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Thursday, Marcfi 17, 1966' tn mamr PuammAixit HMlday Hills Woman's Club £ Rita Oleyer -- «V 5-4768 fThe Woman's club met! Thursday evening. March 10. I af the Lutheran church and i ejected a slate of officers for ttte coming year. Chadie Ary isf.the new president, and Lorefta Exline. vice-president. \ Ofcher? officers include Gerry i Bfceede, secretary; Catherine • ran, treasurer; Jeanne Baird. | Ptgram chairman; Bea Musolf, Kay McWilliams and Inez j Young, welcoming committee, j Hiis was not the regular meeting night, but there was still a fairly good attendance. Other business discussed included the annual installation dinner in May, and a bake sale in June. . ^Engagement Announced ^John Schuppe has announced his engagement to Mrs. Evelyn Lee, 6£. Island Lake. John has known his fiancee for several years, since they are both members of St. John's Lutherah church. Mrs. Lee has a son, Robert, who is seventeen. The wedding has been set for July I ^ On the Sick List Little Dennis Jeschke has been very sick with intestinal flu, but is recovering his usual goodp health. Mother Millie is more fortunate than most of us, however, for she has big brothers, Ronnie and Johnnie, to take turns walking the baby. Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce is recuperating at home after a mek's stay in the hospital. Vi A^bbink and daughters had quite a battle with the flu bug. Don Norton Makes Recording Friends of Don and Lorraine Norton were very happy to hear recently of the record which Don made. "Hold Me" is on one side, and a dance version of "Trees" on the oth* er. both sung in Don's pleasant iOritone. Don was featured vocalist with an orchestra which played at Chicago for four years. He also sang in musical comedies with Bert Lahr and other stage notables. His singing career was interrupted when that orchestra disbanded and the Nortons moved to Holiday Hills. Plans for the future include <^trip to , Ashtabula, Ohio, j%n's home town, where he will make television appearances. The Nortons hope that this will mean a new beginning for Don, who has never given up his desire for a career in musical comedy. Best of luck, Don! Girl Scout Birthday ^At their regular meeting on Wesday, March 8, Troop 478 celebrated the forty^eighth birthday of the Girt Scouts with a cake, baked by Bonnie Exline. The girls spent the evening making St. Patrick's Day favors for Valley Hi Home in Woodstock, arid elected Jane- Oleyar. Audrey Estis and Cynthia Schultz to accompany leaders, Gerry Breede and Phyllis Harper, on. the trip to deliver thetn. Personal Items Ann Slottag, Abby Emerson, Billy Eccles and Kareh Smith celebrated Joy Gorup's return from six weeks in the East with a kaffee klatsch at Ann's house. Accompanying Joy on the trip home was her young sister, Patricia Chapman, from Oneida, N. Y„ who Will live with Tom and Joy for some time. She is a junior at Mc- Henry high school and hopes to get herj diploma here. 6-year-old. Brian Stoddard was the envy of all his schoolmates last week, for he had nine baby teeth to carry around in his pocket and show off to his friends. The dentist was forced to remove so many at one time to make room for the permanent teeth. Brain came through the ordeal with flying colors, but we imagine parents, Jean and Earl, were chagrined to be playing the good fairy for so many teeth at one time. moved into their new home at i 303 Evergreen, Feb 6. Gerald j is a communications repairman | for the telephone company and ; works in Lake Forest. Gloria ' ifc employed in Northbrook. ! Both young Smiths are avid ! hockey fans, and root for the | Chicago Blackhawks. When | she isn't busy doing the milj lion things that all women do i after moving into a new house, ! Gloria cooks the fish her husband catches ice-fishing. Swift® Day Planned For Counly Farmer* • McHenry county farmers can hear first-hand reports of what's new in swine production at the Northern Illinois Area Swine Day on March 17. This swine day, as well as six others will be, conducted by the University of Illinois C61- lege of Agriculture. Us of L swine nutrition researchers and livestock extension specialists will present the reports. The meeting will be held in the auditorium of Northern ill. University at DeKalb, from 9:30 to 3. / VETS ELIGSLB A timely winning lids been given by Ralph B. Johnson, administrator of the Illinois Veterans' Commission. He stated that all World War II veterans who are eligible for G.I. loans, and who have not taken advantage of jthia privilege, have only until July 25. 1960, to do so, unless the pretent Congress sees fit to extend the tiufce-. •'* Mr. Johftson also stated that the Direct Loan Program to? both World War n and Kortfan --i_ veterans would end July 25, I960, unless, extended by this session of Congress. This program provided for a direct loan to veterans by the Veterans Administration, not to exceed $13,500, in certain areas where veterans find it difficult to get a G.I. loan through local financial agencies. , He further advised that veterans affected by either loan program, who intend to make use of this privilege, to do so it once, in order that their application be on file so that it can be properly processed even after the delimiting date for fiMne. In McHenry county, veterans should contact the Illinois Veterans' Commission Service Officer at the court house in Woodstock.,The office is open Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. The service officer is available on "Tuesday and Thursday between the hours of i 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. ! India's privately owned Tata Iron and Steel Works in Jam-; shedpur is the largest in Asia. The company is expanding in order to double its current annual capacity of 800,000 tons. FOB THAT OLB FA$HIOK£B fXAVdR COME Tti j WILLI KOENEMANN • COTJNTR* BtADlS &AYTSAGKB • DELICIOUS mCKOftY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY StfojgKD SACO^ • 22 VARIETIES OF SAG^QES • TRUE CHKSAN STYtE (1AV(W8 Route ISO - Irak Em* of Route 12 - ifote, Phone EVeigreen 5^280 New Residents Gerald and Gloria Smith Hie carat used in weighing diamonds was originally based upon the weight of the seed of the carob, a tree of the Mediterranean region. Over Christmas and summer vacations, parents find out why teachers and bus drivers need long rest periods. "And if elected..." We hope to be selected as your prescription pharmacist. We take pride in our fresh supplies of all your doctor's most exacting prescriptions. BUDGET SPECIALS NOW GET A'60 FORD FOR AS LOW AS I960 FORD GALAXIE. • • oo\y A MONTH (or lass) after suitable dow* payment* Wipers. ...orfy H*"" -ruoo* hiJioW® RTsoo pay i960 FORD num.**1' Tuni Ring-l»uxe Intc"or Wipers--Horn wne _ (Of l®8*) suitable do** payment* Piinri °® *** TRADE IN YOUR PRESENT GAR NOW ££ BUSS MOTOR SALES 531 MAIN STREET EV 5-2000 McHENHY, ILL. SPECIMEN REPUBLICAN PRIMARY BALLOT Fcfrr preference for President of the United States, for election oI Delegates to National Nominating Convention and Committeemen, and for the Nomination of United States Senator, State, C o n g r e s s i o n a l , S e n a t o r i a l a n d County Officers, in the County . erf McHenry, in the State of 111- ' nois. Election: April 12, 1960. County clerk REPUBUCAN PRIMARY BALLOT FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: (Vote for On#) • RlCHARfl M. NIXON FOR ALTERNATE DELEGA1 NOMINATING COl NATIONAL ION: k FOURTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR: (Vote for One) (Vol* lor Two) • DAVID R. JOSLYN • THOMAS 0. MYERS • JOHN A. RICKER •"SAMUEL*W7 WITWER • WARREN E. WRIGHT Q#HN R. HARRELL •liWHN W, LEWIS, JR. • WILLIAM H. RENTSCHLER FOR STATE SENATOR: FIFTY-SECOND DISTRICT (Vote for On*) • ROBERT McCLORY • LEE R. FLEMING a FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN tkB GERERJ& ASSEMBLY: FOR GOVERNOR: (Vote for On*) THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT (Vote for Oh* U f#b) QIWIL&JAM; G. STRATTON • HAYES ROBERTSON FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: (Vote for One) O WETZEL G. HARNESS • 10HN WILLIAM CHAPMAN FOR SECRETARY OF STATE: . '* (VOte for One) • CHARLES F. CARPENTIER FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS: "A \J . (Vote for One) • ELBERT S. SMITH FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL: (Vote for One) • GRENVILLE BEARDSLEY ,FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS: FOURTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for One) O'TLMER J. HOFFMAN FOR DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL . NOMINATING CONVENTION: FOURTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for Two) QMAR0LD G. "Hal" T0WNSEND • CLIFFARD D. CARLSON • WILLIAM R. BUNGE • A. B. MCC0NN|£L • JOHN P. MANNING FOR REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEEMAN THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT (Vote for On*) • FRANK I. GREEN FOR CLERK OF TOE CIRCUIT COURT (Vote for OA*) • LESTER EDINGER FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY (Vote for Ob*) • KARL A. KOCH Q RICHARD R. CROSS • SOL R. FRIEDMAN FOR COUNTY CORONER (Vote for One) • THER0N J, EH0RN • JOHN C. G0ETSCHEL FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN (Vote for One) • If you're Interested in an Used Car--Be Sure to See Your Ford Dealer