. Any questions about the construction of a new Junior high school to be built on the Glossoa>. property north of Rt. 120, east of Ringwood road, west of McHenry, will also be answered by calling there. The McHenry elementary school system is asking voters, to approve construction for a new Junior high school Oct. 5 be- Pg. 4, Sec. 2 - Plaindealdr - Wed., Sept., 25, t963 cause the need for more classroom space is urgent. Inthepast ten years, enrollment in the elementary schools has almost doubled and in 1968 totals about 3,000 students. The enrollment projection indicates another doubling of school population by 1378-79. At the present time, wily 104 classrooms are available to handle the elementary population and some rooms have as many as 40-45 students, even after offices andteachertflounge have been converted to classroom space. All interested citizens are urged to make an appointment immediately with the Speaker's Bureau for the Oct. 5 braid issue in order to acquaint themselves with the facts concerning the educational fliture of District 15 students. ENROLLS IN COLLEGE Ralph E. Smith of 3612 W. Anne street, McHenry, has enrolled as a freshman at Loras college, Iowa's oldest college. He is taking a pre-enginaering course. SUNDAY'S A SERMON A GOOD CHRISTIAN It to not easy always to be a good Christian. Those who choose to do so find that the road is sometimes hard and difficult It is simple enough for those who merely go through the motions. Church one hour of one day each week. That isn't much. But, when it comes to really putting sin underfoot, turning away from an idle temptation, doing right even when no one is keeping' the score. . .well, that is something else again. The challenges of modernday living are often subtle. So many "wrong" things appear** to bear the stamp of public; , approval, are made to appeajf more "right" than "wrong bfr cause, "everybody does it" The good. Christian is not; a "loner." But he will stick tof^: ; the straight path even if.hel™ isn't following the crowd. Th#f . J good Christian will not turn^ back, and will not be lonely. K The true Christian follows a path that leads ever upward, | straight to the pearly gate of > the City of God. ^ hi GRAND PRIZE We reserve tM right to limit quantities. Prices efltctiv* thru Sept. 21th WSH iitmimii PLAY READY MONEY Evenone WINNERS II VERY STORE, If IW WEEK I f PIUS NATIONAL S SWEEPSTAKES II Over $300,OOfi." In IPiizes Enter National's giant fall sweepstakes, and win cars, cash, minks, and appliances. .Winners in every store-- every week. Simply dip the entry blank from your Notional Mailer and deposit it at any Notional Food Store. No Purchase is necessary to participate. Join the Fun. HOLIDAY LIQUORS MCHENRY'S FOREMOST n 4512 W. ROUTE 12C> w>°ne 38S-3200 McHENRY SALE WED OPEN I ^ 9 kM to 11 P;M. Advertised Beers and Beverages not icsd. MILLER'S High-Life Beer 12-12 oz. N. R. Bottles 98 Holly Farms USD.A. Inspected FRYING CHICKENS11 SAVE CASH SAVE tfSTWS Cut-up... Lb. 33c Fresh Lean FACIAL TISSUE. 2 -- 44< uon.in , j .#1 M LA ROSa" ' 25' liil SPAGHETTI SAUCE "r 29/ COFFE CAKES... - 59< USDA Inspected CHICKEM SREASTS fo'n Country Fran Quatterod PORK LOIN 4 M/CKUBERRY Smoked LIVER SAUSAGE Colorado Brand Corn-Fed Beef HILLSIDE CHUCK ROAST SSuNLESS WEDS -Lb. TOP TREAT Popular Flavor: HAWTHORN MELLODY DAWN-DEW" FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Snow White Heads Michigan m CAU FLOW1" " Michigan's Pmsst SAVE CASH-SAVE If* SIMPS leister Brau BEER Draft or Regular 3 quarts < plus dep. IMPORTED lavas Virmeuth Sweet or Dry fifth Three Feathei rvsij -5Vn| blended whiskey POPULAR BRAND • A A ' CIGARETTES WW carton REG. - KING - FILTER _ _ V Pebbleferd 86 Proof STRAIGHT BOURBON 2 79 fifth PEPSI-COLA 8-16 oz. Bottles 664 ITALIAN SWISS GOLD CHABUS n69 1/2 gall/ 3 less Calories LITE BEER 09 6-12 oz. cans 1 Imported Light or Dark 79 fifth 2 POPULAR BRAND GIN or VODKA 98 'Quart Imported from France NAPOLEAN BRANDY 2 98 fifth