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' r £ " : on One -- Pug* Eight THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday?'May 5.1961 - lX.llLD.IJ WANTED TO /RENT FURNISHED apartment, small home, guest h6us£f,f<v pprjjner season. Middle agp^ JSPMJP)?.-. Kp pet*. Inference?., K %?$',,, iull particulars to ^$^j.,jv0;n.379, c-o McHenry Plaindealer, Mc- Henry t i d .<: £-5-26-66 COUPLE FROlfcl .FIsORIDA-p want to rent grgwfcdr. floor furnished apartm^^f" or smalt house from JuniffpS^tP, Noven>, ber 15. -Rpasonab^ Phone 815' 675-2065 or 385-3560" "" iM..- <..• 5-5-12-66 EXPESffiJSSpteer^ger iesires to baby sit for ^working mother during ^rrtmer. Johnsburg- Sunnjteide ^rea,:.' 5 hone 385-6581 5-5-12-66 Year f-.S: ri !•£ •? ' • • Spf^ V. | '•^^VV "W'V ; """ ' |§f©&^ vi ®f3v FARMERS MARKET AGRICULTURAL > LIMESTONE SPREADING flighest quality material Prompt Service Arthur Wheaton Phone 815-648-2136 4-21/5-5-66 WAMTED TO BUY GUNS--For Cash $$$. McHenry Gun Center. 3325 W. Elm Street Phone 385-7320. 3-25-65-TF LOST & FOUND TAKEN BY MISTAKE - Black cashmere coat Thursday night McHenry Country ,Club. Please call 385-4595 to arrange for exchange. ,, • £-5-66 LOST. Small black ' and white dog. Female, Vicihity of Ringwood and Mchenry- $5": reward- Call 385-30i29 5-5^6 Expand Fair Talent Contest Plans for the- 19156 McHenry County Fair include an expanded emphasis on finding more local entertainment talent. In 1965 the fttst talMit find contest was helcL under the leadership of W. H. Tammeus, grandstand prpgjrams chairman. Now efforts. afe being made by the State .Fair, to pfpvide additional gpals for county winners by holding a "Young America Fair'* at Springfield during the State Fair. Among the prizes ajt Springfield will be aijdltiqns fop winners to appear on a Nation- Wide TV show. O U •>£ *' . At a recent McHenry County Fair board meeting, plan« were approved vto have a full Sunday evening grandstand program of local talent. Auditions for the program will be conducted by Tahimeus and a committee of judges, probably during the first two days of the fair on a stage set up in the center aisle of Massey hall. In 1965 there were a total of twenty-nine singles; and groups who auditioned, from which ten were selected to appear on the Saturday nieht program. Firs* prize was $75; second was 550; t h i r t j , $ 2 5 ; f o u r t h , $ 1 5 ; a n d fifth was $10. Each of the ten who appeared on the Saturday night program receive $10 for auditioning. Detail^ have not yet been completed but are expected to be similar to the 1965 arrangements. Interested talent should register any time before July 15 with Tammeus by addressing McHenry County Fair Talent Contest, Box 343. Woodstock, 111. or calling 815-338-2770. Mr. and Mrs.^Dean Leonard and daughters, Calinda and Jennifer, were chosen "Family of the Year" at the Methodist chUrch last Sunday evening at Family Night. At a Family Night sponsor-- ; ,ed by the Community Methodist church Sunday evening, May 1, the family of the year was announced. They are Mr. .and Mrs. Dean Leonard and daughters, Calinda and Jennifer. They were selected by members and friends of the church. Mr. Leonard served last year as chairman of the Commission on Membership and Evangelism and this year has served as chairman of the Pastoral Relations committee and is teaching the adult Bible class. Mrs. Leonard is chairman of the Commission on Missions, and is serving as secretary of membership cultivation for the Woman's Society of Christian Service, and is a member of the official board of the church. Other features of the Family Night program included supper, group singing led by Mrs. Ernest C. Carder; a film, "A Better World Begins With Me", shown to the group, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Negley and family leading family devotions. The Commission on Education, under the leadership of Ldn H. J. Smith, was in charge of the eyening. This jvas a part of the church's observance of National Family Christian Week. Summer School Plan Announced I HELP WAMTED 't)RY CLEANING SPOTTER needed for full time. Phone 312-KI 6-4062 5)-5-66 DEALER wanted for Rawleigh business in City of McHenry dr Wonder Lake. Supply families with every day necessities. (Write Rawleigh Dept. IL ' " ' 555, Free port, HI. 5-5-66 Plans are under way for annual' summer school at MCHS, which will be a six-week session beginning Friday, June 17-, and concluding Friday, July 29, for all classes except driver education. The latter wil1 begin on June 13 and consist of three one-month sessions in classroom work.'. School will be in session daily, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. until 12:15, the first semester extending to July 8 and the second starting July 11. All fees must be paid beforo a student is eligible to attend class, with a five dollar deposit at the time of registration. A nominal test book rental fee also will be charged. One unit of credit may be earned in summer school, but a student may choose to take only one-half credit. Registration began this week in the high school office. Courses to be offered are English I, II and III; American History, Typing I, Developmental Reading, Gen eral Mathematics, Driver Education, Sociology, General Science and Social Studies. All subjects will be taught both semesters. Since more students have indicated they wish to take Driver Education that the school can accommodate, only students within the school district are eligible. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY ¥OU WOULDN'T Take A Siimvw IlWtiF" Your Clothes On , YOU SHOULDN'T Buy furniture, £^rpet, Draperies or Bedffcjng without first seeing the Jarge wjlwtiprf of Fine Q^al^r Home Furnishings at , ^ J U S £ FURMI * 1265 N. (frjgi* 385-65$<Cf SLACKS withFORTREL* - Ask a real golf champ about form. Chances are he'll tell you about Cary Middlecoff Slacks by Jaymar. Unique slacks ... giving total comfort on the links or off. Made of 55% Fortrel polyester/45% "Bud-Rel"® rayon. Colorful selection of plain front or pleated models with inside adjusters, and other exclusive features. See them today! JAYMAR" $1295 SLACK. FORTREL is a trademark of Fiber Industries, Inc. 1345 N. (ireen Sf. Phone 38.V00-47 McHenry, Illinois Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Fridays 'til » p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FKLL <»fiJJvY STREET TARKING AREA J. SCUDELLA HEADS ORCHARD HEIGHTS GROUP * Rpsidents of Orchard Height1; subdivision held their annual meet'ng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bailye on April 26. Visitors present to explain the township road program were R. O Klemm and H. Clausen. Election of officers for 196G was he-d, with the following results; J. Scudella, president; F. Moran, vice-president; M. Riordan, treasurer; A. Clark, •recording secretary; and N. MoWrer, corresponding secretary. Although no dates have been set, there will be a rummage sale in June and an August picnic under the chairmanship of A. Scudella and B. Bennish. MUNDELEIN MAN DIES AS TRUCK STRIKES AUTO The county's twelfth traffic fnlility of the year 'was-Stephen J. Dennis, 21 of Mundeloin, who was killed in ;• collision of his auto and a semitrailer truck on llt, 12 last Fri day night. The crash took .jIhco ju';t north of Richmond. Authorities said Verlih KliniTam.- m of Whitewater was northbound on Rt. 12 when he approached the entrance to Andre's Steak House and the Dennis auto reportedly pulled into the truck's lane of traffic, j he auto suuck a guard rail and the driver was thrown from the vehicle. MmMaern with NEW SHOWESS VALVE ONE HANDLE DOES WORK OF TWO 1 WEBER Plbg. 8c Htg. . 2801 W. Lincoln Rd. ' Phone 883-0855 Open Hospital Addition Soon The expansion program of McHenry hospital, for which ground was broken in Septem bet of 1964, is in the final stages qf completion today, it was announced by Anthony Corcoran, hospital admiinistra tor. McHenry hospital opened its doors in 1956 with twentythree beds and no maternity f a c i l i t i e s . I n 1 9 G 1 , t h e f i r s t stage of expansion was completed with the addition o eighteen more beds, including a maternity section, adminis tration offices, dining room etc., bringing the patient bed total to forty-one. With the pa tient load increasing steadily over the years, and with an occupancy ratio consistently over 90 percent (ratio of beds filled to total beds available) when the operational norm is 80 per cent, it was necessary to launch another expansion drive in 1964 to again increase the patient bed capacity. The new three-story hospital addition which will open very soon, will increase the hospital's bed capacity to 137, and transform the hospital into orogressive patient care facil ity. IN MeHEUlT FREE For Acne Pimples and Blemishes. New, amazing medicated AKTEX gets rid of overactive oily skin, acne pimples and blemishes fast. 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Pattina - Vynl Calf - Moire Many Styles and Colors 99 Sizes 3 to 15 8 to 20 14M! to 24 Va SLIPS BLOUSES 'SHIP AND SHORE' Others For Dress and Casual Wear Nylons - Arnels Silks - Cottons 32 to 46 Half and Full Slips Dacron - Cotton Rayon - Nylon Taffeta 32 to 48 MOJUD HOISERY SLACKS Regular Stretch - Royal Adagio - Denim' Mat Jersey Cotton Dacron and No-Iron Sizes 8 to 18 Nylon - Seam Seamless - Mesh Textured Sizes 8 /2-II ALL - WEATHER MATERNITY DRESSES & TOPS COATS Light - Dark Fabrics 7-15 10-20 14% - 24 li Dacron - Cotton Nylon - Arnel - Cottons All Sizes One and Two Piece to PAJAMAS GOWNS SWEATER SHELLS Dacron - Cotton Nylon - Rayon Sizes 32 to 40 to Sleeveless to Coordinate with Slacks - Skirts S-M-L COSTUME JEWLERY SPORTSWEAR Coordinated Sets Pins - Earrings Slack and Skirt Sets Bracelets - Necklace New Look The New 1219 N. Green St. Gladdiom^ Y • \£> Phone 385-0182 McHENRY 'Ask About Our Charge Account'