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McCLORY REPORTS From Washington The controversy surrounding cigarette advertising continues to raise a storm in the Halls of Congress. Recently, the United States House of Rep­ resentatives passed a bill (H.- R. 6543) requiring cigarette packages to contain the follow­ ing legend: Btrber Shop ̂% Hair Coloring - Hair Styling jdg ' Razor Cuts JANE'S by appointment 885-7711 n "Warning: The Surgeon Gen­ eral has determined that Cig­ arette Smoking is Dangerous to your Health and may cause Lung Cancer or other Dis­ eases." * The legislation imposes no obligation to include this warn­ ing in radio, TV, newspaper or magazine cigarette advertise­ ments. Neither does the mea­ sure affect cigars, pipe tobac­ co or (roll your own) "Bull Durham". Indeed, the principal effect of the bill is to extend exist­ ing restraints against the Fed­ eral Communications commis­ sion, the Federal Trade com­ mission or any other federal agency which is inclined to pro­ hibit all advertisements of cig­ arettes not warning of the po­ tential dangers to health which attend cigarette smoking. The measure is still pending in the United States Senate where its fate is uncertain. A serious question is raised as to the limits of FCC control over TV and radio advertising. Possible dangers to health are inherent in a great many pro­ ducts including drugs, cosmet­ ics -- even some foods. If ra­ dio and TV advertising of var­ ious products is to be pro­ hibited by a federal agency cre­ ated by the Congress, how far does this authority extend? For the time being -- at least -- the Congress seems inclined to prevent this authority from be­ ing extended even to cigarette ads. Meanwhile, the television and radio industries, including the three major networks and more than 200 unaffiliated radio and TV stations, have undertaken to bar Voluntarily all cigarette ad­ vertising by the year 1972. This step, described as consistent with the stations' "Code of Eth­ ics", obviously has been en­ couraged by the pressures which the FCC and the Con­ gress have applied. Further­ ed the mc sionthat ing is, indeed, dangerous to human health. The Congress seems deter­ mined to bar the FCC from pro­ hibiting radio and TV cigarette advertising, providing a health warning is contained on each pack. However, there are strong LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 more?, the move is a clear ad- mis sionthat cigarette smok- PARENTS WARN CHILDREN ABOUT PLAYING IN ROAD I have had several complaints about children either playing in the roads or riding their bikes and daring the drivers of cars to hit them. Parents please warn your children this is a very dangerous gave for them to play. No driver wants to hit indications that the glamorous "Marlboro Country" and "You've come a long way, ba­ by" commercials soon may be relegated to the archives. The Congress is left then with this most perplexing dil­ emma. How long will tobacco be deemed an agricultural pro­ duct -- enjoying a direct fed­ eral subsidy in 1968 of more than $30 million? It is strange, indeed, to pay farmers who grow tobacco on their own land and then virtually forbid the to­ bacco to be sold -- because of its danger to human life. There may be some indica­ tion as to tobacco's future in the fact that while population rose in 1968, cigarette sales were down more than 230 mil­ lion packs. any child, but cars cannot stop, on a dime. Please explain to them that cars do not weigh just a few pounds, they weigh thousands of pounds, cars are not toys you can play with. We want to finish out the summer months and the rest of their young lives without hearing they have been serious­ ly injured or killed because they dared a driver. If we have a pet and this pet gets killed we feel very badly. But this pet can be replaced, our chil­ dren ga^nnot be replaced like a pet. ¥ Drivers, if this continues sign a complaint with the police against the child or children and save them from a tragedy. Parents put yourself in the driv­ ers seat and just think of how you would feel if a child dared you and you could not avoid hitting the child. It could be your own child you could hit, REGISTERED TO VOTE? Primary election for Con- Con will be held this Sept 23. In order to vote you must be a registered voter. If you are not registered to vote and are 21 or over you can register with Pat Morrison at 119 Valley View, Lakemoor. The deadline JULY 31, AUGUST 1 & 2 GIGANTIC SHOE CLEARANCE SALE! GIRLS' - WOMEN'S 1 LOT ASSORTED $ STYLES PAIR 1 LOT ASSORTED STYLES REG. 4.99 1 LOT ASSORTED STYLES REG. 5.99 - 6.99 2 *3 ^PA, 125 PAIRS FAMOUS MAKE GIRLS* SHOES REG. 4.00 to 5.99 ONLY lltVVpAIR 1 LOT ASSORTED SANDALS 50$ PAIR - - 1 LOT CHILDREN - WOMEN'S 1^# I Vw IIILIV r\L IN - VV wmc IN O mm CANVAS OXFORDS '-00 1 1 RACK OF A KIND CHILDREN WOMEN'S BOYS' MEN'S . WINTER JACKETS DRASTICALLY REDUCED! REG. 1.00 RUTH BARRY NYLONS SEAMLESS, FLAT KNIT SIZES 9 - 11 COLORS: OFF BLACK, BLONDETTE, FASHION TAN, PECAN, TAHITI, SMART BEIGE.^ 66* PAIR FLOOR SAMPLES OF *END TABLES *LAMP TABUS »EARLY AMERICAN TABLES *R0CKERS - -irii-iri -in."!.-.-. juanni-iririi-ii-n-.-i-.-i ** REDUCED x / •BLOUSES * SHIRTS * PANTS •SWEATERS *TIES * ROBES •SUMMER % 2 PRICE WMWWOMMMWWO » • «"» • "'•'""'flPjlg' REG. 19<< EACH MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS 10 FOR 1.00 ODDS AND ENDS CURTAINS DRAPES Vi PRICE ALL SUMMER JEWELRY Vi PRICE REG. ISt BABY RUTH CANDY BARS St LIMIT 5 EACH • REG. 2.98 • CHILD'S RIDING TOYS 1.50 EACH FRANKLIN 1250 N. GREEN ST. MCHENRY to register to vote is Aug. 22. You must be 21 or over, a res­ ident eft the state one (1) year, county 90 days and the pre­ cinct 30 days. If you have chang­ ed your name since you have registered you must reg­ ister under your new name. If you have moved and are still in the same precinct you must change your address for voting. Pat Morrison will do this for you too. See Pat Morrison any day except Sundays. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICEfOF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE Board of Education School District No. 12 in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois that tentative budget for said school district for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1969, will be on file and con­ veniently available to public inspection at 2117 West Church Street, McHenry, Illinois, in this school district from and after 9:00 o'clock A.M. on the 1st day of August, 1969. No­ tice is further hereby given that a public hearing on said budget will be held at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of September, 1969, at Johnsburg School in this school district No. 12. Dated this 24th day of July, 1969. Board of Educa­ tion of School District No. 12, in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois. By: Jerome E. 01 sen Secretary (Pub. July 30, 1969) Wed. July 30, 1969 - Plaindealer - Sec. 2,xPg. 5 ART-ANTIQUE SHOW An Olde Town f atmosphere will prevail this year during Al­ gonquin Founders Days Annual Antique and Art show on Aug. 8. Sixty requests have been made for exhibit area along Main street, Merchants and other organizations have also turned out in full force to add to the festivities of the day. Commemorating Founders Days, Mrs. Helen Rattray, an active Algonquin exhibitor, has donated her rendering in oil of the "Old Village Hall" to reproduce as a first in a ser­ ies of ten Algonquin scenes on note paper. This series is ex­ pected to become a collectors item once it is completed. All those wishing to. enter works of art., sketches, anti­ ques, etc., may write the Art Committee P.O. Box 101 Al­ gonquin, 111., 60102, on or be­ fore Aug. 1. 4 SHOP IN McHENRY FofcqdoAOAO SIGN UP WHERE YOU WORK OR BANKj i MOON MOVIES RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED ON THIS LIMITED EDITION Place your Order NOW BIDS FOR HARRISON SCHOOL Harrison School District No. 36 announces that bids will be taken for milk, gas for bup- es, and fuel oil, for the 1969- 70 school year. Bids will be opened August 5, 1969 at 2 P.M. in the Administrative Of­ fices. For further information call Mr. R.D. Bright at 653- 5742. (Pub. July 30, 1969) lly and GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY CASTL( FILMS HOME MOVIES KOTALIK'S Camera Center 1313 N. Riverside Dr. Phone>385-0275 ( I Thu rs day-Friday-Saturday j July 31 Through August Maalox Antacid Liquid CENOL INSECT MAAVP* 12 OZ. BOTTLE LIMIT 2 Norwich 5 grain BOTTLE OF 25 ALKA-SELTZER EACH LIMIT 2 V This Sale Only STOCKINGS 100 PERCENT NYLON $2.49 REG. $5.00 GREEN STREET MALL 1259 NORTH GREEN STREET PHONE 385-4500 McHENRY, ILLINOIS