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oQaLlaJ S>Ji CAROLE HUMANN 389-1605 CONSERVATION CLUB MEETS AT EN ARSON HOME The next meeting of the Mc- Cullom Lake Conservation Club will be held at the home of Sven Enarson, 2411 Beachside Drive, in West Shore Beach. The club is still looking for some volunteers to help with the fish feeding program which they have inaugurated this fall to implement the diet of the game fish in our lake. Feeder stations have been installed but men are needed to keep them filled each day. If you have any interest in this program and have some free time during the day won't you please contact Jack Oakford at 385-5334. DIXON DONORS It's time for the annual Dix­ on Christmas drive again. Each year at this time a plea has been made for Christmas gift items to be given to patients at the Dixon hospital. Each year the response has heen most gratifying and hopefully this year will see the continuation of the good deed. As in the past years personal items for men or women, boys or girls are desirable. Games and toys are needed. A list of suggestions will be included in the column next week, but each of you might give a thought to what you would or could do. Nedra DELTA Snow Tires GUARANTEED MORE MILES HER DOLLAR THAN ANY OTHER TIRE 6.50-13 -$17.90 6.95-14 -$19.90 7.35-14 -$19.95 7.75 - 14 7.75 - 15 $20.95 8.25 - 14 8.25 - 15 $22.55 8.55 - 14 8.55 - 15 $24.90 8.85 - 14 8.85 - 15 $27.90 WW $1.50 ex. PLUS E.E.T. Passenger, Truck and Tractor Tires and Batteries in all sizes!! McHenry Tire Mart 3921 W. MAIN ST. PH. 385-0294 Eckhart, 5215 Willow Lane, 385-1306, and Mary Daurio, 5200 Shore Drive, 285-3160, will accept all gift items at their homes or if you give them a call arrangements can be made to pick up. Everything must be ready for delivery by the first week in December which cuts the time consider­ ably. Won't you please share some of your good fortune with someone less fortunate and make their Christmas a bit brighter. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 At our meeting last week we started with the flag ceremony given by patrol 3. We had a Halloween party and began the fun with a game of "Telephone." Then we dunked for apples and had treats which Mrs. Stilling served. We played a word game with the letters from Halloween. The party ended with the re­ tiring of the colors while Lin­ da Vick played "Taps" on her clarinet. Linda Vick, Scribe. LITTLE LEAGUE NEWS The regular meeting of the Little League was held on Oct. 22 at the Community House. Among the things discussed was uniting Wonder Lake, McCullom Lake and Lakeland Park into one league. We are asking a speaker to come to our next meeting to discuss the possibil­ ities of going sanctioned Lit­ tle League. Other things discus­ sed were to have a skating par­ ty sometime in February. A date will be given at a later time. The next problem we have is one we've had for many years. That problem is trying to get enough fathers out to a meeting and helping out in just a little way. The last meeting we had was attended by sev­ en fathers and two men who don't even have kids in Little League. Now certainly we have some fathers who could help in one way or another. So please if you are not doing anything on Dec. 3 we would appreciate your attendance at the next meeting. Thank you. Ken Crook, publicity. GOOD TURN DAY The boys from Cub Pack 459 and Boy Scout Troop 459 are participating in the "Good Turn Day". They have been dis­ tributing bags to be filled with discarded clothing, and other items. These bags will be pick­ ed up on Saturday, Nov. 8. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancel­ lations for the community house must be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Thursday, Nov. 6 - Lakeland Park Women's Club - 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8 - Tri-County Five Watters - 7:30 pfm. Mon­ day, Nov. 10 - Weight Watchers- 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11 - Boy Scout meeting- 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12 - Girl Scout meeting - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 16 - Lakeland Merry Makers 4-H Club Local Achievements - 6 p.m. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS A big happy birthday wish to Pearl Jensky on Nov. 8. San­ dy Dawson celebrates on Nov. 10. Ray Roach will be seven years old on the eleventh and Robert Dietz has a birthday the same day. Mary Daurio and Mark Koch share the fif­ teenth and Mark will be nine years old. Belated birthday greetings to Fred Anthony who was eleven on Oct. 25 and to Forrest Viita who celebrated on Oct. 31. , ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Best wishes to Kitty and George Hendle who celebrate seventeen years of wedded bliss on Nov. 8. Rosalie and Stas Slonina chalk up another year on the thirteenth and Bud and Jan Walker have 34 years to remember on Nov. 14. Belated greetings to Melinda and Ho­ mer Bassett who were wed for eight years on Nov. 4. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK Received a most welcome phone call the other evening from Gladys Hafer who was. visiting along with Art with Car­ ol and Art Hafer. They helped to celebrate Tammy's birthday and also visited with a good many of their friends while here. Gladys also attended the state Rebekah convention in Springfield and now they can go home to rest up for another visit next spring. Always glad to hear from our old neighbors. Fred Anthony, Jr., was sur­ prised on his eleventh birthday after school last Thursday. Mike Krasucki, Doug Viita, Mike Johnson, John Meurer, Scott and Dale Maxson, Five Ludwig kids, Debbie Benes,Bi­ jou Prazak and his sister, Lu- Anne, and brother, Michael. The guests were served dinner ~ i k sr starts with P I I Ford Galaxie 500 « 0*2^ s (23> It's more car per dollar and doesn't make a lot of noise about it! TAKE A QUIET BREAK AT YOUR McHENRY FORD DEALER. . . . WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE! 2-DOOR HARDTOP GALAXIE 500 IMPALA COMMENT Wheel base 121.0 in. 119.0 in. More car Wiper Blades 19.0 in. 16.0 in. More visibility Door Opening 49.0 in. 44.1 in. More convenience Front Seat Padding 100% Foam Rubber 47% Foam 53% Cotton More comfort Rear Hip Room 61.1 in. 55.5 in. More room Base Automatic Transmission 3-Speed 2-Speed More versatility Major Chassis Lubrication 36,000 miles/ 36 months 6,000 miles/ 6 months More savings BUSS FORD SALES McHENRY, ILLINOIS and all had a good time. Now that he is eleven Fred joined the Boy Scout troop. Ellen Schumann has been in the hospital and although she was home for a few days had to return again. She sure could use some cheering up. All her friends have rallied and the boys have beetji staying with Nena Thornton so that they could continue at school. Mar­ garet Hansen has been keeping her supplied with cheer and a lot of little extra help. Mrs. Danko's second grade class sent Mrs. Schumann cards that they had made for her and they went a long way to making her feel better. Hope that the problem is resolved and she is back in the swing in jig time. See you next week with more news I hope. Keep them cards and letters comin'. ASK MEMBERSHIPS Northern Illinois Choral as­ sociation officers, Edwin Zu- kowski, president, Raymond Hoecker, vice-president, Mrs. Loren Uthoff, secretary, and Mrs. George Hartung, treasur­ er, invite community members interested in the continuation of good music as presented by the choral organization to purchase sustaining or associate mem­ berships for the 1969 sixth an­ nual concert to be presented Dec. 7 in the Saint Thomas the Apostle church in Crystal Lake at 8 p.m. A sustaining mem­ bership entitles the holder to four tickets to the concert. An associate membership entitles h i . Nov. 7, 1969 - Plaindealer - Sec. I, Pg. 3 the member to two tickets. In addition, the memberships are indicated in the program. It is not necessary for a sus­ taining or associate member to participate in the choral ac­ tivities, although all would be welcome. f> DID YOU KNOW ?• About half of the 150 mil­ lion work-days lost yearly in U.S. are due to the common cold, which affects 94% of our people each year, and costs bus­ iness some $2 billion. Cheer up--there is no cure. GET ATTENTION 3936 WEST MAIN DON'T BE A • ANGELO'S SUNSET INN j f» • • • Mmm if READ THE Y~)\ CLASSIFIEDS /y>_yTODAY !!!! Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS --COURTEOUS SERVICE I 1 Mile North o! Wauconda on Old Roule 12 Phone JA 6-2928 | .............. Using the McHenry Service Center Complete Cooling System Service HEATERS - RADIATORS - GAS TANKS - AIR CONDITIONERS I WELDING AND WELDING SUPPLIES | ADAMS Bros. Repair 3006 W. ROUTE 120 PHONE 385-0783 AIR CONDITIONING r- SALES & SERVICE U- HAUL Trailers & Trucks * . 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