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Thursday! April 4. 1957 v r ^ t - *p*" * ** * 1 ^r, tp r f ^Fn%%-r?< ^ - * 9? * ^ F - ^FJF ,': \. 1 &$%p 4?pnf jf^ *i :' McHenry Plaindealer Phone 170 • 171 Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. :-AfX *, 3? «C)V NATIONAL EDITORIAL |as^>C5^TI"3N imiiuijiiju'ii'iOT W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Manager ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor 0 SUBSCRIPTION BATE In McHenry County 1 Year £3.00 6 Months $1.75 3 Months $1.00 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $3.50 6 Months * $2.00 3 Months !...'. $1.25 I9S7 I9S7 \ nssoeiBTion / Entered as second-class matter at the post office at McHenry, Illinois, under the act of May 8, 1879. COUNTY HOMEMAKERS ATTEND DEDICATION OF NEW BUILDING w McHenry County homemakers will be represented at the dedication ceremonies April 4 and 5 for Bevier E|all, the new home economics building at the University of Illinois. Illinois homemakers who supported plans for new housing for the home economics department will be honored at a dinner on Thursday evening, April 4. Home economics students and alumni will gather for a dinner on April 5. Daytime programs will include a symposium on# "The Challenge for Home Economics" and a convocation with Florence Allen, judge of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals speaking on "Map for Living-50 Year Plan." Tours of the new Bevier hall will be conducted. CARD OF THANKS I want to take this means of expressing my thanks to all those who sent me cards, offered prayers in my behalf and extended good wishes during the time I was confined to the hospital. The many remembrances were very much appreciated. 48 Winfield Pietsch CARD OF THANKS I am deeply grateful to many friends and neighbors for cards, prayers and good wishes while I was hospitalized. My fondest respect to the priests and nun% at St. Mary's Catholic school, McHenry ; Christ the King church, Wonder Lake; and the nuns at St. Peter's church. Many, many thanks. 48 Raymond Mendyk Buy U.S Saving* Bonds Margaret O'Rourke Lakemoos residents were saddened last week by the sudden passing of Mrs. Margaret O'Rourke, 68. Her death on March 27 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, ended an illness of four weeks. For the past nine years, she had resided on Ha Juana Drive, Lakemoor. Before that time, she lived in Chicatro. where she Was born March 13, 1889. Her husband, Cornelius, died thirteen years ago. She is survived by three sons, James of Ingleside, Peter and Edward of Lakemoor; three daughters, Florence of Lakemoor, Mrs. Mary Naggo and Mrs. Grace Pazdiora, both of Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Mabel Millier; a brother. John Hanson, and four grandchildren. . The body rested at the George JUsten & Son funeral home until Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, when rites were conducted from St. Patrick's church. Burial was in Calvary cemetery Evqnston. FUTURE TEACHERS' EFFORTS RECOGNIZED BY GOV. STRATTON Efforts of an organization of high school and college students to combat the Illinois teacher shortage have received official recognition from the state's ehiei executive. Gov. William G. Stratton has designated April 13 as Illinois Future Teachers Day "in recognition of the outstanding services the Illinois association of F.T.A. is rendering in the recruitment of youth into teaching." The 171 clubs and chapters will hold their convention in Bloomington on the State Normal university campus, April 12 and 13, with a delegation from the McHenry chapter, "The Ct H. Duker club," attending. The local organization has approximately forty-five members, with Mrs. John Bolger, their sponsor, accompanying them to the convention. This year is expected to be an important gathering in that a number of changes in the constitution will be voted upon. The McHenry chapter will be able to take an active part in voting on these important issues. Pag* Fit* It is a fact that the people of the nation, as a whdle, have lost much of their former admiration for the professions as a whole. SHRINE MEETING IS ATTENDED BY 60 NOBLES, GUESTS The McHenry County Shrine club held its March meeting at Marengo, with approximately sixty* nobles and guests attending. Tebala Temple of Rockford was represented by their distinguished corp .of officers, Thomas Olson, potentate; Dr. P. J. Boyd, chief rabban; William Edwards, assistant rabban, and Harry Snyder, high priest and prophet. Officers of the Shrine club present were president, Kenneth Miller, Crystal Lake; first vice president, Glenn Canning, Marengo; second vice-president, Ben Hayes, Ringwood; secretary, Kenifetii Cooper, Marengo; and treasurer, Webster McCarson, Woodstock. The next monthly meeting will be held at Mill Inn, Wonder Lake. Wednesday. April 17. MERITS Or LICENSE DISTRIBUTION IN STATE WINS PRAISE Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier last week presented two reports by independent agencies to the house committee on motor vehicles and traffic regulation, urging retention of Illinois' present centralized system of distributing motor vehicle license plates. One survey included three general conclusions: "1. The present method of distributing motor vehicle license plates in Illinois appears superior to other methods from the three-fold point of view of economy of distribution, control of funds, and reliability of registration records. "2. Distribution of plates through facilities in every county is economically' unsound because of the disproportionately high costs that would prevail in a large number of counties that have relatively small numbers of motor vehicle registrations. "3. Any decentralized operations should be in charge of persons who are directly responsible to the central office in order to maintain effective audit control and reporting." The survey also estimated that a county distribution system would cost an additional $1,121,- 700 a year. The second report said, "Illinois at the present time operates a system that has merit in the fact that control is centralized." "This makes possible the' elimination of costly intermediate operations that contribute nothing to accuracy, efficiency or service to the public," it continued. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS J. H. Ritte'r of 42 Orchard Beach was one of the 236 Shell. Oil company empoyees from the ^Chicago division who operate company automotive equipment to receive an award for tweiyy-six years of safe driving. Men honored had driven an aggregate record of 1-, 963 years* without an accident. " R£t> CROSS CONTRfBlrtlONil The Red Cross collection in McHenry is still more than $1,000 from its goal, with $2,427.49 being collected against a quota of $3,- 600. Anyone wishing to contribute may send check to Red Cross, McHenry. Money will be used for many important services, including those mentioned in the Public Pulse letter which appeared in the Plaindealer two weeks ago. MEMBER BAR ASSOCIATION Atty. Robert Stueben has been elected to membership in the Illinois State Bar association, it was announced, this past, week by Fred F. Kalivoda, chairman of the Sixth district committee on admissions. He was admitted to the Illinois bar in 1940 following graduation from law School. ** ATTEND CONFERENCE The Misses Marie Paprocki and Rita Wolbert and Sam Weisskopf of the mathematics and science departments of the local high school were among more than a hundred southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois teachers to attend the third annual campus conference on science and mathematics at Beirut college last week. TELL ACCEPTANCE * OF ADDITIONAL CORN ACREAGE RESERVE Under the original corn acreage reserve sign-up, McHenry county farmers signed 313 agreements, covering 4,537 acres of corn land, plus an additional 1,440 acres offered. Bert Bridges, chairman of the McHenry ..cotinty ASC committee, announced that funds will be available in the county for the acceptance of all the additional acreage that was originally offered. Notices are now being mailed to all eligible farmers relative to executing new agreements covering their specified additional acr reage are urged to call at the county office without delay. - Insured Savings: Savings investei in Crystal I,»«» Savings and Loan Association <»»» 'nsiu-ed by the Federal Savings ant' Loas Insurance Corp., aari earr ? Vi per cent plus >4 per cent extra 83-tfl CAli 6F THANKS We wish to thank our relatives, friends, neighbors, Fr. Edward Coakley and Fr. William Collins for* the many acts of kindnesses extended to us during the illness and death of pur dear mother. Donald F. Givens Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence Mr. and1 Mrs. Harold Phalin *48 CARD OP THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank friends for gifts and cards; also the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters and especially Msgr. Nix, Fr. Reuland and others who offered prayers in my behalf. Everything was appreciated so much. , 48 Jean Matthews'. VOTE IN THE McHENRY CITY ELECTION TUESDAY. APRIL 16. 1957 , -1' IK V * Wi r r ' * • ; ^ x FASHION SHOW The latest thing in fashions will be shbwn at a fashion revue at the Woodstock Opera house Thursday, April 4, beginning at 8:15 o'clock. It is sponsored by the-Order of the Eastern Star 463 club. The theme of the show is "Springtime." FOR MAYOR Edward J. "Joe' Gausden A Homeowner ' ^ Veteran of World War,. II Jb Korean Conflict t Capable, Honest, Hard Working An Experienced Public Official 9 Spearheaded efforts.to widen Elm Street Your VoteIs Appreciated 'o A CHAT WITH Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repaint Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. McHenry, 111. Phone 811 -- Residence 91-1* FREE! CLAIRE SE AUTY SHOPfE „ -- Our Operators are All Hairstylists -- Luckies or Chesterfields 200 So. Green Street ' McHenry, 111. Appointments Accepted -- Mon. thru Sat., 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. COLD WAVE PERMANENTS -- $5.00 & up including cut, shampoo and hair , set ALL WORK DONE REASONABLY PHONE McHENRY 10 •(* \ you step up to a F l Fairlane 000 pis step into the luxury-car And you get all of this beauty and performance at Ford's low prico There's no other car in the low-price field that compares with the Ford Fairlane 500. It has the styling, the size, and the refinements of cars Costing hundreds more. Yet it comes to you. at Ford's low price. Beneath the over 17-foot sculptured-in-steel body of the Fairlane 500, there's an all-new "Inner Ford" that assures you a quieter, more comfortable, big-car ride. And to power the Fairlane 500 of your choice, you can have your pick of a whole new family of Thunderbird V-8 engines or the new Mileage Maker Six. Come in and get acquainted with the Fairlane 500 today. F.DJLF. THE NEW KIND OF FORD IS THE LOWEST PRICED* OF THE LOW-PRICE THREE! *Baud •» a comparison of manufatturtrs' sutststtd rttail dtiivtred pritot BUSS MOTOR SALES 531 Main Si. Phone McHenry 1 McHenry, 111. Cf You're Interested in in ^32^ USED Car -- Be Sure to See Your Ford Dealei 11 1 Small Lean NOTHING TO BUY EVERYONE HAS A CHANCE TO WIN A BOY'S SCHW1NN BICYCLE Details In Store To Be Given Away Sat., "May 4 OUR OWN SUGAR CURED COINED FOR ALDERMAN (1st Ward - City Hall) # Edward L. Bucheri • McHenry Alderman for 4 yrs>. • Highly Experienced In Street & Road Maintenance • Honest, Capable Public Official • Industrious Your Vote Is Appreciated X FOR ALDERMAN (1st Ward - City Hall) Richard J. Smith Cigarettes $1 • Past Commander McHenry V.F.W. • Active in many Civic Endeavors • Hard Working, Capable, Honest t Spends much time working with the Youth of McHenry . 'Your Vote Is Appreciated CHOCOLATS COWERED EASTER EGGS ctn. 25* Fresh -/Small Lean Pork Butts 39 FOR ALDERMAN (2nd Ward - Buss Motor Sales) X Glenn D. Dixon • A Homeowner 9 Experienced Public Official • Is fighting for new City Building Code © A "Watchdog" for the Tax* payers Interests Your Vote Is Appreciated Ice Cr®« V2 <sdL 85* Solid Print Butter 63'* Spare Ribs 45 VETS DO© FOOB. 4 ©sus 29* FOR ALDERMAN (3rd Ward - Blake's Garage) X William H. Goeitsche FRISKliS STORE PARTY' HUSKIES DOC FOOD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PRICE REDUCTION (SAT. ONLY) NORTH DAKOTA REDS POTATOES CERTIFIED FOOD MARKET 9 A Homeowner s e Local Businessman e Promotes McHenry e Young, Aggressive, Honest, Capable e A Willing Worker Your Vote Is Appreciated Green & Elm Streets PHO NE 80 McHenry, Illinois X FOIJ POLICE MAGISTRATE Edgar Landgren • A Mature Citizen • Uses Good Judgement • Honest & Fair • No "Axes to Grind** Your Vote Is Appreciated » ) it.:*! Aiiv ..