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hy <r t : < ft, ,q^ '^,7r^ *+Z *z> i <' sf * 7*T^ < v • "?a«n#y, ^v^a, T'it"^ ,?• i V* ;,, v "r" y>** % " ' n%yl < ,'K 1 -r >^"lf McHENHY PLAINDEALER ,? ' ^--~~- : ; ~ Thunday, MayM. 195V If II •ptti About Oar 3C' Servicemen ®- '.v,v 'v ---MarinePfc.Robert L. Ham- Jtyershoy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hammershoy of Mc- Henry took part in the 1st Marine division's "Operation Orybeach", a ful-scale airground exercise held recently Camp Pendleton, Calif. v Marine Pvt. Karl W. Effers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Effers of Route 1, McHenry, is scheduled to finish four weeks of individual combat training May 19 at the Marine corps base, Camp Pendleton, Calif., Specialist Third Class John •ft. Weinberg recently participated in "Exercise Strong Arm", a Continental Army Command maneuver conducted near Fort Polk, La. Specialist Weinberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Weinberg, Route 2, McHenry, is assigned to Company A of the 53rd signal battalion at Fort Hood, Texas. He. entered the Army in September, 1956, and ^received basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. CONFIRMATION RITE Worwick Studio Photo This picture was taken at the confirmation service fit St. Paul's Episcopal church, which took place May 11. Pictured, left to right, are William Stamer, Bernice Sorenson Geis, Kenneth Sawdo, Rt. Rev. Gerald Francis Burrill, bishop of Chicago; Fr. Vincent Fish, Michael Meeker, Esta Cox Meeker and Edwin Meeker. Gary Krumwiede, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Krumwiede of Route 6, McHenry, Dennis Godina, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Godina of McHenry and Dennis R. Kosup, son of Dennis H. Kosup of Lakemoor, completed recruit training May 8 at the Marine corps recruit depot, San Diego, Calif. The eleven week course included instruction in all basic military subjects and the firing of all basic infantry weapons. New Shfine To Be Formed Here (Continued from page 1) 150 MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE IN CHURCH CAMPAIGN (Continued from page 1) J. Roggenbuck, H. A. Tuft and P a u l L a D u e ; a l s o N o r m a Thompson, Mildred Thomas and June Allan. . The southeast sector includes Messrs. and Mesdames James Ambrose, Earel Belford, Robert Cameron, Oliver Christensen, Urban Comes, Frank De- Pauw, Howard Kike, William Marticke, Jack t Moss, Bert j Roesch, Kenneth Schopp, Lonl Smith, Samiuel Winters, Clifford Wilson and Edwin Wittrock; also Charles Hueckstaedt, Mrs. Richard Nimtz, Donald Wattles and Stanley Zabroski. -"For the southwest sector are Messrs. and Mesdames Vale Adams, Alvin Benoy, James Brittain, George Castle, Walter Carlson, Frank Gregory, L. J. M c C r a c k e n , E d w a r d M a r s , William Richards and John Thomas; also Ora Colby, Velma Douglas, Mrs. James Altmann. $• The dean-up committee will consist of Mrs. E. Christian, G. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Benson, M. Domoto, M a r g a r e t H a t c h , R a y m o n d Jensen, Ray Horenberger, Jr., E. Morenz, Fred Petersen, M r s . H a r r y S n e l l , F r a n k R o u r k e , M r . a n d M r s . J o h n Thomas, Charleen Tonyan, Mr. and Mrd. Ernest Useman, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Freund, William Welp and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Jones. worthy guide; Genevieve Roper and Beuia Cornelison of Woodstock, and Linnea Peterson of Richmond, hand maids; Norman Frame of Woodstock, Harry Hansen of McHenry and Edward Waspi of Richmond, wise men. Harriet Dodd of McHenry is queen and R. DeLos Clow of Crystal Lake is king. Others include Mildred Greener of Crystal Lake, worthy herald; Hplen Creamer of McHenry, w o r t h y o r g a n i s t ; R b o d a D e - B r a y o f M c H e n r y , w o r t h y guardian; George Bossier of McHenry, worthy guard; William Wacin of Marengo, color bearer; Myrtle Hayford of Crystal Lake, banner bearer; Violet Moravec of Richmond, courier; Anita Hansen of McHenry, flower girl; Vera Frame of Woodstock, madonna a** Elizabeth Shales of Crystal Lake, matron of honor. The queen's attendants include Lillian Bossier and Gertrude Silva of McHenry. The king's guards include George Castle and Dan Creamer of McHenry. FIESTA DAY IS PLANNED WITH MANY ATTRACTIONS (Continued from page 1) trants only and all entrants are urged to attend. Entry forms are obtainable f r o m B e t t y N i e l s e n , o r t h e Toddler Shop. Blanks will also be distributed by the committee during a talk to be given at the high school. Entry forms may be filled in and mailed to Queen Contest, Box 205, McHenry, or del i v e r e d p e r s o n a l l y t o B e t t y Nielsen on Riverside Drive. NEW OFFICIAL COUNTY ROAD MAP AVAILABLE SOON The problem of locating residents of McHenry county, outside of the well established and older towns, may have been lessened recently when the county board adopted a new road map, which contains an entirely new system of numbering square mile blocks. "The century old, complicated township and section numbering system, as displayed in all published platbooks, is as out-moded as the horse and buggy for locating residents today", said Ernest Schroeder of Crystal Lake, assistant supervisor" of Nunda township and chairman of the land and lots committee, in recommending adoption of the new map aa the official road map of the county. The new map, which will be off the press in another month or so, will number each square mile with a different number, starting in the northwest corner of the county with number one and ending in the southwest corner with number 624. George Jedlicka, secretary and enforcing officer of the county zoning board, indicated that this new map will be especially helpful to citizens of the county in locating Jheir property, if everyone will becoriie as familiar with his block number as town residents are with their street numbers,. "If they will give us their block number in making inquiries at I our office, we can help them more efficiently, because--we know what is in that square mile." Assistant Supervisor Leroy Smith of McHenry and member of the Land and Lots Committee, is heading an effort to get road names of the principal roads in the county esta- HUNDREDS TAKE ^ ADVANTAGE OF I TB X-RAY SURVEY Hundreds of county residents have been taking advantage of the state mobile x-ray unit which has been in* the various communities this month. Technicians in charge of the unit were present at the annual dinner meeting of the County Tuberculosis association, held eariler this month; at which Dr. Henry W. Sandeen of Woodstock was named president. Members of the. new executive committee include Mrs. Ardin. Frisbie and Mrs. Roy Thompson of Greenwood. New blished so they can be inducted on the inap. He is asking the co-operation of all supervisors and road commissioners in this effort. to the board of directors *are Mrs. Anthony Kappie of Spring Grove, Miss Joan Nimsgern of McHenry and Mrs. Petfer Nerstad of McCullom Lake. At the meeting, it was revealed that a net return of $13,816 was realized from the 1957 sale of Christmas seals. The couxtty TB nurse, Mrs. Claribel H. Nay lor, reported that to date, 1,443 students from first grade and freshman classes in the county have been given the tuberculin test, of which sixty-six had a positive reaction. They and their contacts are referred, to their family physician, or may have x-rays and further check-ups at the Lake county clinic at the expense of the association. Twenty-$Wsn patients were admitted to the tuberculosis sanitorium for care during the past year. At present, ten patients are receiving out-patient treatment. READ THE WANT ADS ^iiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiniHiiinuiiiiiniiiiniiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHuiiiiiiiiHiiiiinu PEPPING* SON; CEMENT CONTRACTORS S Phone 409 j | COMPLETE LINE OF CEMENT WORK j Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Musin' & Meanderin' (Continued from page 1) Seldom has- the gymnasium taken on the look of splendor it did Saturday night -- the work of many ingenious juniors who went all-out to make this a night tp remember for the seniors and themselves. We ^appreciated a very welcome note from an old timer in the McHenry area, Frank Justen, now a resident of Chowcljilla, Calif." Along with a three-yetfr renewal of the Plaindealer, he , wrote, , Vlt is dur weekly interview with our old hAne town and we always enjoy "it. With our best wishes we hope to remain on your mailing l|st -for many more years." K.A.F* MRS. GEARY DIES Mrs. Frank Meyer received word last weekend of the death of her ! sister-in-law*- Mrs. Frank Geary, in San Andreas, Calif. Funeral services and burial took place Monday in California. REGISTER SOON FOR 10th ANNUAL ; SPEECH CLINIC ii (Continued from page 1) know that the medical staff *>f McHenry county is not alone in endorsing out Easter Seal. Agency". M A total'of $10,6001 was realized in the recent Easter Sealappeal. This includes only those donations made through the school appeal tag days mailing appeal. v SHOP IN MCHENRY BOARDING KENNELS DOGS & CATS i Radiant Heating • Individual Kennels & Runs t Pickup & Delivery TBoard'm^ tfiennetA Rt 12 -- 2 Miles North of 120 PHONE McHENRY 632-M-2 May 21 and 22 Rummage Sale -- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. -T- V.F.W. Clubhouse-- Sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. May 22 World War I Veterans' Meeting-- Legion Home -- 8 p.m. May 25 t High School Music Festival j /•--Bpys' Gymnasium--8:15 p.m.! May 27 Ringwood School (Graduation May 28-29 Rummage Sale--Zion Lutheran, Ladies Aid--Church basement on John St. May 30 Annual Memorial Day Dinner-- Ringwood Church--Sponsored by -Ringwood Church Building Finance Committee. July 1 , Luncheon and Card Party- Christian Mothers' Sodality of St. Peter's Church -- Spring Grove -- 12:30. «•»su" ,N THE SNOOZE D-rScholls Air-Pillo Insoles Perforated- Air VtBtilaflag 59 PIL Mi of Lotax FMM... like Walking Pillow* BOLGER'S Drug Store 109 S. Green St. McHenry PHONE 40 . «M$ .j?,1 V'!- 1 • V"A«SS Open your Vacation Savings Account now. Take a super, spend-free vacation later. Easy to open . . . just $5 or more. Easier, still, to add to it... in person or by mail. Start today. Take off for Canada, Hawaii or Alaska later. ve .tor uour tomorrows •Jodau! 206 W. ELM PHONE McHENRY 2 McHENRY, ILL. ( flow Open 3or PLf CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB SPECIAL PRICES 'TIL MEMORIAL DAY COFFEE SERVED Till 10 A.M. &£)e(icioui ^jMonie l^V]acle SANDWICHES ^ SERVED AT REASONABLE PRICES 1 Mile North ol|$|> $1 m tiie Johnsburg Road PHONE McHENRY 1792 m r . in r SPORT COATS Gurlee coats from $29.50 to $35 Hart Schaffner & Marx coats from $45 Youth sizes 14 to 19 from $18.50 SLACKS To blend or contrast with sport coats from $9.95 to $19.95 .» Youths sizes from $5.95 to $10.95 SUITS Curlee Suits --• cool weights from $35 regular weights from $49.50 Youths suits from $22.50 to $29.50 SHIRTS Van Heusen Century shirts $4 to $5 Vantage shirts (no iron) $5 Youths Kay nee shirts .... $2.95 to $3.95 SHOES Freeman Shoes ..... Boys Shoes ........... TIES from $9.95 up from $7.50 McGee's to compliment^ your clothing $1.50 to $3.50 Bow Ties $1 Store for Men 117 S. Green St. Phone 47 Open Thursday evening until 9 May 29th Closed on Memorial Day J\eu> /... The American fragrance that even French Women are talking about! o ei SPRAY MIST f*' Just one quick touch--and you're misted in a perfumed breeze... frosty cool, lingering, exciting! 'Intimate' never shouts --but oh! how it V whispers. *3.00 plus tax nc 0 DRUG STORE 103 S. Green St. PHONE 40 McHem v> \.