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McHENRY PLAINDEALER EstabUshed 1875 *812 West ^.lm Street Phone 385-0170 McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Subscription Rates 1 Year $5.00 1 Year ....i $5.50 6 Mos $2.75 6 Mos. $3.00 3 Mos $2.00 3 Mos $2.25 In McHenry County Outside McHenry County FOREMOST STORES AMERICA'S LARGEST CHAIN- OF INDEPENDENT LIQUOR DEALERS mm 11 „ . - Son SALE AT THIS STORE ONLY - Fri, Sot, Sun 14512 W. ROUTE 120 McHenry 385-3200 ilaiiiaiS Kentucky Gonttanan Schenley WHISHT Bourbon simo 'M mil mm VKt MM Moaen on cord Rose Sauterne S^ry Concord Blackberry MOGEN DAVID quart mm -1--•<*"** f . ,-r L Schenl rWSTA $298 r*-1 i RECRUIT PROGRAM FOR GREAT BOOKS SERIES IN CITY --s / For the past three years, mothers of public and parochial school children! as well as other interested adults have been participating with hundreds of children in an exciting program called Junior Great Books. This program is under the auspices of the Great Books foundation, a non-profit educational organization and is sponsored and approved by the public and parochial schools in our community. JGB is a program of group discussion in the school of the Great Books read at home. Students gather informally around a conference table for one and one-half-hour sessions, twice a month during school hours. Adult co-leaders ( p a r e n t s a n d o t h e r s ) a r e trained not to provide the answers, but to help the students discover their own answers to problems raised by the Great Book. The emphasis is on thinking for one's self. However, there is a large "IF" attached to the future of this program. Each of these groups must have two trained leaders, moderators, to guide the youngsters. These leaders can be parents, teachers, or other interested adults who have been trained in the Great Books method of discussion. Unless there are new leader volunteers, this program will not be offered again to the children next fall. Therefore,. to interest people in this worthwhile program, Great Booksi leaders from both school systems have combined efforts to present a demonstration discussion program. Eighth graders from both public and parochial systems will participate. It will be held at the McHenry Junior high school on Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 8 p.m. For further information call Mrs. Allans H. Leibsohn at 385-0703. PURE MILK MEETING The annual meeting and diner of the Richmond Local of Pure Milk association will be held Monday, Nov. 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the Stage SWp Inn at Wilmot, Wis. Featured speaker will be Florian Scharenbro^h, marketing department of PMA, Chicago. Shop In McHenry or SEAL Looking for Trinkets. Treasurers ' Gadgets? . . . The Answer is at the EASTER thehapy crntm 70S Washington SU Woodstock The Time -- Saturday* Nov. 12 from 9 A.M. Usual! Moon. Sponsor is Easfe Ssal Auxiliary W,--- of McH©®sy C@raa£y. Benefit of East©!? Seal nr Items Include K Everything But * Clothin | McHenry Council Knights of Columbus TURKEY SHOOT The McHenry Sportsmen's Club, will hold a Thanksgiving "Turkey and Chicken shoot this Sunday, Nov. 13, from 11 a.m. til dark, at Club grounds near Pistakee Bay. A novel feature of this shoot is that the high scorer of each 5 man squad wins a turkey, and the low scorer wins a chicken. Many other events will be featured for various prizes and practice traps will be open all day. "•nfyTcROOT 7! Remember the plum flowered 'XjROUP" that sold out in one week? . . . Well, the "GROUP" is back in stock in the wildest print yet! THE OW»OT:8hlft m r»»u &»» Jacket SJ8 Skirt ...4.98 Poor Boy Top. S.B& Sizes 5-13 Be the first in_your "GROUP"! RIVERSIDE RETAH, OUTLET 1402 N. Riverside Dr. a McHenry, 111. mi -- mm mi -- -- mm i:; •- I B I I I I I I I •i in -eo-oprnttoa with the Twilight Riif® Flayers & "THE THREE ANGELS' HILARIOUS s-act comedy The one in the middle makes a guarantee SATURDAY. NOV. 18 u8 8:30 PJt | at Twilight Ridge IPihfhoaM | (o« Rt SI itv Rt. 14 at Rear «f Rag^g Chalet) | Tick*«s $230 - Public Invited s The SAAB "Shrike" engine is guaranteedjor the lifetime of the car (while the car is with the original owner). Any SAAB dealer will replace defective parts at no cost, except labor. (And for the first 24- months or 24,000 miles, no cost for labor.) m90%^ AfM Prices start at A # 99/ . Suntiled rriil prict P. O f taat Coast (Slighllj hijtur on West Colli ) Transportation ckargti, local tuts and dialer's preparation and handling chargti additioflil *Europa Motors Waukegan Europa Motors 628 Grand Ave. HI. PHONE Sl£-S9l-m 8S18 W. Pearl St MScHenry, I1L PHONE S8HTOO 1 flames cjotie $1,500 LOSS AT ADMIRAL PLANT for fii " •' f'ians. Election night proved busy firemen as well as politi- BAVARIAN BEER $109 _ CC,nS ^ R ewrys BEER DRAFT or REGULAR 24 12-oz. boiiles Gal sweet V«rm®uHi plus Fresca depositpsraish Wines York State 10 oz. bottles White* Red Rose bottle mammSKSl F«f U»--Cc j iJcKi? IF About 11:30 the desk officer at the city hall was alerted through a detection device in the building that a fire liad broken out at the Admiral plant on Elm street. Firemen rushed to the scene to find flames spreading from a small room which contained time clock to a small office. In addition to damage to the clock itself, some records F \ stored in the room were des- ' ' troyed and telephone wires which entered the building at this point burned. It was believed a short in the clock may have been responsible. Fire Chief Ed Justen estimated damage at about SI, 500. Earlier in the evening, fifemen answered a call to the Lakeland Park service station operated by Maurice Ketchurn. A rubbish, burner caught some old tires stored nearby and destroyed them. fU« Of TO*AT nHHHiiHiiiinHnii»finnnnri»rinHr Lnill May It Wave... (Fir the Hand of tit Free and the HOMES of the LIQUOR STORES $2 BILLION INDUSTRY . HI! Tourists spent $2,030,000,000 during their travels in the state of Illinois last year, a record level. The sum represents an increase of 9.5 per cent, or $154 million over the total 1964 tourist money spent in the state. Out-of-state visif - '• tors contributed $432 million of the 1965 total. This amount L went toward the personal income of Illinois residents and sustained the employment of 294,300 persons in the state's travel-service industry. The figures were disclosed last week by Gov. Otto Kerner at a luncheon meeting in the Bismarck hotel in Chicago. More than 100 executives of t o u r i s t - o r i e n t e d i n d u s t r i e s from throughout the state attended. cv FLY THIS FLAG SET ON YOUR HOME... OFFERED AT COST, AS A PUBLIC SERVICE IMS TL'i MOULD FLY ON THESE NATIONAL HOUMTS nrkey is Ming f rwm n • ° tor lisaoksgtvi Treat your entlr@ family to oir famous C@iiTi¥ STYLE TURKEY DiliE! (wiflh a!8 trimmings) Don't wait... Make your Christmas Party Reservations Now. Jn223pM-N6wYMr*sDqr J8@s - Unselm's Krtfiday tctTizzTy 22sd - VJocWnoton'i tirthday Apt] &EQ--Joffcrcsji Day Kq5Z.Sc2«- Lory Day USA Mo|? Sc2 - Leynl^r Day Mo?, 3rd Saturday -- Armed Forcct Day May SOMi - Mtmorlal Day Jum 14th-Flaf Day Jt*!y -- Indspandanca Day iitguoi 24th -V-J Day Coptorafcer, 1st ftanday -- Labor Day Korc^fcar, 4th Thursday--Thanksgiving Dai KovcHiCsar 11th -- Vsterm's Day ©csoBjfcor 7th -- Pasrl Harbor Day Oacambar 29th -- Christmas Day A sumptuous meal is awaiting you with a wonderful... HOIIW €@@CS(!9 FLAVOR (complete dtonneFD froom c®nnp So iaciits) Help yourself again acni again ... 015*459-0125 Sirvlnf Iron 12 Roen fto 0 p.m. Risirvations reeeRieiended on U.S. 14 Crystal Lake, Illinois (CLOSED MONDAYS) ft riv/i Special Holiday menu also available Wa believa avary homa In town should fly the flag on national holidays. We also believe mora homes would fly the flag if mora people Knew where to tfet one. Failure to fly the flag, it has been found, is not due to any lack of patriotism on the part of Americans who love Old Glory as much today as Americans did when the Spirit of '76 was first born. Because of this we make this fine flag set available as a public service at our cost. The set is top quality through and through. It meets every standard the government sets for a flag of this type. In addition, the stripes are double stitched, a hallmark of flag quality usually found only at higher prices. We include with the big 3 x 5 • foot (lag ... aj.1 the equipment necessary for rigging according to the rules of flag etiquette. These flags are available to all... with no other requirement than that you pay our basic cost... and fly ohe on your home on holidays. We also include, for the convenience o! those who cannot come in for flag^ets, an order form which will bring a set to you by parcel post, if you wish. Fly the flag on importantjMtional holidays l ^>come... and especially on the Birthday of American Independence July 4th.The stars and stripes on your home sttow the world that the Spirit of '76 is as warm in American hearts todayas It was at its birth on the first 4th of July... nearly 700 years gone by, }' THIS FLAG SET IS OFFERED AT COST AS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT SERVICE Of McHENRY PLAMBEMSi 3x5 F00T U.S. FLAG SET. PLUS 12x18-IN. FINE FABRIC ILLINOIS FLAG 3 Pc? Mai Onfcra Add 30^ Por Kit Pootoga if h5-Fsct feo Sotton Pfcg oS& Boubto Siitehed Stripes^ Comvco Hwite ocid Draoc ©remmotei * 12 s 11-Inch ELMBIOIS Flag Flies on Sam* UM«r U.S. Flefl if I-FJcsq Droojefoted Staff, Card Halyard • GsSdon Da!6 Yep ©oserate if Koovy 6cM 2,'llay Pofraonotii^ Metal Socket wHfc J PsMtiaRo SsFono,, r.teasSJKg'Bkatructlons if FIqq MJotefy QRd PeWer In full Celar if Self-storaie, Heavy C®migat@d Mailer Kit «. _ -- FLAQ ©SOERQRAM , M^aniry PMcndealer 1 | , 8812 W. 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