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\ ; V " -H | If* r jm.m l£: X v • ?G. 16 - PLAINDEALER - WED. JANUARY 14,1770 CUB PACK 131 Blue and Gold time is here again. The date has been set for Sunday, Feb. 15. Within the next few days each mother will be contacted to get the number of people expected to attend. After that the menu will be worked out and the boys will get busy making center­ pieces and place mats. , This month re-registration money is due, when each Scout pays for his 1970 membership. The money should be in the hands ^of the den mothers by the pack meeting, Jan'. 15. One face that will be missed at the pack meeting is that of Ray Bellon, faithful Webelo lea­ der. He is recovering from sur­ gery at McHenry hospital. While he is (getting well, A1 Potter is assuming the entire respon­ sibility of the Webelos. This is quite a large group of boys and he sure could use some help at the meetings on Mon­ day at 7:30. Don't forget the coupons be­ ing collected for the Kidney foundation. The proceeds will be used for Kidney disorder de­ tection for the children of Ill­ inois so our own kids will ben­ efit. There will be a large con­ tainer at the pack meeting for all the coupons saved during the holiday baking and snacking. The 1970 Pinewood derby will . be held at the March pack meeting. The den mothers will soon be getting the kits to the boys so they, along with their dads, can start work on the winning car. The next few months are the busiest both iri the dens and the pack. Blue and Gold, the Pine- wood derby, and Scout-O- Kama all take a lot of organization, cooperation, and, most of all, parent participation. Everyone fias &ouen well acquainted since the fall and friendships have been made both oh the parent level and Scout level. Now, with a little work, the coming activities should really be fun for all. Scribe Service News *<> \ & Antioch Country Club A Steak House DINNER and - DANCING Entertainment MILLIE SIMON _ (Sing Abng) BANQUET ROOMS available ^ 0 A , far 50-1,000 Fnday and Satuiday Excellent Food . , . Graciously ̂ Served Play. House Presents the P.M.& L. Players in ' "Any Wednesday" Dinner and Play •••• *6" Reservations - Call 1-312-395-3000 JSQfe-Jwife- Antioch Country Club & Steak House ,Rte. 59 & Grass Lk. Rd. Antioch, 111., 56 HAROLD D. TURNER Marine Corporal Harold D. Turner, husband of the former Miss Irene D. Haegler of 2425 N. Alton road, McHenry was promoted to his present rank while serving at the Marine Corps Air Station in Iwakuni, Japan. His promotion was based on time in service and rank, mil­ itary appearance, and his know­ ledge of selected military sub­ jects. Pre Inventory Clearance ..SPECIALS.. Ski Pants All-White Stag Stretch '/j off Ski Boots All-After '/s off Ski BOOtS All - Henke 20% off Epoxy & Alum Skies spwiding 25% off Hard Maple Toboggans 6' Reg $29.95 7* Reg $32.95 8' Reg $37.95 Now -$22.50 -$25.95 -$29.85 Skates Quantity Limited Men's -v Women's Figure $14.75 $10.95 Hockey Skats $13.95 $12.95 Reg $17.98 Reg $14.95 Men's Reg $18.99 Boy's Reg $17.99 Nestor Johnson Racers Long Blades $21.99 Hockey Sticks Straight v; $1.00 I All Hockey Mitts reduced 20% All Winter Coats & Jackets Reduced 30% ^ 50% OFF See our VERY SPECIAL FYices Oh Golf Bags- Woods-Irons. Complete Line . SAMSONITE LUGGAGE SomN0mbe^f!nued Re<*uced *or Clearance. f- Here and There In Business FETED AT MEETING Roger J. Ensminger of Ring- wood was among the thirty-four members of the Jordan- Edwards insurance agency who were feted at the agency's an­ nual meeting in Chicago Jan. 8 and 9. Jordan-Edwards is an agency of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance company. . Highlight of the meeting was the annual awards presentation and dinner-dance oh Friday, Jan. 9 at the Continental hotel. Ensminger resides at 6817 Barnard Mill, Ringwood. >•••••••• C.R. "Chuck" Peterson of The Bankers Life in McHenry is the author of an article ap­ pearing in the January issue of Life Insurance Selling. LIFE INSURANCE SELLING, published in St. Louis, is a monthly magazine circulating nationally among life under­ writers, and is one of the three leading life insurance journals in the United States in point of paid circulation (ABC). The title of this article is: Converting •'Suspects" into '* Prospects". =• ' ' . . ' > , • ' Allan Kent, editor of the mag- azine, in writing to Mr. Pet­ erson, said: "Your article is outstanding. In fact, we fea­ tured it on the front cover of this issue. I think you have done C.R. "CHUCK" PETERSON an excellent job of describing how you obtain interviews with your pocket size Estate-Tax Table. • 11 PHYLLIS WILL BE GLAD TO TAKE YOUR ADS. , . .. CALL 385-0170 NOW Accelerate ) Campaign To Stop Smoking The American Heart assoc­ iation, of which the Illinois Heart Association is an affil­ iate, is accelerating its cam­ paign to encourage Americans to quit smoking-this time by showing and telling them how to do it. The Heart association has been conducting an anti-cigar- ette educational campaign for years, based on scientific ev­ idence that cigarette smoking speeds the development of cor­ onary artery disease and in­ creases the risk of heart at­ tack. That evidence is strong­ er than ever, according to the 1969 Report to Congress by the Public Health Service, citing studies over the past year. Now, a "How to Stop Smoking" program has been built around five half hour films developed by WOR-TV in New York, and a similarly-titled 8-page leaflet produced by the AHA. These are being made available to affiliates of the Heart association, the Amer­ ican Cancer society and the Na­ tional Tuberculosis and Res­ piratory Disease association, to augment current educational and informational programs in their own areas. The film series features Dr. Donald T. Fredrickson, a na­ tionally-known figure on smok­ ing withdrawal, a panel of twen­ ty-three smokers, and former participants in smoking with­ drawal clinics who have told audiences how they stopped smoking. The leaflet may be used independently or by view­ ers as a step-by-step guideline in conjunction with the film series. w The withdrawal program has specific rules to follow, in­ cluding a cigarette test to help identify the type of smoker a > person is, instructions for keeping a cigarette tally, means of evaluating smoking behavior and measures to take toward a pattern of non-smoking. The films strive to include the viewer as an active par­ ticipant, help him or her to analyze" smoking habits and teach how to unlearn a condi­ tioned behavior. Each program leads to another step toward withdrawal. The pocket-sized leaflet de­ veloped by the Heart associa­ tion covers the same instruc­ tion as the film series. The leaflet explains how to build motivation for withdrawal, ways of cutting down the number of cigarettes smoked and how to finally overcome the habit. Other anti-cigarette ma­ terials available from Heart associations include such Pam­ phlets include "Cigarette Smoking and Cardiovascular Diseases," "What To Tell Your Parents About Smoking," "Smoking And Heart Disease," MILK LOSS PROTECTION Dairy farmer members of As­ sociated Milk Producers, Inc. all will be protected from milk market losses resulting from natural disasters, effective im­ mediately. Action to approve these benefits and the seating of two new members on the AMPI board of directors were taken at the regular meeting of the board Thursday, Jan. 8, in the St. Anthony hotel at San Antonio, Tex. The two direc­ tors were Henry Grooter, San­ born, Iowa, and Gerritt Rensink, Ashton, Iowa. & UP Sale Wed, Thurs-Fri-Sat. All Sales Final No Returns or Refunds I HENRY [Jerry Kalk owner * 385-1000 FAVORITE SPORTS v • f GREEN STREET MALL 1210 N. Green St. "Cigarette Quiz," and "What Everyone Should Know About Smoking And Heart Disease." Percy Appoints Board To Name Academy Nomina?s Sen. Charles H, Peircy (R- 111.) has appointed seven dis­ tinguished Illinois citizens $0 serve as a special board in the selection of Service Academy nominees. The new Percy academy se­ lection board will choose up to sixty outstanding Illinois ap­ plicants seeking to enter tile U.S. Military academy at Weft Point, N.Y., the U.S. Naval academy at Annapolis, Md •t the . U.S. Air Force academy at Colorado Springs, Colo., or the U.S. Merchant Marine academy at Kings Point, N.Y. The sixty Percy finalists chosen by the selection board will compete for five 1970 vi*-. cancies at the academies. This selection will be made by the academies and announced by the Senator in April. Mf' "The formation of the selec­ tion board gives us an oppor­ tunity to employ the talents of seven experienced civic lea­ ders to insure that the selec­ tion of academy finalists is as fair and representative as it can humanly be," Percy said. ---- " WANTED 350 QUALITY--MINDED, THRIFTY WOMEN TO HELP JUSTEN FURNITURE INC. MOVE--OUT $87,500 ORTH OF BRAND--NAME FURNITURE Some floor samples. . . Some one of a kind {j? SAVE 18%, 34%, 50% ' • * During the final days of our "LOST OUR - - LEASE" The customers we want must be quality minded- brand name conscious anddefinitely interested in saving big money, if you fit these qualifications then we want you! Come in now during our "lost our lease" sale. We must sweep out the old and make room for new shipments on the way. That's life, that's business! That's how big bargains are made during thissebs3Kal change over, hurry in for biggest selection*! CHOOSE FROM MANY FAMOUS BRANDS! "uiiltllllltlim 3 i m< » v i i i i g A DIVISION OF BROVHILL FURNITURE INDUSTRIES arcadian 4 CnESTLINE ** rA -• I.- SALE! MEDITERRANEAN DINING ROOM 2 Arm Chairs - 4 Side Chairs reg. $899.60 Save $300.00 Now $599.60 4 pc MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE reg. $429.85 Save $129.90 N°w $299.95 2-6 GUN CABINETS - GLASS - Front lock, drawer lock reg. $133 save $54.00 Now $79 ea. 2 GREEN VELVET TRADITIONAL CHAIRS - reg. $219 ^ ^ M9 # qq SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED Special Price $199.99 BLACK VINYL MED. CHAIR reg. $129.95> Nq too 99 Save $30.00 * * BROYHILL PREMIER COLONIAL SOFA - Green - Pine trim reg. $350 - . Save $100 N°w $250 GOLD BAR with 2 BAR STOOLS reg. $281 Save $100 , Now $181 3 only HASSOCKS reg. $7.95 Save $4.00 Now $3.95 COMPLETE MAPLE DINETTE HUTCH &'BUFFET TABLE 4 CHAIRS reg. $310.95 Save $100.00 SELECTION of TABLE LAMPS reg. $32.95 - ' $15.95 Now $210.95 TWIN MATTRESSES ONLY (Water spot- ted) $19.95 RED EARLY AMERICAN CHAWS reg. $129.95 4 Save $60.00 Now $69.95" DAYSTROM 7 pc. DINETTE SET reg. $169.95 Save $60.00 Now ,$ 109.95 BLACK, OLIVE, YELLOW. BURRIS REC LINERS - Your Choice reg. $139.95 Save $40.00 ea. $99.99 CELEDON SOFA/2 BLUE VELVET SWIVELCHAIRS reg. $709 Now $489.99 MAPLE, OAK-WALL BOOK CASES ONLY $99.99 ea. 1/3 OFF ALL All Pictures All Swag Lamps All Plants All Pole Lamps WED. THURS". FRI & SAT ONLY! / Reg. All Full Size BOX SPRINGS ONLY reg. $79 Save $50.00 Now $29.00 GOLD PRINT MR. & MRS. CHAIRS Set reg. ̂ 249.95 Save$100.00 Now $149.95 GOOD WED. ONLY! Phone 385-8030 OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 9 PM . MON--THURS & SATURDAY 9:30 AM--5:30 PM " - CLOSED SUNDAY! % URNITURE, be LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR THE FREE COLOR T V SAT. AT 5:30PM / j?no -FRM DELIVER /O Y<C . LOTS OF FREE PARKING INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICE! \ltt AMAM S /•«•... <, i ' 1 ikJ