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PAGE 16 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1982 g J UJLCE, <JoU !Z7u[e.± FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 8, 1932). McHenry county farmers, bankers and business men are organizing to aid distressed milk producers, who by reason of the latest cut in the price of milk for the Chicago market are finding it impossible to make ends meet. , The Plaindealer is throwing wide open the door of opportunity for the churches to profit by the means of a little spare time and effort on the part of the members of various organizations. So tremendous are the possibilities of this offer-so easy and so big are the earning opprotunitites for the church people that they cannot fail to realize the importance of getting right down to the business of it till the final gong, two weeks from this week. Frank Blake is using crutches as the result of an injury to his heel. The accident happened when he fell from a ladder at his home near Lily Lake. It was necessary to have an X-ray taken. - FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 10, 1942). This week we note another real "victory" family in McHenry, that is, another family which has three sons in service. In this particular instance the three sons are the only children in I3l2i8»9 88™ COBRA CORDLESS TELEPHONE Features: • Exclusive Clear Call Selector that allows opti- „ mum voice clarity within operating range. • Cordless Telephone that makes and receives calls inside or outside* PRICES STARTING AT *119" C Qbraphone radicoms 2604 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY, IL. 60090 815-385-4224 THE PUMP Brighter Light For a brighter droplight, line the inside of the re­ flector with a piece of aluminum foil, shiny side out. Keep the foil clear of the base to pre­ vent any shock hazard. the family. We refer to the Gladstone boys. Lieut. Lee, who is with the ski battalion of the medical corps, stationed in Colorado; A. C. Roy, who, after completing a college course last summer at the University of Illinois in meteorology, is now studying at the University of Chicago, as a member of the air corps; and A.C. Melvin, the last of the boys to enlist, who is an air cadet stationed at Santa Ana, Calif. All three are enlisted men. Persons who do not own war ration book No. 1, which must be used for coffee purchases, must apply for books at local ration boards by Dec. 16, the office of Price Administration announced. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 12, 1957). Friends of Ernest Useman, son of the senior Ernest Usemans, will be happy to learn that the young man has been named first alternate to attend the U.S. Naval academy at Annapolis next summer. The young man took a competitive exam in Rockford last June and was informed of his rating this week by United States Representative Russell Kenny. Er­ nest is a 1957 graduate of McHenry high school, and a freshman at the University of Illinois, where fie is taking a pre-journalism course. Gary Vogt received a trophy in recognition of being named by teammates as the outstanding football player for the M.C.H.S. Warriors An the season just ended. A former local resident, Vene Deneman Cermak of Antioch, gave birth to triplets, a boy and two girls, in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 8, 1972). Further steps were taken at the McHenry City Council meeting toward the eventual construction of sanitary sewer lines in the Lakeland Park-Lakeland Shores area. Marian Central Catholfc high school will offer the SRA (Science Research Associates) high school placement battery to all interested eighth graders. Students may write the battery at 9 a.m. or 2 p.m. The high school placement batterywill provide a comprehensive analysis of the students' skills and abilities in the areas of reading, language, arts, arithmetic, modern mathematics, social studies and science methodology. Change Recycling Location Due to the crush of Christmas shoppers in the McHenry Market Place, the McHenry County Defen­ ders recycling drives which are scheduled for the month of December will be held in the north parking lot of the McHenry high school West campus, 4724 West Crystal Lake road. Saturday, Dec. 4, the drive will be co- sponsored by the Busy Bears 4-H club led by Ms. Peggy Boggs and will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Items which can be recycled include newspapers (with no magazines, cardboard or junk mail included), bottles and jars which have all metal and plastic removed, "tin" (steel) cans which have been rinsed and flattened, used motor oil in plastic or metal containers tightly stoppered, and aluminum scrap of all kinds. An aluminum can-pay-back plan will be in effect whereby 20 cents per pound will be paid for all-aluminum cans, with a bonus of 1 cent per pound if the cans are crushed and an ad­ ditional penny per pound if they are clean and free of bi-metal cans. For further information, call the Defenders representative at 385-8512. I,< KRYSTAL KLEAR CLEANING "WHERE HO JOB IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL" TnTT«n nrMTiTTiT »»NG OFFERING: QUALITY HOUSE CLEANINU • Floors Stripped • Windows Washed • Office Cleaning • Carpet Cleaning • Sanitizing New or Summer Homes FULLY INSURED ft BONDED 815-385-1877 RATES FOR SR. CITIZENS. Over 13 Years Of Satisfied Customers MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC CATALOG OUTLTT STORE Mermmuhse Clearance Center 301 W. Mon .-Tues. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Virginia Street MB] wed., Thurs., Fri. CRYSTAL LAKE#8^1 . 13 m "! "» m- 815 15c noo1! ^ Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 815-455-0333 - Sun 10 a m . 3 p m Lise Cash MC Visa or our own Check Purchasing Card' SALE DATES: DEC. 1 thru DEC. 7 --•WHILE QUANTITIES LAST-- Have you visited our store in Wauconda? THE ENTIRE STORE 40% OFF OUR REGULAR STORE PRICE tBatteries & Gum Not Included) •TOWELS _ 'TOYS 'RUGS 'BLANKETS 'GIFTWARE •FURNITURE 'RADIOS 'GADGETS 'DISH SETS •COOKWARE 'BAKEWARE 'WATCHES 'DRAPES & ( ^ V*° cV°* CLOTHING \ e Ceofl 'on s) ^•SHOES •PURSES •GLOVES •WOMENS SLACKS, BLOUSES?/ \ •MFNS SWEATERS SI APKS SHIRTS V MENS SWEATERS, SLACKS, SHIRTS 60 % .OFF OUR REG. STORE PRICE x. IMManSMH CHRISTMAS CRAFTS 50 % OFF OUR REG. STORE PRICE "eeou?" Ts "°'Nr MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE WEEKEND CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Calm 5. Dull 9. Emanation 10. Slippery 11. Young Salmon 13. Out: Dutch 15. Hence 18. Pismire 19. Spiro-- 21. Olam 22. Amidst 23. Pallor 24. Pinch 26. Chin. Dialect 27. Breed 29. Earns 31. Prefix: Twice DOWN THIS WEEKS PUZZLE ANSWER FIOBB OQSB firaacj KEffla EUQB DUO BBDH EQU SI10i3U EEU utj SJESU ilea BffiEEE HfeJfiJ&JlSGW BID BED IJQJ BBWBUUB EEIluW EC Ell• BEG HU GiEB EECIED UKIB •ESS OOffl BBQ0 UH&JEJ CiBGOEi QJBQ&J BSEH 57. Horse (Kipling) 25. Makeup 58 Being (Spanish) 28. -- Saud 32. Mound 33. Player 34. Dips 37. Nis 40. Qua 41. Grig 42. Scad 43. Eridu'sGod 44. Freeze 46. Ungulate 1. Lorry 2. We: Poss. 3. Alternative 4. Titter 5. Cooling off 6 Regarding 7. Lager 8. Cowbarn 11. Duad 12. Coin 48. Prefix: Touch 14. Inchlabbr.) 46. Refuse 16. Dress 51. Glove 17. Burden 52. Ablution 19. Enzyme 53. Ulvan 20. Humor 55. Sleet 23. Away 29. Roman Bronze 30 Zionist group 32. Atlas 34. Murderer 35. Spore sacs 36. Permit 37. Industrial Tribesman 38. Mutton 39 Per 42. Limber 45. Otherwise 47. 3.14 48. Legend 50. Tow 52. Check 54. Mother 56. If (Archaic) 55. 1&. 5L 45. 53. 57. I*. 41. 50. 5. m 52. 51. 14. 19. 47. 5. 6. 7. 2*. 4£ 55. 58, 56. 15. m 15. 55. I* 51. 30. 16. 557 » 17. 59. \ • LET THE COLD TIMES C O M E : . . THERMO WINDOWS WILL KEEP YOU WARM! Gas prices are going up from 25% for this year to over 100% over the next several years! Our complete line of Winter windows, including the inside magnetic acrylic and the "Triple Glazed" replacement windows, with years of fuel and money savings built into every one will pay back faster than ever. / See Today At FACTORY SHOWROOMS HWY. 14No. WALWORTH, Wl 53184 HOURS: Daily 8-5 Saturday 9-12 or CALL 414-275-2176. DRAWING WINNERS--Montini Middle school students Freddie Ballstaedt, right, of the fifth grade and Sean Reilly of the sixth grade were the winners of their school's Holiday Art Festival. Their drawing entries have been submitted to Chicago Television Station WTTW Channel 11 and may be televised during the coming holiday season during station breaks or promotional fillers. This tradition of televising children'* artwork during the winter holiday season was originated by Television Station WTTW a few years ago and always has been well received by viewers. The station's management is pleased to use this method of encouraging budding and potential young artists. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD MCCULLOM LAKE Down Miller 385-4901 Grocery Store Will Open Soon The last board meeting of November was held on the 23rd at 8 p.m. at the beach house. It was a short meeting with a very small audience. A new item discussed was the little grocery store. There are new owners, and they have applied for a liquor license. Hopefully, this means that it will open soon. With winter on the way, it will be very convenient to be able to pick up the essentials only a few blocks away from the house. Trustee Tom Olson wili be temt porarily taking care of building and zoning. If you have any questions or need a building permit, you can call Tim at 344-3864 and he will be glad to assist you. P " Elections are coming up in April. There will be three trustees going out of office. Theses are four year terms, and anyone interested, male or female, can pick up candidate petitions at the village clerk's office. You have until January 24-31 to get your petitions filled out and returned. Become a concerned and involved citizen and run for village trustee. The next village board meeting will be Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. at the beach house. NO NEWS I pannot continue to write this column without any news. Call me with, anything that you think is im­ portant, and I am sure your neighbors will think it is important too. Bir­ thdays, anniversaries, parties, births, condolences, sports, get well wishes, showers, surprises and trips or vacations are all news to each and everyone of us.People are interested, but I have to be informed so I can write about. Call me. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes go to Phyllis White who opened her cards on Nov. 25 with much thanksgiving; Rick Morris celebrated Nov. 26; Bill Mathison shared Nov. 28 with Paul Fischer; and Marie McKim and Jane Thorton opened their presents Nov. 30. We hope that-aH your special days were delightful. Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Theresa Kalsch, turning three and Kurt Swanson turning 13 on Oec/ ^ ' Lowaine Furlong, Jim Wyman Jr., Damen Beck and Jen­ nifer Mazur share Dec. 5; and Lesley Curran and daughter Nicole turning eight, share Dec. 6 with Marie Grim and Troy Blake. May all your days be merry. ANNIVERSARIES Belated anniversary wishes are extended to Robert and Cheri Knowles, sharing Nov. 25; with Vic and Karen Sarabia celebrating 17 years together ; and Jack and Bonnie Morris celebrated 11 years of marriage on Nov. 27. We hope all your days were special. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Dec. 1 - Beach Gals Christmas party at 6:30 p.m. at a local restaurant. Don't forget your or­ nament for the exchange. Dec. 11 -- Village children's Christmas party at the beach house from 1 through 3 p.m. Each Beach Gal bring two dozen cookies, please. Dec. 14 - Tuesday, Village Board meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. All residents welcome to attend. ' • C y >/ k folio will redeem (his coupon for face value plus / cents handling provided Dealer accepted it toward Ihe pur chase ol the specified Galfo product Consumer must pay any sales tai Upon request invoice must be shown as proof of purchase ot sufficient amounts of Galkj products to cover coupons presented We wilt not redeem coupons in eicess of the amount of GOOD TOMARD ANY GALLOSALAMEOR POTER0N PRODUCT GaUo products delivered to ttie Dealer during this promotion Reimbursement for coupons wilt be made promptly upon receipt of coupons shipped to GALLOSA&ME fO Bo» ifjT Omlwi. Iowa 52734 providing a detailed invoice in Dealer s name is included Otter void where prohibited Uut or restricted by law Eipiration date March 1. 19S3 CHI2-S2