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12, SEC. I - PLAIN DEALER- JUNE I5g 1967 THAT'S H FRET STATE REVOKES $671 Collected On FOUR LICENSES; Annual Doughnut OTHERS SUSPENDED Day In McHenry THAte of mmttztooMS i ©NCE A LIMESTONE MINE NEAR WEST WINFIELD PA., AND TODAY THE WOH-D'S . LAR&EST MUSHROOM FARM,THE BUTIER COUNTY MUSHROOM FAPM PRODUCES I4.00Q000 LBS. Of MUSHROOMS PER ' YEAR IN ITS 15 MILE UNDERGROUND MAZE.' WTUP COUNTY MUSHROOMS FINANCIAL security IIP £ The state has announced revocation of the driver licenses of Richard E. Hutchinson of Hebron, Wesley H. May of South drive, Lakemoor, and George Schmidt of Hebron for driving while intoxicated and Michael C. Johnson of 1400 N. Qakwood court, McHenry, for drag racing. Suspensions have been ordered for Basil J. Brudnak, Thomas F. Petersen and Daniel J. Szpak of Algonquin, Robert R. Connor of Woodstock, Thomas W. Hinspater of 2506 Orchard Beach and Donald E. Nielsen of 318 Kent road, McHenry; Charlie B. McKay of Rt. 2, Harvard, and Richard J. Murphy of Fox River Grove, all for three violations. Probationary permits have been issued to (5arl H. Behrens, Jr., of Algonquin, Robert A. Krach of Lake-in-the-Hills, Richard J. Murphy of Fox River Grove and Michael Pliner of 7716 Deep Spring, Wonder Lake. MISTER BERG! &,THE U.S.S. GLACIER SIGHTED IN THE I PACIFIC OCEAN, AN ICEBEPS THAT 208 MILES LONG, 60 MILES WIDE! COMMON BONP •MORE THAN HALF OF THE NATIONS STOCKHOLDERS ALSO OWN U.S. SAVIN&S BONDS! SMART PEOPLE! Youth Sponsored By Three Groups Attend Boys State S$x M.C.H.S. junior boys leaver this Sunday, June 18, to spend a week representing their home community at the 1967 session of American Legion Boys Stale, according to Commander Frank Ficek of Post 491, McHenry. They will remain for a week. Selected to participate in this annual civics workshop, sponsored by the Legion, are Tim J. Martin and Robert J. Mauch representing Rotary club, Mark Domoto and Francis C. Cuda for the American Legion and Charles T. Reilly and William K. Kuechel for Kiwanis. Hie youths from McHenry will participate in the organization of political parties, campaigns, elections and enactment and enforcement of their own laws within a mythical flftyfirsi state. From each of the for^-nine Boys States, twooutstanding young men will be selected to attend the twentysecond annual American Legion Boys Nation July 21-29, Washington, D.C. "At Boys Sate," Commander Fidek explained, "the boys from McHenry will have the opportunity to learn more about the functions of government. Also, they will get a better idea erf the functions of government. Also, they will get a better idea of the importance of each good citizen in discharging basic citizenship responsibilities. They will discover how the directly to the active interest of each citizen". by Paul Powell Sesretary of State T K CHILD RECOVERS Sherry Browning, 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Browning of Shore drive, McHenry, was reported progressing nicely in McHenry hospital Wednesday morning after undergoing surgery for a fractured leg suffered in a fall from her parents' car. The accident occurred near Holiday Hills. Shop In McHenry USE THE CLASSIFIEDS NEW ME? NEW CRR? IHIREMEIT? fflEBi \Save where it's safe and convenient... Where your dollars earn above average dividends CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 4% % on passbook savings 5% on one year certificates $5,000.00 minimum aiengo Federal Sairaags and Loan 102 M. State St. Marengo Tel 815-568-7258 Total Assets over $22,000,000.00 BLUE RIBBON AT THE FAIR The inviting ring of "state fair time" is sounding throughout Illinois and bordering states. The influx of automotive traffic, by state fair visitors and exhibitors, will create its usual amount of hazards. Keep this in mind as you culminate plans to attend the great agricultural exposition. Additional State, City, County and Auxiliary safety patrolmen will be on duty to aid and direct you. Well planned traffic control devices will be in effect for the convenience of the majority. Strict enforcement is imperative. So, follow the signs and orders and you will get there quicker, better and without trouble. Don't be the "fool who fouls up" by making wrong turns, ignoring traffic officers and parking*^ in prohibited areas. Leave a little earlier in the morning to allow time for a inorf careful and safer trip. If you plan to stay very late and have a long way to go, don't attempt to drive back that night. Reserve ahead if you plan to stay overnight with friends or at a hostelry. This year, be the "judges' choice" for careful and safe driving. A blue ribbon at the fair isn't promised, but a happier, safer time is guaranteed! For your copy of the new, clearly illustrated Rules of the Road booklet, write to Paul Powell, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois, 62706. ATTENTION Ckiesp Sin-fines luiirs THE CHICAGO SUN-TIMES in the Island Lake - Cary & Wauconda area is now being delivered to homes and distributed to stores by the news agency listed below: NEW SSLAMD LAECE CH!CMS@ SUN-TIMES mm AGENCY 50§ lost State S@€id Island Lake, Illinois • PHONES: 526-2468 526-6190 If you have failed to receive your papers for the past few days ... or if you wish to subscribe to the Sun-Times, please call one of the above telephone numbers. ISLAND LAKE NEWS AGENCY Co-chairmen Mrs. Paul S. Jessiq> and Mrs. William Givens have announced that $671.78was collected during the annual Salvation Army Doughnut Day tagging in McHenry last Friday. The tag day is sponsored locally Jjy the McHenry Woman's club. Xjxjcal Woman's club members assisting were Mesdames Morris Crouch, Joseph Lunniss, Frank Gans, Thomas Bolger, Hugh Fanning, Erik Braenne, Frank Gregory, Harold Vaupell, Frank Prem, Charles Prokop, Phil Mangold, Paul Jessup, Harry Eckland, F. Borchardt and Laverne Spohr. Also Mesdames Keith Foster, Elmer Stange, Vaughan Jones, Joseph Etten, Patrick Moriarity, H. H. Mass, Alex Justen, Harry Dubsky, Frank Steffek,. Christopher Qtdnn, William Jordan, Harold Wildhagen, J.C. Hoak and Charles J. Miller. Helping also were members of the Lilymoor Woman's auxiliary, Mrs. Eunice Tobey, Mrs. T. L. Young, Mrs. Victor Bassi, Mrs. Connie Johnson and Mrs. Calvin Stineman. Mrs. Edwin York, Mrs. Bernie Matchen and Mrs. Charles Hansen represented the Legion auxiliary. Others assisting were Mrs. Paul Bell, Mrs. Gordon Benes, Young Republicans Welcome President Of Proviso YR's At their June picnic, the Mc* Henry County Young Repub-r licans heard a campaign'speech from George Croaker, president of the Proviso Township YR's. Croaker is a candidate for the presidency of the statewide organization. Both Croaker and McHenry County Club President Cal Skinner, Jr., are alternates to the convention of the National Federation of Young Republicans in Omaha the week of June 19. During the business meeting, Skinner reported that the YR's traditional county fair booth was progressing well. According to Skinner, "An impressive, yet non-controversial" booth is being planned. A picnic with water sports similar to this month's is being planned for July. Prior to the picnic, YR's will conduct a model canvass of a Crystal Lake precinct. SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION Registration for summer school at McHenry high school will be accepted no later than 8 a.m. on opening day, June 16. Mrs. Henry Jackson, Leonard Gehrke and Randal! SnUth. Public Cooperates With First Use Of Tornado Alert John J. Shay, director of McHenry Civil Defense, announced that he was very satisfied with the cooperation exhibited , by the public on Saturday, June 10, when for the first time it was necessary to use the sirentoalertthepublic to an approaching tornado. He received a report of a tornado noted over Wonder Lake, heading in an easterly direction. Fire chief Ed Justenwas standing by at Station one and immediately set off the signal, which is a three-to-five minute steady blast. Shoppers in business districts sought shelter in the stores, with most business -people offering assistance. Mr. Shay said that one problem still exists and should be brought to tthe attention of the public. When a similar situation occurs, the public' must not phone the police or fire department except to report an emergency. All personnel answering these phones are being instructed to not give out any weather information in an effort to reduce the number of plume calls for this information. There is no all clear signal and for that reason people must stay tuned to their radios for the broadcast of this information. Tho UnhmnHy Man With the job nearly done, the mower clogged. Rather than turn the mower off, this impatient teenager reached ihto the discharge chute--and risked losing his fingers;*£. if not his whole hand. Mowing with rotary machines Si can be safe and pleasurable if the operator turns off his impulses and turns on hio common sense, according to the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute. A prime rule is never to tinker with or refuel a running engine. As important is the need to keep the lawn free of the sticks, stones and debris that the whirling blade can hurl at bullet-like speeds, with injury to the operator or someone close by. Pulling the mower toward you or mowing up and down a hill instead of sideways are other ways to court disaster. In every situation, caution is - the key. 1. If you buy a mower, make. ' sure you read the booklet and know all the controls. 2. Don't leave the motor running if you step away. 3. Watch your clothing- Loose clothing or the use of sneakers is an invitation to injury. Mowers are a great invention for saving time and effort and .. assuring you of a beautiful lawn. But, consider that with every, mower comes a built-in warning:, "HANDLE WITH CARE". SPOIL HIM A LITTLE... we have the Answer! • • Here's a terrific selection of gift ideas with Dad in mind. Sport Clothes, leisure wear, work clothes, accessories - the works! 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