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r< \ * ^ " ' v~^ v* ^ :u^l#«:a^fe:-% mis LA* K- EI VIEW JEFFERSON ® mmm MMI CHICAGO ® S LAKE HYDE ^SgiWfc © CALUMETi »*m ^:. j I sentation map trialized, wmmmmmmmMwmmmmmim : < 0 & • • ' ! ' •v • • : ' v . . ; ' ^ • ; ~ ^ "r • * *"1 --' jf * SUGGEST PLANNING MORNING ROUTINE FOR ORGANIZED DAY Aspirin is not a permanent cure for thfe Oieadache you get from r u s h i n g your children offto school. 1 Miss Margueritte Briggs, child development specialist at the < University of Illinois, says planning a morning routine is the only cure. She suggests setting up a morning schedule and letting it work for you rather than against you. You will find that-it Works for your children as /well as "for yourself. In planning such a time-table, be sure to allow enough time' for getting up, dressing and breakfast. Once your plan is established, you will find that it becomes more efficient as time goes by. Children should assume certafin tasks, such as setting the table, bringing in the milk and making the beds. Knowing w*hat their jobs are and when to do them will help your family get organized in the morning^ If you are rclaxjcd, your children will feel it and get off to a better start. A child that is pushed out of the door to catch We school bus may be irritated by that time, and the rebult will be a bad day in school. The unfair, on-American representation now exists in Illinois is Indicated in this which compares the largest,, and the smallest legislative districts In the sta&. The 7th District, large shaded area,* has & population of 850,000, as compared to the 39,000 population of the 17th District, the small shaded area. Yet, the 7th District, which includes most of the suburban towns of residential Cook Connty has the same repreln the legislature as the tiny, indus- "West Side Bloc" controlled 17th District. Every legislative district in Illinois is outvoted by the 17th district. The Blue Ballot Amendment will correct this situation, and is one of the reasons Blue Ballot supporters say that the Reapportionment Amendment carries ont the American ideal of fair representation for all citizens in Illinois. Arthur Essert Dies In Bull Valley Home Arthur G. Essert, 55, of Bull Valley, southwest of McHenry, died in his home on Oct. fi. He was born in Chicago and was a policeman in that city until obtaining a sick leave. Survivors include the widow, Vivian, and two children, Donald and Patricia. Rev. J. Elliott Coitoett and members of the Masonic lodge officiated at laist rites Surtday afternoon at the George Justen iSt Son funeral home. Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery. Musin' and Meanderin' (Continued from Page 1) Francisco, to be flown to servicemen on the high seas. Sylvester Murray, One Time Resident Here, Dies funeral rites were conducted Friday, Oct. 8, from St. Thomas Aquinas church, Chicago, for Sylve^er Murray of 20 N. Latrobe avenue, who died last week. Burial was in Queen of Heaven cemetery. The deceased was born on Irish Prairie, south of McHenry, the son of the late Patrick and Anna Murray. Survivors include a brother, Albert, and two sisters, Agnes Goggin and Cecelia Reynolds. Seven brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. Philip J. LaValle of Idalia, Colo., will become Boy Scout field representative for the Kishwaukee district, Blackhawk area Council, effective Oct. 15. LaValle, 29, succeeds Jerry Frehse, who has been appointed field representative for the Mauh-Nah->Tee-See district of the council. The Kishwaukee district includes Boone and McHenry counties, the Mauh-Nah-Tee-See district Winnebago county. He will be in charge of Scout promotion in his area, training! E of scout leaders, and will participate in major council activities. Russian aircraft plants have promised to turn out next year 200,000 streamlined chrome-plated baby carriages. It Pays to MAKE MORE MILE AVAILABLE FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN More milk will be available to Illinois school children under terms of an agreement with the state office of public instruction just signed by Vernon L. Nickell, superintendent. Nickell said Illinois is joining a nationwide effort to increase t'he consumption of milk by children in schools, authorized by Congress. To bring about these increases, the U.S. Department of Agriculture advances funds to the state agency, the office of public instruction,, which in turn reimburses the local school system for part of the cost of additional milk it serves. The milk will be bought directly from local dairies and distributors. Superintendent Nickell said the new program provides a wonderful opportunity to aid the chil^ dren to drink more milk -- the most perfect of all foods. He urged that parents assist the new program iby enrolling their children in it. He also asked that parents encourage their children's interest in the special school activities which will be designed to tell them more about milk, and why they should drink more dTlt.. ±t!ii liiinminii I Phone Jade is a green material found jH Anne in talc, or magnesium silicate. Archit "Let us have peace" are th^ words inscribed on the tomb of General Ulysses S. Grant in New York City. "489-M-X .For Fall Planting LANDSCAPE SERVICE and CONTRACTORS rowings Rendered on Request Street v McHenry, 111. ^ s11 II i 11II iiiiiiiiiiiiitininiiiifii in HI I:I i II IIII inn 111 iiiiuiin I niniiiiiiiniiiiiTtii Savings Invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loan earn 2»/:% plus Zl% extra. 25-tf NOTES FOR BUSINESSMEN: POSTERS How to Profit from JOB PRINTING Posters can be of large size for outdoor use, or in smaller sizes for counters and walls. Either way, they are excellent, low cost salesmen always ready to tell your story* Let us show you how they can bring greater sales to you. Call us. QUALITY PLAXNDEALER / McHENRY PHONE no 190 N. Green Street McHenry and Vicinity 24 HOUR Refrigerated Automatic MILK VENDING SERVICE r«idsx SMiiik Chicago Board oi Health Permit 25 V2 Gal. Hall & Half Pint 35' 30 FRESH RICH LOCATED AT Chocolate Drink •Pint 10' COLD WORT'S SINCLAIR SERVICE ROUTES 31 & 120 Sorry if you have had any trouble with the dispensing unit -- Corrections have been made. OUR DEMOCRACY VANILLA,CHOCOLATE or STRAWBERRY* TO MILLIONS OF AMERIOUsiS THAT CHOICE SPELUcO*ICECMAm' BOUGHT OVER. TN6 COUNTER OF TMC LOCAL^CONFECflON.WCV STOKE* TO MANY' OF MSIT ©RINGS SACK MEMORIES Of CRANKING THE HOME FREEZER AND LICKING YHE OA$H€FTJ&CTWCCN SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SUNDAY DINNER y/*--L TODAY, ICE CREAM COMES IN MULTIPLE FLAVORS, ON STICKS, IN CONES ANP CHOCOLATE COVCRCP. A VAST INDUSTRY, FINANCE!* IN PART TTV THE FUND'S WE PUT ASIDE IN UFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS, HAS PCVCUOPCD TO FTATISFTJHE GREAT AMERICAN CRAVING. , , 1 . Girl Scouts Tipop I Troop l had its secsond meeting Oct. 5. We collected dues and discussed buying badge sashes this year. Since there was no school on Oct. 12, Columbus Day, we decided not to have a meeting that day. We also received our new Girl Scout books which we bought with money from the troop treasury. After the meeting was adjourned, we played games. * Troop 2 Judy Hans called the meeting to order and Karen Kralowetz collected the dues. The secretary read the minutes. and the treasurer read -her report. Karen Antonson gave out chocolate cookies, and we talked about the badges we are supposed to get. After finishing our discussion about badges, we made a goodnight circle and went home. The first postage stamps were issued in 1817. - Classified Ads are. Read fey Everyone! I^rt. Donald J. Blake' lias been transferred from Camp Chaffee, Ark., where he took his basic training, to Camp Gordon, Ga., where he is attending teletype school. * Pvt. Walter Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller of Ringwood, formerly stationed at Fort Leonkrd Wood, Mo., is now in Korea. Friends may write^o him at 570th Eng. W/S Co., APO 971, Sari Francisco, Calif. l& FOR , Building Materials ears Roebuck & Co. F*loor Tile -- Wall Tile Gutters -- Roofing -- Siding . Garage Doors Comb. Windows --Doors Kitchen Cabinets (Formica Tops) «• For Free Estimate Call or Write FRANK CANS 900 Riverside Drive I Flume 1878-W McHenry, 111. AUCTION Located 2 miles West of Grayslake, 111., or the intersection of Route 21 on Route 120, in the Village of Hainesville, on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17TH Commencing at 1:00 o'clock 44 HD. CHOICE DAIRY CATTLE -- 19 Holstein and 5 Guernsey Milch cows; Several close springers, some recently fresh, balance milking good; 10 bred Holstein heifers (6 are close springers); 9 Holstein heifers, 8 to 15 mos. old; 1 Holstein bull, 2 years old. PRODUCE -- 500 bu. oats, 700 bales alfalfa & clover hay. DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- 2 unit DeLaval milk machine. TRACTOR Sl FARM MACHINERY -- AC WD tractor in excellent condition; Int. Forge blower on rubber; MCC-D com binder; McC-D corn planter. ROBERT HEARD FARM ROBERS St BEHM, Auctioneers, WIS. SALES CORP., Clerk - Union Grove, Wis. } ' Phone 195 ttlle OF THE WORLD'S FINEST WALLPAPERS They're Beautiful • Beyond Description Come in to see our new 1955 Wallpaper Books. United Decorating Center Schumacher, Birge, Warner Walltex, Sanitas New "DO-IT-YOURSELF" Wall Coverings Just dip in Water and apply. No tools, no trimming, no pasting Main Paint Center 418 Main St. PHONE 1115 McHenry, 111. Open -Daily 8-6 -- Friday Nites 'Til 9 -- Sunday 'Til Noon Closed,-Wednesday Afteinoons ; ' , THE CHOICE FOR TODAY'S SMARTEST HOMES'" "Attention Mr. Farmer' CASE FIELD DAY AT THE CLARENCE YOUNG FARM On Route 120 -- 1 Mile East of McHenry WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20th Starting At 10:00 a.m. • • , (In Case of Baijl, It Will Be Held Saturday, Oct. 23rd) NEW "CASE CORN HARVESTER" - Picks ears and chops stalks in one operation ... NEW' "500' DIESEfc TRACTOR" with Powsr, Steeri3ig,,.pft.!!?r4g, 5-14. Plow... NEW "ROTARY SHREDDER" with Blower Attachment ... " • NEW "SUB-SOILER" Mounted Plow, etc. BRING YOUR NEIGHBORS Authorized Deafer For: J. I. Case and Case Eagle Hitch 501 Crystal Lake Rd. GEO. P. FREUND Farm Implements and Tractors Milking Equipment Phone McHenry 420 McHenry, 111. '/it* :4mA