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4*vw w YOU tjjktX:^ s-:?, v Thvtwi$*f. Oc&tmt 1&. m*t (by M*rie Seiiaettgen) German band. He has other cultural interests as well. Painting is one. Art he hopes, some day, to find the leisure necessary to indulge. At present he is quite busy as commander of McHenry Post No. 491 of the American Legion. He started his year Just a ffcw months ago and has already become thoroughly immersed in the many activities of the Post. As a hobby, however, nothing surpasses the pleasure he derives from the time he spends improve ing his own home. Both he and Henrietta have worked long and diligently to make of their house tho home of their dreams. The house is quite liveable as it is; it stands with its' face to the road in the liule town of McCullom Lake. It turns its profile to the beautiful. tree-laden plot of ground that belie« its actual size bv seeming to stretch far beyond the house. Harold and • Henrietta take a long range view of the improvements they hope to make. They hope to add a little colarium to extend their present idea of a garden in a window. This is a very clever bit of work done by Harold, "who likes to do his own handiwork. There are other evidences of his cabinet making in his home One is a versatile piece of furniture that doubles as bookcase arid til HAROLD VYCITALS Harold and Henrietta Vycital \%i% products of tne small town, but ij are not the typical small towners so often met in American ii ; literature and so often tof>:.d. vilh In the realm pf actuality. These gxf two likable and unusual people wore born in this community. Henrietta was born in Wauconda and Hftrold in McHenry. They were Bbjuried young, Henrietta Just ;' t barely out «>i high school. A com- ;V :taan interest in music, aided and Abetted by lueir very unconimon music teachcf, .Walter N. Sears. V '"btyUght th< ui together Thev both played tht trombone m tiie school band. He, iu y ir-nr> a Ad she in |ff . Wauconda Mr. Sears decided to y combine parts of these bands and v" I'-1 y, 5-v ^ 'V • T -Harold decided to make the combination permanent il his case. The result of this medley ?'as a happy and lasting mnrrj^e and three fine children, ffta eldest erf these Is Elaine. wh<*i>- J 3. Theboys are John and tVu. All th:. » of tbem inherited the industrious • characteristics of Well1' parents. John and Don have newspaper routes that Bend them out again almost as soon as they arrive home from school. Elaine helps with the household chores before her playtime begins. They are children of which to be proud. Harold has not forsaken his Basic entirely. He takes time out of his busy life to fday with the Photo by Frost plant holdfer. They hope to enlarge the Mtchen and add a utility room to facilitate the doing of the family laundry. Eventually they will build a little cabin at the far end of their grounds. Their plans are solid aud extensive. If building, and planning for > the future promotes longevity, these two two should ,live forever. Hatold, with his many avocations is still an important part of the firm-ot'the Vycitals, in which business he is assocated with hil father and brothers. He studied mechanical engineering at the University of Illinois and makes good use of this knowledge in his business. He has a friendly per- I sonality, ready, always, to suggest [ways and means of accomplishing 'a task and just as readyy to lend a helping hand., . Henrietta, too. is a busy lady this year. She is president of the Legion auxiliary. She is not only president, she is the guiding light of so many of its activities. Her agile hands and nimble mind are forever coping with the necessity for raising funds for the auxiliary. She plans a dinner or two at the Legion home and calculates almost to the dollar just how much profit there is in it for the auxiliary. This profit is used to further the many welfare activities of the auxiliary. She recruits whatever volunteer help she can get. rolls up her sleeves and pitches in. literally. On occasion she has been known to spend sixteen hours in one day in the Legion kitchen. She hats many efficient helpers but hers is the hand at the helm. With all the heavy program, Henrietta finds time to live and to make friends. She finds time to square dance and enjoy it. She finds time to help others consulatetheif plans. Sire finds time to remain a lovable, attractive young matron. Some day she will find herself with an hour to spare or a day, and she will probably begin another project. That's Henrietta and These are the Vycitals. f*3ALrHTJUXS Stamp, Strain and Snffer "-fsyyour posture showing? Oh, you're skeptical? Your posture does show--and a number of things, let alone accounting for that backache you've been com- hearing,, deformities at birth and plaining alont, the 'educational | weakened foot arches. And then With gOod posture, the Inner organs of the body are permitted io function more efficiently with less strain, while poor posture places abnormal strain on muscles, joints and ligaments, which may produce disturbances of the chest, abdominal and pelvic organs. Poor posture may be the result of such diseases as rickets, infantile paralysis, tuberculosis, arthritis and syphilis. It may also stein from poor vision, impaired Car Coatings **d Celluloid Cellulose nitrate, used in so many industrial finishes today, was discovered in 1846, in Basle, Switzerland. It did not, however, find a commercial use until Wesley Hyatt, an American, produced eelluloid in 1868 from cellulose nitrate and camphor. The next step forward in the use of cellulose nitrate came only about 30 years ago when it was introduced as an ingredient of automobile finishes committee of the IHtnioi*' State Medical Society caution* hf a Health Talk. / 4 " Your posture also shows your disposition. Peeling "out of sorts", Irritable, and too tired to go about your daily activity? Your disposition is sour--but ytru.r posture is sagging. , Nearly everyone wis born with the basic foundation for a good posture, but through negiwt* lack of pr6per supervision, and susceptibility to certain fads some persons develop a faulty posture. Posture means the realtionship of the various parts of the body, carelewshess may be a factor in poor posture. Good posture results. If f well coordinated body balance. The feet, with toes pointed straight ahead, carry the weight evenly, lightly and with a certain "sp^lns:- iness". The head i» up, the shoulders back and the stomach in. Somehow the walk of a person with good posture carries added characteristics -alertness and interest. v . /.i" On the other hand, the person whose "feet turn out in shuffled steps, whose shoulders sag, stomach bulges and whose head hangs when standing, sitting, lying---oplsuatnistB laziness and' loss Of inuioving. • Vterest. DRJVHENRY FREUND ; - r iil0PT0MET^IST - S. Green S^Jj^^Vy Thursday mifernoons) »r. .1^ if Eyes Examined -- GtyksekFltfW Visjl'al Training -- VIsualReh^iiTtatii,, . Complete Visual Analysis Honrs Dally: 9 to 12 and 1 to 6--Saturday Evenings: 6:00 m 8:30 !'Wff>NE McHENRY 452 i4*\t "SPEEDY" by .McHENRY GARAGE i;v DRAFTED For Selected Service April lllh el the REPUBLICAN PRIMARY by you BALLOT at the POLLS, the BEST CANDIDATES with the eleanett RECORDS ever pieienieti i« the VOTERS of ear COUNTY end STATE. NOW li if a£ to YO0; Vote the Straight Republican Ticket TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7th STOP Communism. and make every Mother In America QUEEN FOR A DAY STOP the Music and Y01E TUESDAY, MOV. 7th *0Tt See your Precinct Committeeman lor Automobile Service. ^ LISTEN. CHUM DON'T \ YES SIR, SPEEPV' 6BT YOURSELF IN A U I DOT IT AT A 8AROAINW FELLOW SAID TO BE VDUSURE HE DCMT SAY YOU'D GO CRAZY ON ACCOUNT OF IT? NICK MILLERS IP HENRY GARA6E yjft* A CAR TH»y fiaT MY 0USIMBSS NFOROWMOt if WILLYS - O 604 FROKT STREET ODO PHONE 403 9m *4X9** t Habits can be dannerous things. Carrying school, books 'on the samp side day In and day out mAy result in a sagging effect. Slump* ing in a chair is a had habit. Better reflaxstion is achieved by sitting straight up with the tip of the spine resting against the back of the chair and letting the bohe structure carry the sitting weight or the body. This position also gives the chest organs freer opportunity to function- normally, as well as the abdominal muscles and organs. The valpe of properly supervised training In physical education cannot be oveiiooke-d In developing a wf l-coordinated body balance, not oniy for students in grade clirrses. but foe those in high w!.o0l and colleger Bad postural habits can be corrected by concentrated effort. If you are inclined to cross your legs, see to it that you do not always cross the same leg. If you carry books or packages, shift them from side to side. In other words, be posture conscious. Have a physical examination to rule out any organic defect. Perhaps that fatigue that causes you to slump or "drag" about may be due to Improper vision «r inadequate nutrition. , In any. event, check on it. Let your physician determine the causes. It you are organically sound, develop good walking, *nd sitting aad standing habits. You'll look kand fee h better. w - "t International Square aU Deuce Fetthral Oct. 2| 1 The rich "breadbasket" around Lake Michigan becomes the squar dance capital of the world *o; twenty-four hours % when bqntfre dancers from twenty sutes and Canada converge on Chicago for the firBt International Square Dancer Festival. Oct! 28, in the Chicago Stadium. The full day's events begin with a th:*ee-hour Square Dance Leaders' Institute being held in the morning at the Eighth Street Theater. How to form local square dance clubs and state federations and the advisability of forming a national square dance federation will be discussed by pianels of leaders. j. Keaa tne want Ada. & •- • --:-- 1"1 Rg*:-..y L & H TELEVISION EMERSON and MOTOROLA SALES -- SERVICE Phone 403 604 Front St or 653-R-2 West McHenry, Illinois Villa Home on Pistakee Bay For Convalescents and Elderly People. (Both men and women) Nursing cases accepted. Beautiful landscaped grounds. Eight acres of park. Excellent fishing both summer , and winter. Food plentiful, home prepared. ' Free transportation to churches of all denominations; also pre-arranged trips to theatre, concerts and lectures. Rates moderately scaled from $90 and tip monthly, depending on accommodations. For further information, call or write Mrs. "Z" Villa Home, Pistakee Bay, Rt. 1, McHenry Tel. 378 or 461 from the ONLY COMPLETE LINE of FARM TRACTOR TIRES Tht StHUriitoal PEN CENTER CURVED BAR RACTOR TIRE EASY TERM8 Tk» Famous Patented Tirestone TRACTION CENTER C U R V E D BAR TRACTOR TIRE SNOWand HUD GROUND GRIP TIRES Doz^ take a chance. Order your snow a*d mud tires now and be ready for old man winter. TRUCK TIRES We can supply you with all your tire needs. Don't endanger lives with old worn-out tires. • • ANTI FREEZE Ffigitone permanent anii-freeze -- Alcohol voratS WISE STRATTOMZE Upon His Record Vote For . WILLIAM G. STRATTON ) Republican Candidate l|f for STATE TREASURER TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7th VULCANIZING We vulcanize by the Firestone factory method. We allow you 15% discount off for your old battery on a new battery. WALTER J. FREUND TU« -- Tubes -- Batteries -- Actnnrlw Tire and Tab* Vulcanizing Bicycle ,Repairin* All Work Guaranteed Phone 994 OPETf E FEHIN6S jAWD SUITDAYS 'iimij/mJjmfiMjim/mjim'mjt, (X) REPWUCAN For United States Senator: , (V6te for ohe) RYEftETT McKTNLEY DIRK SEN For State Treasurer: (Vote for ope) WILLIAM «. STRATTON .... * Ho®. Superintendent of Public • / . • , Instruction: • (Vt>te for one) VftRHON L. NIOKfifcL For Clerk of the Supreme Court: (Vote for one) EARLE BENJAMIN SEARCT for Trustees of the University of Illinois: (Vote for three*)' HAROLD "RED" GRANGR • WAYNE A. JOHNSTON ' HERBERT R. MERGRAN For Clerk: of the Appellate Court: Second District. (Vote for one) * JUSTUS L. JOHNSON For Representative in Congress: Fourteenth District? (Vote for one) , CHAUNCEY W. REED For Members of the General Assembly: Eighth District, For Representatives: NICK KELLER ROBERT McTLORT HARVEY PEARSON. . For County Judge: (Vote for one) HENRY L. COWLIN For County Clerk: (Vote for one) . RAYMOND D. WOODS For County Treasurer: (Vote for onel f ' * J. a STEVENS Jr For County Sheriff: (Vote for one) HENRY A. NULLS Fir County Superintendent of Schools: (Vote for one) RICHARD L. TAZEWELL Sponsored by McHenry County Republican Central Committee JOSEPH X. WAYN.n: Attorney>at«Law 809 Waokegan Road (RED Bo*) WEST Mr HENRY, ILL. J Phone McHenry m-Vf RING'S -- FOR --'. Roofing f- We -- and All Building MateriaU of ' .Scan Rocback uel See Reprweniative « FRANK GANS i Call 767-W or wdte 00 Riverside Dr., McHenry FREE ESTIMATES PLUMBING AND HEATIN© <|naltty Fixtures - Radiant Healing • Water Systems - Gas and1 Electric Water Heaters - Water Softeners - Repairs • Free E«tf mates. BOB FRISBY, JR. -v PHONE McHENRY S8S-M •WHWHWW' '!• •!• i Highest CASH PRICES paid for Dead and Crippled Horses, Cattle; and Hojcs--Sanitary Power Loaff- Inpr--Tankaife and Meat Scraps for :' sale. Phones Arlington Heights „ 116 or McHenry JT14. Reverse Charges. Palatine Rendering Service. ? .{• i •{..».|. fl<t> 111 >i / Home Furniture Recovering and Repairing 20 years experienc * Phone Pistakee 551-R-l ' VIC'S UPHOLSTERY SERYICI RR. 1. Pistaqua Heights McHenry, 111. •?• .I"!1 '!• YERNON KNOX Attorney-at-law ,, , Cor. Green and Elm Sts* McHenru. Tuesday and Friday Afternooni(% Other Days By Appointment , ^ Phone McHenry 4S -- WANTED TO BUY -- , . CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD' ' HOGS, HORSES AND CATTBE We pay phone charges We pay #6 to for Old Horses, less for down horses and cattle.' MATT'S MINK RANCH M Johnshnrg - Spring (irove Road Phone Johnshurg 3)14 I' • Excavating Contractors Tracking, Hydranlir •• , and Crane Service - - <•" ' -- ROAD BUILDING -- A. P. FREUND SONS Tel. 204-M McHenry, I1L E. E. PEASLEE, D.C. Chlroprartor 130,S. Green St„ McHenry Office Hodre Daily except Thursday » to 12 -- 1:80 to 5 * Mon^ Wed. and Frl. Eventng;" ' . 7 to 9 1 Call McHenry 292-R ' For Anpolntment ^ • Ijl t|s •js»|s l|l 1)1 t|l V ? VVl»V*i'%#f»,TTl^p STOFFEL & REIHANSI'ERGEH Insurance agents for all classes of property hi the hest companies. West McHenry, Illinois ^ ... Telephone No. 390 f' .j. .j. .g. .a..;. •{. INSURANCE EARL R. WALSH Fire, Anto. Farm & Life Insurance . Representing 9 RELIABLE COMPANIES When Yon Need Insurance of Any Kind Phone 45 or 118»M *. '• > Green A Elm McHenry AL'S WELDING AND REPAIR ERVICE i C01 Main St- McHenry . Electric Portable Weldrng *• Acetylene Welding and Catting W ALEX W. WKftFS, Operator Phone fllrt-WSl or 4«4 Mr Henry, 11; F.I NeHENRY, ILL. \ ><•44 < 111 > 8 MH WILLIAM M. CARROLL, JRi | Aftomey«at-Law \ 110*> llenton St, .' £. if Phone Woodstock 1S34 ' 1 ~ Waodstnck, Illinois >•4 l <i<l* I M ** Hand Lhneetoaf TERN THELEN Tracking ? Gravel Black Mrl Tmck for Hire * Tel. McHenry 5MH-R-2 or SW>W»f Rot 172, Rt. 1, McHenry DR. H. S. FIKE Veterinarian V On Highway SI Office an# I«1H TeL McHenry "SI t Office Hearst I p.m. to 2 (MR, Except Thursdays Evening* by Appointment it I. t H H I H < 18 8 >»•»•» BRICK LAYING TUCK POINTING--FIREPLACRN ACID CLEANING C.S. Johnsen H. Y. JatkntM Phone C1S.M Phone 47l<lr McHenry feftMi... , -M,