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" • V •1 • , 1 April 24> .*: '. .1 v...., .-\V ie,i>: / {,%* v";;-'- '• • #v S8?? I'I? St:;: 'M Photo by Worwick Pictured above are boys and girls who enjoyed a season of jjwling at McHenry. Recreation through the sponsorship t>f the Riverside Athletic Club. TPhrough the efforts of Joe Et- 'len, Sr., Tom Cusack, Sr„ and Harold Weiland, who gave many hours of their time to the youth program, the season was a grand success. When the picture was taken, McHenry Recreation had sponsored ' a party as a windup to the season. Bob Frett is president of the sponsoring c 1 u b and Charles Cuda is secretary. Front Row: Tom Gates, Rickie Justen, Jimmy Doherty, Douglas Brusso, David Miller, Robert Gates, Vern Petersen, SjMtt Brubach, Shirley Jager, Joan O'Brien, Sandi Harris, Qeorgie Posthuma. Middle Row: Jerry Ripley, Richard Buehrer, John Piotrowski, William Strunje, A^ike Hanson, B. Sheefyan, Albert Otto, Frank Stetson, William Buehrer. Ronald Mauer. Carol Goffo, Camille Covait, £*>retta Otto, Joan O'Hallerhan. Top Row: Dave Hansen, Dick Brod, John Gate^, £>enny Vaughn, Phil Bartmann, Harold Foss. Nick Groh,,laddie Samen, John Osterby, Mike Meeker, Donald Hayes, Thomas Kusack, Lester Klotz, James Tonyan, Roger Swanson, Bill Freund, Joe Etten. CLUB SPONSORS t APPEARANCE OFFLORAL EXPERT . ~ 1 Gardeners^ and homemakers planning their spring program of hduse and grounds beautification will get additional inspiraton from the appearance of Ruth Emerson Kistner, in-; ternationally recognized ' authority on flower arrangement, at the VFW hall in McHenry on Friday, May 2, at 1:30 p.m., under the auspices of the McHenry and Bull Valley Garden clubs. Mrs. Kistner is widely known as a speaker, author, designer and collector, but it is for her arrangements, always done in full view of the audience, that she is knojwn all over the world. She has done weddings and parties for many celebrities, including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Mrs. Bryant Foy. She has also had tremendous success with her home tours, in which a community selects homes to be decorated by Mrs. Kistner and opened for public view, with proceeds used for civic improvement. Her book, "Flower Arranging for, the American Home," written in collaboration with Gladys Taber, is now in its fourth printing. Her program in McHenry will * 'l iMI BOWLING NOTES f (Continued from Page 4) eber, i 2?3-605; F. Petersen. .243-562; E. Whaples, 200; A. Brink, 202-200-560; R. Pries, 211,551: f-guce owls: 451; C. Colman, E. Rand, 432; C. Boone, 176-464; L. Vacondio, 448; N. Bowrr.an, 434; L. Cimef> r, 176-436; M. Fobs, 432; A. dausden, 440: P. Greene/437; I. Kreier, 448; L. Stone. 179- 191-508; S. Sutton, 181-174- 501; F. Svitanek, 199-496; V. JSroh, 187-437; Railroads pick- >*d up: R. Kluk, 4-9; C. Col- "iftan, 5-8-10; A. Grosso, 57-; I. Stoller, 7-6-10, 5-10; E. Klapperich, 3-10; E. Koenemann, >7. *3 ' tAurs. 0:15 p.m. League ,,Kleinhuizen, 540; B. Krier, ;545; J. Justen 236-592; J. Kalk '223-559; B. \ O'Brien, 552; Freund, 212]Vrbik, 201-212- '"601; Wagner, 212; Hansen, 218; Houghton, 531; McCarroll, 219-222-613; B. SJchwieger, 527; N. Dalby, 211- 572: V. Freund, 221-583; E. £och, 204-535; Kinsala, 202; ftauch, 201-526; J. Wiser, 570; Krause, 205-532; Coari, 527; 202-582. Tues. Nite JSQers League: L. Pitzen, 446; D. Overton, 189-479: L. Crouch, 181-484; L. . Ifnox, 454; E. Modinger, 447; N. Stilling, 175-483; T. Stilling, 175-475; D. Freund, 465; C. Schlitt, 218-495; H. Busch, 176- 454. y Nite E. Hanks, 201-519; M. Smith, 196-509; S. Spielman, 504; Z. Malochleb, 457; B. Freund, 452; V. Smith, 451; L. Hiller, 450: M. Voase, 447: I. Stilling, 443: N. Piatt, 440: P. Rad, 189-440; L. Schmitt, 433. Sutter Dodgers: B. Mazzone, 178-446; N. Reynolds, 176-447; J. May, 430; B. Brand, 465; H. Meyer, 214-530; D. Korwin, 441; E. Clausen, 488; J. Sladek, 182-508. Railoads picked up: N. Reynolds, 3-10; I. Godina, 2-4-10; M. Banks, 5-8-10; J. Ciechon, 3-5- 7-10. 187-506; L. Schmitt, 492; M. Hettermann, 181 - 466; B. Freund, 463: B. Hettermann, 463; I. Stilling, 463; Z. Malochleb, 460; B. Meyers. 450; E. Schaefer, 445; L. Smith, 441; M. Smith, 436; D. Hettermann, 435; E. Mangold, 432; A. Wilcox, 205. 1 els, 188-444; M. Fucht ^9j Blake, 495. , 7 o'clock Lftdlcs* G. Smith, 195-521; L. Mich- Tavern League: W. Low, 5^5; K. Brand, 208; B. Winters, 225-554; R. Nellis, 544; G. Schaefer, 567; Simon, 210-565; A. Schaefer, 204-560; Piesert, 207-564; C. Behnke, 204-557; Steffes, 268-584; B. Miller, 525; S. Miller, 203-222- 614; Rosing, 531: Popelka, 204- 579; B. Worm, 542; B. Brand, 217-234-647; F. Mathesius, 235- 566; Wayland, 214; Krawoletz, 537. City League: H. Rowe, 227-534; A. Olsen, 536; Piesert, 241-563; B. Long, 213-247-636: C. Behnke, 221- 586; Ed, 215-234-606; Andv, 205; Don, 212; E. Koch, 541; L. Brefeld, 212-554; B. DeVos, 558; B. Newkirk, 201; D. Sayler, 531; V. Johnson, 206-530; W. Coari, 208. demonstrate be for charm. Mrs. Fred Lieberson is the president of the McHenry Garden club, andf Mrs. Frank Howard, Jr., is president of the Bull Valley > club. Refreshments will be served following Mrs. Kistner's lecture. A small charge will admit club members, guests, and the public to this unusually fine program. Mrs. Burt Bienapfl and Mrs. Hilda Toleson left last week to spend a few weeks in Tampa, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kelly of Libertyville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sadens of St. Charles, Clarence Whiting, Dr. and Mrs. Delbert Whiting . and />Mrs. Lloyd Whiting of Elginwere among the out of town guests who attended the Weber-Neumann wedding here Saturday. . Leonard D. Levy, Oak Park, and Violet M. Elmer, McHenry. McHenry Piaindealer Phone 170 -171 Published every Thursday at McHenry, HI., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. LICENSE REVOKED Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the revocation of the driver's ONAl EDIT |ASS W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr. ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry Comity Year ...; $3.50 Months ... .. .. $2.00 Months .......... $1.25 Year Months Months $4.00 $2.25 $1.50 •••; ' I 'I? Entered as second-class matlicense of Lawrence L. Larsen |ter at the post office at Mcof McHenry for driving while Henry, Illinois, under the act; intoxicated. of May 8, 1879. You are invited to be a guest of the WOODSTOCK LIONS CLUB at an Thurs. Nite Ladies league: E. Hanks, 220-511; V. Smith, OMN SEPTIC SYSTEMS FAST NO DIGGING! • DIsmIvm ilwdgt, •nan, ir wiilt • d«n«d Dr«htfi*lda • City to «Mrtyv GIT 50YER Septic Tank Cleaner ACE HARDWARE ISO Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. PHONE 722 SPECIAL! ALL LADIE'S WATCH 1 or CORD BANDS njtTT " REPLACED ... X IlLL McHENRY OH ENTERPRISES Wives regard husbands as some kind of perpetual motion that takes care of everything. Automatic Softener SEE or CALL JOE NIMSGREN EXPLANATION MEETING of tkie DALE CARNEGIE COURSE Monday. April 28th, 7:07 PJ4. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BLDG. WOODSTOCK, ILL. DALE CARNEGIE H This is a free open meeting to give you a preview of the course that enables you to think on your feet, speak gain confidence, win friends and develop leadership, ability. There is no cost or obligation. For. men and Bring your friends and associates. Door awards given and- " refreshments served. To enroll now see a member of this L CHARLES LEUCHT DR. PAUL A. SCHWi MARCELLUS SENNE ROBERT C. ZAHSjT Presented by: MID-WEST INST., Duane A. Mewes, Area MgiV' 532 N. Melrose Ave., Elgin, 111. SHerwood 2-5353 523 W. Main PHONE 2828 'Mtfttwry, 111. ..... WE FEATURE A COl^LETE LINE OF • Pratt & Lambert v Varnishes IVlUUrc paints • Wood Finishes ELM PAINT & SUPPLY COMPLETE PAINT SUPPLIES 208 E. Elm St. McHenry, III. Spring Car Reconditioning Special i n Have your car ready for your vacation and surnmor travel. Save over $25.00 by taking advantage of this spring tune-up special. CARBURETOR OVERHAUL^Nfw Parts) TUNE ENGINE (New Parts) • GREASE OIL CHANGE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT , PACK WHEELS PORCELAINIZE FLUSH RADIATOR ALL FOR % $74.65 Value s f R. I. OVERTON MOTOR SALES 40^ 'Front Si. PHONE 6 McHenry. 111. WE AT CERTIFIED SAY THANKS T i MR, W. PRIES, Prop., MR. RAY MENDYK, Mgr., MR. PAUL NITZ, Meat Mgr., and the entire staff wish to thank the fine people of McHenry and surrounding areas for making our grand opening a fabulous S u c c e s s . In t h e f u t u r e we of C e r t i f i e d p r o m i s e to s e r v e t h e p e o p l e With quality MEATS, PRODUCE and GROCERIES always. WINNERS DURING GRAND OPENING MRS. ROBERT BLAKE - $100.00 (Wardrobe) ' MRS. A. KERNER - Bushel Groceries MRS. AGNES M. THENNES - Bushel Groceries MRS. DONALD DOHERTY - Bushel Groceries MRS. H. STRUME • Bushel Groceries MRS. GERTRUDE LOECHEL • Bushel Groceries Grocery Dept. MEAT DEPT. Produce Pure Domino CANE SUGAR , 5 lb. Bag 49* Our Own Sugar Cured CORNED BEEF 65'u Extra Fancy California Iceberg LETTUCE 2™ 29* 1 1 Skinless -- All Meat WIENERS 49<lb SWIFT'NING 3 lb. Tin / 59' Lean Meaty PQRK SHOULDER (4 to 6 lb. avg.) 49C LB. Extra Fancy California Cello CAMOTS 3S29" Thank You PIE FILLINGS Peach, Cherry, Apple 4 sl°° Hawaiian. Punch 46 oz. Tins 3 <or $100 Fresh Small Lean SPARERIBS 49* Fancy North Dakota Red Potatoes 10^69* Hume Freestone PEACHES 2Ms Tin 3 *> 89' Your Choice Oscar Mayer's ^8-oz. SMOKEY SNAX SPREAD . 8-oz. LIVER SAUSAGE ^ 8-OZ. SANDWICH SPREAD vV 3 for 89' Del Monte CATSUP 14 oz. Btl. 2 29' Golden Extra Fancy BANANAS 2us29< Redwood Brand SLICED BACON • 1 LB. PKG. Raggedy Ann BARTLETT PEARS 303 Tin 5 sl°° USE OUR FREE CUSTOMER PARKING AREA CERTIFIED"000 Cor. Green & Elm Sts. Phone 80 STORE - McHenrv. EL