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m s"' " " . 27, 1 , .;i -.-X J - * - : " ' • : i ' & lif AND KING KORN "SEU-A-BRATION" BEAUTIFUL ELGIN-AMERICAN PEARL NECKLACES will be sold for a son"! McHenry Plaindealer Phone 170 - 171 Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. 4ATIONAL EDITORIAL jAs|ocEjTgN W. BURFEINDT, Gen l. Mgi\ ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor vatencia pearls by ELGIN-AMERICAN A REGULAR $5 VALUE individually gift packaged in a handsome velour pouch... SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County 1 Year $3.50 6 Months $2.00 3 Months $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 6 Months $2.25 onths Entered as second-class mat terr at the post office at Mc Henry, Illinois, under the act of May, 8, 1879. WHILE THEY LAST! s MORE STUDENTS ABE ANNOUNCED ON HONOR ROLL Students narjied to the "B" honor roll at the local high school for the quarter which ended recently have been announced. They are as follows: Seniors Sharon Bielecki, Pat Blake, Lynne Bradley, Andrea Brennan, Ray Bujak, Charlene Crawley, Patti Dixon, Richard Hoffman, Gordon Johnson, James Justen, Don Kice, Mary Ann Klapperick, Jeanne Marion, Jean McGinley, Martha Nihill, Arlene Oeffling, Pat Rad, John Scarbrough, Joyce Schmitt, Paul - Seeber, Diane Tabor, Bonnie Tomm and Mary Jane Bell, Juniors Anita Beckenbaugh, ken' neth Booster, Bonnie Brda, Kay Bucher, Harry Byrne, Donna Caley, Gail Castle, Dorothy Cook, Sharon Curulewski, Karen Dresdow, Matt Eichinger, Jill Gustavson, Margie Havlatka, Roland Hoffman, Roberta Hollenback. Georgette Kotalik, Nancy Kokay, Lois May, John Moss, Kathleen Polinski, Carol Rad, Robert Regner, Erna Rockel, Brunhilde Schwanke, Jacqueline Skidmore and Bernice Tushkowski. Sophomore B Karen Olsen, Barbara Schlick Donald Parisi, Nancy Ritter, Nancy Fisher, Jesse Freund, Darlene Friedle, John Kerr, Virginia Kirk, James Koepke, Michael Low, Karvin Lombardi, Janet Gardner, Alice Granger, Janice May, Joyce May, Michael Meeker, Kirklarid rJMerfey7 Janice Wakitsch, Jay Walkington, Kathy Wright, Janet Wright, Brian Baker. Bfen Chelini, Ken Homo, Henry Houck, Richard Johnson and Nancy Jurack. Freshmen 1 Norman Anderson, Sharon Berkley, Pat Buckie, Camille I Covalt, Tom Creighton, Mary Dresdow, Carol Duescher, Rob- ' ert English, Harold Foss, Gary Freund, Judy Freund,, Carolyn Gibson, June Glos, Joe Hettermann, Ken Hettermann, Randy Hughes, David Kerr, Rita Kierberg, Judy Lange, Merrilee Liptrot, Ardis May, Bob Miller, Mike Reese, Ed Reid, Joe Sanford, Louise Schmitt, Philip Schheck, Betty Sompel, Mary Ann Sossong, Jackie Specht, Roger Swanson, Beverly Thelen, Shirley Thornton and Elaine Weber. ANNE LUNDBORG COLLEGE SORORITY LEADER OF SONG Anne Lundborg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lundborg of Wonder Lake, recently was appointed song leader of Gamma Zeta chapter of Sigma Kappa, national social sorority at Northern Illinois university at DeKalb. Miss Lundborg, a graduate of the local high school; is a sophomore majoring in elementary education. She is also dormitory counselor and activities chairman of Neptune hall and a member of the concert choir. She is a 1956 graduate of the McHenry high school, where she was active in the music department. FASHION S«<3#; OF WOMAN'S CLUB PLANNED APRIL 16 ON HONOR ROLL A total of 175 engineering students at Northwestern University Technological institute have been named.to the dean's honor roll for the fall quarter, including John Sternickle of Rt. 1. McHenry. He is a sophomore majoring in mechanical engineering. New, Instant RELIEF for TIRED, ACHING BACKS! •ffitl'BACKIASn* Nothing else like It for firm, comfortable iicrollUc luppertl Dnlgntd by world'* leading lurjlrnJ tuppori manufactureri-- eeterlbed doctori. ftltlnc required, lap front; loft, foam rubber back pad. -itl» maingei bar* mu>cle«nGncl(rlIrtt -a -.-L--T- »uPPott manufacturen-- •eaerlbed by doc tori No filling required. lad. "."W exerl firm, even support. Available. Invlitble under light clothing. For men. women. Stop Buffering: order now--get your PI Peer BACKEASER today! Bolger's Drug Store Phone 40 Hie last Woman's club meeting place was changed to the Methodist church meeting room because of some mechanical difficulty with the heating system at the Legion home. The church rooms were warm and pleasant. The bitter cold was forgotten when the interesting program was begun. Future meetings will be at the Legion home at 1:30 p.m. Plans are beginning to crystalize for the year's big event, the fashion show, scheduled for April 16. There will be more about this later but at the present time members may contact Mrs. Goodell or Mrs. Dietle with their plans for helping in some capacity at this show. Many hands will be needed. „ An invitation was extended to the membersr from the Crystal Lake club to attend their March 11 meeting at the Methodist church to, hear a well known speaker on "Adventures in Russia." jHarvard club invites us to their March 3 meeting, also at the Methodist church, to learn about the "Art of Table Setting." Anyone wishing to attend either meeting may contact Mrs. Goodell, who will co-ordinate the transportation facilities. The February meeting focused attention on our neighbors "south of the. border." Costa Rica. The Thorntons (Shirley, Nancy and Kip---with a few asides from mother) did a fine job of cementing our frienship with Costa Rica. Nancy was the narrator, with a fine and humorous account of their vacation on their uncle's huge cotton "farm?" The colored slides were most interesting. Kip and Shirley demonstrated a few native dances, humorous "and strenuous. They told about the strict social discipline governing young people in Costa Rica. The entire oroeram was delightful. Mrs. Walter Carlson keyed her songs to the theme of Val- ' entine Day. She sang "Mem- I ories".' "Will You Remember" 1 and "I Love You Truly," with a prelude of dramatio reading | of leve poems, some by Mrs. i Browning. Mrs. Weber accompanied with her usual skill. New members were introduced at this meeting. Nanette Marie-Girard is the name selected by Mr: and Mrs. Henry Mroz of Holiday Hills for their new daughter, who weighed 7 lbs. 6)4 , ofc. upon arrival at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, Feb. 20. The little lady has a brother, a year old. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schaefer 'of 117 Broad street ^are the parents of twin boys, born Feb. 19 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. They have been n a m e d J a m e s R o b e r t a n d Thomas Michael. The Schaefers have two other children, a daughter, Mary, 4, and a son, Donald, 2*4. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Mahon of Chicago and Mr. and Mis. H. B. Schaefer of McHenry. - . Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wilde are the parents of a 10 lb. ,1 oz. daughter, Susan, born Feb. 24 at Memorial hospital in Woodstock. She Hats a sister, IJnda. Mrs. Wilde is the former Terry.. Bauer. , Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson are the parents of a son, born ' at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Feb. 21. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burr of fonder Lake at Memorial hc&pital Feb. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bel- 'on are the parents of a son, horn at Memorial hospital Feb. 21. Mr. and Mrs; Gregory Golla became the parents of a boy on Feb. 23 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Casmir Kasperski at Memorial hospital Feb. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson are the parents of a son, born at Memorial hospital Feb. 19. .f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pepping announce the birth of a boy at Memorial hospital on Feb. 19. Feb. 20. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith are the parents of a boy, born Feb. 20 at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hiller announce the birth of a son Feb. 19 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Glosson at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, Feb. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Knaack A are the parents of a son, born ment department. pefc FRIENDS Do you Agree That our County Court will best serve the Interests of all of .the people when it is Independent of political alliances, entanglements and intrigue? IF YOU DO THEN SUPPORT % *• • i » n *A LUCKY HALF-BUCK IS ONE THAT BEAR! A LEGIBLE MINT DATE OF 1942,1943,1945,1952 or 1954 Check your pocketbook right now or ask anyone in your family if they have a Lucky Half-Buck. Bring it in and exchange it "Hf for this lustrous, nationally advertised Elgin-American Valencia pearl necklace valued at $5.00. So hurry,,hurry! . . . Come in today and take advantage of this sensational offer before the limited supply is gone. take advantage of this KING KORN CUSTOMER SPECIAL OFFERED BY -- Agatha Gift Shop, 110 So. Green St. "*«'Bill's Outboard Motors, 104 v2 Riverside Drive «> Brady Kenney Mercury Sales & Serv., 16 Rand Rd., Lakemoor "* Main Paint Center, 418 Main Street McHenry Qne Hour Martinizing, 207 E. Elm Street r- Riverside Drive I.Hnndr;un»t_ 202 N. Riverside Drive- Steffan's Jewelry & Records, 514 Main Street Tots & Teen's Shop, Route 1, Box 222 C White's Men's Shop, 208 S. Green Street "R" Place Liquors, 411 West Elm Street Wortz Service Station, Routes 120 & 31 Tonyan's Home Furnishings, 214 S. Green Street Pure Oil Service, Route 12 & Grand Ave., Fox Lake Silver Ball Auto Service, Wilson Rd. & Rt.. Jtngleside Stanton Point Service, Grand Ave. & Stanton-PEjffiL Ingleside Karsten's Phillips "66" Service, Main Street, Union Ray's Sinclair Service, Wonder Lake National Tea Food Store, 415 W. Elm Street JAMES H. COONEY FOR COUNTY JUDGE Republican Ballot - April 8 You'll Be Proud That You Did INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF McHENRY COUNTY Be Sure You Are Registered Political Advertisement with Mrs. Robert Thompson as chairman followed the Valentine time with some-sCeA cherry tarts. Illinois has forest land, ranging from a few acres each to over 100,000 in Pope and Union Counties. For your convenience we now have money orders available at our drive-in window. The McHenry State Bank. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jlgrbert Rowe, on Feb. 2u' at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. PUBLIC LECTURE AT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH ON MAKCH 3 IT'S RUG GLEANING TIME PHO^E 927 FOR PICKUP SERVICE 9 x 12 Axminster Type Rug Only $7.95 Rainbow Cleaners N. Front St. McHenry SAVE 10% Cash 'N Carry A free public lecture entity ed "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE NEW -vAND UVING WAY," will be; given ^y^Grace Jane Noee, CiS. of Chicago, Monday, March' 3, at"8 o'clock in the Crystaf Lain* grade school auditorium, Paddock street at McHenry avenue, under the auspices of ine First Church of Christ, Scientist, Crystal Lake. Mrs. Noee is a member of 1 the board of lectureship of the mother church, the First ; Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. All are welcome to attend the lecture. The size of trees and shrubs you want to buy will depend mostly on how much money you want to spend. For better results shop in McHenry. & iORS , l" PAINT IN jgX decorating your home You will be thrilled at Hie beautiful array of colors displayed in Bliott's Color Harmonics Color System. Here is just the color you are looking for and it is available in the new lowodor alkyd flat and semi-gloss enamel finishes. See your Elliott dealer at once! NOW ... Also SATIN LATEX & OUTDOOR HOUSEPA1NT VYCITAL'S - ajiAiiA Oft Sheet Meta Skop rnone TO McHenry, HL Sunday 9 A.M. 'til Noon , , , *• SSnavwO 1S2 S. Green •:>mu