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'Community MCHENRY PLAINDEALER MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER GREAT GROCERY BUYS mm w . %$$$& %$S, \ •WW', VWf# m4m PWP slates activities Come to dinner Pageant finalist selected Parents Without partners, Chap- Anyone able to help assemble, ad- Jar No. 188 will hold its second gen- dress and sort the newsletter for oral meeting of the month Friday, mailing are requested to call Ariene |ept», beginning at 8:30 p.m. The at 459-3533. the A ^ game night is sched- '̂Wbute their thoughts at tbe discus- ^ to/U««,?uin fton, a movie will be shown, games » a* ® P m ^ is a played, and refreshments andso- BY0B affair *** Helen will provide dalizing will follow. sa&cks. RSVP at 312-668-7414. ' I t i s poss ib l e t ha t t he loca t ion o f A Sunday brunch is planned Sun- day, Sept. 29, at 12:30 p.m. at Finne- ® att̂ Sng ta Spring Hill Mall. The cost is should call 459-1614 before Friday 4.96 per person. Those coming are to mP" caU Char at 312-426-3720. Pageant, to be held at the Holiday Inn-Mart Plata, Chicago, Oct. 18 It 19 Contestants must be girls at least I eight and no more than 12 years of age by Dec. 1, 1985. Every contes- • tant will receive a special tiara, trophy and Today's Preteen T-Shirt. • \ The winner of the Illinois pageant •L WH!T will receive a quern's crown, flow- KffT' . ers, trophy, $500 cash award, U"x 14" portrait, banner, and a round- » 1 trip airflight to the 1966 national w X il pa«eant m " ' w ^ Additional information and appll- JAMI MITCHELL ^,V"ned by ™2f,ct-ing: Donald J. White, pageant direc- J ami Lynn Mitchell, daughter of tor, Illinois Today's Preteen Mrs. Barbara J. Mitchell of McHen- „ Pageant, Department PR. P.O. Box ry, has been selected as a finalist in 06717 Fort Myers, Fl. 33906-6717; the 1965 Illinois Today's Preteen telephone: 1-813-369-8700 On Sept. 22, Turning Point will sponsor a spaghetti dinner to be held at the McHenry Moose located at 3535 N. Richmond Rd. McHenry, from 3 to 7 p.m. Proceeds from the dinner will be used to assist the agency in serving victims of family violence in McHenry County. Turning Point, Inc. provides free, confidential, emergency service to women and their minor children 24 hours each day. The program has been in existence since 1961, offering telephone counceling and referral to its current concept and design, emergency shelter through safe homes, services for men who batter and support groups with linkage re­ ferral and evaluation at no cost to clients. Turning Point continues to serve victims of violence and abuse through the committment of volun­ teers from the community. Ms. Ness, agency director notes, 'It's great to see community monies from community individuals going directly to the community!" Turning Point hopes for a great success. Dinner includes spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, sal­ ad, beverage, dessert, and live en­ tertainment. Cost for adults is $5 and children under 10, $2.50. rWinter didn't deter dancers SALE DATES SEPT. 18TNRU SEPT. 24 WHILE OUAHTITIESIAST CHECKS ^ST ACCEPTEO ONLY WITHOUR CHECK PURCHASING CARD 301 W.VIRGINIA AVE. RT. 14 CRYSTAL LAKE-4JS0JM AN0, ROUTE 1?*, WAUCONOA HOURS: MON, TUES, SAT. •; J WEO.THURS, FRI.fliSUN. 10-3 FALL CLOTHING SALE REGULAR STORE I PRICE § Brand new -- for four years. If it costs more to repai r than to replace--you get a brand new car. Ask about The Keeper.1" Hi. 338-2000 or 344-3290 SOUTHGATE NAIL SPECIALS" FAMILY HAIR CENTER Judy is Available 810 DN. Front street Wed, thru Sat. MCHWHY.LL SCULPTURED "fetaM Hiir Cm NAILS reg. $40 fir tin Entire Ftnily NOW 830.00 W&kr- Call SILK WRAPS 385-2966 $30.00 BIBBS* Optn T«w. Thru Stt. WU tn/Thurt. Evening bA group of McHenry men left ednesday afternoon to join Chica-i friends on an 800-mile cruise on tbe Marelto II. Leaving Lake Michi­ gan the Marelto II will cruise down pie Illinois River into the Mississippi Am a 10-day trip and the men will eat fend sleep on the boat. j* Those making the trip are Thomas Brennan, Carl Bieklers August Freund*:Arnold Raumtf Melvin "Walsh, Harry Wallis Warner, A1 fiumley and P. E. O'Reilly. Public Service Company of North­ ern Illinois advertised "Brand new rhor Washers,;; wringer-type, $2 town and 88 cents a week, payable xi your monthly Electric Service TORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 20, *945) * A long period of study and arduous jwrk ended last Friday, Sept. 14, for $oe McHenry youths the unfolding dream of long standing at last be- nunlng a reality. Richard, youngest win of Mr. and Mrs. John Vycital, ^graduated with honors from the Uni­ versity of Illinois College of medicine. I During the graduating ceremo- Jnies, Vycital was commissioned a first lieutenant in the army medical Jborps reserve. He will intern at the Illinois Research and Educational ^Hospital in Chicago. | Hie officers of Ringwood Chemi­ cal Corporation recently announced She formation of a new company for he purpose of manufacturing, mar­ keting and doing research on organ- c chemicals containing mercury, hie name of the new company will ie Metalorganics, Inc. and the home iffice will be in Chicago. The organic chemicals of mercury narketed by the new company will ie chiefly those used during the war or preventing the growth of mildew ind mold on tents, electrical lnsula- ion, and all types of fabrics by the irmed forces in the South Pacific. St. Mary's-St. Patrick's school stu- lents receiving citations from the reasury department for the 10 best talesmen of war bonds and stamps luring the seventh war loan last fune at the school were: Geraldine ?arey, Dolores Smith, David Len- lon, James Lennon, William Weber, Bernard Buss, Lee Cooney, Jack [usten, Jack Thies and Jack Laures. jrWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 22, 960) A favorable vote of 93 to 4 last laturday gave approval of the ere- ttion of a library district in McHen- y and Nunda townships in the Lake- noor area. Hie vote, held Saturday, tad been postponed from an earlier ate and the district to be included ras revised. Originally, a section of ,ake County was to have been aduded. Four new directors were installed t the meeting of the McHenry Ju- ior Chamber of Commerce Tues- ay evening. They were Thomas Andre, youth activities; David A. Add, orientation; Henry J. Heise, ublidty and ways and means; and tonald Gerstad, internal and civic ifairs. f A large crowd of 12,000 Republi­ cs gathered for the annual G.O.P. Vt GALLON LIQUID LAUNDRY DETERGENT CONCENTRATED 32 OZ. LEMON DISH DETERGENT 2PLY-4ROLL BATH TISSUE WHITE WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL TOY SALE • OCT. 2«» LARGE SELECTION OF SHADE ft ORNAMENTAL TREES A A A / J f c • p i o n e v e r y t r e e i n o u r 2 0 0 a c r e N u r s e r y #11 V/ 11L L Select from Vti'-V dia., ash, maple, ^ IJ /Q r | flowering crab, honeylocust, linden, ^ ~ / v w " hawthorns and more DIGGING & DELIVERY OF TREES DURING MID OCTOBER TAGGING on Sept. 21&22,28429 Sat. ft Sun. ONLY Sale End* Sept. 29th "'/v • Above ground installation (Easy to take with if you move) , • More than just a swing, it's a health ft fitness set • Twenty year warranty • All treated wood • Rich brown stain • Each can be styled in a variety of ways • All wood is pressure treated southern yellow pine • Easy assembly ft installation or our professional installers can do it for you • Strong 4x4 post set in concrete cross members all 2"x6" beams