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o' ;Stci!on Three -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLA2NDEALER Thur^ay, June 24, 1965~ 1 LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUEBB 885-2645 Local Girls Wins Honors Congratulations to Patti Gray an being the new Fiesta Day Queen. Patti was selected queen out of fifteen girls who entered the contest. The judging took place at the V.F.W. Monday, June 14. I don't know who was more excited that evening Patti or her mother, Elaine. The proud parents are John and Elaine Gray of Lakemoor. Congratulations go to Sue Fair on being chosen valedictorian of the graduating class of McHenry high school of 1965. Sue also received many other honors. The proud parents are Wally and Lu Farr of Lilymoor. . Congratulations Patti and Sue. You girls have proven that not all teen-agers are bad. There are more good ones than bad. Wedding Bells Rang out for Judith Wright and Hugh Saynor SatUrday, June 12. Judith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wright of Lilymoor. Hugh is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Saynor of Belvidere. The Saynors are former residents of Lakemoor. The wedding reception took place at the V.F.W.. Congratulations Judith and Hugh and hope you celebrate many anniversaries together. House Numbers The Lakemoor fire department would appreciate your co-operation by putting your house numbers up where they can be seen from the roads. As a lot of the houses are rented in Lakemoor and Lilymoor it is hard to go by names. By having your house numbers up where they can be seen it makes it a lot easier for them. This might seem to be a small thing to you, but the small things can save a home from being gutted in case of a fire. And it also can help an ambulance driver in case of illness. Let's get our numbers up where they can be seen by the firemen, ambulance driver or anyone else. and Scott were residents of Lakemoor for several years. They had sold their home and moved to California a year ago. Hurt Mary Tysler was cutting her tall grass Friday, June 11, and caught herself in the left ankle. It took three stitches to close the wound: Here's hoping your ankle is just fine now, Mary. Get-Well Wishes go to Linda Solsbee. Linda was taken to the Illinois Research hospital in Chicago. Here's hoping you are home and just fine now, Linda. ' Anniversary " Greetings go to Hal and Marion Vornkahl who are celebrating their wedding anniversary today Thursday, June 24. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together. Birthday Greetings go to Cindy Solsbee who celebrated her eighth birthday Saturday, June 19. Greetings also go to three of the men in the Colberg family. Rick celebrated his big day Wednesday, June 23, Clarence will celebrate his big day Friday, June 25, and Jerry will celebrate his big day Wednesday, June 30th. Greetings also go to Hal Vornkahl. Hal will celebrate his big day Sunday, June 27. Many happy returns to you all. Sympathies No words can express our deepest sympathies to Edna Marsten on the loss of her husband, Scott. Scott passed away Friday, June 11. Edna CUTWORM CONTROL With the growing season comes the cutworm season. Many species of the pests aro hosted by corn and other field crops of the grass family. The home gardner should become familiar with the appearance of cutworm larvae, recognize cutworm damage and methods of control, according to William T. Larkin, superintendent of the Illinois Department of Agriculture Division of Plant Industry. No culprit will bo immediately in evidence in daylight, since the caterpillars do most of, their feeding at night. Some scratching of loose soil near a damaged plant will usually turn up the worms, tightly curled and ostensibly dead. They are actually very much alive and healthy, Larkin said. Chemical pesticides have been found effective when sprayed at the base of plants and on soil in the immediate area. Recommended are carbaryl, DDT, granular forms of aldrin, dieldrin, heptachlor, diazinon and thoxaphene. STATE INDUSTRY EXPANDS During the first quarter of 1965, there were 106 firms that had announced plans to build new plants or expand their operations in Illinois, according to Gene Graves, executive director of the Illinois Board of Economic Development. When completed, the new facilities will occupy more than six million square feet of factory building space and add 5,100 workers to employment rolls. Of the 106 firms, 52 plan to build new industries in the state and 54, enlargements of present facilities. The fabricated metals industry led with 27 projects and electronics was next with 12 projects. DRILLING .PERMITS The Illinois Division of Oil and Gas issued 23S permits during May.., There were, 146 oil permits and 92 other permits, compared with 134 oil well permits and 160 other-perr mils during May, 1964. Baseball Tickets Go To MS Winners "Once again White Sox- Yankee baseball tickets will be awarded to the volunteers from this community who collect the highest amount of contributions on the block or area assignment during the Multiple Sclerosis door-to-door drive," announced John Milliken, cochairman of the Chicago chapter. A friend of the M.S. Chapter who prefers to remain anonymous and who obviously is a baseball fan feels that the highest volunteer collectors who take part in marching for the cause of multiple sclerosis deserve a reward and each year sends baseball tickets to the chapter office fcfr distribution to the worthy marchers. Tickets this year are for the White Sox Yankee game of Aug. 5 and each winning volunteer will receive two reserved seait tickets. BE WISE -- USE CLASSIFIEDS ! TWICE TOLD TALES FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 25, 1925i In renewing his subscription to the Plaindealor. William Mueller of Adams, Minn., writes that the weather has been fine throughout that section although some vicinities have experienced some quite severe tornadoes. Mrs. Rose Wheeler of t his i city passed away Sunday morn- j ing at the Woodstock hospital following an automobile crash which occurred on lit. 20, a short distance east of this city. Miss Rosemary Nye of this city was a member of this year's graduating class at St. Mary's College at Notre Dame, Ind. Miss Genevieve Kennebeck and Mr. C. Arthur Fowler of Chicago were united in marriage at St. Viator's Church, Irving Park, at 4 o'clock last Saturday afternoon. Rev. Fr. Ryan perfi/rmed the ceremony. Miss Keixnebeck is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H Kennebeck of this city. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Quality Radiator Repair ?cQmm By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Nexl to V.F.W. 3004 W. Route 120 Phone 385-0783 McHenry, 111. 1--| j--| •% N§/! REFRIGERATOR DEFROSTERS ARISE... WITH A NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR FREEZER A No-Frost refrigerator/freezer never needs defrosting. It does all the work for you. No frost forms in the refrigerator section-- it always looks clean and fresh. And because you never have to worry about accumulation of ice in the freezing section, you're always assured of maximum freezing efficiency and food protection. Bonus: A new No-Frost refrigerator/freezer gives you more storage space, colder temperatures, improved interior arrangements ... all for a lower price than you paid for your old refrigerator 12 years ago. You have a supermart right in your own kitchen. See your electric appliance dealer about a No-Frost refrigerator/freezer soon. v Commonwealth Edison Company TOW Q9f mora on electric \ June 20, 1940) Many improvements and refurnishing will be accomplished during this year, both on the Methodisit church and parsonage in honor of the 100th anniversary of the organization of the Community Methodist church in McHenry. The present church was not built until 1859 and the present parsonage in 1878. The Methodist Episcopal organization was formed in 1840 and was the eighth in a circuit of appointments. Once in four weeks, preaching was held in the court house and at other times in private homes, principally in Ira Colby's log house. During camfire ceremonies at the camporee which was held at Woodstock high school field last Friday night, Glen Peterson, Jr., and Theodore Belling, both of McHenry, received Eagle awards, both boys being members of Patrol 162. A Lily Lake boy, Julius Gilman, who is a student at Lane high school in Chicago, has invented a diving, helmet which he made from an ordinary hot water tank. The air is pumped into the helmet from a compressor with a one-Tiorsepower gasoline motor and an air tank which contains the air from the compressor. The helmet is made from the top of a hat water tank, the air hose coming from a garden hose. Other devices such as a twoway telephone, a life and emergency line, have been built into this unique helmert. The invention has been previewed and tested in the school swimming pool. Miss Rita Freund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Freund of Johnsburg, and Mr. LeRoy Miller, son of Mrs. Delia K. Miller, were married June 19 in St. John's church, Johnsburg. Miss Gladys Shepard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard of Ringwood, became the bride of Mr. Alan Ainger of Greenwood. Rev. Ralph Kafoed, pastor of the Methodist church of Erie, 111., performed the marriage service in the Shepard home, where an improvised altar was simply adorned with peonies, ferns and roses. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 23, 1955) „ Jimmy Jones, 14, of Main Street, McHenry, suffered minor injuries to his arm and body when he was struck by an auto as he was riding his bicycle on Rt. 31, south of the city. A total of 185 children from Angel Guardian orphanage, Chicago, stepped off the bus at Villa Maria Catholic Charity camp on Pistakee Bay last Monday morning. They were starting a glorious vacation period in a setting which has been providing recreation for Chicagoland youngsters for thirty-one years. The first drowning of the year at Wonder Lake occurred late Wednesday afternoon, June 20, and took the life of 5-year-old Margaret "Peggy" Walker, the daughter of Carl and Catherine Walker. Miss Joan Freund, daughter of Herbert H. Freund, and Robert P. Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Freund, were married at St. Mary's church, June 18. Rev. Fr. Raymond Hettermann, uncle of the groom, officiated at the double ring ceremony. Gregory Alan, 19month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Thelen of Johnsburg, died June 9 in an ambulance while being transferred from Memorial hospital to St, Francis hospital, Evanston. Death was attributed to pneumonia and overwhelming infections. Miss Nancy Jeanne Mitchell, daughter of Mrs. Orie A. Mitchell of Leavenworth, Kas., was united in marriage with Dr. Eugene Unti, son of the John Untis of McHenry, in a 9:30 o'clock nuptial Service; solemnized at St. Joseph's Car-i melite church in Leavenworth. Funeral services were *hbld Saturday morning for iMae. Peter F. Miller of Richmond Road, who died at Memorial hospital June 15, following a three-month illness. ROCKS OR MODERN ART? Resemblance of rocks to modern art was noted by Richard Leary, curator of geology at the Illinois State Museum, when the collection owned Jt3y the museum was moved recently. As a result, "Natural Design in Minerals" is the first of several new mineral exhibits to be opened to the public. Included in the exhibit is native copper that looks like abstract sculpture. A piece of tourmaline crystal has the appearance of a painting. Most of the minerals in the collection are shown as they were found in nature, with the exception 'ot the tourmaline crystal that has been cut and polished. BE WISE Read The Classifieds aaBalauBaBilililBlalBlalaUlalaBililalRlilaliailaaaflalaUlBlalilalalaaalaUlalaaalalalBUNIalalalililaBiaaaaBaflaBiliaaiaiai^ » WM THr vS88^» \\ Of ltl> a•*i KM Of TOOAT "I fA.TmnBKBBHriHnWHriHriHHHriHHHHJJHf.T.T.T'HKHHHHHKHHm'HHHHri.-J.-ifjrjHrirjr-T-;;:-;-.--;! Long May It Wave... O'er the Land of the Free and the HOMES of the Brave! auutou FLY THIS FLAG SET ON YOUR HOME... 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