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.Ot ilMitAU.M rthOM-it> Ol IUBtKU.M EARL WALSH So I Hear Some of my readm say they want items other than sports ia Has corner. Most of the time we pay heed, bat right now beef ban is coming out oif my you stock up on trick or treat candy. The Milwaukee Brewers have Just beaten the California Angels for the American League championship. The breweries may have to work overtime to catch up on their simply ia the city of brew. It is Sunday evening and the Brewer clubhouse is a madhouse. As I listen to evenr word of the interview*, an ad fashes on the screen-- "There's only one toilet bowl cleaner" I wanted very rnarh to see the Warrior Homecoming game, but couldn't make it. Since ow boys lost Dkk Rabbitt might have 's map »ports section. Gooa thine I moved to r3ge four. How could I compete with the smiling Irish favorite whom I long ago dubbed "The People's Choice". Our Warriors are due to break out in a nab of touchdowns. I'm swe we bave a real good coach and am told we have some players Just a case oi putting SUNNYSIDE AREA Betty Messer 344-2494 » with ability. It's itting it afl together I I Top row. left to right: Call* Vasey, Caroline SCeffes, Miss Jofcastoa (coach), Catherine Walsh, Pameia RieieseL Bottom row, left to right: Bobbie Vasey, Mildred Zaelsdorf aad Mildred Ahreas. Yes. Virginia, thereto a Saata Claw. -- And, Yes, BebMe May. there was a girls basketball team at MCH8 to 1923. BobMe brought this picture to 8.I.H. as proof that our Ugh school did have s girls team hack in the 2S's. SAVE YOUR BATHTUB! Is your bathtub porous, worn ond hard to clean? For professional resurfacing with our patented synthetic porcelain, call the BATHTUB RESURFACING SPECIALISTS. Nobody has gone through more nail biting than the players' wives. They are a tense group. Let me say those players pick out some good lookers for wives. High priced players show the enthusiasm of high school boys when they win. ; • ' i t Now we will listen with interest to the St. Louis Cardinals and Atlanta Braves as they battle for the National I championship. Talked with Alan Schmitt last week. He to well posted an baseball and thinks the Cardinals will be bard to beat. October brings more than a World Series. It to a time when vour i' leaves Mow onto your town four leaves blow onto another lawn. A fine lady, Grandma (Mrs. Bill) H31er lefl thto earth suddenly for a better place. (Hope she left her doughnut recipe with somebody). On second thought, she probably was one of those Old Timers who dkin't need a recipe. LATER: . Now it to _ Cardmato are The St Louis National League St. Louis will be a Wild town and, with so many fans pulling for Chuck Hiller (Cardinal third base coach), there to joy in Jofansburg and McHenry. The World Series drama comes next. r * * * * * * * » * * * ana your neighbors' October to also a month when i bring cool temperatures and days may bring anything. Lest we forget, it to also a time when PROMOTED Marine Pfc. George H. Chrtoopulos, son of Harry and Nicolette Chrtoopulos of 5304 Shore drive, McHenry, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with Marine corps Air Ground Combat center, Twenty-nine Palms, Calif. PORCELAINCOTE KtllmitecC ANTIOCH, IL. OFTEN IMITATED. NEVER DUPLICATED (312)395-0643 WHY BUY LESS THAN THE BEST? 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They were Tim Krodel of Pistakee Terrace, Steve Kunsweiler of Sunnyside and Dennis Leary of Sunnyside Estates. Thanks to the generous people who have sponsored them, they raised over $300 for M S Keep up the good work guys, we're all very proud of you. PISTAKEE TERRACE HOMEOWNERS ASSOC. Saturday night Sept. 25, Pistakee Terrace Homeowner's association had its first scotch doubles-funny bowl. It took place at Raymond's Bowl in Jotmsburg at 9 p.m. Cle Mazan worked very hard getting donations for prizes and many businesses were very generous. JOHNSBURG BOOSTER CLUBS The week of October 19 through Oct 25 is the date this year for the annual cheese and sausage sales sponsored by the Sports and Music Booster clubs of Jotmsburg Junior high school. This year they will also have popcorn in collectible tins. As in years past, the quality is excellent and the money is used in the sports and music programs in the school only. When a Junior high student comes calling, please be generous; you'll be glad you were. Delivery will be Nov. 20 and 21, so think of Thanksgiving and Christmas gifts. Our programs at Jotmsburg are lucky to have unselfish volunteers to help these youngsters keep up the excellence Jotmsburg is known for. Nature's Fall Colors Brighter Than Last Year VILLAGE MEETING The village held its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, Oct 5, at 8 p.m. at the village hall, ISIS Channel Beach. The hall now has a new council table installed. Little by little the interior is being finished. Though the hall is suitable for meetings, the offices are not as yet complete. Village building inspector Bob Tomsa tendered his resignation. Mayor Mitchell accepted tins and appointed to the duties of inspector is Greg Nowak. The snow removal contract for this coming winter season was awarded to Paul May k Sons after much con­ sideration by the board. Bids were received from several auto dealerships for a new squad car. No decision has been made on this matter. The next meeting of the village will be held Tuesday Oct. 19, at the village hall. ANNIVERSARY Anniversary greetings to to Mr. and Mrs. E. Januschik who celebrated their special day on Oct 2. Best wishes fa- many more happy years together. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings go to the following: Carol Smith who celebrated Sept. 27; Mark Klapperich, Sept. 28; Antonette Januschik, Oct. 2; Dave Davis Jr., Oct. 5; Rani Vallejo, Oct. 4; Bob Keimebeck, Oct 6; Dickie Duell, Oct. 8; Kim Flemmihg, Oct 11; and Bud Pflug, Oct. 12. Bill Sandell will celebrate Oct. 17. Best"1 wishes to you all for many more to come. EaoagkOB? Check the oil level with every fill-up. Pull the dip­ stick out, wipe it clean, put it all the way back in, then poll k out again. The oil level should be be­ tween the "add" and "full" marks. An en­ gine with low oil will heat up, cause wear and use more fuel. Nature's fall color extravaganza is taking place earlier than usual this year, but initial reviews say it's brighter than last year's show, according to spokesmen for parks and recreation areas. "Color is very good this year, just gorgeous," reported a spokesman at Morton Arboretum in west suburban Lisle. Colors are expected to peak this com<ng weekend with excellent viewing for another week. In the Cook County Forest Preserve District, this is "one of the best years for viewing in a long time." Leaves are turning colors earlier and staying on the trees longer. Next week may be the last for good viewing at the \ State r*ark, Fax Lake, hickories^and honeysuckles already have turned shades of orange, yellow and brown. Trees at Rock Cut State Park, Rockford, are showing 65 percent FALL TRUNK SHOWING ONE DAY ONLY OCT. 14 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. h Featuring: WALKING LADY color and should peak during die next two weeks, according to the survey. The reds, browns and orange colors at Apple River Canyon State Park, Stockton, shouldpeak this weekend, observers said. The coming weekend also may be best for viewing at Mississippi Palisades State Park, Savanna. EDUCATION SURVEY A sample of households in this area will be included in an annual survey of education to be taken the week of Oct 18-23 by the Bureau of the Census, U.S. Department of Commerce. Stanley D. Moore, Acting Director of the Bweau's Regional office in Chicago, states that interviewers will visit homes to obtain information about current school enrollment at all levels from nursery school through eoBege. This information helps measure current trends in --*»»*? and Vlps determine the need for addBtional or expanded educational facilities. S o r v i n q t h e M c H e n r y A r e a f o r O v e r 5 0 Y e a r s CAREY APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE I ?4 I N. Green Street , McHenry, I l l inois 385-5500 WHAT'S A TRUNK SHOWING? It's your chance to see and try on the OLD MAINE TROTTER STYLE of your choice. A representative from Old Maine Trotters will be in our store to help you with your selection or special order. CHOOSE FROM HUGE SELECTION STYLES • SIZES • COLORS RECEIVE *1000 OFF ANY PAIR trSllers BOOTS *500 OFF ANV PAIR trotters SHOES INCLUDING SPECIAL ORDERS! REGISTER TO WIN 2 FREE PAIR OF SHOES No purcha-- neceooary. Wlnnar n--d not b* present REMEMBER THIS SPECIAL TRUNK SHOWING IS ONE DAY ONLY: THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14 J&Shoe STREET 233 Main Street, Woodstock, 338-6030; Mon.-Thurs. 9-5; Fri. 9-B; Sat. 9-5 FIGHTING CANCER Many unsungm heroes in industry and government are cooperating in the battle against one of our major diseases. There's still a long way to go but much progress is being made. Then: During the past 150 years, infectious diseases and a variety of pre and post-natal problems have been progressively eliminated as major causes of death. Cancer was not suspected to be a major problem then because it is a disease which does not usually appear until later in life. Although cancer is a very old disease, little was known about it Now: A considerable amount is known about cancer incidence, and one thing that scientists know but may surprise many other people is that the age-adjusted cancer mortality rate- with the main exception of lung cancer-is not going up, but down. There is no epidemic of cancer. Americans can markedly reduce their risk of getting cancer by smoking less, eating less, eating a balanced, low-fat, high-fiber diet and by drinking only moderate amounts of alcohol, recommend the researchers at the National Cancer In­ stitute. THOUGHT FOR FOOD TRFTFFLFIPCWOH Swiss Alpine Pie 1 9-inch unbaked pie shell 2 cups(8oz.) shredded Swiss cheese 2 tbsp. flour 1 pkg. (10 oz.) frozen chopped broccoli, thaw- and drained 2 cups (10 oz.) diced ham 3 tbsp. chopped onion 1V* cups milk 3 eggs, beaten V* tsp. salt '/• tsp. pepper Preheat oven to 375*F. Combine cheese and flour. Layer half of broccoli, ham and cheese in pie shell. Re­ peat layers. Top with onion. Combine milk, eggs and sea­ sonings; pour over filling. Bake 40 to 50 minutes or un­ til knife inserted near center comes out clean. American Dairy Association MHi STEAK HOUSE NIGHTLY DINNER SPECIALS SERVED 4 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT MON TENDERLOIN TIPS TUES. STEAK FRY WED. PRIME RIB.. THURS. ROASTDUCK ABOVE SERVED WITH SOUP OR SALAD. CHOICE OF POTATO AND BEVERAGE. $6.95 $6.95 $6.95 $6.95 FRIDAY FISH FRY $3-9S rgJSgS&yagf OPEN FOR LUNCHEONS MOMMY THRU FRIDAY 11 JO AM TO 2:00 PM rBANQUET HALLS AVAILABLE. Parties from 25 to 750.- fccommodations for Wedding Receptions, Reunions, Showers, Fashion Shorn, Dancos, Prom, Retirements and Other Occasions. 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