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•i . ir.J V*.*-; ^ ; " .-.-v^r *v. ij • j8|s*^;Qn*: p»fl« Eighl THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER 'mi* , f < :• i f t - Thursday, June 9# 1966 221 Graduate At Junior High (Continued from Page IK | Austin, Delores K Ayers, Edna % Bauer, Paul ^ Beck; Kathy ^ Besserud, Gary Betke, Susan Blades, Lenny Blake, Dennis Blake, Kathy Bookman, Susan f, Bostler, Tom ! • Brown, Susan. • • Bryan, Charles \Jp; J/' Bucaro, Domia • Buqli, Jerry ;' Buresh, Pfeggy Burghardt, .Tu'dy {T':p Castle, Peggy • Chappelli Rosem^y Christens^-;^au^|;^r. Chutka, Joanne -iP --.V'. Cima, Marilyn Clark, Randall Clark, Wendell ColborruPaima Cordrayr-Paula Coynley, Roberta Crane, Linda Cullotta, Patricia Carlson, Marlene Dangler, Donna Davis, Linda £ " ' Dean, Donna DeCicco, Linda DeCicco, Violet Decker, Glenn ' DeVries, Rosalie Diedrich, Linda Died rich, Sally DiMaggio, Joe Do, Mercury Dowe, Robert Drake, Dianne Dresdow, Sally Droesser, Cathy Dyslin, Dianne Easton, Carl Erl|, Diana Etten, Ken Eurich, Hal Fairchild, Sandra Fell, Diane Fell, Duane Filip, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Jim Fossum, Chris Fourdyce, Tony FoWler, Bob Fradinardo, Cindy Frett, Rosemary Freund, Teresa Freund, Tim Gable, Pam jpeds, Jim Gehrke, Sherry Getner, Loreen Gilljertson, Pat Gitzke, Ted Giuntoli, Phil Glos, Glen ijoehler, Omer Granath, Betty Gray, Patty Grek, Ginny Hager, Darrel Hager, Penny Hahndorf, Rich Haldemann, Dale Hamm, Patricia Hansen, Earl Hansen, Mark Hansen. Patty Harbecke, Rita Hart well, Linda Hauck, Billy ;' Hauser, George Heir, Sandra Herdrick, Terry Herman, Jim Hess, Hallie Hess, Linda Hinspater, Tom Hintze, Barb Hoffman, Phil Hogan, Sue Hovseth, Steve Howard, Kathy Howe, Barb Huemann, Karen Hunt, Gary Hunter, Harold Jaques, Jackie Jaschke, Don Johnson, Mary Lynn Johnson, Wm. Craig Jones, Cheryl Jumper, Florence Justen, Barb Karstens, Bob 1 &•% HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH STATE FARM! ^ j Dennis Conway 8315 W. Elm St. Phone 885-7111 „ STATE FARM, . [JNSUIANCI I W^u^u«orno&il^fn«UfjnMComply L ---4 Home Office: Bloominfton, Illinois Kawell, Charierie Keller, Patricia Kennebeck, Linda Kilday, Betsy King, Tom Kinzie, Diane- Klontz, Bryce Knaack, Cathy •Koehn, Kathy Koleno, Terry Konecny, Kathy Koza, Patricia Krebs, Lynn Krumsee, Ron Krupinski, Maryann Kuhlman, Debbie Kusch, Jim Kutnick, Mike LaBay, Bonnie LaFontaine, Jim Lamberg, Judy Landis, Tom Lapinski, Linda Larie, Sharon Laurence, Susan " £ichty, Mike Liebman, Liz Liem, Robert Linnane, Maureen Liptak, Rich Long, Jim Luedtke, David McDonald, Paul McGowan, Dennis McMillan, Cathy Mack, Jim Malenitis, Ed Marchi, Steve Marzano, Dale Maxson, Larry Meineke, Sue Menolasino, Cindy Messel, Charles Meyer, Jeff Meyer, William Michmershuizen, Jim Miller, Geo. Miller, Kathy Miller, Phil Miller, Sandra Misavice, Dawn Missbach, Joe Morenz, Jim Morris, Leonard Morris, Nancy , Morris, Vivian Morrison, Steve Mrachek, Maripat Munson, Cathy Myers. Darlene Nielsen, Richard Nolan, Jon Norton, Don Oleszczuk, Helena Olsen, Alan Olsen, Glenn Olszewski, Tony Parkhurst, Pam Parks, Ron Pasternock, Barb Patryas, Donna Patterson, Cory Paul, Dan Pearson, Linda Peck, Roger Perrino, Adrienne Phelan, Mike Phillips, Jean Pickell, Eric Pierce, Linda Plewa, Sharon Pliner, Mary Pliner, Mike Potratz, Bruce Radner, Cynda Raske, Donna Redmond, Garrett Reed, Joanne Regner, Linda Reid, Charlene Richards, Susan Riley, Patricia Ruzicka, Ricky Sayler, Wendy Schaefer, Janice Schaft, Ron Schenck, Karen Schmelzer, Donna Schmitt, Dale Schneider, Fran Schneider, Robert rem (MiEi TRACTORS RevoButoonaiiy fHydra-SMk BMve I • 10 and 12 HP models • Hydra Static Drive eliminates clutching anc shifting, provides full power to a: tachments at any speed • Hydrauli< brake • 12-volt key start • Seale beam headlights • DeLuxe contoure Mat and fenders • Complete line c attachments • 12-month, no-hour limit warranty • On-the-spot inancing. STOP IN FOR A SiEMONS TRA T/ONl G. P. F1IMD 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. Plione 38.V0420 Schopp, Bob Schultz, Cindy- Schultz, Lynne - Schulz, Joe Senkerik, Dave Serbin, Maryann Sergott, Barb Sergotti Lester Sharp, Maryann Sherman, Ken Simon, Ray Sinicin, Diane Smith, David Fred Smith, David Lou Smith, Diane Smith, Marylou Soda, Richard Sommers, Ronee' Stahlman, Cheryl Stateczny, Audrey Stepanovic, George Stetter, Marion Swanson, Paul Swanson, Sue Swearingen, Norma Swedo, Scott Swetman, Diane Tanner, Glenn Tarvin, Gail Thode, Antje Thomas, Kathy Tomasello, Chas. Tomasello, Danita Tomlinson, Tom Tonyan, Yvonne Townsend, Robert True, Jean Turner, Dan Viita, Marlene Wagner, Elaine Weikel, Dave Weirich, Alice Weisenberger, Kris Wells, Carol Wetteland, Jim Wetzel, Janis White, Allen Whiting, jWnn Wilson, Patricia Wilson, Ruth Winston, John Wisniewski, Robert Zabroski, Mike Zeiger, Dave Zvonar, Jim LARGE VOTE EXPECTED AT POLLS TUESDAY (Continued on Page 8) ANNUAL LEGION CARNIVAL SET AHEAD ONE WEEK Due to unforeseen circumstances, it has been necessary for Post 491 of the American Legion to move the dates of their carnival ahead one week. It will take place in the Legion parking lot from Wednesday, June 22, through Sunday, June 26. The advance carnival dates mean that McHenry folks are in store for two displays of fireworks. A miniature display will be seen on Thursday and Friday nights of the carnival period, a prelude to the gigantic display to be held on July 4. More information will he published as the date of the annual event draws closer. Shop In McHenry Clubhouse, Rt. 120, McHenry; 7, George P. Freund Implement, 4102 W . Crystal Lake road, McHenry; 8, Rod and Gun club, Ifiarnard Mill road. Wonder Lake ;and 9, Lakemoor Fire House, Rand road, Lakemoor. Precinct 10, Oakwood Shores Model Home, 7317 E. Northwood drive, Wonder Lake; 11, Seibel Motor Sales, Rt. 120, McHenry; 12, McCullom Lake Beach House, Lake : Shore drive, McCullom Lake; 13, Lakeland Park Community, House, Sunset avenue, Lakeland Park; 14, McHenry Fire House, 3610 W. Elm street, McHenry: 15, Hartmann Farm House, 1215 W. Bay road, Mc Henry; 16, Sunnyside village hall, Sunnyside; 17, Community House, 306 Hilltop drive, Pistakee Highlands; and 18, Whispering^ Hills Community Center ., Jeffery avenue, McHenry. DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMEN Precinct 1, Sigurd Jacobsenj 2, William J. Bolger; 3, Lawrence J. Huck, Jr.; 4, Roger Tv. Pechous, Sr.; 5, Walter (Rocky) Rocheford; 6, none; 7, Thomas F. Landre; 8, Jess J. Seeman; 9, Harry J. Brady and Donald E. Quist; 10, Jean Davis and Edward W. Murphy; 11, Henry C. Wohlert; 12, Theresa J. Schultz; 13, Frank S. Hromec; 14, Chas. M. Adams; 15, John J. Colomer; 16, Thomas J. Hanahan, Jr., and Harold L.' Palmer; 17, J e a n n e H i l l s t r o m H o l m ; a n d 18, Daniel M. Johnson. Republican Committeemen Precinct 1, Harold L. Bell; 2, Sam Schmunk, Roland Hermann, and Tom Davis; 3, Edward W. Bojko and John M. Knrx; 4 .Joseph Frett; 5, Anthony J. Grosso and Clarence J. Hummel: 6, Anthony A. Varese; 7, Joseph B. Stanek; R, Joceph Miller; 9, Vernon F. Ehredt and Connie M. Johnson; 10, Theodore Wickman; 11, John T. Licastrol; 12, Joseph (Jake) Levesque; 13, Foster E. Glorch; 14, Clem J. Wirfs: 15, Albert A. Adams; 16, Albert M. Jourdan, Jr., and Edmund J. Matuszak; 17, Milton L. Croasdale; and 18, Clayton Holmes. VETERANS MEET The McHenry barracks of the Veterans of World War I will meet at 8 o'clock on Thursday evening, June 9, in the Legion home. CLASS OFFICERS ADDRESS SENIORS AT GRADUATION (Continued from Page 1) ke, Mike Jensen and Douglas Johnson. Also Lynette Johnson, Shelley Johnson, Donna Kaminski, Marlene Karmel; John Kennedy, Keith Klontz, Diana Knaack, Kurt Knaack, Edward Koepke, Karyl Koepke Diane Krater. Also Roxanne Kreier, Carol Krich, Michael Krug, Gary1 Lamjoureux, Jack Laursen, Shirley Letaart, Jarftgs ifightner; Jean . Lingenf^ltfer, V4 Michael Lorch, Denise Lottchea, C.J. Ludford, Sandra Lundy, Brenda Lunsford, Debbie Mackinderi and Catherine Marchi/ \ Receive Diplomas Alsd Diahe .Mason, Nancy Matthesius, Greg Mayer, Jane McCrary, Alice McCulloh, Mary McDonald ,Georgine Mc- Ganh, Peggy McMillan, Bonnie McWilliams, Thomas Messel, Thomas Meyer, Cynthia Miller, David Miller, Robert Minor, Susan Misiak, Raymond Mitchell and Melissa Montalbano. A l s o L i n d a M o n t e l e o n e , Maureen Moore, Michael Morenz, Mary Jo Mullen, Loretta Murphy, John Nickels, Robert Nichols, Broc Olson, Nancy Olson, Jane Pedraza, Jim Pennington, Stanley Peterson, Virginia Peterson, Bradley Pictor, Pamela Potratz and Jo Ann Qual. Also Joan Quilico, Janette Ramoska, Gwendolen e Reinboldt, John Reining, Bonnie Repta, Robert Revak, Robert Riley, Jane Robertson, Herbert Roeske, Jr., Linda Roeske, Terry Roewer. Also Steven Rohrer, Carol Rutten, Helen Salter, Richard Sawisch, Vallerie Schiavone, Vincent Schiavone, Kenneth Schlottman, Mary Schottler, Donald Schubert and Kevin Schultz. Also Barbara Sindler, Pat Smith, James Sobacki, Fred Stark, Pauline Starzyk, Robbi Stowel, Carol Strach, Yvonne Strach, Debra Stratford, Wally Suman. Also William Sund, Donald Sundby, Charlene Sutton,Kathy Tessendorf, Jeffrey Thomas, Holly Thurson, Jim Tomal, Peggy Tomlinson and Wanda fnderwood. Also Bill Urban, John Van Duyn, Vickie Varese, Barbara Vilim, Joe Vinsik, Susan Voorhees, Thomas Wagner, Nancy y „SHOP IN McHENBY . Wallace, Darcy Watson. Barbara jVeber: Also Donna Weichmann, Michael Weingart, Virginia West, Marcia Westgard, Elizabeth Weyland, Barbara Whetherhult and Timothy Widen. Also Linda Weigman, Corinne Wilhelm, Marie Wilson Edwin Wittrock, Norman Woods, Jeanne Wright, Kenneth Wright, Linda Wright, Cheryl Ziszik and John Zriny. STUDENTS HURT IN TUESDAY CRASH QN CITY STREET Thomas P. Carroll, If, of 1716 Knowell avenue, Lakeland Park, was ticketed by Sgt. Ken Espey for reckless driving Tuesd&y morning about 8:05 when lie w^s driving west on Main street at a high rate of speed. He was passing a car and attempting to turn left on Fourth street when he crashed head on into an auto driven by Arthur G. Weirich, Jr., 16, of 1411 N. Chapel Hill road, who was traveling east on Main street. A passenger in the Weirich vehicle, Richard Tonyan, 17, 312 W. Bay road, received head injuries and Weirich was badly bruised about the legs. Carroll was uninjured. Both cars were demolished. Thomas Evans of 3716 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, was blamed by sheriff's police for an accident on Rt. 120, east of the city, last Saturday. According to police, he was making a left turn into a drive-in and turned in front of another auto driven by Michael Reitz of Ingleside. ROBERT H. KBANZ IS ADVANCED TO SERGEANT RANK At Monday's McHenry City Council meeting, Mayor Doherty, with approval by the council, elevated Police Officer Robert H. Kranz to the rank of sergeant. Officer Kranz has taken special interest in juvenile work and at the present time is completing a special course in this department of police work. A request from the McHenry Chamber of Commerce for approval of events on Marine Festival Days met with unanimous approval and the city followed the custom of contributing $300 toward the expense of the sponsorship. » PLAY NEWSPAPER BINGO For Your Information % Dear friends, Recent surveys of college graduates show a marked tendency to enter fields of service to mankind, such as teaching, the Peace Corps, research, rather than areas of purely personal gain. This shows impressive maturity and good judgment, and should persuade us that in our graduates, our world is being inherited by increasingly good hands. Sincerely, Mchen ry PEIER M. JISTEN & SON FUNERAL HOME nois Ambulance Service 385-0063 Call The One And ONLY 385-0723 l/s of a century of Accident-Free Service TRANSPORTATION IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY TREASURER HAS A PLATFORM! Only Skinner has made these meaningful pledges: ... 1. Courtesy and assistance to those with tax problems. 2. Consideration of increased automated data processing. S. Study and action toward needed tax reform. 4. Maximum Interest earnings on dormant tax dollars. 5. Timely disbursement to tax districts of all tax funds to which they are entitled as rapidly as the law allows. REMEMBER -- You have no right to expect much from a candidate with no platform. SKINNER FOR COUNTY TREASURER "WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS' • Excellent Food ^ • Tasty Cocktails FISH FRY Every Friday atlhe... IN F RL CL 3425 W. Pearl Street PHONE 385-3130 McHenry McHENRY COUNTY *o« yes Radio Dispatched 24-HR. SERVICE FOREST PlESiUVE DISTRICT IE 14th BAND CONCERTS ON THURSDAY NIGHTS STARTING JUNE 16 The McHenry City Stage Band will begin its summer concert series on Thursday, June 16. Thursday nights are a trial time for the convenience of the musicians who are working musicians on weekend nights. To maintain the standard of excellence for which this group is known, Thursday nights will be the concert night for the 1966 season. 8 'clock / is also a new time, for the convenience of the audiences who have requested this times- The band this year is under new leadership. John Leighty, veteran saxophonist with the band, will be in charge this year. New tunes are forthcoming, also. For example, "Bat Man Theme" will highlight the first concert. Also a fresh new arrangement by Mr. Leighty, featurir^ vocalist Dick Piatt on the old Hogey Carmich^el favorite of 1939, "A Huggin and A Chalkin", and a few themes from recent movies will round out the first concert. Mayor Don Doherty arid alderman Joe Etten will have a few remarks regarding the new season. This band is locally known as the only organization of its kind in the area, possibly the only group of its kind in Illinois. Sponsored by the city of McHenry and featuring loca,} musicians, it is well deservingof~ a good audience at each a^JI every concert. ,<M*' Here&Ther®~ In Business OPEN NEW UNIT The first showing of homes in Whispering Oaks, McHenry's planned unit community^which will offer a totallyvnew approach to adult living, was held last weekend. I The 609-acre rolling and wooded property is being developed by Ladd Enterprises, Inc. Homesites, streets, and all other features have been planned to save as many as possible of the majestic oak trees and other foliage which add to the natural beauty of the property. The entrance is off Illinois 120 west of Crystal Lake Road. Whispering Oaks is designed exclusively for adults who do riot have young children. While there will be no official age limit, it is expected that nearly all homes will be occupied by couples over 45 years 'of age. 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