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i ! • « HEADS BUILDERS ASSOCIATION I Receiving congratulations on his election as the 1967 president of the Home Builders Association of Illinois is Roger W. Ladd (right), president of Ladd Enterprises, Inc. Ladd listened to advice on prospects for the coming year from Jack S. Kepler, retiring president, of Lisle, at the inaugural of new officers and annual meeting held recently in Decatur. HBAI represents over 1,100 home builders, subcontractors and suppliers throughout the state. IDEM YEA FORMULA FOR RETIREMENTJUST FOLLOW YOUR OWN NOSE There is sonn- partic ular f o r mula that will make yuur r e t i r e ment one of the splendid experiences of your life. You'll find it under yourgrey hairs. Nowhere else. Not in a book, and certainly not in what somebody else is doing. Recognize -- and set down firmly -- what your aspirations in retirement are. Then apply a' l i t t l e common sense about people and things as they are. And you've got it. ' I ' h i s week came the retirement story of a man named Watterson. He said: " Ive been work-1 ing since I was old enough to' pick up a hoe. I'm tired. I'm going to r e t i r e , and I ain't going to do another lick of work for nobody as long as I live." ' - Mr. Watterson. a plant mechanic, will have a good r e t i r e ment. You can bet on it. He. needs only to find a crackerbarrel to sit on. About a do/en miles from Mr. Watterson's plant another man was retiring this week. Mr. Hr\sto\. a company vicepresident. He said: "Mrs. Bris-, tol and I plan to makeourhomej at the Countryi Club. We're looking forward to bridge and. of course, golf. And I intend to do Somesailing . . Mr. Bristol has fallen for "Rich Man's I'lan No. 14-B." 1 nless there's a miracle r e tirement will fail. Not dramatically but month by month as the social life paIN and as the chic young thing- who hang inninri countrv (lubs nudge him and his u ife into the background. But along with these two ' s t o r i e s , there came a third. And • in it you may find a clue to your 'future. 'Hie story is from a man who has had a long career in the Federal Covernment. 1 will be eligible for r e t i r e ment in about one year, at the age of (>2." he says. "My wife and 1 both \yll get a retirement income, which will be adequate for our needs. U'e have a few thousands in savings. We will sell our home, which is worth about S 1 ">,()()() . . . " Then thevwill move to Seattle. Wash. "Our son lives m Seattle, and on his property he has a small two-bedroom house. It has a garage and a workshop. It will fit our needs very well. We will pay a nomina4 rent for it. And meanwhile will be available to look after our son's home While he is awa\. as he will look after our- when we are away. This will leave our savings intact. "My chref interest to pursue in retirement is rock-hounding. My wife's chief interest is rugmaking. I will equip the shop in our rented house for lapidary work, with grinder saws, polisher, racks, and displav cases. 1'hcn during the summer months my wife «iid 1 will make field trips through Washington. Oregon. anil I'unada collecting stones. And occasionally pan ning some gold and fishiim " GOIPEN YIARS 36 page booklet tamps to Dep» CSPS trol Station New York SUBDIVISIONS AT LAKE SIGN FOR SAFETY RULES The advisory board programs of benefit to- subdivisions at Wonder La,ke arc making good progress, according to Lewis K. Bolshaw, chairman of the Wonder Lake Advisory board. The board .is composed ol delegates api>ointed by the subdivisions, and "concerns itself with affairs of mutual interest to the seventeen subdivisions that comprise the community. It is a voluntary organization financed by contributions from the subdivisions. Bclshaw reported that the Public Safety committee resolutions have been signed by Deep Springs Woods Property Owners association, Lookout Point Community association, No. 2, Hickory Falls association No. 1 and 2, Wooded Shores Property Owners association, Wildwood Association of Lookout Point No. 1, and Sunrise Ridge association. All other subdivisions have been urged to execute the document. The resolutions make it possible for officers and delegates of the Advisory board to cooperate more effectively with law enforcement and other agencies on matters of common interest to the entire Wonder Lake community. The Advisory" board also launched a program of printing identification decals for vehicles and boats that will be identical for each subdivision, except for the imprinted subdivision name and serial number. Many subdivisions already have their 1967 decals and indicated they will participate in this program in 1968. Those starting with the 1967 program are Hickory Falls association No. 1 and 2, Wonder Woods Property Owners association, Lookout Point Community association No. 2, and Wildwood Association of Lookout Point No. 1. The decals will be ready for distribution by mid-January. jend 50c Bcm 1672 G.nnd N v 10017 N K\\ IOCS . . . A small Vietnamese girl receives a new set of clothing during a "Medicine Show" staged by I ' . S . troops in Vietnam. s H@©¥iE PIXIE SLIMLINE L The portable cleaner that goes every- ^ where dirt Powerful, Modem, Sf as New as A \Jf goes. tomorrow! \\ $34.95 539^95 CONVERTIBLE It Beats, as it Sweeps, as it Cleans from >0 s | Our f-'KKK l';i rUini: SPW DRYING HOC WASHER Fast, Compact, Economical, Quality built Hoover SI 59.50 SHAMPOO-POLISHER iTh© safe and easy way to beautify your rugs. It Polishes and scrubs too. from $24 JB HO@WER CONSISMTION The canister that offers more of what you wont in a cleaner. E •» l>oi>r« South «»t" St I Our ( i.in • • i i i r n t I .a \ -,\w ay I ' l s i n * jjj KliKK WRAI'I'IVtiS CAREY App|sn{e-|n< I f 1241 N. Green St. PhPh°onnee 338855"-55550000 f JUNIOR HIGH BANDS, CHORUS i PLAN PROGRAM The McHenry Junior high school concert band and cadet band, directed by Carl Kohrt, and the Junior high school chorus, under the direction of Philip Helwig, will present a Christmas concert in the McHenry Junior high school gymnasium Thursday, Dec. 15, at 8 p.m. There is no admission charge and the public is invited to attend the con-, cert. The cadet band will play two famous hymns, "Hambui'K" and "Si. Alban Hymn," arranged by Ployhar; "The Happy Bugler" by Albert Davis; "I lHave A Song" from "Yeoman of the Guard" and "Andante" from "Surprise Symphony", Haydn-Weber. The chorus will sing "Christmas Canon", William Billings; "March of the Kings", "Jesus Holy Child", arranged by Gerhard Schroth; "Bells of Aberdovey", Welsh folk, song arranged by Krone; "Christmas Holidays", Marcel G. Frank; and "Bedside Thy Cradle Here I Stand", J. S. Bach, arranged by Gillette. The concert band will then play "The Christmas Suite" by Harold Walters; "Frosty the Snow Man", arranged by Walter Beeler; "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", Marks- Ployhar; and "Yuletide sketches",- James Ployhar. FOR THE FAMILY ITEM: lake a room--any room t h a t ' s p e r f e c t l y s q u a r e , and perfectly boring--and make it exciting. Make one wall a focal point of interest by using bright colors or warm tones that attract the eye and give an i l l u s i o n of i r r e g u l a r i t y and charm to the shape of your room. Shop In McHenry ITEM: If your home has a fireplace, keep the damper closed when the fireplace is not in use. If the damper is left open, warm room air is draw n up the chimney and you'll be heating the outdoors. * * • ITEM: Almonds enhance the flavor and color of cream pies. Stir a half CUD of roasted diced or toasted slivered almonds into chocolate or butterscotch filling before turning into a baked pie shell. ALUMINUM SIDING Fireproof -- Waterproof -- Rustproof Reynolds -- Alsoo AI,8CO Premium "SO" Siding with the Dul'ont F3nl*li Life of the Building Written Guarantee Storm Windows, Doors A Awning* McHenry Window & Awning Co. .1818 \V. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, III PHONE 885-1180 cfi>' 2s';; W. Elm Street me 385*71 Drugs y Tt Oil; "J/, Jewel Shipping -rTirTT~T* i THIS COUP<S 'I; On the pM3?<cha*e of ANT HAM BRUSH iff | Totaling $1.50 or More J,! • 1 Coupon per customer--Good thru Dec. 11 28" Luxurious Plush Dbg U $9.98 Value % mm lU 1 (Includes 5-volt power pack & two cars) Reg. $7.77 % f®®9 ^ g L.19 SINEX »al Spray $1.89 CONGEST AID loom torizer 98c VICKS D '44" Syrup 10-oz. 3% oz. •HOW / NORTHERN 100 t. Aspirin On th© Purchase of ANY TIMIX WATCH 1 Coupon per customer--Good thru Dec. 11 8-Hour--Plastic ..•AW* *- < * -Mfc* MAYFAIR SOUD STATE r\ e\ Reg. $15.88 I i 11? || i | m i t <.> ^ "' e »• 1? & w & 'it' v 1 --BLEND-- --RUM-- Hogg 5th $2.89 rmj, J.JI-I ^iiiT'TTT town THIS COOTON WOSTH 00 on the purcte ol Any Electric Blanket or Electrical Appliance 1 Coupon per customer--Good thru Dec. 11 ['•t S i ii'^> son 5th $2.98 ^©rida 5th $198 -SCOTCHPARK & TILFORD Special Selection 5th $3.69 --BRANDY-- Aristocrat $2.98 KEROSENE $1.00 Value Hk ' t 3$f trtt ' + - <,.2. ^ iMnk, Reg. Burg. 5th $ij Mogen David Deep Magic Dry Skin Condition) Wines with FREE Beauty Bar Reg. $1.50 Save 81c -BOURBON- MARTINI--ROSSI BLACK GOLD or CRAB ORCHARD $2.79 fifth Vermouth *»-<>* Sweet or Dry $119 6-OZ large size Reg. $1.79 Save 70c REVLON Professional Hair Spray Beg. 98c SAVE 29c « i z i i i x . L r r e e n 0 1 . *