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PG. A, - PLAINDEALER - FRI., JUNE 28, 1968 Senior Citizens Enjoy Supper •f&'yCX g® WM ^ yj 'V ',i' of1 - 1 Pictured at the last meeting of the Senior Citizens club of McHenry are Mrs. Guy Disney, publicity director; Mrs. Frank Crawford, secretary; Cy Young, treasurer; Bert Welker, president; Mayor Donald P. Doherty; Mrs. Lyda Radisch, historian; and Helen Strandquist, refreshment chairman. ' PLAINDEALER PHOTO The recent Senior Citizens club pot-luck supper was a successful event, with 145 in at- ^tendance from a membership "of 175. The next meeting will be held July 8. At the dinner this week, Mr. and Mrs, Sass of Ashley drive celebrated\ their forty-second wedding anhiversary. Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell observed their forty-sixth anniversary on June 25. Mayor Donald P. Doherty spoke briefly at the last meeting, especially noting the enthusiasm of club members which he stressed was a decided asset to the community. A club picnic will be held July 13 at Veterans Acres, Crystal Lake. In the 19th century, tuberculosis sufferers flocked to the Southwest in hopes that the dry climate would cure them. It didn't - climate does not play any part in the. treatment of TB. Today's TB patients are treated in sanatorium near their homes. SHOP IN MCHENRY JOINS NMLS Northern Illinois Realty Service, Inc. has been selected to join more than 150 firms across the nation in one of the most unique real estate marketing organizations in the country. NMLS, as the association is known, is listed in its caption as "America's foremost family of leading realtors, united to provide to the American home buyer and seller alike, a reputable and highly professional real estate organization with the best experience and the finest service possible." NMLS has created many services designed to assist its members do a better job for their clients. Among these is "HOMES FOR LIVING", a popular jnonthly pictorial magazine, individualized for each member and interchanged between all members, which portrays graphically and simply, homes available for immediate occupancy through NMLS members all over the nation. Thus member firms can as*- sist in advance to ease the. way for the thousands of American families who are/on the move every year through industry transfers and employment changes. An industry relocation program, management and sales training seminars, Home Trade-in Plan, home buyer aids, inter-area referral plans and cooperation and other projects and activities make NMLS one of the most respected and sought' after franchises in the real estate field. Ivan ^11, President of Northern Illinois Realty Service, Inc., was most enthused about the company's selection to represent NMLS in McHenry County. "We shall better be able to follow our policy of dedicated total service to our clients. Our appointment as the exclu- . ITEM: One of the newest do-it-yourself projects is a foam rubber hassock covered in shaggy carpet. Put one together with a plywood base, thick, genuine latex foam rubber cushioning and a covering of brightly colored carpeting. cjy Youth /kt \/ " RECEIVES JURIS--• Mini Boys Stale DOCTOR DEGkEE Six young junior students at M.CJI.S. left McHenry last weekend to spend a week at Illini Boys State at Springfield. The six were selected by a vote of the faculty. . Youth in attendance are Donald Sturm and James Vyduna, sponsored by the Kiwanis club; phillip A. Owen and Michael Janik, sponsored by the Legion post; and Tom Burton and Kenneth Wahl, sponsored by the Rotary club. One of the young men selected, Donald P. Reinboldt, who has been hospitalized, was unable to attend. Making the trip by chartered bus, the boys are "taking part in the mythical government on all levels, established to give participating students a better idea of the procedures followed. They will make the return trip Saturday, June 29. Country Club drive, McHenry.. The graduate and his wife, Julia, have moved from Champaign to McHenry, where hehas accepted a position teaching this fan in the local school system. - Mr. Jessup received his B.S. degree from Northwestern university in 1965. : GIRL MISSING McHenry police are investigating the disappearance of Mary Wilson816, from her home at 4505 W. Ponca. The opaki is a cross between the antclose and giraffa. Marine Festival 'Schedule 1:00 p.m.- Sunday, July 14 --Water Fights McHenry City Beach sive NMLS representative means we join a country-wide network of the best real estate companies in the business. We can thus fulfill our pledge to provide those extra services which have built our reputation and given us a growing host of friends during the years." The entire staff of Northern Illinois Realty Service, Inc., from both the Crystal Lake and McHenry offices is attending a day-long seminar today, June 27, to complete their training program in NMLS in order to better serve the needs of all of McHenry County. Appearing before Magistrate William J. Gleason June 26 in Branch IH court, McHenry, Berne M. Moncrief, Jr., was fined $10 and $5 costs for noisy mufflers. The speeding charge of Jean M. Jaremka was transferred to Branch I court. Charles W. Womack failed to appear and his case was continued to Aug. 28. On a speeding charge, Ruth H. Madision had her speeding case continued to July 17. Michael W. Wahoske was fined $10 and $5 costs for not having state license plates. Albert A. Hosch failed to appear and his case was continued to Aug. 28. ROBERT W. JESSUP Robert W. Jessup received the degree Juris Doctor from the College of Law, University of Illinois, on June 15. Among those attending the commencement exercises were his parents„ Mr. and Mrs, Paul S. Jessup, of * 1 Thursday, July 18 Family Night 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. - ""7^ Rru® 8:00 p.m. Popular Teen Age Band and McHenry City Dance Band --City Park Friday, July 19 8:30-- Square Dance------McHenry City Park Saturday, July 20 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. -- International Days Sidewalk Sale, Evening Annual Marine Festival Dance, V.F.W. Clubrooms, McHenry, Open to Public. International Days Awards Presentation. Sunday, July 21 2-00 p.m. - Annual Marine Festival Parade 4:00 p.m. Water Ski Show - City Beach 7:00 p.m. - Annual Drum Corps Magic Show - McCracken Field ITEM: Added to the1"1 final rinse water, a fabric softener will help reduce static electricity in fabrics of man-made fibers; soften baby clothes and fluff terry robes and chenille bedspreads. BBMa YOUE PRESCMPTSOMS TO Your prescription l s worth 50 extra S&H Green Stamps at Nye£ Offer expires July 7th. Thermo King Custom 500 THERM Sleek, trim, and rugged as a custom-built "Indy 500" racer! Cools faster, quieter, better. , . costs less to operate! Why should you swelter in your car when you can enjoy Thermo King Auto Air Conditioning for just pennies a day? Easily installed, movable from car to car when you trade, your Thermo King will give you many years of driving comfort at surprisingly low cost. From 199.50 & All 3331 W. Elm St. it C Phone 385-0426 One Jantzen is worth a thousand words. As a case in point: The Top-All pullover absorbent terry velour, to warm up after a cool swim. Colors to match Jantzen swimsuits... surf blue, tarnished green, desert gold, for example. 100% cotton. Sizes S-XL, Men's sizes $5.00 Boy's sizes $4.00 -- OPEN tzen spo ken here jantzen 7 days a week f f f Ty n- ROLLINS RD. * Hours:- Daily S p.m. Sunday - Noon Differs served in The -Style von QQOBnyAX0®t3O ,VOLP 12° MC HENRY ONftOtUNS SHORE OF (LAK1 !b Me c i A- I r a t'E s FOR ^/A Introducing f Scheirich-Kitchen Cabinets / YOUR CHOICE OF ONE FREE * Waste Disposal With the purchase X' .n Ou nKt iuMU UU1 of a complete set \ * Kitchen Sink of kitchen cabinets Stop in today and see the Ultimate in Kitchen <Tabinots with Features Galore in unheard of saving's 1245 NORTH GREEN STREET Rosenthals Building Service Center 439-2700 Crystal Lake Open Sundays 9 - 1 ar _ here helps build a ®@mm(Mity! tli&Nl Soon, June 30 to be exact, each of our savers will be many dollars richer. These dollars, earnings they'll receive on their savings accounts, represent a reward for their thrift habit. ft Saving here brings many rewards! Foremost among these is the knowledge that these saved dollars are helping to build a better community. The money folks save here is reinvested primarily in monthly repayable first mortgages on single family homes that are being bought, built or improved. You can help our community grow by becoming a saver. We'll hejp your personal financial growth by paying generous earnings on your savings. Start saving with us now. $405,261 in earnings coming to MARENGO FEDERAL savers on June 30th A 7f(,/ a year current rate 70 on Passbook Savings. Per year Certificate Savings ($5,000 to $9,000 inclusive) Per year Certificate Savings ^1 ($10,000 minimum) Encourage Community Growth--SA VE MARENGO federal savings 200 East Orant Highway • Illinois 601 S2 Phone:815-568-7258 • •rfi'<**ritiii'i'i'r-fc A $26,000,000 mutual association serving Northern Illinois since 1025.