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Pd. 4, - PLAINDEALER - WED., OCT., 23, 1968 MEDICAL SOCIETY PROVIDES TOP HEALTH CARE (Continued from page D three hospitals take turns sponsoring a scientific program for doctors in the county. Lectures by authorities from midwest universities headline the quarterly programs. "Doctors are proud to call the public's attention to the better health made possible through the widespread cooperation of the health care teams in the county--the nursing staff, hospital staff, Public Health department, Easter Seal Therapy center,,County Tuberculosis association, Mental Health center, administrative personnel at hospitals, board of directors, and the medical staff," concluded Dr. Griesbach in a National Health Week message. Members of the committee for the National Health Week salute include Dr. B.B. Neuchiller, Woodstock; Dr. V.B. Petralia, Cary; and Dr. Griesbach, McHenry. YMCA Begins World Service Sale Of Candy (Continued from page 1) gether as neighbors in a shrinking world. World Service is based upon the concept that YMCA's can help in meeting many different needs. They are stimulants to people to think for themselves. They are places of inspiration for - ideals and actions. They are schools that prepare people for livelihoods. They are bridges of understanding between individuals, communities and nations, and between young people and their elders. They are channels through which people work together for a common good. Boys and girls, clearly displaying the emblem of their YMCA when greeting customers, will be offering a sample of the candy to purchasers. Youth members who are interested in participating in the project need a parent's permission before they begin. The 'Y is offering incentive awards to salesmen selling from twelve to one hundred and eighty boxes of the confections and trophies for excellence will be presented to any persoa, family, or YMCA group selling more than 100 boxes. fftfTTTRl} Tax Sale To .Begin Nov. 18 (Continued from page 1) recourse in the case of redemption. Anyone who failed to pay his taxes in either 1965 or 1966 would do well to check with the County Clerk's office to see if they are about to lose their properly through a prior tax sale. Next week a detailed explanation will appear in this paper of how to go about buying taxes. If you are interested in the profit potential, save the list of delinquents and next week's article. It will outline tax sale procedures. GOLF ACCIDENT . While playing golf last Sunday, a motor car tipped and fractured the left ankle of Armando Forti of McHenry. He was taken to McHenry hospital for treatment. There seems to be a dearth of comment on the accomplishments of the 90th Congress. This mysterious silence results from a noticeable lack of interest on the part of the President who is none too happy with the independence displayed by the U.S. House and Senate during these past two days. •" * This much is clear. The Congress has measured up to its constitutional role as an "independent" branch of the federal government. In addition, the accomplishments of the 90th Congress have been quite spectacular and constructive. But much that the Congress has accomplished has been in spite of, and sometimes in opposition to, the President. For instance, take the current issue of "law and order". The Congress rejected the President's "safe streets" measure with its Great Society pattern of more federal bureaucracy and a typical grant-in-aid program. Instead, the Congress adopted a new approach in writing a comprehensive Omnibus Anti- Crime bill including (a) creation of an institute to train law enforcement officers and encourage research into scientific advances for fighting crime (b) authority for wire tapping under court direction in cases of organized crime; (c) clarification of police investigation procedures in an effort to avoid U.S. Supreme Court interferences; (d) requirement for cooperation between federal, state, and local authorities. Over the opposition of the U.S. Attorney General, the Congress passed an anti-riot bill and a measure making it a Federal crime to burn or otherwise desecrate the American flag. The Congress also enacted stiff gun control legislation banning interstate sales of all types of guns and ammunition. Several other measures to improve law enforcement in our federal courts are these: (a) creation of a new Federal Judicial center designed to speed up and improve the administration of justice, particularly in criminal cases; (b) establishment of a system of Federal magistrates (with broad jurisdiction) to replace the politically dominated and frequently One Upmanship Bobert Fagan Box 396 McHenry 885-2785 My company offers stream* lined insurance coverage that Is on top of today's needs. Without obligation, may I show you how to pnt your present Insurance program In line with these modern times? H*prmt»ntlng WOODMEN ACCIDENT AND LIFE COMPANY HMas© im Elegance Of Hie South Sea Islaarf pnxyr bar Over Looking Scenic Fox KIvot ^pocktaiig 1 Open 7 days a week 11:00 a.m. to closing Sandwiches Drinks Lounge 385-9700 under New Management YOUR HOST YVally & Dora Docking for patrons Come by Boa 1406 N. Riverside McHenry McCLORY REPORTS From Washington unskilled U;S. Commissioners; and (c) a new method of selecting jurors to assure that no discrimination shall be practiced because of race or color. The area of civil rights was considered in other legislative measures including a bill toprotect persons in the exercise of existing constitutional rights and those who are assisting persons in registering, voting, or pursuing other civil rights such as equal job opportunities, public accommodations, and fair housing. An equally important measure was the bill to protect law enforcement officers and others involved in simpressing riots and disorders occurring in connection with violent demonstrations. The Congress took particular note jof the subject of education by ^establishing the Vocational Education Act to update the practical training services which public schools shouldoffer to those who do not choose a college education. Also, the Congress provided for expansion of the school lunch program and for extending provisions for loans and other support for students seeking a higher, education. Other significant legislation includes: (a) a new law relating to juvenile delinquency; (b) a new Wholesome Poultry Act which requires, state inspection of poultry products; (c) a new statute to protect the public health by controlling the use of drugs administered to animals raised for human consumption; (d) an amendment to the Truth-in-Lending Act torequire full disclosures of interest and carrying charges; and (e) a bill to protect consumers against hazardous products including flammable wearing apparel. Vy Most of these accomplishments by the 90th Congress have been without the initiative or support of the Administration. Indeed, the present Congress has not been content to advance its own legislative measures but has undertaken to substantially revise much of the misdirected and ill-advised legislation of the earlier Great Society era. ' > * CLOTHES HELP EVEN THE ODDS The earth's "have nots" outnumber the "haves" by 2 to 1. You can help to reduce the odds by giving your used clothes through the Catholic Bishops' Clothing Campaign in November. / ,!•*• WARN TEEN-AGERS With a warning, sheriff's police released a group of teenagers who werethrowingpumpkins on Crystal Lake blacktop, near the west campus school, last Saturday night. 4-H builds character, leadership and good citizenship to better serve our growing ration. RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of Skyline Drlve-Ir PHONE 385-2486 BOARDING AND TRAINING Obedience -- Hunting and Retrieving (Large Heated Kennels) 6.S.E Pointer Stud Service - POODLE GROOMDfO I JEWELS I i [ f u mssssmj i , 1 I i MANY SHOPS IN ONE! i i i i i_i i \ FROZEN FOOD DOLLAR SALE 4 For $1*00 5 For $1*00 MAStY DUNBAR MA1Y DUNBAR BRUSSEL SPROUTS CAULIFLOWER BABY LIMA BEANS FORDHOOK LIMA BEANS FRENCH FRIES STRAWBERRIES DEWKIST RASPBERRIES BROCCOLI SPEARS WHOLE KERNEL CORN ITALIAN GREEN BEANS CUT GREEN BEANS GREEN PEAS DEWKIST MIXED VEGETABLES FOR THE KIDDIES ML CHIlDHiN WEARING A HALLOWEEN COSTUME AiE INW0TSD TO STOP IN FOR A THAT, WED., OCT. 30 THURS., OCT. 31 from 5:00 to 8:00 6 For $1.00 CHI1RY VALLEY CUT GREEN BEANS FRENCH GREEN BEANS CHOPPED BROCCOLI DBfeftST^,"" & CARROTS m 8 For $1*00 CHERRY VALLEY . GREEN PEAS CHOPPED SPINACH LEAF SPINACH GARDEN GROWN itlCED CARROTS Butter" SANDWICH lit REG. 31<f 250 REG. 29<J BUTTEIMI -- sPiciW- leoooTsaamT., BON«S OCT. 26,1968 &OU~SUC£D Pineapple 4 US SPECIAL S SPECIAL In Meat , k' CENTER CUT 20*>Z~ Can FOlmo' MACARONI or SPAGHETTI lot CHOOSE FROM THESE FAMOUS BRANDS Sliced Bacon US SPECIAL H lLLEFi% It SOUR CREAM 16 OZ. 59* GOOD THRU SAT., OCT. 26, 1968 BTl OF 25 V OOD THRU $AT>( ^OCT.26, t968 Aluminum GRADE 'A'- 3 TO 4 LBS. LB. Sieving Shickem MEATY - BONELESS Beef Stew LB. OC U.S.D.A. CHOICE w Chuelk Steak 79 LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE CHSCKEN BESASYS GRADE A' CHICKEN LEGS EN 9c 55 3»e IN OUR» TIY SHOP , BLADE 5 CUT LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE-POT ROAST Round Bra© or Boston Cut LBU. S.D.A. CHOICE Rib Steak LB. JEWEL'S PRODUCE DEPARTMENT IS LOADED WITH THE NUTRITION YOU WANT FOR YOUR FAMILY! IN OUR: CHEFS KITCHEN REG 1.29 REG. 69<? Corn < Beef 1/2 lb. Meat L©@(? 11//22 LLBB.. 59C 69<T Jun'°r INDIAN CORN Celebrating Jewel's 2nd Anniversary Of "Miracle Prices" Celebrating J*wel\ 2nd Anniversary Of "Miracle Priret" HALLOWEEN SPECIALS HALLOWEEN OiCORATIP Doughnuts 8" Cakes $1.69 Cup Calces 6/65 Junior Calces 3 "36 size" CANTAL0PE . $1.00 $n® ppy,f GREEN BEANS * 19$ RED POTATOES 10 LB. Bag 49* STRAW FLOWERS