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w llcHENRY PLAINDEALER Reiul+s Donald Howard Carl 9. Nels# , George M. Preilhi) DISTRICT ^ 1 * fttff 54 5$t 25 540 8f Leslie W. Krtefef, Jr. W lift Dr. R. H. Witip 2Sd 4ft Totals No. Votityif 8»$ lft Thomas L. IaWIOB Henry He!!, Jr. " Peter H, GrleslMM^Il Thomao K. Davis-** Total No. Vdtfnjf'; l»ISTpt2€ ! | .,^:*ot. ftl 212 20 981 52 152 16 919 |7 808 18 1160 9 115 8 851 1 812 15 701 529 25 1785 & 4 Tut. 24 720 19 789 15 798 19' 820 25 951 AREA RESIDENTS AID NEW YMCA FUND CAMPAIGN PUBLIC PULSE In McHenry f The first report on results beintf obtained in the YMCA fund drive was held on Tuesday night, April 7. At this meeting it was reported that 16 percent of the $15,000 goal, or $2,400 had been collected. Workers reported that they had been well received and that interest In getting the Lake Region YMCA into operation was very high. Plans are already being made |or the first Lake Region YMCA activity. Films and speakers on summer YMCA camping programs for boys, girls and families will be presentee! at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 28, in the Central school auditorium, Crystal Lake. Interested people can register for these programs at the meeting. Among those assisting in the drive are Ted Smith, A. Forti, Mrs. Lon Reed and Mrs. A. S. Johnston of McHenry. Serving among governing HOME TOWN "Dear Editor: "Sunday I was taken fcrt* a ride around town by friends. This is the first time I have seen all of the city of McHenry for a year and a half. "McHenry hasn't won any awards, but it certainly hasn't been sleeping. All the improvements made during my absence were quite obvious as we drove around. "It is a pleasure to se the new changes, but it is also nice to know the people still remain warmhearted and friendly. "The friendship that is being shown me proves "That a friend in need is a friend indeed." "As an adopted citizen lam proud to say McHenry is my Home Town. Thanks to all. "Loyally, "Gertie Barbian" jrMcHENRY PLAINDEALER, 1812 West Elm Street 885-0111, Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Ill'nois1 . X by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. p 'jury E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor ' Seccwd CJ/iss Postage Paid at McHenry, HAinois 1964 T/iiunoi8y ^ ^ ( assaciHTian ) 1964 gi» NATION At EDITORIAL a^c0t,4N SUSTAINING M E M E f R Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County i Year *$4.00 1 Year .$4.50 \ Mos. $2.25 6 Mos . • -$2.50 • Mos. $1-50 3 Mos. .. $1.75 Wright road, Mrs. Lon Reed of Bfscayne and Dr. William Enmemhors include Jack Reese of sor of Rt. 2, McHenry. COAST'TO*COAST STORES WEEKEND ijfcrry M. Qolilwater (R) 65 114 115 124 165 91 103 162 61 152 80 1711 President Mfcrfc&ret Chase Smith (R) Barnept 3. NelcJJe (JC) Charles H. Percy (R) 37 117 38 132 60 1140 WillUmi 3. Scott (Ri 70 118 112 117 85 1$ 102 3S 134 T4 133 98 1616 Governor Alffrfcal A. Skalllsh (ft) tat tifly (RJ 49 195 267 1369 467 ©fib Eterney 14 103 48 111 95 KupWSPd J. ,(R> ioh|t A. Graham (It) 26 107 Edward G. Pree (R) Lieutenant Allan A. Walters (R) Governor Warren Wood (R) John Altorfer . (R) Marvin ft. Dee (Q) fth&tiito (ft) 4* m i 46 183 258 1266 parley P, Jprtek ,(R) John P. Mejret (k) Waiter E; • Pacanowskl • (R) Secretary of State ®esreS. E. Clark® .(It) Fostoria SPRAY-STEAM & DRY IRON Toamtmamfr BROILER OVENETTE 1*9 $>5.95 Broils, warms, (east*. Automatic thermostat. Adjustable tray with wire rack, extra high splash plat*. Rapid action heating element. (WS0248.1) tyalter 10 68 1» & 47 188 261 1279 Eltner J. Hoffmaft (ft) 72 126 90 115 80 1425 Reg $12.95 Triple value-spray, steam & dry Iron I External spray to prevent spitting. Lets you dampen as you iron. Cord adjusts for right or left hand. (WS0061-1) Paul Powell (D) ittmes P. Hfcnhessy (ii) Senator Gordon E, lierr (R) John Klrby (R) 1327 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, 111 Auditor r E. McCarroit (R) of Public Accoutits BtiMn Wlliens dottli Wm. Chapmati (R) MatiHfce W. Coburn (fc) EXTRA TENDER aehle (R) \\ lchael J. Howlett (D) ii I. .i > .it 187 251 1284 ^ 1 3 i t t $T 7 & £3:01 ft Bi 35 Lavelle (R) Sarttiquist, Jt. (R) Sperling (Ii) Attorney General f af .. . . f - fi tfl ft 33 9 16 482 P. Stiehl (ft) bert ft. Canfield (ft) a. mik Sid&ard K. Kellett (ft) u i .ii 54 147 85 103 88 107 83 135 95 1558 CMrk of Apellate Court Kfoirirtnian Rolvlti: (R) FREE! COUHMBO •UKSfWCf FRE^ 3-year-old transplanted seedling that's ready to plant in your yard. Just stop in. Take a turn behind the wheel of ESTATE KEEPER ft The sensational new compact with features the conventional tractors wish they had. • Entire front section pivots, cutting turning radius down to inches • Attachments work forward of front wheels, eliminating tire tracks © Unlimited visibility • Engine noise and exhaust fumes to rear of operator ® Years-ahead styling • Fast-Switch attachment system o Full range of year 'round attachments. SNOW CASTER ATTACHMENT 32-inch rotor digs 2500 lbs. per minute. ROTARY MOWER ATTACHMENT 32-inch front mounted mows evenly under all conditions. EMING 4005 W. Waukegan Road Phone 385-0033 McHenry, Illinois T O P Q U A L I T Y F O O D S A T L O W E S T P R I C E S EXTRA. TENDER EXTRA TENDER MOTHER" NEVER EVER MEAT SO TENDER Western Lazy Aged Beef ^illlfim' H. Reritdchler <R) 77 181 121 105 139 124 114 lit 12$ 71 132 2032 Wlldmjvtt (R)t Delegates to National Nominating Convention • f¥fiM44H 3. gh£|*r (l>) 78 181 103 110 1?8 107 128 114 10| 12# 4^ 3|4 1^9 44 48 29 ^ 34 fi » 181 65 115 2003 38 46 91 16 88 tylflWi *»Etr5ci!s -.Oeftfiy (D) CI. Gr0% (b) 14 te" is 11 6 26 5 10 9 8 it 1 3 21 49 5 20 9 12 € 4| 41 H rt- 37 188 235 1314 8 43 67 305 10 38 50 399 Willlsfti "Miitk turner (D) 3 . 6 3^ 12 Pmpftr Ij. P&ntels (D) 6 Tr^ce ^ter (D) tlneodore Whitman (R) 3 9 3 1 16 4 7 B 2 83 187 108 150 167 120 136 ll£ lf§ 147 Alternate Delegates to National Nominating Convention Howard E. Green (R) 72 166 121 106 160 109 127 lffi iM 118 Daniel M. Pierce (D) 27 54 57 6 50 20 25 13 25 25 ?3 8 4 25 42 147 2 19 31 102 3 14 41 145 80 184 68 126 2168 Pleasure packed with goodness, tenderness & natural beef flavor GUARANTEED TENDER Or DOUBLE Your MONEY BACK ¥ou too can be the best cook In town -- try some soon iERBER -- 4-6 lb. Avg. PICNIC HAMS 29 SAVE MORE -- 5-8% MORE Compare Our Low Everyday Prices No Coupons to Clip No Stamps to Lick C lb. WESTERN LAZY AGED Sirloin Steaks 85 OUR OWN Fresh Polish 69c lb. Bulk Pork Sausage 49c lb. Fresh Italian .. 69c lb. Fresh Braiwursl .... 69c lb. Fresh Thuringer .... 69c lb. 86 171 63 131 2021 37 31 159 123 779 Jerry Rogers (D) 21 59 64 9 74 34 32 20 31 29 25 18 134 40 31 127 167 915 David Sullivan (D) 19 28 17 11' 31 22 13 16 15 21 18 31 112 13 13 60 204 644 Robert Coulson (R) State Senator 40 154 103 129 114 103 123 56 142 111 35 103 85 75 164 38 96 1671 Douglas A. MacGlllls (It) " 20 55 37 35 69 34 29 70 4? ~ 31 1" 4 ~ 34 18 50 38 53 719 Theodore T. Graham (D) 26 50 70 10 81 37 31 26 36 34 29 41 150 35 37 169 258 1130 David Levlnson, Jr. (D) 13 26 11 4 12 15 9 7 10 9 22 13 11 22 30 225 A. B. McConnell (R) Paul F. Jones (It) 81 146 98 121 132 96 111 97 113 120 39 146 76 89 142 43 76 1726 26 58 34 47 56 37 39 32 102 £0 ,13 85 37 21 62 34 703 Delegates to State Lester E. Cunningham (R) 21 97 63 83 79 71 53 35 t9 88 25 83 75 43 108 29 98 1130 Clarence E. Anderson (R) 25 74 41 49 69 49 63 37 42 26 14 37 40 29 65 28 40 Donald Pulllam (D) 6 14 11 4 24 13 2 26 7 14 45 728 201 Representatives WMiam A. Glblln (D) Nominating 24 25 11 5 63 12 8 16 30 30 14 51 1^14^*0 25-197 Conventions Thomas J. Hanahan, Jr. (D) 24 66 63 15 45 37 33 25 15 26 23 17 69 39 38 226 126 Frank A. Daukas (D) 8 5 39 2 12 11 8 5 11 4 31 5 27 42 689 887 224 Jesse E. Armstrong (D) 8 36 16 2 16 Edward McGlrr (D) 2 14 6 23 7 11 7 20 18 11 32 35 266 8 2 21 18 3 16 43 168 Clerk of Circuit Cpurt State's Attorney Margaret O'Nell (R) 91 203 126 153 174 138 147 134 177 138 45 186 124 100 204 -72 112 2354 Harry R. Bastear (D) Richard R. Cross (R) Robert J., Leall (R) 38 72 69 16 85 37 30 29 4t 40 32 44 161 43 43 185 268 1239 44 125 63 61 y114 51 73 94 65 60 23 48 45 60 124 32^ 61 1143 ~42 41 44 72 46 54 46 20 i8 67 16 73 65 33 77 35 66 895 Bernard V. Narusls (R) 15 59 42 35 39 41 41 19 30 21 13 90 17 16 26 14 16 534 Richard R. Zukowskl (D) 36 73 72 14 88 36 31 28 46 40 34 48 167 47 44 188 262 1254 County Corner Theron J. Ehorn (R) 100 205 145 172 186 134 156 124 185 144 48 193 124 70 212 73 142 2413 Harold L. EVans (D) 36 74 74 15 83 37 33 26 46 37 35 48 158 46 44 187 262 1241 Harry C. Herendeen (R) Recorder of Deeds Orvllle W. Gullang (R) 65 126 90 79 115 84 95 96 99 90 29 153 77 73 142 53 78 1544 3 16 13 20 12 19 13 7 48 13 5 12 13 6 14 5 12 231 Richard C. Anderson (R) 35 71 48 47 58 35 _50 "2 8 43 42 15 37 34 27 68 20 56 "14 Theresa Olsen Schultz (D) 38 78 70 14 83 36 33 29 46 -40 34 56 165 46 43 177 263 1251 County Auditor Harley H. Mackeben (R) Culylq L. Skinner (R) Margaret Evans (I>) 63 116 91 106 100 90 103 98 98 109 34 88 81 74 130 54 91 1.* 31 96 46 ^49 77~ 48 50 31 91 32 15 98 38 27 76 20 54 f 25 74 -70 15 91 39 31 28^ 45 39 35 42 ltil 45 43 182 256 1221 100% PURE LEAN 2 lbs. Eaggedy Ann Whole Kernel or Cream Style Special of the Week WISCONSIN CUT-UP tawicBC . 69* each Raggedy Ann ('rushed PINEAPPLE CORNv 303 Tins -- ^®for 25* NORTHERN GROWN HEN fyniYS Tins COUNTRY'S DELIGHT COl iMoE CHEESE 16-oz. Carton Instant Cream 8 oz. Cremora Swanee Wonder Towels ......... 29c KRAFT MiliJikCLE WHIP Quart Jar Ragjjedy TOMATOES Farm Fresh Country EGGS Medium 39* doz. Raggedj PEAS RAGGEDY ANN 2/2 Tins \v/n^\v guard top 3 lb. Tin Swifining 53c Strong Heart Dog Food 12 $1.00 Fresh Produce Daily Tube Tomatoes 19* ea. HL-C Orange DRINK Brooks Tangy CATSUP Fresh 'Greeil BEANS Mcintosh APPLES 3-lh. Bag 1 tin ('lit'f 20 ll>. bag Briquets 99c C(»rner Elm & (»re»*n Phone 38.5-0080 Sale Dates April 16 - 17 - 18 Johnson's 11 oz. -- 7 oz Pledge $1,19 -- 79c T O P Q U A L I T Y F O O D S A T . L O W E S T P R 1 C E S