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Landscaping For Energy Conservation -- T» Grew Yew Owa Ak PARTI dfusare the oat W imii WVOHB te ' -- ~forw*3>»>0«*tfcBeoccetaorta»wne».iwp *""» <««UH " comfort Accordinf to tti fS^JSZSjSX'JSSJ^P> to y~ rovi nmtimmn Mm*. tecaping materials can make in their cooling and heatiiw wets. ttTS^T !̂|r,re~°r«• -•*-* «•» • radiation, wind and humidiey on both the physical environment of our h --* «•••*•-- flsan, we are in a position to make duaa ta PLA!NDEALER~> * « Letter to the Editor Public Pulse (mm mnli^Hi IiiiMm IN p*h W -- Wn>iIi>tl>i|imlinl «rtr *-- -- » -- i ) » -- > « -- -- m « n i i » » i < i i w mm**** Hii§m | My naMnpwwdlipeiiaaMi'wswetsr IssNecneae We will kxtg and the great show that A1 PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. AUGUSTA. IMS Bible School To on - "The Aadrito SteUrt" incomparable!! - the great sound of BUI Toalaan's McHenry dty stage band -dancing under the stars - Judy Svalander's dance thsatar - Hie Isaiah 53 contemporary goapal group - • Banjo-beer night with Bill Bailey - the Fieata Day parade- the bad race I Is racing-tk Open August 9 Vacation Bible school, based on the theme, "Tail Me About God's Lowe", will open at Faith the enthusiasm ,Z '•mtow^y'whtchcMhtvtloeetmi barticWtftectt. •SSLTSTS.SF'T .T*. ,*"** MI1 •" W"*™1 onxuO <* totar radiation ta your property. Loaf surfaces act aa shields to reflect •«»t of the *»'• heat back into the ahnoaphere, while additional amounts of the radiation and conv«eata plant energy in its growth process. XT See £! tree* with full crowns are bestfor «imm--• stedliK tpees foUa* B«ca>M the^eL constantly giving off moisture, (large ones transpire as many as 75 a*"*-- per day!), the tower portion remains cool and protected from the entrapped heat •hove. The best placements for your shade trees are the weet and southsidesof your house, where they will moat effectively intercept the Mttr* of the summer sun s rays. You need not be concerned about achieving total coverage P* your roof with shade, either. Stupes have shown that air conditioning coats have been significantly reduced when only 30 percent of the roof was shaded during the day. Ttae are other alternatives, as well. After all, getting a tree to sufficient > a few years HAILING A SUCCESS "Dear Public Pulse: "We would Ike ta take tl portunity to say congratulations toi Chamber of Commerce, City of ItcHeury nmnloHita and to thoae indkiduals who had a hand in makiag IMS Fieata Days sock a tremendous success. It task a let of hard work and planning and it waa well worth the effort. The events, entertainment. music, food, etc. were super! The crowds of people who attended were orderly and well maansrod. Each person took home 'something special* at the dooe of each day's activities. "We can all be Juatly proud to live in a community that affords ue the benefit of such s wonderful time of celebration. We were blessed with good weather and tha rains held off until 9 p.m. on Sunday night -big wheels l the fun! "We salute thoee who made it McHenry's future is in good possible' hands. "Sincerely, 'Ed and Irene Wittrock" Tuition in private vocational achoots ranges from $1,000 to 94,000 for a 10- month courae, with an average coat of 91.000 church Monday, Aug. 9. It tinue through Aug. 19 from 9 a.m. to il:99 daily. Dr. Eric Snyder, pastor of Faith church, invistes all McHeary area children S years old through sixth grade to share God's love and par­ ticipate in the daily Bible leas one, singing, craft making, outdoor recreetion and refreshments. For further information and regiatration, call Cindy SwartsMf, 385-3909, or Shaon Lane, 344-3942. Faith Preabytarian church ia located at 3197 W. Lincoln road, McHenry. Norn's the time to compare costand insurance! -- -- -- ---• -- - m -- -- mm vwhwi MUIV US I vW rvZ^jf8' can *while. Meanwhile, use vines for coding. Deciduous vines on trellises or wires along the walls can protect the south and east sides of your house from the summer sun. By shading the walls they reduce surfsce temperatures and provide additional cooliog through evaporation of moaitareprochiced by the leaverBesure there is an air spacebetween the wall andjj*5*iagej£ vine. Evergreen vines, such ss Erglish Ivy, should be restricted to north and weat walla for whatever winter insulation they might provide. For the south and east walls, be sure to select one thst loses its leaves in the fall so the winter sun can warm the houae. Keep in mind that the lawn itself can act as a large solar radiation blotter and absorb signifies ntquantities of heat It also produces a fMH»e effect through its evaporation system. To teat it, note the difference betweentne temperature of a driveway or sidewalk in the direct summer sun snd the temperature of the gr®8« neat ta it After sunset, the pavement will still be radiating heat (into yo«-living area?) and the grass will be even cooler! Living plants protect, reflect absorb and process the sun's energy to our advantage. To conserve energy, you need to reduce the temperature differences between the inside snd outside surfaces of your house. So, to keep « «- *»-- • - -* **- one or several of Mother Nature's air and ita value increeaee you choose the right TONY CHUCK FICK IEWANDOWSKI 385-2304 coder in the beet of the summer, conditionera to work for you. The dividends are man year after year. Your local ISNA member can "model" to do the job. Coming neat: Saving Heating Dollars in Winter. Livestock Auction Feature • » . - & 'I Attraction At County Fair Daily Matin#* $1.00 Till 5 PM ALL SEATS $1.50 ALL SEATS SI.SO STtVEN SftnKRG MM .STAATRCEI^IL ( CHIICH ft CHONG WINGS ARE ROUGH ALL OVtR. DAILY 2:304:30-7-9 DAIY 2:15-4:154:304:45 SHOWPLACt 1*2*3*4 5> 1 SO mkminmahnm «M ! 4 K ' . w V ST AI I AM 453 I cm • I) All V III t S (' M A ;H'| T' s ' Hi > , N . ACHJl TS 1 : I 6 \ I Ml I .Hit PKf M 1 I X UNPIN STARTS FRI. 115 YOUNG DOCTORS IN LOVE PIUS CHIICH S CHONG THINGS ARE ROUGH AU OVER « HENRY WINKLEI •COMEDY! SIM. DM TIM& 2:314:304:454:30 NIGHTSHIFT. CHSISTY McNICHOlS IN |FIL I SAT. 24-79-tl:4S| SUM. IWti MK. 2479 THE SXTRA TERRESTRIAL STIVIN STIILSIIK; FILM W . I U I . 2 - 4 1 1 0 3 S m mwm THE PIRATE MOVIE DOLLY PARTON BURT RIYNOLDSR •nvfl |FKL I SAY. 2:154:15-4:304:3010:151 SIM. TNUt THURS 2:154:154:304:30 One of the feature attractions at each McHenry County Fair is the Livestock Auction where buyers snd bidders gsther. Hogs, sheep and cattle shown by fair exhibitors go on the auction Mock . starting promptly at noon, Saturday, Aug. 7. * A special feature thia year is "sale > of champions" at 1:90 p.m. The b regular auction will be interrupted to sell the following champions: duck, gooae, turkey, chicken, pen of rabbits, lambe, steers and hogs. "It's a good chance to fill your freeaer with quality meat and at the same time help young people with their 4-H project," says Lloyd Get- zelman, chairman of the fair's Livestock Auction committee. Last year the auction netted $113,000, and this money paid to 4-H and FFA boys and girls enabled them to pay for their 1961 expenses, have money to buy their IMS projects, and to help to go school or expand their farming interests. A buyers' sppreciation picnic is .planned Wednesday, Aug>;.,U ,at Building D, with a hog roast served 6 to 7 p.m. Buyers snd their families are invited to attend this free picnic. Committee members include Gene Meyer, Dan Walters, Bruce Olbrich, George England, and Lloyd Get- zelman, chairman. lo'f Vlntin m Am toll Pineapple Pie 1 can (20oz.) Dole Crush­ ed Pineapple in Syrup 'A cup sugar 5 tbsp. cornstarch 'A tsp.salt,optional 2 cups milk 4 egg yolks 1 cup coarsely chopped raisins 2 tsp. vanilla extract I (9-inch) baked pie shell " 1 cup whipping cream, whipped Drain pineapple well, pres­ sing out at least I cup syrup. Combine sugar, cornstarch and salt. Heat milk until just hot; cover, remove from heat. Beat egg yolks 2 minutes. Slowly add sugar mixture. Continue to beat until thick enough to fall in a ribbon when beater is lifted from bowl. Continue beating; add milk until blended. Pour back into saucepan. Cook until mixture is thick. Do not boil. Remove from heat. Add pineapple, raisins and vanil­ la. Pour into pic shell. Cool to room temperature. Re­ frigerate at least 2 hours or until firm. When ready to serve, spoon whipped cream over pie. W O O D S H H ' k I H I V I R I M \ IN S I R I t I Jus ! (Ml I l i t s » juarr \du l l s S2 ; I I & I ndcr >1 .50 ; Mdi in irv SI HI5-3 .W-H555 MATINEES DAILY THRU THE SUMMER! a SPECIAL "FREE" MATINEES IN PRINCESS THEATER ON THURS., AUG. 12 FOR SIDEWALK DAYS: PINNOCHIO (Q) 9:00,11:00.1:00, 3:00 P R I M I SS: (PQ) Mfim FRI. li MON THRU WEDS: 2:00, 7:00, 9:20 (No ahowlng of Annie on Thur. afternoon) SAT. ft SUN.: 1:00, 3:20, 7:00, 9:20 A Harvest of Gifts For Saving at Marengo Federal Late Summer, Early Fall Gifts Worth Saving For: ( . 1 M : <PO> I* ROCKY III Item Deposit 1260 or more Deposit $1,000 or more Deposit $6,000 or more Deposit $10,000 or more FRI. * MON. THRU THURS: 2:00, 7:15.9:15 SAT. * SUN.: 1:00, 3:15, 7:15, 9:15 I JOHNSBURG at the /̂ ê cShcu4M0*> FRIDAY. AUG. 6th/SAT. AUG. 7th FEATURING AWARD i WINNING Waring 7 Speed Blender $23.60 $22.50 $20.00 $15.00 OE Clock Radio 26.00 25.00 22.50 17.50 Emeraon AM/FM- AC/DC Portable Radio 28.00 27.00 25.00 20.00 Fairbro Sports Blanket 11.00 10.75 8.75 3.75 3-Piece Luggage Set 38.00 37.00 35.00 30.00 22" Suitcase 13.00 11.50 9.50 5.50 24" Suitcase 15.50 14.00 12.00 8.00 26" Suitcase 17.50 16.00 14.00 10.00 i nso ROCK COUNTRY APP ̂ 50-. 60'. 70*. 80'. No Cover Charge/̂ OZ. Drift M .00 [. 4' a, DOWNTOWN 344 1660 LIMIT: One gift per family. Suppliea are limited and aubject to availability. Prices subject to change without notice. Deposits to checking accounta do not qualify. Plus many more gifts too numerous to men- You can qualify for these gifts by opening any tlon. A number of these items will be FREE savings account (including IRA's) or by ad- depending upon the size of the deposit. . ding to an existing account. ( Stop in soon at one of our five locations. 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