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l i - i f v !l he re a n d there in V^ipr* , t ^ . . . . . , . . V . ' • ' • ' ; • inrith an anti-ice compound in it, or add a can of anti-ice compound to the tank frequently. Keep the tank as full as possi- . We all the time to reduce water' producing condensation. Windshield wipers and washers: Replace wiper blades at the first sign of streaking. Ice and road grime wear them out fast. Keep the washer reservoir full and protected with the proper anti-freeze solvents. Body: Wash the car frequently, making sure the underside and body and chrome strip seams get a thorough rinse to eliminate salt and other corrosion- producing films. Wax the car, too. Batt&ry: If it is more than two years old, be wary; the third winter may be just too mich for it. Check the battery fluid level every time you get gasoline, and have its power output checked at the first sign of slow starting. Exhaust system: Have it checked carefully for possible damage at each chassis lubrication. Carbon monoxide deaths in autos are much more frequent during the winter. Keep a couple of windows open a bit when you drive the car. - , • • \ NOV. 22,1968 -PUMNDEALER-SEC.2, PGM L.L. Smith (left) shown with co-author DJ. Zukausky. CO-AUTHORS ARTICLE L.L. Smith, 311 N. Green, McHenry, of Automatic Electric Laboratories, is the coauthor of an article in the October issue of the Automatic Electric Technical Journal. The article entitled "Type 311 PABX System Description" discusses AE's newest private automatic branch telephone exchange and describes its many features. The Technical Journal is a quarterly magazine that features articles on the research and development activities at Automatic Electric, producer of telephones and related communications components. Smith joined Automatic Electric company in 1948, after graduation from the University of Illinois. He was transferred to the AE Laboratories in 1955 and shortly thereafter was appointed manager of the Local Switching Design group. He is presently chairman of the committee that reviews requests for new designs. He has been issued eight U.S. patents and is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. AUTO MAINTENANCE The severe winter weather that will grip the Midwest this season can be just as rough on the family car as it is on humans. "Just as we tend to take better care of ourselves in foul weather, we should make extra effort to protect our autos from the ravages of winter," said Frank Colomer, manager of the Goodyear Service Store at McHenry Market place. Hie following preventive maintenance program is suggested until the cold weather gives way to spring: Engine: Change the oil every 1,000 to 1,500 miles. Cold weather is particularly hard on the engine, especially when local driving doesn't permit the engine to warm up. Suspension: Lubricate when you have the oil changed, or follow the recommendations of your owner's manual for winter driving. Slush and water can wash away or contaminate lubricants. Tires: Check the inflation pressure weekly. For every nine - degree increase or decrease in temperature, the inflation pressure will increase or decrease by one pound. Keep the tires at recommended inflation pressure at all times for maximum faction. t,, v , Gasoline tank: Use a gasoline TROOP 162 A pleasant surprise occurred at the last troup meeting. Ted Katte came to the meeting and offered his services as an adult leader. A former'Scout himself, Mr. Katte is interested in working with boys. Mr. Katte, a pilot, his wife, Cathy, and 1- year-old daughter, Christine, are relative newcomers to McHenry, having lived here about a year. The troop extends a warm welcome to Mr. Katte and thanks him for volunteering his help. If there are any other men in town who do not have boys in a Scout troop, but would like to become involved with scouting, please call Don Wolf. All adult' leaders that can be obtained, the better and more varied program can be offered to the boys. Ladt, night the Scout Court of Honor was held. Next week we will list the awards won by the boys. We wish to congratulate David Walter on becoming an Eagle Scout, the highest award a boy can earn. A scout becoming an Eagle brings honor to our troup and our community. We are very proud of Dave. Jim Cole Public Relations Spm§ people make excuses, while others make good. 1 x LEGISLATIVE REVIEW DINNER % IS SCHEDULED 4 At a meeting last week at-; tended by representatives of the nine service organizations that are co-sponsoring the event, plans were finalized for the Legislative Review dinner which has; been slated for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, pec. 10, at the Crystal Lake High School. In addition to. the Crystal Lake Chamber ot: Commerce, which initiated the event, other sponsoring groiqps are, American Association of University Women; American Legion post, Crystal Lake, Crystal Lake Business and Pro-. Sessional Woman's group, Crysr tal Lake Jaycees, Crystal Lake Woman's club, Government Improvement League, Kiwante club, and the League of "Wo*; men voters. The dinner meeting will give voters an opportunity to discuss pertinent legislative issues with their state Senators and Representatives. Cal Skinner, S£.,_ chairman of the Chamber's Legislative committee, has announced that the following legislators serving McHenry county have already accepted invitations: State Senators Karl Berning and Dennis Collins and State Representatives Lester Cunningham, Jack Hill, John Henry Kleine, George Lindberg, and Daniel Pierce. To make dinner reservations by mail, information may be received by writing Legislative Dinner, P.O. 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P652I.I Family Festival At ' "f~ if 1It *' it iaj " , » ' " * * ' Monday November 25th 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dress Shirt Clearance regular collars - tab collars V button down collars - white, plain, colors and fancy patterns - broken lines of sport shirts, all sizes represented but not all sleeve lengths Regular ¥a!ue $5.00 Now *2 95 us?* SWEATEE CLEARANCE wool, wool and mohair, reduced from our regular stock, cardigan and crew neck. Plain colors and figured patterns Sizes: medium - large - ex-large. Formerly $14.95 - $16.95 - $17.95 lunrili SorasoR 1212 N. Green St. McHenry, 111. Phone 385-1627 STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY HOME OFFICE: BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS Reduced To *9 95 ALL SALES FINAL Come In And Register For A Free Turkey -- No Purchase Necessary WHITE'S Mes's Shop KEEN STREET We Give S&H Green Stamps T214 N. Green, McHenry 385-0019 / j^fgj|[T] Trais Coupon Is Good For A 10% DISCOUNT On Any Purchase Over $5.00 If Presented at Ben Franklin Store in the Green Street Mall on Mon. Nov. 25, 1968 Between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. NAME For Store Use Only INI