Illinois News Index

McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 19 Nov 1969, p. 10

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ROAD DISTRICT PROJECT -- The task of installing huge culverts was in process last week on Wilmot road, where this scene was viewed. The same procedure took place in two locations on Ringwood road, all undertaken by the McHenry Township Road district. PLAINDEALER PHOTO IT'S MORE TO PG. 10 - PLAINDEALER-WED., NOV. 19, 1969 SHOP EARLY THIS WEEK'S^^g A U D E R Y L A N E PATTERNS INT . . . 8/SgL Winston Mayeaux, left, ftrowh san Inventory report wh% standing on Hie _ of Army tugboat Ii-25. The tugboat b one of 26 harbor vessels used by the Army's Okinawa Ryuku Island fleet Standing by is CWO Horn toe Mitchell, Jr., master of the Ii-25. 21-2111-22 / PETS THAT NEED A HOME Mt Itoh Fw Fill OR ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR MASTER As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: The animals are to be given away to good homes without charge or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed into your possession. Why not have al l the hats you wont when they are as easy to make as these? For fu l l fashion impact, match a hat to a scarf or a blouse No. 3155 comes in head sizes 21 inches, 21-1/2, 22 Hat wi th soft crown takes 3/4 yd. of 44 in. fabr ic. A very easy pattern giv ing you direc­ t ions for three di f ferent shapes of p i l lows. Pattern No. 122 gives the instruct ions. For New Fal l and Winter Needlework book send 50 cents Contains f ree coat pat tern and embroidery and a coupon for f ree pattern of your choice Send 40c for each dress pattern, 30c for each needlework pattern (add 5c for eoch pattern for th i rd class mai l ing and 18c for each pat tern for f i rst c lass moi l ing) to AUDREY LANE BUREAU, Morr is Rlams, New Jersey, 07950 TO BE GIVEN AWAT TO BE GIVEN AWAT PART GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, dren. Call 385-1547. by GAYLORD •) •color* >black/white commercial • *THE RECOMMENDED PHOTOGRAPHER' special event*--wedding candids--aerial' 4914 WEST SIOUX LANK, MtHKN* Y ILLINOIS 385-0170 385-8688 LIGHT rnakes a difference by Nancy Evans Residential Lighting Specialist General Electric, Nela Park Kitchen next to family room is center of activities. Large fluor escent ceiling fixture provides general lighting while work areas are lighted with fluorescent tubes under cabinets and recessed in the soffit above sink. Light bulbs are concealed in range hood, and recessed spotlights graze the fireplace, enhancing rough texture of the bricks. Let's face it . ... the kitchen is a place for work. And just as plant and office managers have discovered that better light­ ing makes for i n c r e a s e d p r o ­ d u c t i v i t y a n d higher morale in business and industry, a well- lighted kitchen can do the same for you. In recent years the overall lighting from ceiling fixtures. which permits you to see into drawers and cupboards and provides basic room illumina­ tion, has been vastly improved by efficient fluorescent tubes which afford higher light val­ ues, more evenly distributed light and proper shielding to prevent glare. • • • Fluorescent is ideal for spe­ cific work areas, too. Above the sink or range fasten fluor­ escent channels to the bottom of the cabinets and conceal the tubes from view with opaque shielding. Or you could recess light sources into the ceiling above the range or sink. Remember, though, it takes two (either fluorescent or in­ candescent) to do the job. If space permits, use 36-inch fluorescent tubes. Two 75- watt floodlights are best if in­ candescent is used. If there is a hood above your range, it* should be equipped with one, and preferably two rockets, to assure being able to see into pots and pans. • • « If you have a dining table or breakfast bar in the kitchen, a pull-down or wall-mounted fixture centered over the eat­ ing area can help establish the decor of the room while en­ hancing the pleasure of dining in the kitchen. If you've spent a lot of time and money bringing your kitchen up-to-date with bright new appliances, pretty coun- tertops, maybe even carpeting, why not put a little light on the subject? Want to know more about lighting the kitchen? Write for "Light makes the Difference, Kitchen," a colorful, well-illus­ trated booklet filled with light­ ing tips and suggestions. Sin­ gle copies are available free from the Inquiry Bureau, 230- 5520, General Electric Com­ pany. Nela Park, Cleveland, Ohio 44112. The Yukon carries about the same volume of water as does the Mississippi. n nr 'Do you have the 'sex appeal' toothpaste?" Good around chil- 11-19-69 WHITE TERRIER, 10 months old, male. Good with chil­ dren. Call 385-4942. 1119 69 FEMALE black and grey kitten, pan trained, 4 months old. Call 385-1458. 111469 7 WfcEK OLD mixed breed, partly paper trained. Good with children. Call 385-6538. 1119 69 4 LITTLE kittens, 1 male, 3 females, various colors. Need good homes. Call Kitten Korner, 815-385-8971 after 6:30 p.m. 1119 69 USTEN WAREHOUSE Boy have butyl We have addod on to our ware­ house, and we are almost done and we want you to see all the changes that have been made. Plus we have our Christmas merchandise coming in and everything is on SALE STOREWlDEI T FLEXSTEEL-SIMMONS SLEEPERS f rom$199" GLASS DOORS-LOCK-DRAWER GUN CABINET *109" AYERS MEDITERRANEAN SOFA REG. $399 NOW SOOfiOO 325 58" REG. $399.99 NOW FIRST 50 LADIES Thiir. Nov. 20th Starting at 9:30 a.m. ELECTRIC COLONIAL LAMP LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY PLEASE! YOUR CHOICE On the North Sfcoro of Long Lako • 1 WOLIIN8 WOAO 1 P. O. InqlMltfo. Illinois URNITURE, Inc. Matching Traditional 4 DRAWER WESTERN- MAPLE CHESTS REG. NOW BOTH PIECES SOFA SAVE $200.00 $79.95 *49*5 *49900 GOLD & WHITE TWIN HEADBOARDS AYERS EARLY AMERICAN REG. $149.95 REG. $29.95 $ m Q95 NOW UNITED DRAWER LAMP TABLE *6666 FULLY UPHOLSTERED E. A. CHARS - *7 4" STURDY 7 PIECE TO $139.00 KING KOIL FASHION FIRM TWIN MATTRESS ONLY *24" EACH DOWNTOWN MCHENRY LOVE SEAT 3-IN-ONE RECLINER HEAT-VIBRATES •109*5 Home Refreshment Center BAR and 2 STOOLS 3 PIECE ENSEMBLE PRINT EARLY AMERICAN $269°° SAVE $130 OBLONG-OVAL RECTANGULAR . MIRRORS DINETTE SET $9£00 6" GOLD PRN TRADITIONAL SOFA SK 'NOW*279??, SAVE $100.00 URNITURE. Inc. ALL ROADS LEAD TO JUSTEN FURNITURE! V.F.W. • River Rd. WAREHOUSE X 3011 W. Rt. 120 McHenry Riven Fox River RICHMOND G£egn£treet Rte. 31 + MAIN STORE ** 3611 W. Elm McHenry Open Wed. Thurs. Friday 'til 9 pjn. Sundays 12-5 p.m. MAIN STORE 3611 W. ELM STREET WAREHOUSE 3011 W. RTE. 120 b ' %o

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