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Model Railroad Club To Hold Open House Nov. 13-14 The Lake County Model Railroad club of 107 Main street (rear en­ trance), Wauconda, wiU celebrate its eleventh year with an open house Nov. 13 and 14. Train operations will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day. Admission is free. At past open houses, the train layout's operation has drawn crowds of model railroad enthusiasts from metropolitan areas as far away as Rockford, \ Madison, Milwaukee, Joliet, and St. Joseph, Michigan. Visitors \ are welcome to observe three to\five trains operating simultaneously on the layout. The trackage consists of 2,600 feet of nickel-silver rail spiked onto more than 50,000 individually hand-laid ties. Over five miles of electric wire is used in transmitting the electrical power to the track, signalling system, and switches. At the open house, the railroad's dispatcher will route the trains over the 350 feet of single trade mainline and the 950 feet of secondary trackage using a master control panel con­ sisting of 21 blocks. The mountainous landscape which the trains travel through is construcJtetMon--apr- proximately one ton of hydrocal plaster. The numberous buildings and bridges on the "HO" scale layout are a combination of scratchbuilt and kit structures made from wood, plastic and cardstock. Over 17,000 man-hours have gone into the construction of this model railroad. The 23 Lake County Model Railroad club members invite the whole family to spend a enjoyable Saturday and Sunday watching steam and diesel engines pulling passenger and freight trains on one of the oldest and largest "HO" scale railroads in the midwest. PAGE - PLAINDEALER Fall Comedy At West Campus The West campus Drama club presents its fall comedy, Blithe Spirit, Nov. 12 and 13, at 8 p.m. and Nov. 14 at 2 p.m. in the West campus auditorium. Chosen Sept. 16, the cast includes Beth Baczkowski, Mariann Mayberry, Jeff Wallace, Erich Gaza, - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1962 Jill Kuhns, Maureen Serritella, and Renee' Jensen. The play is being directed by drama club coordinator, Chuck Popp, with George Cina handling the lighting, set construction, and special effects. Tickets may be reserved in advance by contacting the West campus main office at 385-7077, or they may be purchased at tne door. "He who serves his country well has no need of ancestors."...Voltaire SAVE YOUR BATHTUB! Is your bathtub porous, worn ond hard to clean? For professional resurfacing with our patented synthetic porcelain, call the BATHTUB RESURFACING SPECIALISTS. Children's Contests For Observance Of Book Week There are many exciting things happening at the McHenry Public library, andtD help celebrate National Children's Book week, Nov. 15'to 19, the library will hold two contests, one will be to determine the best limerick and the other the best short story. Children may choose this year to. either write a short story or a short, snappy litnerick. All entries must be submitted by Nov. 19. Winners will be notified by phone. The library will also sponsor a PLAN ART FAIR-George Papiech, president of the Northland Area Art league, is surrounded by the other officers as they go about making plans for their annual art fair. From left are Helen Lind, treasurer; Mae Fredrick, program chiarman, and Mary Ann Nies, secretary. Saturday, Nov. 13, and Sunday, Nov. 14, are the two days the Northland Area Art league will be presenting its annual Art Fair at the American Legion clubhouse in McHenry. The Art Fair will be for the benefit of the McHenry Rescue squad, with 10 percent of all sales going to the squad. The admission is free. The hours will be from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. on Satunlay and from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sunday. All categories of art will be on sale, which will include oils, watercolors, acrylics, pottery and more. PORCELAINCOTE UnhmUeci ANTIOCH, IL. OFTEN IMITATED. NEVER DUPLICATED (312)395-0643 children's art show. The theme of the art show will be "Lost in a Book," the national children's bode week theme. Children may use a favorite character or a scene from bodes. Art will be displayed in the library. All art received will be exhibited, starting Nov. 15. During children's Bode week a big pumpkin filled with candy kisses will be in • the children's library. The children who guess closest to the total candy in the pumpkin will win a prize. FAMILY HEALTH You and Your family can protect your health. Here are some sensible suggestions to follow: --Aroid cigarettes. Cigarete smoking is the single most important preventable cause of illness and early death. --Follow sensible drinking habits and use care in taking drugs. If you drink, do it wisdy, and in moderation Even some drugs prescribed by your -Exercise regularly. Almost everyone can benefit from exercise- and there's some form of execcise almost everyone can do. -•Be safety conscious. Think "safety first" at home, at work, at school, at play, and on the highwav. Remember, good health is not a matter of luck or fate. You have to work at it. 'can be dangerous riien drinki or ing before prescr doctorc if taken when alcohol driving. -East sensibly. A sensible diet can reduce your risk of heart disease. If you are overweight, lose it. Over-weight individuals ir are at greater risk for diabetes, gall bladder disease ana high blood pressure. Transportation research in the United States has been "almost criminally neglect­ ed" in the last decade, says the director of the Texas Transportation Institute. Much of the decline in mobil­ ity we are experiencing-- overcrowded highways, air- ways, iailwayb«i2asatffrMBM« the lack of a soundly Rinded transportation system and the problems wiU get worse: An unused swing set can turn a backyard into an eyesore...unless you hang flower baskets from the frame, attach a bird feeder to the overhead bar and plant climbing vines to trail up the legs. A thing of beauty! KRYSTAL KLEAR CLEANING "WHERE HO JOB IS 100 BIO OR 100 SHALL" rj.iirijrrrvnr;} EKEEPING RATES K>H St. CITIZENS. Over 13 Years Of MAUTY Sotlsf lod Customers MOUSE CLEANING • Floors Stripped • Windows Washed • Office Cleaning • Carpet Cleaning • Sanitizing New or (•Mil jwMcv nones i S15-385-1877 f i l l ! I t » £ 1 ANSOIV u i i i-£::nro. 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