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t'i't \'i't • 2Vew« About M'nor Crashes Our Servicemen HAROLD HUNTER HaroldJ. Hunter, son of Mr. ai^l Mrs. James J. Hunter, 316 S^Cry star Lake road, was promoted to Army Specialist on 0&. 24 because of his academ| c achievement. He graduated from the. Micro-wave Radio Equipment Repair course on Oct. 26 at Ft. Monmouth N.J. He also received a letter of commendation from Col. Richard Ci Home in, Signal Corps Commandant, designating him as ail "accelerated graduate". He completed the normal twerrtyefeht week course in twenty - six weeks. On Nov. 1, he will begin a six -week extension course, before his next assignment. Investigated McHenry city police /were called to investigate several minor accidents in recent days. One involved cars driven by Norman Dombeck of Morton Grove and Barbara E. Williams of Anne street, McHenry* bombeck was parked at a curb on Green street. He started to back out and struck the north - bound car of the other driver, causing damage to that vehicle. Albert Bartel of Ingelside was travelling west on Elm street, about to enter the intersection at Riverside drive on a green light. George Katrances of Glenwood drive, McHenry, driving faster than the other car made contact with the right front bumper of the Bartel's car. Linda C. WrublewskiofYoung street, McHenry, was driving west at the intersection of Elm and Front streets. On a green light, she started to make a left turn. At that time, Timothy J. Althoff of Round-up Lane, McHenry, approached Front street. As he proceeded through the intersection, the other auto turned in front of him, causing extensive damage to both vehicles. Albert F. Kunz of Hillside drive, McHenry, was passing Angeline Corsello of River >$(hrrace drive, McHenry, .arid. in doing so Scraped the right fender of both vehicles. They Were east-bound on Elm street. ; Marilyn J. Adams of 'Mbple avenue, McHenry, stopped in back of a turning school 'bus and was hit in the rear by an auto driven by Jean E&ger of Sunrise View, also McHenry. Both vehicles were travelling east at Rt. 31, and Bftrdeiv street. Linda Rath of N. Chapel Hill road, McHenry, was parked in the bank parking lot as Jacqueline Petersen of Orchard road* Wonder Lake, was travelling east in the traffic lane. Miss Rath started to back up as the other vehicle drove in back of her and the cars collided. •< Jacqueline J. Crook of Oakwood drive, Wonder Lake, was backing out of a parking lot on Green street and struck the left front fender and door of an auto owned by Gay lord Windross of North avenue, McHenry* Edward Bechen of Elgin was parked in front of 1210 Green street as Gary Canady of Sunset drive, McHenry, drove in back of him. As Bechen backed from the curb, he struck the right side of the other vehicle. Brand New '68 FORDS at Used Car '• 1 fif - y : • ; • • ; s-r_.. iv. ... • • • " I g cut JK ooi.-x.i • Prices SAVE--brand new factory fresh '68 FORDS going now for not much more than you'd pay for many late-model used cars. I-on finance charges. New car rates lower than used car rates. SAVE--on the cost of winterizing. SME-on operating costs for five years or 50,000 miles with a brand new car. .SAVE UP On these Demenstrators 1968 FORD $2787 Galaxie 500, 2dr., fast back, v8. vinyl trim, automatic, visibility group, ww, power steering, wheel covers. 1968 FORD $2994 Country Sedan, 6 passenger wagon, automatic trans., whitewalls, power tail vgate window, power steering, radio, wheelcovers. 1968 FORD $3176 LTD 4 dr. sedan, 390 cu. in. V8, vinyl top, automatic, visibility group, whitewalls, power steering, power disc brakes, rear window defoger, radio tinted glass. 1968 FORD $2878 Galaxie 500, 2 dr. fastback, 6 way power seat, power disc brakes, rear seat speaker, protective group, V8, automatic, whitewalls, power steering 1968 FORD -"** $2168 Falcon, 2 dr. sedan, automatic power steering, radio. 1968 MUSTANG $2749 HT vinyl roof, automatic visibility group, whitewalls, console, power steering, rear defoger, stereo tape, radio, wheel covers. Buss Ford Sales 3936 W. Main Street, 385-2000 McHenry, 111. 30 million tons of protein food some 50 percent in the past ten years, is taken from the seas, yearly. NOVEMBER 2 . aifes * Girl Junior Foresters - • St, Clara's Court No, 659 - McHenry - Halloween Cbstuine Party J St. Mary's School Basement * 2 p.m.to "4 p.nfc R.N.A. - Fox River Valley ' Camp ,$o ,3251-Regular Monthly Meeting8 f>.m. Home 'of Mrs. Leslie Olsen 808 N. Center Street. } , ^ ••• -""tiiv' . j NOVEMBER 7 Court Joyce Kilmer No. at?! C.D. of A. - Social Meeting arid Card Tournament - 8 |jnt4K. of C.Hall. ' NOVEMBER 8 and 9 - Guiding Star Shrine No. il09 Rummage Sale - Hours 9 a^n* to 9 p.m. .Friday 7 9 a.m. 3 p.m. Saturday. Masonic Temple - 1309 N. Court street, McHenry. r NOVEMBER 9 Friendship Club - Community United Methodist church Dining Room - 6 p.m. u I NOVEMBER 9 and 10 k , Bazaar - St. Joseph's Catholic church - Richmond - Bake Sale - Home Canned Goods - Holiday Decoration's - Gifts - Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday -- 9 a.m. to noon - Sunday. . h ; NOVEMBER 11 Annual Veteran's Day Ham Dinner - Serving from 5 to 8 p.m. - Legion Home on Main street - Richmond. O.E.S. Richmond Chapterl- Regular Meeting - Election 6f Officers - Temple building - Richmond. NOVEMBER 12 O.E.S. Stated Meeting and Election of Officers - Acaci^i Hall - 8 p.m. '-v NOVEMBER 13 Annual Chicken Dinner, Bazaar - Sponsored by Zion Lutheran church - BazaarVI p.m. to 7 p.m. Dinner, 5 to 8 p.m. Church social Hfegjii^. West Route 120, McHenry. NOVEMBER 14 I League of Women Voters oi. Woodstock - McHenry - Meet: ing - McHenry Public Libr-j ary - 8 p.m. * American Legion; Auxiliary-j ^Regular' nieefif® ^ 8 p.m. Legion Home - Richmond. NOVEMBER 15 M Holiday Sale - Christian! Service Group - Social Hall If Community Church of Richmon^ -Breakfast Starting 7 a.m. "I NOVEMBER 16-17 • St. Patrick's Home & School Association Annual Bazaar - 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday' - Sunday, after All Masses St. Patrick's Hall -McHenry. NOVEMBER 19 League of Women Voters ;- KlOV.rU 1968 ~ PIAINDEALER - PG. Two sheds on the William Frett summer residence, 1404 River Terrace, McHenry, were destroyed by flames last Thursday evening. Chief Ed Justen said the blaze, which resulted in damage estimated at origin. was of undetermined PLAINDEALER PHOTO of Woodstock - McHenry -- Meeting 1 p.m. at Home of Mrs. James Miyashiro, 426 Lawndale, Woodstock NOVEMBER 21 McCullom Lake Conservation club - McCullom Lake Beachhouse - 8 p.m. * C.D. of A. Court Joyce Kilmer No. 573 - Regular Month- • ly meeting - 8 p.m. K. of C. hall. NOVEMBER 23 O.E.S. Richmond chapter- Installation of Officers -- Open to pUblic - 5613 Broadway street - Richmond - 8 p.m. ' • ! • '. 1 n « . i * • NOVEBMER 26 ' '• < "A ; Ur O.E.S.'Stated Meeting - 8j?.ffl. ; "Afcacia Hall. ^ ' - DECEMBER 7 O.E.S. Installation - 8 p.m. Acacia Hall - 1309 N. Court Street, McHenry. LEADING EXPORTER Illinois is the nation's leading exporter with sales abroad amounting to more than $2.5 billion per year. Illinois leads all states in the export of both agricultural and manufactured goods. LOUIS STTOECK A funeral Mass was offered Thursday morning at 10 o' - clock in St. John the Baptist Catholic church for Louis Stibeck, 74, of 1011 Althoff drive in McHenry, who was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital Tuesday, Oct. 29. Burial was in St. Joseph cemetery, River Grove. Mr. Stibeck was born on Sept. 13, 1894 in Germany. He was a butcher by trade. Survivors are his widow, Maffce Barisch Stibeck, whom he married fifty - two years ago; a son, Raymond, of McHenry; two grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Eric (Annette) Kempcke of McHenry and a brother and sister in Germany. . The body rested at the George R. Justen and Son chapel until the time of last rites. JOSEPHA TEMPEL Josepha Tempel, 75, mother of Mrs. Timothy (Lois) Mc- Cormack of McHenry, died Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the age of 75. Her husband, Martin, preceded her in death. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Michael (Oliva) Halvey of Chicago and Mrs. McCormack; seven grandchildren and four great - grandchildren. The body rested at the Goglin chapel, 5935 W. Belmont avenue, Services will be conducted at 11 o'clock from St. Ferdinand's church, with burial in Queen of Heaven cemetery. FELIX PYNSKY Felix Pynsky, brotherin- law of Mrs. Fred J. Street of 4519 W. Shore drive, McHenry, died in Holy Family hospital, Niles, Sunday, Oct* 27. Mr. and Mrs. Pynsky, residents df '3465 pynsky drive, Northbrook, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last July 20* Mr. Pynsky became ill five weeks ago, when he was hospitalized. HOLY NAME OF McHENRY WINS* BIOCESEWARD At the Diocesan Union of Hol| Name Societies convention hel recently in Rockford. Ray Gi zardo, president 'of the Ho? Name society of St. Patrick'^ Catholic church, McHenry, wa 1 presented with a plaque as g 1 award for the largest repre « sentation of members in t$ local society from the McHei > ry deanery. Fourteen parish s make up the deanery. Attending from St. Patrick1 1 besides Mr. Guzzardo were Rev. Leonard Guzzardo, LaFontaine, Leo Braidman, Ragman Miller, Jack Oakford aSl John Knox. LABOR FORCE Illinois' labor force is 9 percent ahead of the national average in productivity, partly due to low time-loss from strikes. ILLINOIS Illinois has 285 manufact ers, who are listed among' nation's leading 500,withpl or operations in the state. THE TALL STATE Illinois ranks 47th among the states in state employees per 10,000 population. THE TALL STATE Illinois is 4th among the $0 states in population and 3rdj personal income -- though in land area. Once, a gal knew what yt>a meant when you told her Her hair looked like a mop. pmned in every detail to fit individual needs and income 3l expert advice from experienced people who kmw pr@p@rty values and Trcsougis ion ©yr community MGO federal ivings 9 lo«st association 200 East Grant Highway * Marengo, Illinois 60152 Phone: 815-568-7253 INSURED *4* mSmSm A $26,000,000 mutual association serving Northern Illinois since 1925