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Thursday. April 23. 1964r THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McHENRY PLAINDEALER 8812 West Elm Street ^otabllahfd I81P> Phone 885*U170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Urry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Se/ca»A Class Postage Paid at McHenry, a\inois QCIflTI 1964 NATIONAL EDITORIAL a#c0T"4n SU S I A'fN ING MtMSEpjtj Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 1 Year $4.50 B Mos ...$2.25 6 Mos $2.50 0 Mos $1.50 3 Mos $1.75 COURT BRIEFS In a case heard before Judge James Cooney on April 17, Richard K. Ruck of Ingleside pleaded guilty to possession of alcoholic liquor in a motor vehicle and was fined $100 and costs. Other cases were heard in Branch 3 (McHenry) court. Raymond Widhalm of 3309 W. 3rd. McHenry, was fined $10 and $15 costs, Robert C. Wahl of 1902 N. Orchard Beach drive, $12 and $5; costs and Edward Sibiski of 705 Amanda, McHenry, $15 and $5 costs, all for speeding. MINOR CRASHES TAKE PLACE IN McHENRY AREA James Winters of 524 Kenwood drive, Round Lake Park, paid a $10 fine and $5 costs for unlawful use of license. Charles Sindler of 1707 Hawthorne lane, McHenry, was assessed a $10 fine and $5 costs for driving on the wrong side of the road. Paul Schuler of Rt. 3, Woodstock, disobeyed a stop sign and was fined $10 and $5 costs. Sheriff's police investigated an accident which occurred Friday evening when cars driven by Robert J. Tucker and Lynne Eichinger, both of McHenry, collided at the intersection of Rt. 120 and River road. Tucker was blamed for failure to yield the right-of-way. Another crash took place Saturday evening about 8:15 o'clock on Chapel Hill road, involving cars driven by John Fiedler and Emmet t Hansen, both of McHenry. Fiedler was reportedly driving north on Chapel Hill road and Hansen pulled out of a private di'ive onto main road. A third accident took place on Barnard Mill road, two miles west of the intersection of Ringwood road, about 7:10 Saturday evening. State police said Claude Canning of Wonder Lake was driving east on Barnard Mill road when Bruce Herman of Hebron, travelling west, sideswiped his car. The wiser a person is, the more weaknesses he will admit to having. LAKE REGION YMCA REACHES HALF OF GOAL During the past week two report meetings were held for the YMCA fund drive workers. A total of $7,162 or 48 percent of the $15,000 goal, has been reached. Public support is still needed, to complete the fund drive and; make it a complete success. The total budget of the Lake Region YMCA will be $24,250. It is anticipated that $9,250 will be recovered from participating memberships and program fees, while the remainder of $15,000 will be raised by solicitation from industry and individual citizens. It must be stressed, however, that no one will be refused participation in YMCA activities because of a lack of funds. On Tuesday evening, April 28, at 7:30 p.m., the Lake Region YMCA will present a program on summer camping programs for boys, girls and families in the Central school auditorium, Crystal Lake. Movies of various YMCA summer camps will be shown and speakers describing these camps will be presented. Registration for t hese programs will be taken at the meeting. Anyone desiring further information or wishing to make a donation, contact Lake Region YMCA, 65 Williams street, P.O. Box 337, Crystal Lake, or telephone 459-4455. TIME CHANGE Daylight Savings Time will, once again, cause temporary confusion throughout the state. It always does. The time change will occur at 2 a.m. Sunday, ""April 26. Sensible poisons will change their clocks nnd watches on Saturday nk;ht before retiring. The confused ones will be, as usual, an hour late on Sunday. It has been rumored that there are a few happy-go-lucky souls who will be late for work on Monday morning. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS COMPARE WAYS OF LIVING It has become an annual custom for the McHenry Classr room Teachers association to honor members of the local Future Teachers at a spring tea. April is the month designated by the National Education Association to recognize the Future Teacher movement in the nation. This year the CTA program chairmen, Mrs. Mary Obenauf and Miss Lois Linden, have planned a different type of program to interest their young guests. Miss Jeanine Manhay of Belgium and Miss Vivienne Yearwood of Barbados will contrast life in America with that of their home countries. These young people are foreign exchange students attending high school in Cary and Crystal Lake this year. The tea^will be held at the Edgebrdok school on April 27 at 3:30. Mrs<^ Elsie Hoppe heads the committee of Edgebrook teachers who will act as hostesses for the occasion. All FTA and CTA members are urged to attend. Retired members of the faculty of District 15 are also invited to enjoy this special meeting. Two hundred thirty-eight Illinois high schools sponsor FTA groups, the purpose of.which is to interest young people in becoming teachers and to help them prepare for such a career. McHenry is happy to have such a group. Mrs. Lillian Bolger serves as faculty sponsor for the students aspiring to be teachers. PURELY PERSONAL ABOUT PEOPLE: We've never met a person too big to be courteous, but we have met many, too small. YES! WE MAKE HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS McHENRY STATE BANK FREUWS HAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products DELIVERY -- Owned and Operated 385-~0l95 or 385-0232 10 A DEC0RAT CLINIC By Benjamin Moore Paint Co. it LAKELAND # Answers to Your Decorating Problems # Movie on the Latest Decorating Schemes # Live Demonstrations a Free Coffee & Doughnuts % Bring Your Questions -- Complete Panel of Experts Monday -- April 27th 7:30 ¥M. LAKELAND T SPOT ,# 4618 W. Route 120 -- McHenry AN V vmrtn, BOWLING... (Continued from Page 4) 198-593; L. Smith 213; R. Blake 15. liiuKe J. Mai sella 1). Kleinhuizen 211- 564; M. Krueger 202-201-571; B. Sheriff 200-203-546; H. Rurkin 221-54H; L. Wright 219. C. I), of A. Lois Crouch 243 WHEE!!!: A. Hollander 159-461; B. Clark 179-4!>5; H. Donovan 168-435; P. Steege 193-206-539; S. Ballowe 179; K. Nell 175-465; M. REGISTER FOR KINDERGARTEN AT J0HNSBURG Kindergarten registration for the school year of 1964-65 will be held at the Johnsburg public M'hoo]-. office Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, May 13, 14 and 15, frofn 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 lo 4 p.m. each day. RegiStralion will 'also be held Thursday- evening, May 14, from 7 to 9 p.m. All children entering kindergarten in September of 1964 must be 5 years of age on or before Dec. 1, 1964. A legal birth certificate is necessary at the time of registration. Hospital certificates will not be accepted. Any children who will attend first grade in the school year 1964-65 and who are not now currently enrolled in kindergarten are asked to register on the above dales. In order to enter first grade next fall, the child must be 6 years of age on or before Dec. 1, 1964. Again, a legal birth certificate is necessary at registration. Boro ,161-444; C. Owens 148- 3%; C. Boro 185-465; J. Pieroni 204-503; B. Schaefer 439; D. Chelini 163; G. Doyle 170- 483; M. Schroeder 152-367; C. Wagner 152-368; Thurs. Nite Men's League 9:15 p.m.--4-9-64 M. Crouch 194-237-617; J. Kern 223-196-601; R. Cynowa 231-596; H. Freund 200; A. Kunz 211-575; B. Blake 244; D. Kleinhuizen 205-213-604; B. Kreier 224-204-204-632; L. Nimsgern 204-554; F. Petersen 192-545; C. Corso 197-557; C. Smith 203-544; J. Schaefer 202; D. Oldenburg 257-597. FREUND OIL shot this team series to take 1st place in team high series-- W. Sigman 202 188 248 638 R. Freund 177 161 179 517 Roseberry 183 190 182 5!?5 E. Simon 200 194 180 574 L. Smith 233 187 207 627 Handicap 91 91 91 91 Totals 1086 1011 1087 3184 Noonan 151; Lois Worts 157; Pat Rosing 181-483; Laura Ferwerdia 174-452; Edith Rand 183- 507; Pauline Steege 183-457; Lil Miller 180; Ronnie Romkowske 203-180-530; Manlyn Venable 156; Agnes Schwingl 154- 443. SPLITS--W. Crane & J. Vacondio 5-7; I. Kreier 6-8; M. Murphy 6-7-10; M. Keerberg 2-7; M. Beranek 5-6-10. Thurs. Nite Bus. Men's League G. Schaefer 222-203-614; IN. Justen 504; A. McCarroll 245-583; J. Justen 206-537; Becker 510; R. Kick 526; Gerth. 237-220-633; P. Jen 209-224-613; Ed Buss 213-E Ted McNish 194-549; Bob , . , sert 504; H. Hans 201-509; Chapek 192-502; E. H 500; A. Rebel 234-505; W. 215-223-600; D. Hansen 5.?0; Haldeman 190-503; J. Wrij. 222; J. Solchenberger 214-544; Bill Scheid 508; Lee Mai 501; Ed Caron 517 Tuesday Thirty-Niners Judy Walsh 429; Claire Rosing 210-495; Grace Bentz 465; Dorothy Hiller 441; Joy Landre 465; Janet Flicek 451; Donna Schaefer 403; Patti Weber 440; Cathy Schlitt 433; Biliie Mackinder 197-451; Mary Einspar 410; Elsie Winkel 180-487 RAIL ROADS--G. Bentz 5-7- 10; D. Hiller 5-10; R. Prezetacznik Nite Owls Neva Fuhrer 169-434; Betty Wentzel l%-469; Lou Dewey 160-446; Gerry Hastings 158- 430; Flo Anderson 177-448; Mary Murphy 159; Elsbeth Koenemann 167-448; Elsie Tonyan 160; Viv Groh 181-507; Carol Blake 155; Sharon O'Leary 165- 448; Joyce Phannenstil 150; June Schmunk 155; Dorothy Keep in Shape This Summer By Bowling in a SUMMER LEAGUE NOW FORMING AT CRYSTAL BOWL ROUTES 31 Si 110 LADIES TUESDAY. MAY 12th MIXED WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th MENS THURSDAY, MAY 14th Teams or Individuals Phone 459-3636 VALUABLE COUPON MARIE'S BEAUTY NOOK The Best "Clip Shop" in town 140 RAND ROAD 385-2663 LAKEMOOR, ILLINOIS offers $1.00 off on all Permanent Waves $10.00 and over. From April 23 to May 3, 1964 Please bring this coupon for $1.00 discount. Closed Monday Marie Beranek Viola Bodenstak Prop. Mgr. MciHIEHlY KART PARK ipus IMies and Fox Karts New and Used Engines SALES & SERVICE from $129.50 up... 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