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There are 67 languages in the world, each spoken by 5 million or more people. 1,086 languages and dialects have been reduced to writing. To the young at heart, life is a perpetual exclamation point. Americans STILL have more automobiles than bathtubs. Local Students At Whitewater On Campus Day Four McHenry high school West campus students were among the more than 200 high school students who attended the second University of Wisconsin-Whitewater On- Campus day Thursday, Nov. 7. They were Nancy Carlson, 3004 Mary street, Cindy Pflug, 1412 W. Bayview . lane, Marcia Popovich, 2310 N. Riverside drive, and Cathy Anne Scully, In some areas a cord of firewood costs more than this. If you can get it! ' • Automat i c • Zips through a 6" log in 5 Mcondi What a great time to buy a McCulioch chain saw. Now you (fan save money cutting your own firewood. And save more money with McColloch's lowest prices ever for a super lightweight saw with so many professional features. 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FULL PRICE *3101 FOR ALL PRICIS SHOWN INCLUDE FREIGHT AND DEALER PREPARATION 1 SUNDAYS 11-5 Certified Factory Trained Mechanics for tincoln-Mercury-Fordond AH Ford Truck* MAC DONALD 90 S. ROUTE 12 FOX LAft^312-587-25411 MERCURY Show Room Hours Daily t to 9, Sit. 9 to S Open Sun. 11 to 5 Strvic* Hours: I to 5 Daily Clostd Sat. - Sun. Vast Spcrce Explored By Of West Rector PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, W"#4 , , killed in this climb though it looks plenty dangerous to me. » Th£y even race each other up. ' The record is just under an J hour and a half. This record is ( { held by a team from United i States Mountain troops. The top" * is oval and has a diameter of • about 275 feet. f * Near its base lies a prairie«% dog village, the second we had * seen. In the fields as we drove from the main road were many antelope. It is a lonely place. * We passed far fewer cars than . ' on the road to the Crater of the •.,« Moo^park in Idaho. Wyoming is almost twice the ,<\ size of Illinois. Its population is ,* only 337,000. It has more big >'• game than it has people. Rough and rugged with a sturdy male population, men whose work.' lay out of doors, it was the first - . state to stand up for women in , \ government. Wyoming had the . first women jurors, the first woman governor. Governor Ross, in 1924 back in the Coolidge days. Wyoming has its industries too. It is said that Wyoming exports more ten gallon hats . than its natives wear. Here is a rugged virile out-of-door land. There are three national parks within its borders. It has three times as many cattle as people - and six times as many sheep. . • The state university is financed • ,• by Wyoming's oil holdings. Go see it some time. DEVIL S TOWER, WYOMING (Father William O. Hanner, rector emeritus of Holy Comforter church, Episcopal, Kenilworth). Thursday morning Sept. 26, we got back on the road to the East. There followed a couple of days of ordinary driving. This was the time of our visit to the town that is poisoning itself, Kellogg, Idaho, (lead mining- lead poisoning). If we had been more knowledgeable about Montana we might have had a better time and gone to Great Falls or Helena but were ignorant, so that night found us in the home of Senator Mike Mansfield, Butte, Montana. Butte sits on a hill of copper ore. It is a wealthy spot but it in no way resembles Miami Beach, Acapulco, the Lido nor the Cosa de Ora. It just isn't a resort town. Of yore, it was whispered to me, the town was "wide open". I would not recommend Butte for a rest cure though it seems to grow pretty good senators. The next morning it was snowing - not too badly but enough to make it slick. We crossed Elk pass at an altitude of 6,000 feet plus. At noon we were in a wee town with a big restaurant. If you can find where the locals eat you will do pretty well. We drove all day long. Evening found us in Sheridan, Wyoming, in our good motel with the king size beds and the indoor putting green. We had missed having dinner at the Cody Inn, where Buffalo Bill had stayed at one time. It is an historic shrine now. Meals are served. There is an old bar - polished, fine looking, that was hauled in by wagon many years ago. Here we dined in an historic perspective. The hotel was first built to let cross- c o n t i n e n t a l r a i l r o a d passengers spend a night here while the train laid up during darkness. We saw Dale and Berta Kinley next morning and had breakfast with them. It was Berta's birthday. Seems like all our friends keep having them -- this is of course preferable to not having them anymore. The next morning we were on our way East again. Did not make much in the way of miles covered though we did get to Rapid City, South Dakota. All my life I had wanted to see Devil's Tower. It lies in northeast Wyoming about 40 miles north of the road between Gillette and Sundance. Devil's Tower is a national monument. It is the first national monument and was set up by President Roosevelt I Devil's Tower is the lava hardened core of an ancient volcano. Issides have eroded away over the millennia so that the nude core rises 855 feet above its base and over 1,200 feet above the surface of the Belle Fourche river hard by. Its picture is in many a geology text book. It sits upon a pine covered rise built by the refuse of the erosion of the old mountain. It rises straight up, its walls vertical. Over 2,000 persons have climbed it. The day we were there a ranger let us use his high powered field glasses. High up where the naked eye misses them you could see two climbers. No one has ever been See us today for all of your get ready for winter needs. spend a day in your attic and save about $150 a year' 6" Fiberglas* Insulation keeps heat in your home in winter... out in summer. 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I Sherman Porter on the ob- • stetrics-gynecology staff, Dr. * Stanell announced. • * Travel Series Program Slated For November 19 The Kiwanis Club of Crystal Lake is presenting a travel and adventure series Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the Crystal Lake high school auditorium, 45 W. Franklin street, Crystal Lake. The program starts at 7:30 p.m. William Kennedy, a noted photographer and traveler, will conduct the program entitled "Highway to Panama". A small admission, fee will be charged at the door. Not all wives are alike - some are content, agreeable, and reasonable. I RESTAURANT̂ 385^6981 WHERE THE BELLY BUSTER WAS BORN » BREAKFAST » LUNCHEON SPECIALS I DINNERS •pure beef burgers NO CHARGE FOR TAKE OUTS •FRIDAY SPECIALS SPAGHETTI & FISH DINNERS MON THRU THURS 6 TO 8 FRI THRU SUN "ROUND THE CLOCK" 4213 W. RTE. 120 Mc.HfcNR* COFFEE 10e 6ft.nu -te.m. JiONjjiri^ t