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Pag* Eighteen TM sfcHfeiriiY pL*nhrtAtEi(t tiadUft stwM JTT wf McHenry Shores CANDIDATES HONORED AT SMITH HOME By Clare Mueller, EV. 5-0558 H ^_J3ie^ppportunity to meet and r talk with candidates for the forthcoming primary election, April 12. proved to be an exciting exeprience to a number of women m the subdivision. Atending the brunch in honor of Senator Robert McClory. who is running for re-election, and Dr. Jc^hn Goetschel, a candidate for county coroner, at Daisy Smith's home, were the following ladie^: Mines. Clauson, Coates, Denigan, Dodge. Duncan. Hinz, MacCallum, Miller. Moravec. Olszewski. Paulin, Reznicek, Risting. Simbourger, Helen Smith. Snively and Winters. Helping Daisy, as co-hostesses. serve the delicate, elephant shaped, open faced sandwiches were Louise Winters, Helen Smith and Angeline Moravec. SSAC Meeting Regular meeting of the iShores Social and Athletic club" will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday. March 19, at Ken Schopp's hbme, 106 Fox avenue. Nomination of officers is on the agenda for the coming election in April. Thank Your Neighbor For your car being able to climb the slopes of Park Avenue as Gordy Hattan continually sands the icy spots. . . for a similar job being done by Ed Olbinski on Idyle Dell road with the spreading of cinder. . . . Fred Wetzel, in giving a helping hand to his neighbors -- latest incident -- i getting Daisy Smith's car out of a snow drift. . . Clare Mueller, for filling in the holes and ruts on Broadway and Terrace Drive. 9 Here and There 15 year old Karen Reznicek was out from Chicago to celebrate her birthday , and her grandfather's, Joe Reznicek . . . . Judy Newkirk, of Cooney Heights, was SL weekend guest of Pat Simonsen, they went ice skating on the channel, took in a movie in town and spent Saturday afternoon at the roller rink. . . The Simbourgers, who in celebrating their fourteenth wedding anniversary, entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. Seibert and their children, Diane, Paul. Anthony and Denise, also Mr. and Mrs. C. Simbourger, with their youngsters, Sharon, Scott and Ronald. The children all loved the sledding on the hills out here. . . A Sunday evening'was well spent by the Lamerands, Olbinskis, Olszewski, Schmitts, Viliams and Whitneys at the Brunkes. It was a sort of "Hurry Up and Get Well" gathering for Shirley Lame rand who was due to go into the hospital for a stay of a couple of weeks. . . Ev Tanner's sister with her husband, Mr! and Mrs. Mel Lane, of Libertyville, and their children. Linda: Mark and Susie, were out for a Sunday dinner. * . . Mrs. Edward Hess, of Chicago, brought her children out to spend a weekend with grandma Hinz. . Little Barbara Both, from Meadowdale, is having a 'cation at grandma Mueller's. Seeing that the guys didn't play basketball, Friday evening, the following dolls decided to go bowling: Alice Brunke, Joan Dostal, Shirley Sick List Harry Paulin is home from St. Charles hospital in Aurora, recuperating from a serious operation. . . Shirley Lamerand is in traction at Sherman hospital in Elgin. She is suffering with a slipped disc. Lamerand, Connie Lindwall aricl Jerry Olbinski. Plans changed and the outcome was a pizza shack and a gabfest at Connie's home. . . The Dobbertins, while in Chicago, dropped in on Bob's folks and later went over to Betty's folks where they helped her sister, Marge Murawski, celebrate her birthday with a dinner. On their anniversary, March 6, Bob and Betty with Bobbie had dinner at that well known eating spot in Gurriee. Later that evening, the Cicchinis joined them in listening to that new stereo. . . Louise and Sam Winters took Nancy and Sandy with- his boy friend, Michael Marchese, to Chicago to visit the Sportsman Show. Looks like big plans are in the making for a camp-out in the north woods this summer, .. . Busy little bee, Daisy Smith with Marion Schoenholtz, attended tshe reception in Aurora for the District Presidents of the Ladies Auxiliary of the V.F.W. and had to hurry back to pick up Mrs. MacCailum in order to attend the meeting for the McHenry hospital drive at the Country club. . . The Olbinskis took the children to Chicago to visit the Museum of Natural History and the Shedd Aquarium. . . The Schramms were over to Emerald Park for dinner and to help grandpa S c h r a m m c e l e b r a t e a n o t h e r birthday. . . And last but not least, Irene and Trent Middlekauff, enroute to California, were on the Santa Fe Chief that had all those windows broken in that minor rail accident. . . Speaking Qf accidents, hear tell that Pat Burke haft a tainor smftshujfrin town caused by the icy street conditions. Afid In Closing With tJie event of Spring coming around the corner this week, I wonder if aiiy df ydu have pushed the snow away to, find that your tulips are up an inch or two. Don't forget to give any of thes* numbers: EV. 5-4019, EV. 5-2897, EV. 5-6521 or EV. 5-5233 a buzz for any of the bappenirtgs that make this column of interest to you and your neighbors. Homemakui|[ Tips The fuse is the safety valve in your electrical wiring system. It, is easily and quickly replaced, So when a fuse blows, don't be in; this lark, says University Qf Illinois extension safety specialist O. L., Hogsett. Hogsett tells how to safely change blown fuses, •• lr IJiseonnect the lamp or appliaq^p that caused the trouble. Connecting too many appliances on One circuit is the conrthoinest cause of fuse blowing; 2. To determine which fuse hafe opened, look through the transparent wiridpws of ttie fuses in tti<N>ox. The fuse with a gap in the fuse link, or a smudge on the window is the one that needs to be replaced. 3. Open the service switch so that, it will cut all circuits. For safety's .sake, open this switch befpre replacing any fuse. 4. Touching only the fuse, grasp it firmly by the rim and unscrew it. Thert sCrelv in the new fuse Of the proper size, and close the main switch. Never stand in a puddle or on a damp floor when replacing fuses. CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car, costs to you! Call us iofiiy Anil <wfr. Hfc ; yourself. 1 dt flrafce gwvte An Mednafcai 6 Complete Mtotor OverihWHi^o | MITCH'S 24 HOC* TOWING SBRVICE 516 Front St. McHenrj. m. * Birthdays and Anniversaries Let's see who has a birthday this week. Oh yes, it is Friday and we find that Sandy Winters and Joe Mondry are celebrating theirs. Jack Schramm will chalk up another year on Saturday. Happy birthday Sandy, Joe and Jac. Congratulations are in order for Darlene and Gordon Hattan -- next Tuesday and Marie a n d A r t C i c c h i n i -- c o m e Thursday. Both of these couples will be starting another year of wedded bliss on those dates. Jos. FRETT & SON BUILDERS Estab. 1926 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Located on H wy. 120 VA mile east of Fox River Bridge Phone EVergreen 5-3976 ANNOUNCEMENT of Color of Primary Ballots at the PRIMARY ELECTION to be held APRIL 12th, A.D. 1960 in the County of McHenry and State of Illinois The Republican Party Ballot will be White The Democratic Party Ballot will be Yellow County Cleric SPECIMEN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY IAU0T • For preference for President of the United States, for election of Delegates to National Nominating Convention and Committeemen, and for the Nomination of United States Senator, State, Congressional, Senatorial a n d County Officers, in the County of McHep^ in the State of 111- nois. Election: April 12, 1960. County Ckfrk DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY BALLOT irok PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: - - (Vcd* f*r On*) FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR: for On*) • PAUL H. DOUGLAS "W- -- r Bi FOR GOVERNOR: (Vol* for On*) Q OTtlft KERNER [3 JOSEPH D. L0HMAN A. MITCHELL M I : ft [ FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: ^ _ (Vote for One) • ROBERT W. McGAW ^SAMUEL H, SHAPIRO Q J0HH L (Jack) WELUNGHOFF • FOR SECRETARY OF STATE: t (Vote fbr On*) it. MCLAUGHLIN FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS: (Vol* for On*) • MICHAEL J. H0WLETT •i' : . . • I FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL: (Vo|* for On*) • WILLIAM G. CLARK " J f "; FOB REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS: FOURTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Voi© for On*) • HAYES BEALL • R0MAINE TR00ST • RICHARD PLUM FOU TO THE NATIONAL TING CONVENTION: FOURTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT . (Vofi f6r Two) • EARL fit RIECK, SR. • WALTER R. FRANK • WILUAM I. B0LGER Q WILLIAM J. TULLAR • TRUMAN KlRKPATRICK • MARTIN RAYMUND O'BRIEN /> FOR ALEfcNATE DELEGATES TO NATIONAL NOMINATING CONVENTION: FOURTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, (Vote for Two) • ARNOLD I. RAUEN • KARL P. ZERF0SS, JR. n WILLIAM C. MURPHY • JOSEPH J. ZEFRAN • WILLIAM R0WE FOR STATE SENATOR: FIFTY-SECOND DISTRICT (Vote for One) • JOSEPH ARM0ND0 • JOHN G. GREEN FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY: THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT (Vote for On*) • FERNE CARTER PIERCE • KARL E. DE BARR • ARTHUR J. DESMOND • JESSE E. ARMSTRONG FOR REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEEMAN THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT (Vote for On*) • CHAS. M. ADAMS • THOMAS J. HANAHAN, JR. FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (Vote for On*) • ERVIN J. KVIDERA • ROBERT E. KNOX FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY , (Vote for On*) • HAROLD C. McKENNEY FOR COUNTY CORONER , (Vote for On*) • ISAD0RE A. TUCHALSKI • EUGENE A. HECKATriOlfNE FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN (Vote for On*) • 4 > o