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PAGE 2-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1971 McCullom Lake Mildred Watson 385-3585 Mrs. Nancy Roberts. Toga instructor at the Lake Region YMCA. is pictured at a recent class as she demonstrates the bridge. This exercise is one of the many learned by the women enrolled in the 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. continuing Yoga program A few openings remain in this class. Registrations are being accepted at the Lake Region YMCA Openings Remain In Several YMCA Class Offerings With one week of fall adult programs completed, the Lake Region YMCA continues to accept registrations for Astrology, Knitting, Yoga and Volleyball All of the classes will be closed for further registrations after the third class session Astrology for women# is conducted at 95 N Grant street Wednesday afternoons from 4 to 6 p.m. It is scheduled for seventeen weeks omitting Thanksgiving and Christmas vacation periods. Knitting is on Tuesday mornings from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The ladies will meet for eight weeks through Dec 7, omitting Nov. 24 at 95 N. Grant street in Crystal Lake. There are beginning and continuing Yoga classes for women Thursdays at 95 N. Grant street in Crystal Lake. The classes are limited to fourteen and are taught by Mrs. Nancy Roberts. Additional enrollments are being accepted for the 10:30 a.m. beginner's classes and for the 8:30 p.m. continuing classes. This eight- session program will meet each Thursday except for Thanksgiving and conclude Dec. 9. Volleyball for men meets Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at Maplewood school in Cary. It will continue through Dec. 22, omitting November 25. The emphasis is on skills, rule in terpretation and team play. Part of each evening is devoted Country Club Geri Neubauer 385-71P Jim Longhway, Jr. Starts Four Year Hitch In Navy Our best wishes for the future go to James A. Longhway, son of Jim and Bev Longhway of Victoria avenue. Jim left Tuesday, Oct. 12, for a four year enlistment in the Navy. He will take his basic training at Great Lakes Naval Rase. Jim is a 1971 graduate of McHenry high school. AMY HOWELL RICHARD FRETT WED Miss Amy Howell became the beautiful bride of Richard James Frett, Jr., of Victoria avenue on Saturday, Oct. 9, in the Federated Church of Wauconda. Miss Howell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William R. Howell also of McHenry and Richard is the son of Mr. Richard Frett, Sr.', and the late Lourraine Frett. Following the weddding a to learning and improving specific skills while the remainder of the time is*4ise<k by playing one or more games. Karate, Bridge and two Yoga classes are filled to capacity. Registrations are accepted at the Lake Region YMCA in ° Crystal I^ake week days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m and Saturday mornings. reception was held at the Country Club after which the newlyweds left for a Canadian honeymoon. Our sincerest best wishes for their future hap­ piness. GET WELL WISHES Special get-well wishes to Anne Lagios who is recovering following surgery in McHenry hospital. NEW RESIDENTS A sincere welcome to Mr and Mrs. Gudauskas, new residents of Virginia avenue. We hope they read and enjoy our column and contribute their own news items occasionally. With Halloween just around the corner Pd like to remind our residents to leave your outside lights on for the trick or treaters - porch lights, driveway Jights or the like, which will keep the kids from falling (also keeps them from spilling candy, gum and other bits of sticky stuff on your lawn) a word of caution to the parents .. warn your jkids to stay in their own areas ... ad­ vise them to trick or treat in their neighborhood where they know the people and the people know them. With all the strange things .going on nowadays a word of caution can avoid a tragedy. BIRTHDAY CANDLES A belated happy birthday to Dick Frett... Birthday Wishes Sent By President To Minnie Schoop Oct. 23 was Mrs.Minnie Schoop's eightieth birthday. Being 80 is very special in it­ self, but a birthday greeting from President Richard Nixon made it just a wee bit more special, it is something that this fine lady will- never forget. Happy birthday to you, Mrs. Minnie Schopp. • ENGAGED Petite and pretty Rosemary Orton is engaged to Donald Voight. Both young people are students at Western IHk<^ University and plan to nt> ,ry after graduation. Miss Orton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Orton and Mr. Voight is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Voight of Sunnyside. The very best to the young couple. LADIES OF THE LAKE The next meeting will be held on Nov. 11 at the beachhouse. Why not join us. There will be a game played, with prizes going to the winners. This organization has taken part in a great number of ac­ tivities. Part of the proceeds from various activities have been donated to worthy causes. Among them Salvation Army, Easter Seals, Dixon State School, McHenry Hospital for the expansion program, McHenry .County College library fund. There has been a welfare fund plus a part in purchasing sand for the lake, street signs for the village and tables for the beachhouse. Come join the Ladies of the Lake, you will enjoy it. Mrs. Irene Groh *is president and Mrs. Jean Garner is vice- president. Past Presidents have been Mrs. Emma Nelson, Mrs. Marie McKim, Mrs. Gertrude Murray and Mrs. Carrie Kurth. j VILLAGE BOARD Next meeting of the board of trustees will be Nov. 1. It promises to be an interesting one. Time 8 p.m. at the beachhouse. USO Show them we care, call Mrs.' Lorraine Frost at 385-3465 after 6 p.m. to volunteer your ser- Still looking for help to prepare this column...Till next time... BENfFRANKLIN for trick or treaters CANDV AND GUM BAG STUFFERS A!V" Worth $1.00 or More! Your Choice: Good ies t o de l i gh t t r i c k a t r ea te r s ' W ide HALLOWEEN COSTUMES so r tmen t i n c l udes 20 - bags o f - 5c s i ze Ba Ru ths . Bu t t e r f i nge Too t s i e Ro l l s o r C i r c o the r t r ea t s come packages o f up t o 1 p i eces pe r bag and up I f T r i c k o r T r e a t H o m e R e m t a n t W i t h f a s t e n e r s Carry Pumpkins STRETCH WIGS MASKS Paper Cups, Plates L e s s * o r f c . m o r e f u n t h p a ^ e r t a b l e * a PLEASE WATCH FOR CHILDREN WHEN YOU ARE DRIVING THIS WEEKEND Tablecloth, Napkins f e s t i v e a c c e s s o r i e s 49-59* a d o t o y o u r p a r t y C n o r a c t e T r i c k o r T r e a t LOOT BAGS We have one of the last V candy counter to be found anywhere GttEN STREET MAll Your Friendly Fashion Store Big enoughvjo be complete Sma^l enougn to give you servrce 1250 N. Green St McHenry vices in the campaign which will take place Nov. 5, 6 and 7. BIRTHDAYS A belated birthday greeting to Gene Shigley who celebrated his day on Oct. 20. -Also to Jack Morris whose birthday was on Oct: 21. Happy birthday to you, Jack. DRAINAGE PROJECT The drainage project in the village will begin soon. Parents please watch your children while the heavy equipment is being used. • y - * CULLOM-KNOLL ASSOCIATION Got your costumes ready kids? The Halloween party is Sunday, Oct. 31, at the beachhouse. The time 5 p.m. Prizes will be given for the best costumes in three age groups, 5 and under, 6 through 8 and 9 through 12. Yum, yum hot chocolate and doughnuts will be served, plus lots of fun for all. CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathy to the family of Albert C. Kenenberg, who passed away Friday, Oct. 15, at the age of 85. Survivors are his widow, Mary, two daughters, one son, twenty grandchildrenfthirty-six great­ grandchildren, four sisters and one brother.. * NEWS FROM FLORIDA The Gene Shigleys have been home from Florida for some time now and sure miss that sunny weather Florida is so well known for. While there the Shigleys visited former residents of the village, Lena and Fred Eckhardt and George and Carol Garenson. The Eckhardts and the Garensons send greetings to all of their friends. COMMENTS Not too much to say except to be especially careful driving on Halloween night, have to watch for those trick or treaters. Happy leaf raking, see you next week. Please, owners of dogs keep them home, otherwise they will be taken to the veterinarian and you will pay a fine plus the cost of the vet keeping the dog. No fooling. Anniversary Program For Elks Lodge - On the evenik.gs of Nov. 5 and 6, the Elks of Woodstock Lodge 10i3 will celebrate their sixty- fifth anniversary at their lodge hall with two special programs. The theme of the Elks sixty- fifth celebration is "Charity" and the committee which is comprised of approximately twenty members has been hard at work for almost two months preparing to riiake this th#» biggest and most successful program ever held in the lodge. Friday evening, Nov. 5, a special suppfer and dance will be held a'nd the highlight of the evening will be a special auction sale. ' - v,- On Saturday evening, Nov. 6, there will be a special supper and dance paying tribute to those who have led the lodge in the past and present for their untiring efforts on behalf of the order and the lodge. Dinner tickets for the events are now available at the lodge, or by contacting the members of the committee. Exalted ruler, Harold Sahs, encourages pll members not to delay in ordering tickets for the oc­ casion as soon as possible. Merchants List Ceiling Prices By November 1 The Office of* Emergency Preparedness has announced that merchants must have a list of ceiling prices available for public inspection on or before Nov. 1. The list, from which the seller is required to provide information, must be available at the place of sale. George Lincoln, director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, ruled that the ceiling price list may be a single master list for the entire establishment or, alter­ natively, separate lists of ceiling prices for each section or department of the establish­ ment. Until the ceiling price information is available, sellers must provide this in­ formation in accord with new procedures outlined by the Office of Emergency Preparedness. >•? mmmm ' -- • * i - V Mayor Doherty signs proclamation as Senior Vice-Commanders Clyde Blackwell, left, of the Veterans of World War I and Lou Rossberg of American Legion Post 491 look on. PLAINDEALER PHOTO BLOOD BANK Application blanks are now available at eleven local churches and at several business firms in McHenry and other neighboring communities for the next Blood Bank. The applications must be turned in and appointments made by Nov. 7 with Edward Guettler of the Kiwanis club. MOVES OFFICE Congressman Robert Mc- Cfory (R-12th "*#tidtrictP*»has moved his Washington suite^pf offices to the Rayburn building* The Congressman's new office* on the fourth floor of this prestigious new House office building will place him in close proximity to the rooms of the House Judiciary committee, upon which Mr. McClory serves. Named after the late Speaker of the House, Sam Rayburn of Texas, this ".new," new House Office building was completed in 1965. Congressman McClory's new office number is 2452 Rayburn House office building, Washington, D.C. 20515. His ^Congressional telephone tpmains the same (202 ) 225- 5221. The Happy People In Town Are Those Who Read the McHENRY PLAINDEALER... Save at CONOCO gasolines prices You may save up to 3C a gallon Now at Conoco there are 4 great gasolines ... New Conotane ... New Super ... in addition to Regular and Premium. Many Regular buyers save by switching to Cono­ tane . . . without loss of power. All four grades give you anti-icer, antf-rust, car­ buretor detergent, and anti-knock com­ pounds. Try a tankful soon, and you'll go with the Hot One for good! Ride The Hot One! CONOCO... Hottest Brand Going • PETE'S CONOCO iu&WM General Repairs#Road Service^Car,Care Center#Towing 3401 W. Elm St. McHenry, III. 60050 Proclamation Whereas, Nov. 11, 1918, was officially established and designated by our President, Woodrow Wilson, and the military of many allied nations, as Armistice Day, and com­ memorated as such until 1954, when the Congress of the United States established Nov. 11 as Veterans' Day, honoring all veterans of all wars, and, Whereas, the veterans of World War I did always commemorate this day, and always will, by honoring our Buddies, botlj living and dead, with appropriate ceremonies, and, Whereas, we as veternns of Foreign Wars, and their auxiliary, feel the necessity and encouraging loyalty and patriotism into the hearts of all Americans, do hereby support and encourage the five-point portion of the American Creed, which reads as follows: 1. We believe it our duty to our country to love it, 2. To support its Constitution, 3. To obey its laws, 4. To respfect its flag, 5. To defend it against all enemies, Therefore, I, Donald P. Doherty, Mayor of McHenry, to honor this Armistice Day, 1971, as a special day of com­ memoration in McHenry, do hereby request that citizens of McHenry participate in the Veterans Day program, as organized by the American Legion, Post 491; the Veterans of Foreign wars, Post 4600; and the Veterans of World War I, Barracks 1315, and I further request that all citizens of McHenry face the east for one minute at the hour of eleven o'clock on Armistice Day, and that McHenry area churches ring their bells, or play their chimes at 11 o'clock. Mayor Donald P. Doherty Fantastic Wet Ro&d Handling The Road v Holders IireTl i Radial Tires For American, European and Japanese cart. UR0PA MOTORS "The Saab Place" 3318 W. Pearl St. McHenry, Illinois 60050 -Ph. 385-070^ 7 V