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v* :r P0. 2, Sec. 2 - flaindealer - Wed., Oct., 2, 1968 Here And There In Business Recognize Long Service fry Club lf< Geri Neubauer 385-7194 v wk' Smm tS&Mb Mrs. Helen C. Donovan, McHenry, looks over wrist watch given her by Albert B. Dick, chairman of the board of- A.B. Dick company, where she worked for twenty-five years. Dick visited Mrs. Donovan at McHenry hospital last week. An auto accident prevented her from at- Mrs. Helen C. Donovan, McHenry resident, will remember her stay in McHenry hospital for many years! An auto accident victim in early September, Mrs. Donovan was forced to miss a banquet honoring 25 year employees of the A.B. Dick Co. She had a surprise visitor Friday afternoon when Albert B. Dick, chairman of the board of the Niles-based company, visited her room on the third floor at McHenry hospital to wish her a speedy recovery andtopresent her with a wrist watch, a 25 year anniversary gift. Deeply appreciative of Dick's visit, Mrs. Donovan expressed her expectation that she'll be able to return to her job in the supplies manufacturing department soon. terafios a com^sssy banquet honoring long time employees last month. Dick mads a surprise visit to present the award. From left: Mrs. Ray Stock, nurse's aide; Mrs. Carol Altman, assistant administrator, fiscal division; Dick, and Mrs. Donovan. DON PEASLEY PHOTO DRIVING FOR TRAFFIC & by Paul Powell Secretary ef State Ever see the fellow driving along with his brake lights constantly lit up? Most likely he has an automatic transmission and is riding with his left foot resting on the brake pedal! If you are tired, get off the road . . . don't be a sloppy driver! If you're slowing down in traffic tap your brake pedal so the driver behind you will know VINTAGE CAR . . . A lot of miles passed upder the wheels of this 1913 Packard which is pulling into the parking lot of the Twin Bridges Motor Hotel, Washington, D. C. for the one-day meeting of the Packard Automobile Classics. Ed Marion is at the wheel of the 55-year-old limousine, valued at $100,000 which was trans- Eorted by van from Elizaeth, N. J. ITEM: A cotton corduroy that looks like seersucker is a newcomer in fall fabrics. The weave is a distinctive departure from the usual closely spaced plush ribs of corduroy. To achieve the seersucker effect, the fabric is woven with puckered strips that alternate with narrow ribs of plush pile. * * * ITEM: When applying paint with a roller, first cut in the edges of the wall with a brush or an edging roller. Take extra care not to get paint on the ceiling or adjacent wall. CTEOMUPNETSRTY ICNL UB AREA TEAPOT Little did I expect the reaction I received from last week's column -- It is now quite apparent that the Plaindealer readers do voice their opinions - loud and clear. I have learned my lesson faithfuly readers,never again will I lean more towards one side of an issue. I was not aware I had done this but have since been enlightened. I will now endeavor to straighten out the mistaken conception created last week. The advantages of the proposed annexation to the City of McHenry far outweigh the disadvantages, the main concern being the elimination of the troublesome septic systems. The approximate cost of annexation has been estimated at $750 per 50 foot lot - This figure in comparison with the present cost of replacing or rebuilding existing septic systems plus the cost of the numerous cleanings and pumpings required is not quite the expense it would seem. Most of us at some time have had septic problems, some of us have them constantly. This alone presents a sanitation problem, which in time will have to be acted on whether or not the petition for annexation is passed now or in the future. The petition is up for final approval at the present time, while it is not my policy to mention names in regard to this controversy, the majority of our residents are much in favor of annexation which is self-evident in the petition itself. I feel in all fairness I must say that some of the people opposed to annexation in the past are having second thoughts. Are you? DANGEROUS PIER It has been brought to my attention that the piers at the beach lot at 620 Country club drive are badly in need\of repair. Please - lefs keep oun kids off them until the necessary work can be done. I chicked this out myself and agreed it would be wise to caution th& kids about this and avoid an accident. BLACK AND BLUE PARTY Valerie Frett and Cookie Neubauer threw a surprise party for Val's sister, Kathie, at the roller rink over the weekend to help celebrate Kathie's birthday. Everybody had a great time especially those who had never tried rink-skating before. SLOW DOWN IN COUNTRY CLUB Since the roads were patched and repaired this past summer some of us tend to forget that the speed limit here is 25 mph. Now that the holes are filled it's easy to speed up a little if we're in a hurry, but lefs stop and think if the few minutes saved would matter if we hit a child on the road. Hie kids don't always think - but we should. BIRTHDAY WISHES A very special happy birthday to a very special person, my dad, Ed Karlic. p DON'T FORGET - Most of the calls Pve received this past week have been in regard to the annexation issue, but lefs not forget the other news items that would be of interest - If you ha# a fliture birthday or special occasion why not call me now in case you forget. Till next week - Iron It On You'll have best success with iron-on tape if you useU on medium-weight straight skirts. The tape is fine-•With, lightweight fabrics^ but the line of bonding is apt to show through the fabric/ Before using try a small piece of tape on the fabric to see if the line is consgfcuou8i^^^^j^i^ii>iiB Selective Service Set out below are questions frequently asked of the Selective Service System along with appropriate answers. Your cooperation in printing or announcing these will be in the. public interest. Q. Who is responsible for notifying the local board that I am a full-time student in college? A. You, as the registrant, have the duty to provide your local board each year with evidence that you are satisfactorily pursuing a full-time course of instruction at a college, university, or similar institution of learning. Q. Hie present Selective Service law specifies that a person may not serve as a member bf a local board for more than 25 years. My friends claims he has served in that capacity since 1941. Why hasrft he been removed? A. He has not been removed because he has not yet served 25 years. The current Selective SQS'viee law dates from June 24, 1948, when the President signed into law the Selective Service Act of 1949 (now cited as Military Selective Service Act of 1967). In view of this, Ao member can possibly - L - , have served on a local board for 25 years until June 24,1973. Q. where may a per son volunteer for induction? A. A registrant may volunteer for induction only through his own local board. If a man has not been registered, he may register, then volunteer, but may do so only through the local board having jurisdiction of the area in which his place of residence is located. Q. If there is substantial increase in calls from the Department of Defense, will those in Class n-A be reclassified before those in m-A or vicevors&? A. Neither one. There is no prescribed sequence for review of reclassification. It is noted, however, that classification in Class n-A is limited to one year. At the time of expiration the case will be reopened and considered anew. The n-A may continued if the circumstances warrant or a new classification given, if appropriate. HEADS SOCIETY Bob Doran, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Boehm, 3803 W. Kane avenue, McHenry, has been elected president of Alpha Lam- Ma Sigma literary society at Tarkio college, Tarkio, Mo., for the coming year. Alpha is one ot the oldest Greek societies on the Tarkio campus, and became a literary society in 1939. Bob is a senior at Tarkio, majoring in English literature. Osco's CHOICE OF 4 COLORS CONTINENTAL SakThisWMk what's happening. A vague signal is sometimes worse than none at all. Turning on your turn signals when the fellow in front of you is turning isn't such a good idea either. A driver is supposed to indicate what HE is going to do, not what he thinks the other fellow is going to do. Traffic is confused enough without adding to the condition. The law also states very clearly where turn signals are supposed to be used, and this is not one of them. Your brake lights indicate you are slowing down and that is sufficient warning to the driver behind you. Know your Rules of the Road. For a free copy of "Rules of the Road", write to Paul Powell, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois 62706. STATE Podpora1 hreen St. \ Joe 1212 Green McHenry, 385-4080 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois 59-19 For Your Information Deu friend* There are those who prefer the entire funeral service to be handled from the funeral home. Some with religions affiliations may wish the deceased to lie in state at the funeral horns, with transfer to the church or temple (or bffipW service. Whatever your wish may be, It will be reepecteS and graciously performed by our penosmeS. 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