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1 t'V, " - v;- ^ I Bimei **1 i: *$> :^"'<" 5 , n- '^r^;#.>--^- INEZ YOUNG WED., FEB. 21, 1968 - PLAIjMDEALER - PG. 7 Memorial hospital for McHenry county board of directors are as shown: From left, first row: Mrs. iJean Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Cooley, Kenneth Merley, Kenneth Schuh, Richard Zieman, Donald Still, William Tittle and Robert Olson. From left, second row: Milton Olson, Gordon Thurow, Anton Grill, Ludwig -;•••• .• «\r Kulowsek, Harold Beth, Charles Ridgway, Andrew Kuby, Jr., John Laing and Harold Nye. Missing when photo was taken are David Blahnik, Mrs. Jane Shoemaker, Roger Reichert> arid Ralph Nichols. DON PEASLEY PHOTO CANDIDATE Hub Stern, long active in Democratic party affairs in the 12th district and candidate for Congress in 1966, has announced his candidacy for delegate to the Democratic National Nominating convention. Learn to pause-or nothing worthwhile can catch up with you. T NEXT will lb® GOODWILL PICKUP DAY in McHEMRY JUREA Dial 385-0SI3 Agnes T. Addams For a Goodwill truck to stop at your home. Help the Hanrlcappsi to help themselves by giving discares. Grandma Sez - - A new column, carrying the homespun philosophy of a McHenry area Grandma, will appear from time to time in the Plaindealer. Well, here I am, a grandma, and sure actin' like one, these days. Seems like so many things are happenin* and all the modern gadgets are everthing*, it jest sets me in a whirl. I jest can't , fer the likes of me, get anthin' done. Fer instance, the kids that don't want to work nowadays. Why, in my day, they'd take a fast trip to the woodshed, instead o* takin' a pill. And you Your overhead Garage Door Special for February Adjust - Oil - Grease $7. 50 plus parts, Residential Also ask about our Automatic Door Operators duvitr4 McHenry can bet your bottom dollar on it, that trip would set them up better'n anythin' they have to offer now. They'd get a little religion, too, I reckon, along with the straightenin' out. I can't help wonderin' why some parents are so different, these days. They seemtoletthe kids run them ragged. Sure, we wanted everythin' we could give for the kids, too, but first came the kind of a man or woman they'd turn out to be. That was the most important thing, 'cause those kids were goin' to be grown up, someday, and they'd have to take things in their own hands and what kind of a world would it be, if they didn't know how to teach their younguns. I jest can't think what things is goin' t'be like fifty years from now. Well, I can't let it bother me too much, 'cause there ain't a thing I can do about it now. Seems like I saw it a comin' though, 'cause I been a talkin' about the way things was goin* for long enough. Folks didn't seem to pay much attention, thought I was a crack-pot or somethin'. But it's real enough now, too real. So, all I can do is go on a prayin' and a talkin' and a hopin' that things will be alright by the time all these grandchildren are grown up. Thank goodness, I got a couple & kids, with kids & their own, who thinks a lot like I do. Mebbe if all the sensible folks gets together and talks it over, they might come up with somethin' to help the sitiation. Yours truly, Grandma Radtke I FAMILY ROOM Pr©-Fi 4'x7' as low as per piece 4'x8' as low as $3.52 Z. 12"x 12" it J if # / Wk OZITE CARPET 69$ 1 2" X l 2" • A . .CHUNG TILE. .. 10( Fl@§S mil 't ea. ea. and up ea. * * If A Al It P ft LUMBER CO. Mm L Jt JA jLM E lm highway 31, south of Main St, T B Clyde Gibson failed to appear in Branch HI court before Magistrate William J. Gleason last week and his case was continued until March 20. Allen R. Hill also failed to appear. His case was set for March 6. Gregory A. Brda, on a curfew violation and no valid license was fined $10 and costs on each case. The cases of William F. May, Robert F. Hay and Lorraine B. Cla/k were postponed to March 27 and the case of Jill C.Tucker to March 20. None of them appeared in court. William R. Kidd paid $10 and costs for driving without tail lights. Another charge of not having mufflers was dismissed when it was learned that the car had been disposed of. HOLD ELECTION FOR ASSOCIATION SUNDAY FEB. 25 Next Sunday, Feb. 25,is election day in Holiday Hills. The Property Owner's Association will hold its annual election of officers at the Harper home, 2507 S. Driftwood drive, between the hours of 1 and 5 p.m. At the last meeting, held at Casey's hall, on Feb. 12, Arnie Peterson, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the following slate of officers, the additions from the floor being included: President: Harold Breede and Alfred (Bud) Roth, Vice-president: Jim Graf and Ross LaMotta, Treasurer, Henry Haufe, Recording secretary, Anh Graf, Corresponding secretary, Leone Kathan, and Sgt. at Arms, Ed Hughes. For the Board of Directors; District 1. Don Dolatowski, and Bob Szamlewski, 2, Arnie Peterson, Dennis Kosup and Leone Kathan, 3, Don Teuber and Ken Brady, 4, Bill Goebel, Mickey Walters and Inez Young, 5, Fred Postal. Directors at large; Jim Harper and Jack White. Be sure to get out and vote for the people who will be making the decisions for the improvement of your subdivision in the coming year. Among the issues discussed at the meetings were our ever present problem, roads, and a new slogan was suggested -- Progress Thru Participation, You will be hearing more on this! President Jim Harper commended our road commissioner, Hal Breede, and the man who keeps our grader in good repair, Ed Hughes. Both of these men have devoted a great deal of time and work on our roads and often times in miserable weather. Without their efforts, we might have been in serious trouble with our roads on several occasions. WOMEN'S CLUB ELECTION Wednesday, Feb. 14, the Holiday Hills Women's club met at the home of Mary Mahon and held their annual election of officers with the following results: President, Jackie Bodenheim, vice-president, Leone Kathan, treasurer, Dee Wegener, and secretary, Earline Mettelka. Midge Teuber and Connie Hart are program cochairmen. Orchids to the galls who were at the helm for the past year, President Vi Abbink, completing a 2 year term, vice-president Leone Kathan, treasurer, Dee Wegener and Phyl Harper, also completing a 2 year term and Midge Teuber and Dot Gabriel program chaimen. Mary Mahon reported regretfully that we would be unable to retain last year's swimming instructors for this years lesson but that she and Helen Boettcher will work on the program and report their progress at next month's meeting. Helen Boettcher is handling this year's banquet and the women* voted to go back to the same place it was held last year. The date for the dinner is May 15. Mark it down, Gals, that's always a fun night out. The 'March and April meetings, being held during Lent will begin at 9 p.m. so that those wishing to attend church services may do so without missing the meeting. At next month's meeting a demonstration will be held. The date is March 13 and the ladies are encouraged to bring guests with them. Hostesses for the evening, Mary Mahon and Eunice Heise, served delicious refreshments amid Valentine decorations. Heart shaped napkin holders were made for the ladies by Debbie and Billy Mahon. GET - WELL WISHES A cheerful bouquet of getwell wishes to Bernice Malstrom who was confined to McHenry hospital and is now recuperating at home. Also to GiGi Smith who has had the chicken pox and to anyone else out there who is not feeling well. BIRTH DAZE A happy day on Feb. 23 to Arlene Hill, on Feb. 25 to Keith Teuber, and to Rita Ann Mettelka and Dawn Hill of Feb. 28. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Congratulations to Donna and Connie Kasprzyk who are celebrating their wedding anniversary on Feb. 27. ID CARDS Application forms are now being prepared for Illinois residents who qualify for a firearm owner's identification card. Plans are to have the forms available at convenient locations throughout the state by May 1. Manley D. Hawks, superintendent of the Firearm Owner's Identification division of the Department of Public Safety, has said that preparation of the forms and designation of distribution centers is proceeding rapidly. Siqpt. Hawks emphasized that applications for a firearm owner's identification card must be accompanied by a photograph, approximately one and one-half inches square, of the applicant and $5 registration fee. The $5 covers the cost of the identification card, which is valid far five years. 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