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--mk Football, Picnics, Car or Boat Around the bouse... LET YOUR SAVINGS CREATE A WARM FALL FEELING! McHenry County Board District No. 2 GENERAL ELECTION DAY TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1976 asks your support Owen Blanket only may be purchased for '5.00 with a *500 deposit OR MORE... YOUR CHOICE FREE! Faribo Cruiser Pak-A-Robe 100% virgin acrylic robe in * carrying case 1 OR Faribo Mesa Throw 100% wool leisure throw, welcome anywhere McHenry Savings WJ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION^^ 1209 North Green Street 10520 Main Street • » McHenry. Illinois Richmond. Illinois • 385-3000 • 678-2061 McHENRY S A V I N G S ft 10«I IIIICIITIII SAVERS HOURS 9 00 am to 4 30 p m Monday. Tuesday and Thursday 9 00am to 8 00 p m Friday 9 00 a m to 3 00 p m Saturday McHenry Drive-In Window open Wednesday 9 00 a m to 2 00 p m Closed Wednesday in Richmond McHENRY OFFICE MONEY MACHINE OPEN 24 HRS A DAY EVERY DAY' FS1JC Mrliewjbhple' lUpw / Deposits insured to $40 000 by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp \ PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1976 FUNNYSIDE , W l i l l i / A ^ s Burton -- McHenry -- Nunda Voters Republican candidate: MILTON J. Milt' McHALE for County Board "Milt's" experience as the McHenry Moose Lodge Trustee, & 2nd Degree Legion of the Moose Treasurer for 5 terms, also being the past North Moose over 11 lodges, have help­ ed prepare him. "Milt's" work with manu­ facturing plant budgets, combined with an additional 4 years of state revenue dept. tax enforcement of over 60 million dollars per year in Lake & McHenry Counties, helped mold him for the County Board seat. "Milt" is: • AGAINST ANY R.T.A. • AGAINST BAD ZONING • AGAINST UNNECESSARY TAXES MILTON J. "MILT" McHALE Able and Qualified by Education, Training and Business Experience to serve and Rep­ resent You on the McHenry County Board. Inflation and demands for increased services affect county budgets and increase your taxes. There is no question. "Milt" also has the dedication, backbone and intestinal fortitude that will be required to fight for the best services at the lowest cost and least waste of your hard pressed tax dollars. MILTON J. "Milt" McHALE YOUR VOTE COUNTS - USE IT! McHenry County Residents, especially District no. 2 Senior Citizens and Unemployed People, whom I hope to represent on the McHenry County Board, can't afford unnecessary tax in­ creases. A possible $800,000.00 budget surplus in the next fiscal year cries out for a NO Vote on the proposed Sheriffs Tax Referendum. /Q\TAX REFERENDUM o SUPPORT "MILT' McHALE: PUNCH HP, #200 PUNCH # 147 Don't forget at election time or anytime also support your rescue squads; they merit your support. ^ ^ -- ^ -- m m m This fall, your savings will bring you blanket protection at McHENRY SAVINGS. We have various styles of beautiful famous name blankets to keep you warm indoors and outside. This special free offer is good for new funds only.SJmit one free gift per family... applies to a new account or when you add to your present account. Better hurry, though... our supplies are limited. Come Save With Us Today! SAVE'5000 This colorful Glengary Blanket/Robe by Faribo. 100% acrylic fringed leisure blanket YOURS FREE! SAVE *1000 OR MORE... This lovely 72"x90" Owen Blanket (fits full or twin size). .100% polyester, nylon binding YOURS FREE!* SAVE $10,000 Airplane Campaign First presidential candidate to campaign in an airplane was New York Governor Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He flew in a Ford Tri-Motor from Albany, New York to Chicago, Illinois in 1932 to accept the Democratic nomination. 'Maybe if you put it on you back..." INSTEAD OF WATCHING TV FOR JUST ONE HOUR TONIGHT, TRY READING A B00K...LET YOUR IMAGINATION TAKE OVER! !ZKiz HBooHmarH • FREE BROWSING • HARDCOVER & PAPERBACK • OUTSTANDING CHILDREN'S DEPT. • NO CHARGE FOR SPECIAL ORDERS 3438 W. ELM, McHENRY 385-8444 THh BLIND "SEE" -- One of the tangible benefits as a result of money-raising efforts by the McHenry area Lions club is pictured in the form of a Braille-writer being used by a Wonder Lake girl. Kimberly Hill, 11, daughter of Mrs. Nancy Stade, has been blind since birth and was the happy recipient of the Braille-writer purchased for her use by the monies raised by the Lion's club members through such efforts as Candy Day, etc. In addition to blind related programs, the group is responsible for an eye donor registry, Camp Lions for visually handicapped youngsters, eyeglasses sent overseas, and are planning to implement new programs. Kimberly is shown checking her typing by feeling the raised dots of the Braille alphabet punched out on her Braille- writer. Interested observers are Richard Mercure and Robert Steiner. With a (1,200,000 goal as their target, Lions will be on the streets of McHenry, Friday, Oct. 8, from sunrise to sunset. CATHY PINTOZZI AND BILL MURGATROYD JANE LIPTROT AND BILL HURCKES learn that what you did was in her best interest -- but don't hold your breath until that happens. You do have her best interest in mind and aren't telling your parents these things for some secret motive, I hope • * # My boyfriend, who I love very much, keeps teasing me about the color of my hair. 1 have sort of mousey blond hair and no mat­ ter how many times I wash it, it looks stringy. My boyfriend says I should dye my hair to a brighter blond -- he says I will look bet­ ter But my mother says it will look awful and that I'll ruin my hair if I put anything on it. I'm scared a dye job will be disas­ trous but my boyfriend assures SEEK HOMECOMING TITLES - Student participation and athletic competition seem to be common qualities outstanding among the Homecoming candidates for King and Queen, 1976. Each of the nominees pictured is actively involved in school functions, spend a good deal of their after school hours in outdoor sports and all express plans to attend college after graduation. Cathy Pintozzi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pintozzi of McHenry, is her class vice-president, a member of G.A.A. and Pep club and a cheerleader. She lists her hobbies as decoupage, water skiing and bike riding. Bill Murgatroyd enjoys hunting, camping and skiing and he is involved with football, wrestling and track. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murgatroyd of McHenry. A member of the school chorus, a pom pom girl and a member of the tennis team describe the West campus involvements of Jane Liptrot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Liptrot of McHenry. Hobbies include crafts, tennis and skiing. Football, basketball and track are the athletic pursuits of Bill Hurckes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurckes of McHenry. He is a member of the M club and enjoys traveling, snowmobiling, water skiing and sports in general. SPECIAL SESSION Gov. Dan Walker last week signed five bills passed by the special session of the legislature providing $50 million more in state aid to education this fiscal year and speeding up payments of money owed the state by large businesses to finance the ad­ ditional aid to education. The bill revising the school aid formula was passed in the form recommended by Gov. Walker when he used his amendatory veto power to return a similar bill last month. me that it worked for his sister TO DYE OR NOT TO DYE DEAR TO DYE: Consult a hair beautician Don't let your boy­ friend convince you that you'll look more beautiful by neces­ sarily changing the color of your hair. I'm not saying it won't work -- but see somebody who's used to hairy problems -- before mak­ ing any decision (II you would lika Collaan s comment* on your particular situation or prototam wnta COLLEEN. Box63B. Frankfort. Ky 40601 ) WANTED People who enjoy Good Food at Reasonable Prices FRIDAY FISH FRY 5 PM -- 10 PM Perch • Whole Catfish • Halibut Shrimps Chicken - Steak Pistakee-Golf Club 815 W. Bay Road McHenry, III. Phone 815-9854 CALLING COLLEEN: Sometimes Parents Must Be Told. DEAR TIRED: 1 usually don't approve of people who run to others with stories about people's problems, but in this case 1 think you were in the right. It sounds to me as if your sister has prob­ lems that require professional guidance. Your parents are the ones to help her get it If you had kept your mouth shut, they would have resented it when they found out what was going on from someone else Your sister will You'll probably think I'm a 22- year old tattletale but I want to see what you think of what 1 did I have a 20-year old sister who is what my sister says is a virtuous girl and my sister consented to continue sleeping with him because she feels sorry for him! She is now looking for an older man who will suppdrt her if she sleeps with him Also, she's had four jobs in one year because she says she doesn't like the people she work«> with 1 think it's because they don't like her The point to all this is that 1 told my parents the entire story and now my sister is threatening to make up a few wild stories about me to tell my parents I really don't care what she says about me because I lead a relatively nor­ mal life My sister thinks I'm jealous of her so called popu­ larity. Did I do the wrong thing by telling our folks9 I thought they should know, especially since they both asked me why I didn't like my sister and why I was moving out, of the apart­ ment we share TIRED OF LIES