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Rg. 8, Sec. 2 - Plaindealer - Wed. Oct. 29, 1969 BEGIN F^FTH ANNUAL YMCA SALE OF CANDY The Lake Region YMCA be­ gan the fifth annual sale of chocolate-covered thin mints to residents of the Ys four- teen-community service area towns on Oct. 25. All residents are urged to greet the youth salesmen with courtesy as they assist the YMCA in an effort to raise money for the 1969 World Service Projects fund. When greeting prospective custom­ ers, all salesmen will wear YMCA identification pins and they will offer samples of the delicious mints to their customers. Salesmen are also working to receive awards for the amount of candy they sell. A- wards of a trophy will be pre­ sented to the group or person who sells more than 100 boxes of the mints. Other incen­ tive awards are YMC A tee shirts, YMC A sweat shirts, tote bags, youth-memberships, fam­ ily memberships, or a credit toward the YMCA program of the salesman's choice. Receipts from the candy sale Here and There in Business are turned over to the Inter­ national Committee of YMCA's to be shared with YMCA's in thirty-nine different countries for the purpose of training peo­ ple for jobs in needed voca­ tional fields, teaching literacy courses to youth and adults, helping persons develop their own potential; also by providing the tools and know-how to build better homes, to grow nourish­ ing foods, and to take care of their physical health, and to es­ tablish day care centers. The International Comm'.ttee of YMCA's knows that while populations explode and human needs multiply - and crises con­ tinue to rend cities and nations around the world - the need for YMCAs and YMCA World Service grows. COMPANY QUESTIONNAIRE Many Wonder Lake cus­ tomers of General Telephone will receive an important ques­ tionnaire within the next few days, according to the com­ pany's manager responsible for the Wonder Lake area, Ter- rance L. Biroschik. He explained, "As a part of our continuing program to im­ prove service, the question­ naires are being mailed today (10-30-69) from our state head­ quarters at Bloomington to a scientific, sampling of the cus­ tomers in the Wonder Lake area. The primary objective of the survey is to determine opin­ ions and attitudes of customers regarding the service the com­ pany provides." Biroschik emphasized that the greater the number of cus­ tomers that complete and return the questionnaire, the more re­ liable the information will be. Included on the form is a place for the customer's name and telephone number. He pointed out that while it is not abso­ lutely necessary for this por­ tion to be filled in, it is very helpful because it allows the company to identify areas in an exchange where specific im­ provements are necessary. The questionnaire will come with a pre-addressed return envelope and will contain four­ teen multiple-choice or short- answer questions to expedite its completion by customers. General Telephone is systemat­ ically surveying various ex­ changes each month until all 324 exchanges in the 40 percent pf the geographic area of Ill­ inois served by the company are evaluated. Lose 10 lbs. in 10 days on Grapefruit Diet - This is the revolution­ ary grapefruit diet thatev eryone is suddenly talking about. Thousands of cop ies have been passed from hand to hand in factories, plants and offices through­ out the U.S. Because this diet really works. We have testi­ monials reporting on its success. If you follow it exactly, you should lose 10 pounds in 10 days. No weight loss in the first four days but you will sud denly drop 5 pounds on the 5th day. Thereafter lose one pound a day until the 10th day. Then you will lose V/2 pounds every two days until you get down to your proper weight. Best of all, there will be no hunger pangs. Revised and en­ larged, this diet lets you stuff yourself with former­ ly "forbidden" goods, such as steaks trimmed with fat, roast or fried chicken, gravies, mayonnaise, lob­ ster swimming in butter, bacon fats, sausages and scrambled eggs and still lose weight. The secret behind this "quick weight loss" diet is simple. Fat does not form fat. P. *d the grapefruit juice in this diet acts as a catalyst (the "trigger"), to start the fat burning process. You stuff yourself on the permitted food listed in the diet plan, and still lose unsightly fat and excess body fluids. A copy of this startling suc­ cessful diet can be obtained by sending $3 to: Gulf Co. P.O. Box 524 Lincoln, Nebraska 68501 Money-back guarantee. If after trying the diet you have not lost 7 pounds in the first seven days, an­ other 6 pounds in the next 7 days, and Impounds ev­ ery two days, thereafter, simply return the diet plan and your $3 will be re­ funded promptly and with­ out argument. Tear out this message as a reminder. Decide now to regain the trim attractive figure of your youth. BRICKLAYER GRADUATES At a recent graduation din­ ner, nine bricklayer appren­ tices received certificates of completion from the U. S. De­ partment of Labor, Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, and Craft Achievement Certif­ icates from the Fox Valley General Contractors associa­ tion. The graduates were as fol­ lows: James Zoeller, Algon­ quin; James Steele and Joseph Dieckman, Elgin; James Bim- merle, Crystal Lake; Glen Mohrbacher, Cary; Terrence Mulligan and Stanley Dunlop, Aurora; and Edward Smith, Harrisburg. RECEIVE AWARDS At the recent meeting of the Elgin Association of Life Un­ derwriters, awards were pre­ sented to two of its members who had successfully completed the Life Underwriter Training council two-year course on per­ sonal and business life insur­ ance. The certificates were presented to Dennis Conway, agent for State Farm Life In­ surance company in McHenry, and Robert McCoy, Woodstock. Legal Not ice Public Notice Is hereby given that on October 16th, A.D. 1969, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as THE RED DOOR lo­ cated at 1303 North Riverside Drive, McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 16th day of Oc­ tober, A.D. 1969. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk (Pub. Oct. 22, 29, Nov. 5, 1969) GET ATTENTION f R0Y scorn NEWS TROOP 162 Last weekend a number of our boys had an enjoyable time at the Fall Camporee. Over 1,000 scouts attended the camp­ oree, held at the Rockford air­ port. Two of our new Scouts, Bill Steinback and Mike Freund, were excited about being on their first camp-out with our troop. The boys participated in many events including rope climbing, compass games, height and distance calculation, archery and the half-mile Scout pace race alternating running and walking. John Cunat, our senior patrol leader, disting­ uished himself by winning the log toss. He tossed a log the size of a fence post farther than any other Scout at the Camporee and brought home a first prize for our troop. Quite a feat. Congratulations, John. John's father, Dean Cunat, and Scoutmaster Bob Decker were leaders at the outing. Sunday found our Scouts par­ ticipating in their ususal game- rain dodging. The boys came home with wet clothes, sleep­ ing bags and tents. This sum­ mer has really been our year SHOW IHIE ' A LOT OF V SPOOKS ANP ( GOBLINS ANP MONSTERS... ...CARRYING BLACK ANP ORANGE CARTONS... ...ANP I'LL SHOW YOU SOME GREAT YOUNGSTERS COLLECTING.. I'VE JUST BEEN1 USTEP IN "INHO'S WITCH" ...TOR (O 1969 bv News Syndicate Co. Inc. World Right* Rf*iwd for practicing wet weather camping. At the last board of review Mike Roberts and Bill Stein­ back passed their tenderfoot badges. Nicky Troka passed his first class rank. Good work boys. Jim Cole Public Relations World < Of Pharmacy PUBLIC PULSE A TRIBUTE "Dear Readers: "On the twenty-fifth of Oc­ tober we celebrated the wed­ ding anniversary, of Mr. and Mrs. Ristow (Pistakee High­ lands). It was a pleasure and a privilege to do so. A per­ son couldn't find better par­ ents, grandparents, friends and neighbors as they. They keep their home, grounds and pos­ sessions as nice as can be. "They try to help whenever, and whomever they can. They are doctor or nurse to all an­ imals; and candy helps tears from little children too. My wish today (and always) is that my husband and I will have the wisdom, greatness and loving - ness on our fifty-eighth wed­ ding anniversary as my grand­ parents do today. "Sincerely, "Mrs. G. Darmody "5305 N. Pistakee drive "McHenry * SERVICE NEWS Mineman Third Class War­ ren J. Heir, USN, son of Mr* and Mrs. Eugene V. Heir of 5407 N. Lucina, McHenry, is serving aboard the nuclear- powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise at Newport News, Va. The Enterprise, world's lar­ gest warship, is currently un* dergoing an extensive overhaul at Newport NeWs. During this overhaul the ship's eight nuclear cores are being replac­ ed. The new cores will have a life of more than ten years. Enterprise returned to the U.S. following its fourth cruise to the Gulf of Tonkin off the coast of Vietnam. Donald Doherty R.PH. Robert Schultx. ILPh. HOARSENESS Unfortunately many of us tend to ignore hoarseness, as just a ^symptom of a cold. Hoarseness is not considered a disease, but when it persists longer than three weeks a doctor should be consulted. The major concern here is the possibility of mal­ ignancy. Early diagnosis may save your voice and /or life. This condition is caused by an interference of the normal vibrations of the larynx. Some of the causes are inflammation, irritation from smoking, hys­ teria, or paralysis of the vo­ cal structure. When breathing becomes difficult, the larynx must be examined especially in persons who have laryngeal trouble. Infection is ususally suspected in children but, in adults this condition may be cancer, swelling, or even hem­ orrhaging into the wall of the larynx. When you come toBOLGER'S DRUG STOREyou'reintroduced to the competent services of our dedicated pharmacists. Take advantage of our modern up-to-date pharmaceutical de­ partment at 1259 N. Green. You'll receive prompt cour­ teous service everytime you dial 385-4500. Whitman Candy..O.T.C...Trus­ ses Norcross Greeting Cards...English Leather..Shul- ton....Max Factor THIS WEEKS HELPFUL HINT: The graphite from lead pen­ cils will lubricate an electric plug and make it easy to re­ move from a socket. CARPETS-RUGS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OVER 600 ROLLS IN STOCK 19th ANNIVERSARY SALE ON ALL WAREHOUSE STOCK EASY CARE SHAGS FROM OUR STOCK NYLON, ACRYLIC, POLYESTER AS RUGS INSTALLED EDGES FINISHED. DELIVERED WITH FOAM PAD 5" SQ. YD. $ 7": SQ. YD. HI null •$ THE TIME T0 BUY Y0UR RUG OR CARPET IH U VV IN TIME FOR THE H0UDAYS There is a Shortage of Carpet--Many Mills Taking As Long as 3 Months for delivery & fNYLON CARP" ATTACHED SED "TRADE-IN" RUGS REMNANTS AND ROLL RALANCES Reg. Hours: n A D DC TO 8 am- t0 9 Pm- Mon' Thur*-. F"- U A t f r c I o 8 a . m . t o 5 p . m . T u e s . , W e d . , S a t . AND RUGS Closed Sunday June Hwy 120 & City 14 (Financing Available) Woodstock 815-338-1000 3 % & "Eleven years ago, even my wife told me I was crazy to put in Electric Heat!' Back in 1958, you didn't find many people with enough nerve to install an electric heating system when they built a new home. People said it was out­ rageously expensive... and terribly unreliable. But Ferd Larson believed differently...and even though Mrs. Larson was against it, he was determined to have electric heat. Over the years, the Larsons have been con­ vinced they made the right decision. Because the only repairs they've needed in eleven years have amounted to a new fan motor and a few adjustments-nothing more. And today, they heat their 7-room home for just a little more than $200 a year. Over 35,000 families in Northern Illinois heat their homes electrically...and 10,000 more will join them this year. Shouldn't you find out about electric heat? It's really true what they say... 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