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SacltoaTwo--7 Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday< July 14> 1966 BUSY SCHEDULE FDR DEMOCRATS IN MONTHS AHEAD A busy schedule will round out the months preceeding November's election in McHenry Township Democratic circles. At a recent meeting held at the home of State Representative Tom Hanahan in Sunnyfide, township committeemen discussed plans for events of interest to Democrats in the McHenry area precincts. A tentative date of Aug. 10 has been set for a com roast to be held in Wonder Lake. Planned as a family affair, the corn roast is expected to be highly successful and will give area voters an opportunity to meet and discuss the issues with some of the candidates on the November ballot. Plenty of free refreshments will be on hand. Tickets and further information can - be obtained from any McHenry Township Democratic committeeman. Rep. Hanahan disclosed that Sen. Paul Douglas plans to visit the Johhsburg arta sometime before November. Democratic activity in the Township won't cease with the election. The township organization hopes to sponsor a dance later in the fall. Another proposal of the organization, if approved by local Little League officials, will provide awards for the championship team of each sanctioned Little League in McHenry Township. The awards, in the form of a plaque for the team and individual medals for the players, will be presented by local committeemen. Township officers were elected at the June meeting. Harry Brady, Democratic precinct committeeman in McHenry 9, Lakemoor, was reelected chairman of the McHenry township regular Democratic organization. Larry Huck, committeeman ifi McHenry 3, McHenry, was elected vice-chairman. Jeanne Holm, committeeman in McHenry 17. Pistakee Highlands, was elected secretary and .Frank Hromec, McHenry 13, Lakeland Park, was retained as Township Treasurer. Church Speaker ATTEND DELTA ZETA CONVENTION Women of the Moose HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS F. E. Stritar, 4714 Howard 6trect, McHenry, is celebrating his twenty - fifth service anniversary with Teletype corporation in Skokie. T. E. STRITAR Stritar began his career with the data communications manufacturer as a bench hand in 1941. Within the same year, he was transferred to the frame department as a profiling machine operator. In 1942, he was promoted to machine setter. 2n 1943, 1944 and 1945, Stritar was credited with adopted suggestions pertaining to the greater efficency of manufacturing operations. Stritar has been an active member of the Teletype Gun Club for the past three years. Stritar and his wife, Marie, have a daughter, Carol, who is a registered nurse. Keep picnic food cool (50° F or below) to avoid ptomaine poisoning, typhoid, etc. Germs in food multiply alarmingly in 50° to 130° temperatures, as in a hot auto trunk or in sunshine. Hamburger, potato salad, creamy pastries and ham ure most vulnerable. 3720 W. Elm. St. 385-7030 Jewel Shopping Plaza The women of the Moose held their meeting Tuesday, July 5, with twenty-two members present, and twelve guests from other chapters. Senior Regent Gloria Flannigan turned the gavel over to College of Regents Chairman Mabel Thomas who conducted the meeting for the evening. The Red Tassel ceremony was performed for Alyce Kowal. Collegian Ethel Bruce will receive her red tassel at the, next meeting as she was unable to attend. The special award was given to Eunice Tobey. Refreshments were served by the College of Regent Committee. Don't forget the steak dinner next Saturday, July 16. Also come and see our float in the Fiesta Day Parade July 17. Publicity Chairman Carmella Miceli y COMMITTEEMAN TAKES STEPS TO UNIFY GOP State Senator Robert Coulson, Waukegan, newly elected state central committeeman from the 12th congressional district, is taking steps • to unify the Republican 1 party in both Lake and McHenry counties. Coulsonu was host to two recent fneetings, in which the winners 4tid J^sprs of the recent,' prifh&i&?flection met to combine their efforts and present ,-thje strongest possible unified jefflort in the fall campaign. At: jthe, McHenry County meeling, field at Martinetti's in (jryptal jLake, the new central jc^mrrtfttee chairman Ted Wicftn^an ind stfccessful candidates ! Be^ning, Kleine, Lindbergh ^liliy Cunningham, Kays, Skinpefr, fjarroll and Tazewell agrqpdj to present a united team effort m the fall campaign. front Rational Committeeman Cofnrruinications were sent Robferl? Jr., Congressman! MfcClory and the state candidates offering their help |and•••0ppo^- £ ' ' «; 67 Americans are fey-cfl/ p.m.--and 8 per hptpe. • REV. QUENTIN GOODRICH The Rev. Quentin Goodrich, ACSW, director of the Division of Family and Child Care of Lutheran Welfare Services of Illinois, will speak at the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry, on July 17. Mr. Goodrich was recently appointed diredtor of the Division ,of Family and Child Care. He assumed his responsibilities in the new post July 1, 1966. He fills a position vacated June 30 by Mr. Robert A. Weagant, who has resigned to accept an appointment as Assitant Dean of the School of Social Service Administration of tht University of Chicago. •: :.<i ,• 'J?v * "-fe Shown at the Delta1 Zeta national convention held on Grand Bahama Island recently, are Sharon Matterer of Crystal Lake; Judy Martin, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. George Martin, formerly of McHenry; Ferol Tomlinson of 2505 N. Martin road, McHenry; and Suzi Prawl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Prawl, Shorewood, McHenry. COUNTY AUDUBON MEMBERS VISIT AREA STATE PARK The July meeting of the McHenry county chapter of the Illinois Audubon society will be on Saturday July 16, at the Chain of Lakes State park. This is a quiet time of year for bird watching in most places due to the heat and nesting duties, but last year's trip to this park was most successful as many species were seen. Members are asked to bring a sack lunch. After noon there will be a further trip to Milburn Marsh. The committee is made up of Larry Stout and Clarence Sparks. Rosemary Fosse and her committee are to be commended for the fine display at the Woodstock Garden club flower show. It was on the Ryder'f Woods Park project. Sharon Matterer, Judy Martin, Fcrol Tomlinson and Suzi Prawl have recently returned from attending the twenty-ninth n a t i o n a l c o n v e n t i o n o f D e l t a Z e t a s o r o r i t y h e l d a t G r a n d Bahama Island. Sharon is , the president of the Delta Zeta chapter at Eastern Illinois university and Judy is pledge trainer of the Delta Zeta chapter at the University of Illinois and is daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Martin, former pastor of the McHenry Methodist church now residing in Park Ridge. More than 725 women, representing 165 collegt chapters and 261 alumnae chapters, g a t h e r e d t o m a k e p l a n s for the future progress of Delta Zeta which was founded in 1902 at Miami university, Oxford, Ohio. Delta Zeta, through its philanthropic program "Ad,ventures in Friendship," each year gives a grant to the Ameri c a n H e a r i n g s o c i e t y t o h e l p establish new htaring centers or to enlarge the service of existing centers. The sorority also assists Gallaudet college, the only college devoted entirely to the instruction of the deaf, ly to the instruction of the deaf. Delta Zeta college and alumnae chapters also help in the Navajo Assistance, Inc., program as well as "adopting" blind patients at Carville, the only hospital in the U.S. where the victims of Harisen's desease are treated. C P I T A S M S ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FOR KITCHEN - DINETTE - ETC. 00 & Pair FANTASTIC VALUES ! Riverside Retail Outlet m 1402 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. Abe read the Bible: The first line of the Gettsburg Address 'Four score and seven years ago' reminds us of Genesis (Abraham's son was born when he was four score and six years old),, and the last line 'Shall not perish from the earth' reminds us of Job (His remembrance shall not perish from the earth.) guaranteed! better fit and com; ATTEND CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY new V-6... just for the fun of it! Discover a new kind of power.. .funpowerl Two great'engines: hot new 160 hp V-6 ... or world-famous "Hurricane" 4. 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Cross-Your-Heart"® Bra--"Cross-Your-Heart"* Stretch between the cups to lift and separate. With stretch straps or semi-stretch straps. B. Undercup Panel Bra--undercup panels give comfort and lasting support where you need it most. C. Magic-Cling® Bra--sensational new clinging back for no ride-up. D. Cotton and Lace Bra--nylon and lace cups lined with cool cotton for no "see-through." ALL BRAS: $2.50. WHITE. SIZES 32A-40C. ("Cross-Your-Heart" Bra with stretch straps 50$ more., the NEW CjladitaHe\ Ask' About Our Charge Accounts McHenry f\L219 North Green Street PHONE 385-0182 SPRAY mis BORER Iris plants and the, exposedrhizomes should be tfyofoughlj^ sprayed at this time of the year. The adult moths of the iris borer appear in August and September and deposit their eggs in clusters on the old iris leaves and on debris about the plants . The yonug I hatching -larvae .-can. be. ^controlled by spraying the iris beds with four teaspoons di-' methoate (Cygon) 25 percent e m u l s i f i a b l e c o n c e n t r a t e p e r gallon of water, or with one part of 47% per cent Thimet diluted in 300 parts of- water. 'i ANY SPORT AND EVENT Headquarters for the largest and best selection of trophies in town. Fast Delivery, Expert Engraving Plastigrave Trophy McHenry, 111. Ph. 815-385-4679 STOCK CAR RACES EVERY SAT. NIGHT KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY Wllmot, Wis. Adults $1.50 Children (under 12) 50c tax included Time Trials 7:00 p.m. 1st Race 8:30 p.m. PHONE 1-414-862-234@ ' See Our $@S@e$ion of USED BOATS cni«S EQUIPMENT at the CITY PARK during McHenry Marine Festival July 14 -17 NORTH BRID©E MARINE East End of Old Bridge -- McHenry PHONE 385-3360 FOREMOST LIQUOR STORES AMERICA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF INDEPENDENT LIQUOR DEALERS Formerly HOLIDAY LIQUORS 4512 W. ROUTE 120 McHenry On Sale at this store only - Fri. • Sat. - Sun. 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