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/ > r County , College Applies For Membership In National Athletics After appropriating the mem­ bership fee, McHenry County college has applied for mem­ bership in the National Jun­ ior College Athletic associa­ tion. As a member of the or­ ganization, McHenry County will join the majority of jun­ ior colleges in the United States that sponsor intercollegiate athletic programs. The association conducts na­ tional championship events in football, cross country, basket­ ball, wrestling, baseball, track and field, golf, andtennis. When it becomes a member, McHen­ ry County college will also be able to participate in NMCAA sponsored national invitational events in rifle, soccer, swim­ ming, and gymnastics. Member colleges in the as- World ] Of Pharmacy sociation are given an insur­ ance plan for students engaged in intercollegiate athletic^, AU-American recognition, con­ sideration for records and po­ sitions on the NJCAA honor roll, and participation in spon­ sored national and internation­ al athletic events. A non profit organization, the Robert Schultx. R»Ph. OLD SOL AND YOU... "It's Summer Time and T^e Living Is Easy". This may be true in your case, but, here are a^ew facts concerning scratchy, irritating, yet non-catching Erythema Solare - (better known as sunburn). A leading dermatologist had this to say: "Sun ages the skin. Too much/ of it over long periods des­ troys the elastic fibers*tnrcon- nective tissues, and they be­ come degenerated. These fibers are like rubber bands and hold the skin taut. If you overdo --^itr even with a tan, the rays get down into the connective tissues". Although, there are many preparations sold today to help you get a tan or relieve a sun­ burn, there is no preparation made that will replace good common sense. Remember, summer is far too short to waste recuperating from a bad burn that could have been avoided. Remember, too, before you leave on your vacation, stop by BOLGER'S DRUG STORE 1259 N. Green..or call.. 385- 4500 for prescriptions and med­ ical supplies to last^ for the duration of your trip. Delivery Gas, Li ephone bills paid hei Orders..Rev!&n..Max^ Coty..English Leathei or... For your car your home your your health your boat your furniture your business your jewelry your wardrobe your golf clubs your camera your watch your credit cards your apartment building State Farm is all you need to know about insurance. Give me a call. DENNIS CONWAY 3315 WEST ELM ST. PH. 385-7111 r State Farm is all you need to know about insurance. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILL INOIS DURING* 20% OFF On All Professional I ' Dry-Cleaning Richard's Cleaners NJCAA uses funds from its var­ ious programs to broaden the scope of the organization and to better the intercollegiate ath­ letic program of the member colleges. The total fee for mem­ bership in the association has already been incorporated in the tentative budget for the 1969-^70 fiscal year. REGISTRATION AT JOHNSBURC PUBLIC SCHOOL AUG. 5-6 Registration for new students, in the Johnsburg public school, District 12, will be held at the school Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 5 and 6, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students who attended the Johnsburg public school last year, or who registered this spring for kindergarten, need not register now. Anyone who cannot be present should have a friend register the child. Physical and dental examin­ ations are required of all kin­ dergarten and fifth grade stu­ dents. These must be completed by the first day of school in order for the student to attend. All fees must be paid the first day. FLAMES GUT WONDER LAKE HOME SUNDAY After gutting the kitchen, a fire in the home of William Bukovski, 7608 South Drive, Wonder Lake, burned itself out on July 27. Bukoski and his family were away from the house watching a movie. Upon their return, at 12:15 a.m., they were greeted by clouds of black smoke. Although the cause is unde- . termined, the fire apparently began in the kitchen. All the doors and windows in the house were tightly shut. Burning in the closed area, the flames eventually consumed all the available oxygen. When the air supply was gone, the fire could not spread any further. By the time Bukovski had called the Wonder Lake fire de­ partment, the flames were al­ ready extinguished. No estimate of the damage could-bp-sjede. McHENRY JUNIOR FOOTBALL^ REGISTRATION Registration for the McHenry Junior Football team will take place on Saturday afternoon, the 9th of August, at 2:30 at the ball diamond across from the V.F.W. • „ All boys in the McHenry area interested in playing, shoul^l attend this meeting and bring their registration fee. Registration fee will be: $8.00 for one boy per family $6.00 each for two boys per family $5.00 each for three or more boys per family This fee covers insurance, uniforms, and transportation. All girls interested in being cheerleaders and pom pom girls, are invited to attend this meeting. For further information you may contact Robert Gassaway at 385-5912. * JOSEPHINE STERMER Funeral services will be con­ ducted Wednesday morning in the Stermer chapel, Chicago, for Mrs. Josephine Stermer, 70, of Chicago, a summer res­ ident of McHenry who died July 25 in McHenry hospital. Burial will be in All Saints cemetery, Park Ridge. R 33ERT J. FRE TT Robert J. Frett, 43, of 710 Lillian street, McHenry, died Tuesday, July 29, at McHen­ ry hospital. He was born in Johnsburg, June 9, 1926, and lived in this area all his life. He was construction superin­ tendent for the firm of Joseph Frett and Son, a business op­ erated by his father. Survivors include two sons, Michael and Mark, of Crystal Lake; his parents, Joseph and Sue Freund Frett of Johns­ burg; two sisters, Mrs. Cyn­ thia (John) Knox of McHenry and Nadine of Johnsburg; one brother, Walter. Visitation will be held af­ ter 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Peter M. Justen and Son fun­ eral home. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Fri­ day at St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, with burial ir^hechurrh^emeter^j^^^^ WED. JULY 30, 1969 * PLAINDEALER - PG. 7 It takes 1 more than a gold watch to make retirement tick. v • Take stock in America Buy U.S Saving• Bonds & Freedom Shares MAKE RIVER SURVEY -- High above the Fox river, in the upper »right corner of photo, Sheriff John Carroll surveys conditions of the water near McHenry. He had closed the river for boat traffic on July 21, but after the level fell several inches, it was reopened again Saturday. PLAINDEALER PHOTO V. GOODFYEAR I I I PHONE 385-1712 GE MOBILE MAID •PORTABLE! DISHWASHER BUDGET PRICED GE WASHER • Feature# wash cycle control set for any fabric wash load e Built-in soft food disposer e Self-storing automatic retracting power cord • Suspension system com­ pensates for off balance loads • Easy-loading top rack pops up when lid is opened Spin activator provides vigorous 3-zone washing action • Automatic detergent dispenser $2299 |GE9l5CUFT.| HAL DEFROST rris AGKE606AX Fashionette AIR CONDITIONER • OnlyM" wide for II eggs dfc the door • Vegetsble Ma holds 2/3 bushel 6.000 BTU's Ultra-quiet rotary compressor 95. Reusable air filter • Automatic thermostat Fresh air exchanger (ioodvear Automotive and Appliance Center 4400 W. Rf. 120, McHenry McHenry Vtarket Place 385-730C Hrs. 8:30-5:00 Fr i . t i l l 9:00 Sot. f i l l 4:30 1208 NORTH GREEN ST • Meed as shown at Goodyear stores, competitively priced at Goodyear Dealers and Stations displaying the Goodyear sign. g^^MHIstream Service Station Mi •• •• IMHBHenry ̂385- 9835