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WmWm. ly, Ocioher 1. V'W' &MJ£E2L-&iL ? ; .*.• %lo s jv'- iHr - f?;$t7?;\; ^%-f '1 ^ £* . v rr^pr- ^ ?.,> ^ >» '<?*£•*. * If. V *> - *' " ' 'vv x • - ";# *,*£! . ' •• •-'- •>. 1 r, v r^.--. •• Y PLAINDEALEH CHAMBER COMMERCE OPENS FALL AND WINTER PROGRAM CITY VOLUNTEERS OBSERVING FIRE PREVENTION WEEK Continued from Pa^e 1 plan was referred to a committee for a future report. • Hie following letter was received by the Chamber of Commerce from Val Cappell, 1953 Continue from Page 1 t>ear Sirs: n I would like tti tttitik f c\s very much for everything; especially the trip, which was simply ' g' and. My mother, sister and I enjoyed every minute of it. I 4#n't tiling we've seen as many jflftcea ^before in our lives. ' New York is a fabulous city, *ight and day. We arrived there at night time and there were so manyi lights and- people that it looked like day. We saw all the famous things in New York like the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Waldorf Astoria Hotel and many others. Also we visited the nite clubs mentioned in, the - Itinerary which were terrific. At the Rivera I met Peter Lind Hayes, saw Red Buttons arfd Milton Berle also. Then our Beiry Tour escort, who seemed to know many theatrical people, made arrangements for me to appear on Steve Allen's TV show (Vincent Lopez' show wa& not broadcast as there has been a radio strike in N.Y.) and I was happy to be Mr. Allen's guest, as he is one of my favorite TV stars. Washington was very interesting and beautiful. We. saw the Capitol Building, White House and Lincoln's Memorial. In Virginia we saw Arlington cemetery and Mt. Vernon, which were all very interesting. Again many thanks because without you I don't think I would ever have seen so much of the East and all the wonders that go along with it. The only thing is it was a shame you oovldn't have shared them. Sincerely, ,«•„ Va, op*,, men conduct local meetings and attend county meetings several times a . month. Five of them made up a team which this year took the county water fight championship. Fire Prevention Week, so dedicated by Presidential proclamation for the last thirty-four yearB, actually originated years before in the Middle West. Here, many communities annually conducted special "clean-up" campaigns. As a result of such activity there were fewer fires and soon communities began referling to their! "clean-up" day as Fire Prevention" Day. As the years went by most communities began observing Fire Prevention Day on Oct. 9, the anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. It was President Wilson who issued the first Fire Prevention Week proclamation. MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' Continued from Page 1 ture was hovering around #9 last Tuesday. Atty. Joseph Waynne of Mc- Hen: y has been named chairman of the board of Klaudt Products, Inc., a newly chartered Illinois corporation out of Woodstock. Their first products m exercise j bars and closet rods. Dr. H. R. Klaudt, who organized the corporation, is a brother of Mrs. John Neuharth. Junes Olauser, of Ringwood, is a first semester student at Moody Bible Institute evening school. " IBANK YOU! [rs1. Joseph Vesely of Ptstakee Bay wishes to take this opportunity to thank her friends, Mrs. Agnes Vonasek and Elizabeth Pouzar, and her neighbor, M: s. Nelson Davist f6r their many kindnesses extended during the misfortunes which befell her. family recently. She is also grateful\ to others who assisted in her time of trouble. 21 ----, i Who Said Taxis { Are A Luxury? • Add the cost of cleaning r t&is man's rain - soaked |* clothe« and you'll agree S„ ^dftM>r -to-door taxi actually , i|( sjaves money. A cab can jfUelp in a hundred differ* • • a ent ways. When yod need ' > CALL 723 I : McHENRY CAB 1 • t r FOR ATHLETES FOOT l'se T-t-L for S to 5 days. It actually peels off the outer skin, exposes burled fungi and KILLS ON CONTACT. If not pleased with instant.drying T-4-L, your tOc back at any drug store. Today it BOLOER'S. • 1 y ,w.i.ni,miii ,w. Jn>i SCHOOL CLASSES ELECT OFFICERS -- Continued from Page 1 glese and Diar.e Pie on, librarians. The band elected Bob Weber as president "and Arnold Freund as vice-president. The mixed chorus has twin officers, Jean and Joan Weber, as president; Robert Weber, vice-president; and Richavd Nowak; ' secretary-treasurer. The boys' chorus is heaued by Ari Barbier, with Larry Eke.otk. as vice president and Cliff Todd asecretary- treasu'er. In the -girls' chorus, Adele Schmitt ig p.e8ident. Marge Rogers is vice-president and Sharon Garner is secretary- treasurer. /•'•/, RE-OPEN ABMORIli Governor William G. Stratton has ordered downstate armories to be reopened for uso by returning officers and men of the 44th division, Illinois National Guard. Members of the Mth division have been in federal service since February, 1952. Some already have been discharged and all are expected^ back by the end of the year. The armories at Aurora, Bloomington, Cairo, Carbondale. Chanfpaigri, Danville, Decatur, Delavan, Dixon, East Louis, Elgin,, Galesburg, Galva, Kankakee, Kewanee, Lawrenceville Monmouth Mt. Vernon, Ottawa, Paris, Peoria, Pontiac, Quincy, Rockford, Rock Island, Salem, Spiingfield (Camp Lincoln), Streator, Sullivan, Sycamore, Urbana, Waukegan and Woodstock are being reopened under the governor's directive. IF ITS WORTH DOING It's Worth Doing Right. There is No Substitute For Good Plastering. Phone McHenry 1189 ,v * r^itMiiiiiii ijjriifr P»§e Five FISH FRY TOMORROW NIGHT -and Every Friday Thereafter From 6 'til 10 McHENRY MOOSE LODGE MEMBERS AND GUESTS ONLY! CLEARANCE SALE! I»v*lees reduced I to wholesale (« t. !>1 Nash Statesman £1 Nash Rambler r 49 Nash Ambassador 46 Nash "600" 50 Nash Statesman 49 Nash Statesman 47 Chevy Subr. 41 Nash "600" COME IN AND SEE THESE LOW-pOST HIGH-QUALITY VALUES, fc SAVS DOWNS NASH SALES 405 W. Elm Street PHONE 484 McHenry, 111. Ockf/lQa CAKE MIXES SPECIAL OFFER II. -jC Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Only One Pkg. of Betty Crocker Cake Mix For Only With Each $10.00 Meat Purchase. 3 You'll like shopping at CERTIFIED! You'll like our fine qualiiy foods. You'll like our low, low prices thai save you so much money. And you'll like the many things we do to make your shopping more pleasant. For example-- when we pack your order we lake care to make a compact bundle that you can carry conveniently and without fear of the contents spilling out. We put the produce and eggs at the top where they can't be crushed --and "double-wrap" the butter to prciect it from the odors of other foods. And when we've finished--we put the bag into your hands. Service and courtesy---they come '"FREE" with every purchase. •. 5- • Quality Meats 1st Cat .iit. ^Wvjj • -s Rib Pork Roast... 39 ..UW' c lb. 100% Pure Ground Beef.... 351 SPECIAL Imperial 49C EACH Pun Ready FRYERS $1.09 eo. •> Standing RIB ROAST S% Fresh OX TAILS 19' Ro^ular or Kosher CORNED BEEF 53n, Famous Oscar Meyer -- 12 Oz. Pkg;. SMOKIE LINKS 55< ea >Ieaty PORK SHANKS 35^ Your Choice Oscar Meyer -- 8 Oz. Pkg. Liver Roll Sandwich Spread 29 t each Shoulder VEAL CHOPS 49! DelMonte Early Garden Sugar -- SOS Tin PEAS . 2 for 37* Starkist (HiiiuU style -- Size Tin TUNA . . .3**100 Musst-liiian's -- 8 Oz. Tin . Apple Sauce 5 for 49c '"Thank You" Cherrj- Pie -- No. 2 Tin FILLING-^^2 f«« 55* Defmontc -- No. 211 Tin * PINEAPPLE JUICE--3 FOR 31' COOK BOOK 500 SNACK IDEAS ONLY •Sft: 19 Huine Choice Sliced Freestone -- No. 2 '/j Tin PEACHES . . 2 FOR 55« Heinz m -"a Pork and Tomato Sauce -- 16 Oz. Tin BAKED BEANS . . 2 FOR 27' Parkay -- 1 lb. Ctn. MARGARINE . . 2 ™ 55' I ra t -- lice. Pkg. DINNERS. . 2 FOR 25' N ct*'* n-tT • -- 6 < J!>r with Label COFFEE . . 25c OFT 51 34 'nit*'"' ' 7 J'T . . 25c OFF Sd-onglieart 2 Free with purchase cf 4 at Reg. Price with coupon In store DOG FOOD . , 6 FOR 37' PRODUCE DRY (HONS 3 10 Cauliflower.. FANCY GREEKIDAH| r~~ FROZEN FOODS CHICKEN PIES . . 21« 69* 8EALO-SWEET -- • Oe. Tin Orange Juice 7 for $t oo BIRDSEYE -- 8 Oz. Pkg. BIRDSEYE -- 12 Oz. Pkg. . # PEACHES . . . . 2 for 45' Potatoes .. 10-55' CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS OR TOKAY CRAPES . . 2 ••29' These ICeim on Sale Thurs., FrL & Sat. Only! k-/