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Lakemoor-Liiymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 AT HEART MEETING -- Mc Henry county delegates to the two-day thirty-sixth annual meeting and delegate assembly of the Illinois Heart association recently at the Ramada Inn Convention center in Champaign are shown here. From left, are Scott Seaborn and his wife, Linda, of McHenry; Mrs. Colleen Bezdek and her husband, Leo, of Crystal Lake. Scott Seaborn is chairman of the local CPR Training committee and Leo Bezdek is president of the McHenry County Heart association. Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Condolences Offered To A more Family Condolences are sent to the Tim Amore family on the loss of his father Owen Amore who passed away Sept. 26 in St. Therese hospital in Waukegan. Funeral services were held in Fox Lake. Mr. Amore was a resident of Ingleside for more than 30 years. ABSENTEE BALLOTS The I960 elections are approaching fast. For those of you in the Sunnyside area who expect to be out of town at that time absentee ballots are available from the clerk Betty Messer, 1405 W. Bayview Lane. Be sure you vote, get your ballot and be counted. ROSE SALE Darlehe Heim of Sun­ nyside drive is once again the fund raising chairwoman for the McHenry Birthright rose sale. Darlene and volunteers will be at all the area churches this weekend selling roses to aid their organization. Be sure to get your rose. ANNIVERSARY This week's anniversary couple are Mr. and Mrs. E. Januschik. Their special day was Oct. 2. Congratulations and best wishes for many more happy years togetehr. BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday greetings- go to Antoinette Januschik, Oct. 2, Raul Vallejo, Oct. 4, Bob Ken- nebeck, Oct. 6, Dickie Duell, Oct. 8, and Dave Davis, Oct. 10. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come. Do you have a birthday or anniversary you would like to see in the paper? Having a party or been on a trip. Share it with your friends. Call me at 344-2494 and let me know what is happening. Thieves Steal New Bicycle From Youth A young lad of Lakemoor was given a new bicycle with yellow mag wheels by his parents. On Saturday, Sept. 20, the bicycle was stolen from a private yard, while the boy was fishing with friends on Lily Lake. Mother Mrs. Bourquin, reported the loss to the police, who stated as the offenders were juveniles there was not much to be accomplished by ap­ prehending them. Parts of the bicycle have been noted on other bicycles belonging to youngsters in the area, who said they had traded something of value for the mag wheels, etc., so they did not care if the items had been stolen. Where are the parents or adults responsible for these children? Stealing is stealing, if you are 2 years old, 22 years old or 82 years old. And the older one is before being caught, the higher the cost to society and to the self-worth of the in- dividual. i l l Parents: wake up! when Johnny (or Sally) has a new item not purchased through your or the child's efforts, take the time to discover where those items have come from. You love your children and want the best for them. Prove it. LADIES LEAGUE The bi-monthly get- together of the Lily Lake Ladies League was held at President Helen Para's home last Wednesday. Every one was happy to welcome Sophie Paterson, who had been unable to enjoy the fellowship of the ladies for many months due to ill health. Also present was Mildred *Narcarti. Sympathy is extended to her on the loss of her brother. The ladies played bunco, and Mildred Narcarti won first prize, Anna Brzezinski second, and Sophie Paterson received booby. Millie Nejedly made off with a special prize. Many of the ladies have been enjoying and working with the senior citizens at the Moose hall. The Christmas bazaar on Oct. 15, will show the craftsmanship and baking abilities of some of the League members. Julia Kraus and Millie Nejedly have been coordinators of the senior citizens activities, at the Moose hall on Route 120. GET-WELLS Ruth Carlin of Lakemoor was all set for eye surgery last week, but she developed a cold and the hospital stay was postponed. Marguerite Nettles of Lilymoor has had a problem with laryngitis, so has been unable to use the telephone. Bob Donovan has also been unable to get out these past weeks. May you all soon be better. BIRTHDAYS Prudence Huffman, Louise Epperson and four year old Jeremy Brizzi share Oct. 8 as their birthdate. Little Robert Michael Glus and dear person LaVerne Schueler share the ninth. Elsie Berends of Lakemoor will have a busy time on Oct. 10 blowing out the 84 candles she will be entitled to. How large would a cake have to be that lit up? May you add many more candles in good health, activity and joy. Oct. 11 is the birthdate of Rodney Hibbs of Fritzsche Estates. John Cassell of Lakemoor adds another year on Columbus day, Oct. 12. Ed Povidas does the same on Oct. 13. Another Huffman has an October birthday. Robbie, Prudie and Art's son, celebrates on the fourteenth, as does Arden Heald and Charles Epperson. FEELING BETTER Margaret Chambers of Fritzsche Estates is home recuperating after surgery Her daughters, JoAnn and Patti, alternate days of nursing so as not to miss too much time fronp East campus high school. It is good to have such loving care. Christine Watkins un­ derwent a tonsillectomy and is feeling much better. The two day hospital stay didn't prevent her from getting her driver's permit, under the Driver's Ed program at East campus. CONGRATULATIONS Anniversary time for Louise and Chuck Epperson is Oct. 8. October is really an important month for them, with Louise's birthday the same day and Charles', the fourteentyi. Helen and Walter Para of Lakemoor celebrate their wedding date on Oct. 13. Make a beautiful memory. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Oct. 9. Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. Oct. 15. Senior Citizen Christmas Bazaar and bake sale, Moose hall, Route 120, 10 to 4, Mildred Nejedly, publicity chairman. Oct. 20. Free blood pressure screening, Lakemoor Municipal building. 708 p.m. AH welcome. Oct. 23. Lakemoor Village meeting 8 p.m. Happiness is being able to make a bouquet of those flowers within reach. GOD BLESS PAGE 1» - PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8,19K0 Clerk Gives Rules For Absentee Voting the county clerk's office. It must be received no later than the morning of Nov. 4 for delivery to the proper polling place. The county clerk's office will remain open Saturday, Nov. 1, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. for the purpose of absentee voting. If someone is unable to appear in person to vote, he may apply for an absentee ballot by requesting an application from the county clerk's office at A-C 815: 338- 2040. Upon filing the ap­ plication with the county clerk, a ballot will be mailed. The ballot should be voted immediately and returned to The last day an application may be filed for mailing of a ballot is Oct. 30. However, this does not permit much time for return of the ballot to the county clerk's office. Contact the office of the county clerk for additional information on absentee voting. Halloween Costume Contest Set At Lambs Cash prizes will be awarded for creative costumes in the Lambs' Halloween contest from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12. Registration for the contest will begin promptly at 1 p.m. at the outdoor picnic pavilion on the Lambs' 51-acre complex, junction of Rt. 176 and 1-94 Tollway, two miles east of Libertyville. There is no charge to enter this contest and parking is free. The top three winners will receive cash prizes of $25, $10 and $5. respectively. Tickets to the Lambs' Haunted House, co- sponsored by Mundelein Jaycees, will be awarded to 50 runners-up in the Halloween Costuitie contest Free balloons will be given to the first 250 contestants People of all ages are welcome to participate Halloween costume contestants will march to the music of the U.S. Navy Recruit Training command drum and bugle corps in a costume parade before judging begins * * * * The man who dis­ agrees with you is not necessari lv an imbecile. DON'T PAY FOR 6 MONTHS WHEN IT CAN BE DONE IN 3 MONTHS t CHARGE IT m f 3 Months *4 SAME AS CASH " NOT THIS rtsii WINTER r » - » 4 SPACE Holds Program On Substance Abuse "Liu, "oU, A/o St. Patrick's Alcoholism Caring Endeavors (SPACE) Team will present an eight session program on Sub­ stance Abuse, with par­ ticular emphasis on alcohol. Each weekly session will be held in St. Patrick's parish hall, 3500 West Washington street, McHenry, each Tuesday evening from Oct. 14 through Dec. 2. The sessions, which begin at 8 p.m., consist of lectures, plays, movies, skits and discussion periods as follows: Oct. 14, Introduction, Attitudes and Myths of Substance Abuse. Oct. 21, Play: "Lady on the Rocks", Alexian Brothers Medical Center Pavilion Players. Oct. 28, Teenage Drugs - Clues to look for. Nov. 4, Alcoholism - A Progressive Disease. Nov. 11, What action can the Family Take and Movie "Soft is the Heart of a Child". Nov. 18, The 12 Steps to Recovery. Nov. 25, Intervention and Movie "I'll Quit Tomorrow". Dec. 2, Hear It Like It Is - Guest Speakers. This program is the third such program presented to the McHenry Community by SPACE. It is designed as an educational program and should be of particular benefit to health care workers, parents, teachers, teens as well as those af­ flicted with the disease, or those whose lives have been touched by others with the disease. Everyone is welcome. There will be a small admission fee for the second session, the play, "Lady on the Rocks", by the Pavilion Players. All other sessions are free. Beef Sides U.$.D.A. CHOICE •*UCK '200 LBS. FM0M.V U.S.D A. CHOICE SPECIAL $087 m M rEIIWiEMflM "Y 17WE£JU OULDER EXAMPLE & 'LB Co PLATE ALL MEAT SOLO HANGING WEIGHT WEIGHT SOLD ACCORDING TO WEIGHTS AVAILABLE ALL MEAT GUARANTEED! Watch your meat cut and wrapped. WSKET Loin and Round - ISO BM. B~f •1.16 PER POUND PLUS 70 LB. BONUS - NO CHARGE TOTAL #100.80 •Mint* Steaks •Hoop Inst •€*« ot the Raw* Rust •Raaatf Rust I Stuks •Croud ImI •I ROM Steaks •PartartMsa Steaks 'Striate Tip Rust A\] HONOR BOSSES Wednesday, Oct. 15, is the day Fox Valley Chapter of The National Secretaries Association has chosen to honor area bosses with a luncheon at John Evans Inn, Route 14 and Virginia Road, Crystal Lake, beginning at 12 noon. For tickets and information call Judy Bartels, 459-2050, or Joyce Wolter, 338-6060. USDA Prime Pre-Trimmed BEEF ORDERS From 1 7 9 * 8 9 FOOD STAMPS WELCOME 300 LB! U.8J)A CHOICE VARIETY 1 Q 9 pea week km FOR ONLY • 17 WEEKS EXAMPLE Loin, Rib and Round - 210 1M. BMI 01.13 PER POUND Plus SO tt>. Bonus -- No Charge TOTAL 0237.30 •Sirteia Steaks •Partartaasa Steaks *T-lw Steaks •Ctak Steak •Strip Steaks , •faaily Steaks •Rt Steaks •Raate Steaks •Sirtete Tip Raast •Clack Raast •Fillets •Swiss Steaks ' •S tea t f te fR i t l •Sraaai RaaT, 150 Lbs WITH BEEF SIDE (Not WhoU Cow) 35 LBS PORK 40 LBS. POTATOES 35 LBS. CHICKEN 40 LBS FROZEN VEGETABLES (? ' v The McHenry Plaindealer Newspaper Available At The Following Locations: •WHITE HEN PANTRY •MAYS DRUG •SELL LIQUORS % •McHENRY WALGREEN •SOLGER'S DRUG STORE •SEN FRANKLIN •OSCO DRUGS •JEWEL •HORNSBY'S •HERMES S CO. •LIQUOR MART •VILLAGE MART •J SR STORE •McHENRY HOSPITAL •JSLGAS •LAKEVIEW •SUNNYSIDE FOOD •JOHNSBURG FOOD MART •ADAMS GROCERY •LITTLE STORE •FRED S.IRENE'S TAP •McHENRY QUICK MART •SUNRISE GROCERY •STEINY TAP •McCULLOM LAKE GROC. •HILLTOP GROCERY •FOOD MART •BITS S PIECES •NORTHWEST TRAIN 450 LBS. ISJACima SPECIAL • PES WEEK FOR FORMS.V „ • 17WEEKS EXAMPLE 300 Lb. 8kte Boof 01.06 PER POUND Phis 150 Us. Boms-No Charge TOTAL 0318.00 •Sirteia Steaks •filiate 'Striate Tip Raast •Partartaasa Steaks *Strip Steaks •Starfiat Rik Raast •Tlaaa Steaks •Rutf Steaks Hhwp Raast •Clak Steaks «tatacaa Steaks •Ctack Raast tHM Steaks 'Swiss Steaks *(rani Raaf We pledge to do everything possible to see that your order is processed the way you want it under the most sanitary conditions. Come by and meet us, have a cup of coffee on us and see our market. You'll be glad! I v3i V FREE Rack of Ribs or 10 Lbs. of Smoked Chops For opening your charge account with Beef Purchase Whole side not required VISIT OUR SMOKE HOUSE Fro Samples Daily! Ribs, Hocks, Chops, Weiners, Ham & Bacon Other items in Season Fox Valley Meats TUES.-FRI. 10-7 SAT. & SUN. 9-6 CLOSED MONDAY 697-2616 v:-- 920 Vtlla, Elgin, fL bus m 20 L->' -m.Z I*- SKI S/t