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money is . .but you it at PC A Babep Quick FOX LAKE ILL DRIVE TO FOX LAKE AND 0 66 $A\'E A WEEK'S PAY" 91 S. Rt 12 Fok Lake, II 312/587-2555 1973 BUICKS HOURS: Daily 9-9, Sat. 9-5, Closed Sun., SERVICE; Daily 8-5, BELOW COST Holiday Hills Karen Kottke 385-6675 On Saturday, Sept. 29, a war was fought between Johnsburg Cub Pack 454 and litter in McHenry County. Although no winner could be declared, the Cubs did put up a gallant fight and were able to fill a McHenry Township road truck, supplied them, with great appreciation on the part of the Cubs, by Clarence Regner, Township Road Commissioner. Barnard Mill Road in Ringwood was the sight of the litter pick-up and was the kick-off of a continuing litter program undertaken by Pack 454. The Cubs of Pack 454 are also • claiming war on dirty cars and will hold their second annual car wash on Sunday, Oct. 7 at the Johnsburg fire station in downtown Johnsburg starting at 9:30 a.m. and continuing until 1:30 p.m. The Cubs guarantee a clean car and invite all to join in their war against dirt! STAFF PHOTOS- WAYNE GAYLORD We HAVE IT and will cheerfully GIVE IT to you when you require help with your fin ancial needs. Our full range of banking and friendly people are waiting to serve you in every department. • SAVINGS • CHECKING • DRIVE-IN WINDOW • MORTAGE LOANS • CAR LOANS • HOME IMPROVEMENT * SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES • CHRISTMAS CLUB • TRUSTS • AND MANY MORE MCHENRY STATE BANK "Tl»e Bank With Time For You9 9 3510 WEST ELM (815) 385-1040 NcHENRY, ILLINOIS xsaaaexxxJ „ I * i t bank Litter-Pick-Up By Cub Scouts Potential County Candidates Meet With Democrats The Democratic Central Committee of McHenry County will have a public meeting for potential county candidates at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10 at the U.A.W. Hall, 340 Short Street in Woodstock. The offices of county clerk, county sheriff, county treasurer and county superintendent of educational services are up for election next year. Voters will also elect twelve county board members; four from each of the three county board districts. In addition, two candidates for state representative from the 33rd district will be nominated in the Democratic primary next March 2J. McHenry County is in the 33rd district. All persons interested in building a vigorous two party political system in McHenry County are invited to attend. Replaced By A Cart? Isn't it interesting the way carts have taken the place of caddies on the golf course? Let's face it, the carts have three big advan­ tages: they don't cost; they don't criticize; and they don't count. Proclamation WHEREAS, the Illinois Right to Life Committee, in cooperation with the Clergy Concerned for Life, an organization of Christians and Jews, have set aside the week of Oct. 7, through Oct. 14, as "Respect Life Week," and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City Council of the City of McHenry to evidence its in­ terest and concern that the residents of McHenry give thought to the need for respect for life, NOW, THEREFORE, I, UiE !> - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 Joseph B. Stanek, Mayor of the City of McHenry, Illinois DO HEREBY PROCLAIM the week of Oct. 7, through Oct. 14, to be "Respect Life Week" in McHenry, Illinois. All residents are urged to consider the need for increased respect for life. Done and proclaimed this first day of October, 1973. ' Joseph B. Stanek, Mayor of The City of McHenry, Illinois Studies of Mars indicate that the planet's dust consists of min­ erals that include some 60 per­ cent silicon dioxide, a concen­ tration close to the average for earth's crust 20/20 • Perfect Virion? 20/20 vision means that visual acuity is normal. It does not mean perfect vision because good vision consists of many visual skills in­ cluding side vision, eye muscle ac­ tion, focusing ability, eye coordin­ ation, and depth perception. Hydrofoil History As early as 1898 Enrico Forla- nini in Italy created the boat that "walks on water"; his prototype with an underwater screw sped 44 miles an hour. In 1919 a hydro­ foil built by Alexander Graham Bell and F.W. Baldwin, powered by an airplane propeller, raced over a Canadian lake at a world record of 70.86 miles an hour. The Bank With. . . . Arlington Heights for a belated thirty-third wedding an­ niversary celebration. The Beths celebrated their an­ niversary on Aug. 19. They spent an entertaining evening dining, dancing and enjoying the floor show. Mr. Beth's sister, Mrs. Frances Hartmann, of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., spent ten days visiting with the Beths and touring Wisconsin. Un­ fortunately, Mrs. Hartmann had to spend a week prior to their tour in Woodstock' Memorial hospital. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthday greetings to Joan Laskowski and Clar Young on Oct. 6 for a very happy day; to Kimmie White on Oct. 12 for a very happy day. Anniversary wishes to Kathy and Bob White on their special day Oct. 6 TIME FOR YOU Warn Children Of Behaviour On School Bus It's beyond me as to why a warning has to be made every year to the children at llie bus stops before they behave themselves. The children responsible for the teasing and fighting have been asked every year to behave themselves. I believe you children are old enough to act in a responsible manner while awaiting the arrival of the buses. I also hear that much of this over- enthusiasm is displayed on the bus. I'm sure your parents would not allow you to wrestle in their car, the same holds true for you as a passenger on the school bus. Please don't fight at the bus stops, or on the buses! It takes considerable effort to repair damaged clothing and the expense of replacing garments is very high these days. Children should be allowed freedom, but not to destroy others property. Parents, please inform your children as toproper behavior before, during, and after school. A lot of folks will appreciate it! Thursdays meet at Dee Wegener's home on Sunset Drive for bulletin boards and other crafts. All craft workshops will be held during school hours, 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. approximately. Hope to see a good turn-out so the crafts may be finished as soon as possible. MICHIGAN TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Beth of Holiday Drive returned last Saturday from a 3 day trip visiting relatives and friends in South Haven and Allegan, Mich. Prior to that their son flew in from California and spent eight days visiting with them. He surprised them by making reservations at the penthouse restaurant in WOMEN'S CLUB MEETS On Wednesday, Oct. 10, the Holiday Hills Women's Club will meet at Mary Ann Mahon's residence, 1509 W. Birch Street. Members and residents are asked to make every effort to attend as this will be a very i m p o r t a n t m e e t i n g . Discussions concerning the November kick-off dinner and the Christmas bazaar will be heard. Notices from the en­ tertainment committee will be forthcoming. WOMEN'S CLUB BAZAAR WORKSHOP To ensure the success of the Holiday Hills Women's Club bazaar, volunteers are needed to work on crafts. Workshops are to be held at several homes until projects for the bazaar are completed. On Tuesdays, meet at Bonnie Kellen's home on Tower Drive for bottle, shell, ornaments, and miscellaneous crafts On Wednesdays, meet at Mimi DeWitt's home on Sunset Drive for bread dough art. On / the go ahead people H TERRY SCHWEBKE your local PCA planner 333 E. Jackson St. XSSk Woodstock, III. Phone: 3384334